0 food: --
2 food, or the energy and other things food provides people and animals to keep them strong and healthy: --
At the end of each day she is completely content; her basic sustenance comes from nature alone.
This is so because labor belongs to the things that constitute capital, as we shall explain in the chapter on sustenance.
However, they could no longer meet their sustenance from the forests, as the extent and quality of accessible forests declined.
They have extended to and derived sustenance from processes of state formation which have been active at the very base of society.
Workers doing this work would get their sustenance from the surplus value of the productive workers.
People scatter everywhere in search of sustenance, to places outside the jurisdiction of their present government.
If we deny continuous creation, some other construal the notion of sustenance or conservation must be found.
All found themselves denied the sustenance of the educational and political institutions that conferred prestige and power on past intellectuals.
