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| llow and early farmers considered it poor for | growing crops. |
| ltimately failed because of the difficulty in | growing crops. |
| at can be stored in soil and be available for | growing crops. |
| , when the fields in the cove were needed for | growing crops. |
| ppreciative and trouble grows, witnessed by a | growing crowd. |
| Arena for Leinster was needed to accommodate | growing crowds. |
| plans for further improvements to welcome the | growing crowds. |
| spatial density fluctuations or the shape of | growing crystal grains. |
| Solvothermal synthesis is useful for | growing crystals suitable to structure determination, |
| 3), discoverer of the Czochralski process for | growing crystals |
| ystalline powder mixture without the need for | growing crystals. |
| orn discoverer of the Czochralski process for | growing crystals. |
| rey Cypress is one of the parents of the fast | growing cultivated hybrid Leyland Cypress, the other |
| ramatically and there is strong evidence of a | growing cultural and political complexity by this por |
| ramatically and there is strong evidence of a | growing cultural and political complexity, especially |
| Fowlers Yard forms part of the | growing cultural quarter within Durham City. |
| en opened a new office in Taiwan to serve the | growing customer base in that country. |
| as well as a number of specialty green-houses | growing cut flowers and specialty peppers. |
| ges and Downtown Brooklyn, which is home to a | growing cycling community. |
| inting houses that are printing the country's | growing daily newspaper industry. |
| eld are in urban areas, including the rapidly | growing Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. |
| ) roads, and high-speed head-on crashes are a | growing danger in the area. |
| housands of fans on the field (as well as the | growing darkness in the days before large electric li |
| La Romana where his great love for music was | growing day by day. |
| But there is | growing debate about whether she should have been awa |
| ants discussed economic issues, including the | growing debt crisis. |
| The summit participants discussed the | growing debt crisis, arms control and greater co-oper |
| To cut down on the | growing decadence and crime that came with it, the Co |
| known as the Chinese Trumpet Vine, is a fast | growing, deciduous creeper with large, orange, trumpe |
| In the 1970s in her painting | growing decorative and graphic quality, locality and |
| Panicum capillare is an annual bunchgrass | growing decumbent or erect to heights exceeding one m |
| Phacelia exilis is an annual herb | growing decumbent or erect up to 25 centimeters in ma |
| It is a perennial herb | growing decumbent or erect, its branching stems reach |
| Trifolium albopurpureum is an annual herb | growing decumbent or erect in form. |
| It is an annual herb | growing decumbent or upright with stems up to 30 cent |
| Phacelia longipes is an annual herb | growing decumbent or erect to a maximum length of abo |
| C. robusta is variable in form, | growing decumbent or erect and reaching a maximum len |
| Growing degrees (GDs) is defined as the number of tem | |
| d succumbed to high altitude sickness and was | growing delusional, believing he had to climb back up |
| To meet the | growing demand for higher education, the university h |
| Due to | growing demand for their products, the company moved |
| West Campus was opened in 1966 in response to | growing demand for allied health and occupational tec |
| e recruitment agency, Tate, created to meet a | growing demand for managed recruitment solutions. |
| arents' garage was too small to deal with the | growing demand and production had to relocate to a ne |
| Range Facility was established to support the | growing demand of the Navy at Bonham. |
| It was built in 1923 to meet the | growing demand for electricity by homeowners in the C |
| The plebiscite was intended to deal with the | growing demand for reforming antiquated liquor contro |
| rt division occurred in the 1890s to meet the | growing demand for municipal services that the town c |
| Alfred Dunhill, responding to the | growing demand for automobiles, developed a line of a |
| largely from Southeast Asia, but it's, again, | growing demand has forced it to import oil from all o |
| training health extension workers to meet the | growing demand in the country, which has Africa's sec |
| Creation of the folwarks was boosted by | growing demand for grain and the profitability of its |
| downtown Danville in order to facilitate the | growing demand for career-preparatory classes. |
| There was a | growing demand for American produced products and by |
| 60, he had saved some money, and, seeing the | growing demand for Burton beer, he entered the brewin |
| began on the King's Dock in 1905 to meet the | growing demand of Tinplate exports from the local are |
| ceum was established in August 1987 to meet a | growing demand for quality Advanced level education. |
| SRI International, built RAX in response to a | growing demand for smaller, more affordable satellite |
| ombination of lower than average rainfall and | growing demand, the aquifer has become depleted. |
| In a bid to keep up with | growing demand, both distilleries eventually became o |
| proposed building would be too small for the | growing demand. |
| up all over the USA and Britain to supply the | growing demand. |
| t Paul's, but moved to Lawrence Weston due to | growing demand. |
| outlets began to stock the label to meet the | growing demand. |
| ants satisfy the salt requirements of an ever | growing demand. |
| The | growing demands led to numerous organisational change |
| am will have the skills necessary to meet the | growing demands of the changing concrete industry. |
| He was unable to resolve | growing demands among French-Canadians and was recall |
| olitical leaders should take into account the | growing democracy practiced in the sub-region and cop |
| However, the | growing Democratic trend west of the Cascades has ena |
| 8 election when Inslee was first elected, the | growing Democratic trend in the Seattle area has enab |
| Japan has over 60 churches and is the fastest | growing denomination in Japan. It is a member of the |
| d the Evangelical Covenant Church, an active, | growing denomination of more than 700 churches. |
| additional floors provided more room for the | growing department store chain's corporate offices. |
| The OU Department of Geography is a small and | growing department. |
| il: The Dangers and Consequences of America's | Growing Dependency on Imported Petroleum (New York: M |
| uccessful accountant, and is a partner in the | growing Derby firm Sibbalds. |
| f gay relationships in mainstream media fed a | growing desire in authors to explore the subjects on |
| Seamans states he felt a | growing desire to fulfill a vacuum in his spiritual l |
| stined for a general ecclesiastical career, a | growing desire to enter the Society of Jesus culminat |
| Adams, | growing desperate, sends McKean to Delaware to bring |
| The chasm between them seems to be | growing despite Max's best efforts. |
| In 1985 ,with SEKU | growing, Dewey asked his old friend Hazard to join th |
| studies of silicon metabolism often involved | growing diatoms of various species in different conce |
| Kuiper also found it difficult to mediate the | growing differences of opinion among faculty and betw |
| The leafless flower stalks | growing directly from the ground are up to 80 cm long |
| nd near rivers, creaks and ravines, sometimes | growing directly from steep mossy ravine walls. |
| Some observers say | growing disaffection within the ruling party could pl |
| y acknowledge their ability to respond to the | growing disaster is unable to keep pace with the huma |
| In 1979, because of his | growing discontent with the official Soviet ideology |
| The procession was a result of the | growing discontent at the inequality between the peas |
| the loss of the Cisplatine Province added to | growing discontent with Emperor Pedro I. |
| heless marked by the Norwegians' constant and | growing discontent with being in a union of any kind. |
| the agricultural sector and caused peasant's | growing discontent. |
| He took part in the | growing discussions regarding slavery and slave-trade |
| After the war, Slotin expressed | growing disdain for his personal involvement in the p |
| This relationship helped influence Coode's | growing disfavor towards the Maryland government. |
| Growing disillusioned with the cause, he decided to s | |
| the Westall's low output as indicative of his | growing disillusionment with the Australian landscape |
| This | growing disregard for chivalry's demands and the acco |
| King Christian II took advantage of the | growing dissatisfaction of the native clergy toward t |
| Growing dissatisfaction with his rule cumulated in th | |
| It remained the county seat until 1831, when | growing dissatisfaction within the county caused the |
| translator Matt Thorn stated that there was a | growing dissatisfaction with the lack of originality |
| By 1955, there was | growing dissatisfaction with the segregated bus syste |
| The Panamanian government reacted to the | growing dissent and communist organization in the cou |
| d scheduled a "town meeting" to attend to the | growing dissent over the proposed policy. |
| n of the Conservatives on each issue showed a | growing distance between the interests of Albertans a |
| o "the condition of his private affairs and a | growing distaste for political life." |
| In the vineyards, there is also a | growing distinction being made between "ripe" and "un |
| dependent School District, one of the largest | growing districts in the state of Texas. |
| Stanford Jazz Festival continues to attract a | growing, diverse audience and critical acclaim. |
| s in the area, Venus has recently attracted a | growing, diverse population. |
| Washington has a | growing, diversified economy with an increasing perce |
| ese small pocket societies contributed to the | growing diversity of American society, and thus helpe |
| imes, wedding cake toppers have reflected the | growing diversity in marriages. |
| arted partially as an attempt to dissolve the | growing division between audience and performer. |
| Growing divisions within the Conservative Party resul | |
| lly agreed with Burger, and worried about the | growing docket. |
| as the fastest | growing domain in 2008, of the top 200 in the U.S., a |
| ng base, an abundance of natural resources, a | growing domestic market, a sound financial sector and |
| ials a wider range of tools to respond to the | growing domestic production of methamphetamine. |
| Growing dormant in sub-tropical and tropical climates | |
| er than grey and appears only sparsely, never | growing down the centre of the back. |
| er electronics, for which energy use has been | growing dramatically. |
| In acidic bogs are | growing Drosera and Pinguicula. |
| eased law enforcement resources to combat the | growing drug problem. |
| Its population is | growing due to its proximity to Bucharest. |
| The use of Chardonnay and Chenin blanc is | growing, due in part to the more internationally reco |
| mately two thousand students and is currently | growing due to new constructions that began in 2009. |
| Community High School and the school is still | growing, due to the amount of construction in the are |
| As of 2010, the population of Cassilis is | growing due to the subdivision of farming land into r |
| it carries particular importance as the only | growing dune system in Wales. |
| Gamal's celebrity kept | growing during the late 1990s, and she toured many pl |
| It traded under this name for eight years, | growing during this period to cover much of Northern |
| Kent on Saturday also has a fast | growing e-edition available free online through www.k |
| Kent on Sunday also has a fast | growing e-edition, which is available free online thr |
| With its audiences | growing each year, Queensland Ballet enjoys a well-es |
| ells his lover that his love for her keeps on | growing each and every day, giving several comparatio |
| nd CEO, Donahoe has global responsibility for | growing each of the company's business units, which i |
| Growing early-maturing varieties and establishing a r | |
| n silence with flowers and candles, part of a | growing East German civil rights movement. |
| that focuses on local coverage of the rapidly | growing eastern region of Manatee County. |
| for irregular satellites: the | growing eccentricity will result in a collision with |
| A | growing eco-tourism sector has developed in the count |
| in 1977, some believe that it was due to the | growing economic hardship that faced the Soviet Union |
| idated as residential areas for people with a | growing economic power . |
| In August 1971 Harris polling amid a | growing economic crisis, Muskie came out on top of in |
| with their resulting lack of privacy) and the | growing economic crisis. |
| Despite | growing economic ties, Mark Beeson, a professor of po |
| With one of the fastest | growing economies in the world, China is increasingly |
| ite the widespread problem of hunger in Asia, | growing economies have lifted many out of poverty. |
| Ashe has also noted that Poland has a | growing economy that offers many opportunities for US |
| In a rapidly | growing economy like India demand for international c |
| United Arab Emirates has a rapidly | growing economy and very little water to support it. |
| Heavy investment and a rapidly | growing economy were accompanied by a clampdown on tr |
| Sri Lanka's | growing economy, strategic location, friendly foreign |
| These measures, along with a steadily | growing economy, have led to continued improvement of |
| d overseas to meet the soaring demands of its | growing economy. |
| It is a smaller, but very quickly | growing educational institution. |
| h US, Europe, Africa and the Middle East) and | growing Egyptian exports. |
| A combination of | growing Egyptian power, deteriorating Ottoman strengt |
| The species is low | growing, either being prostrate or growing up to 1 me |
| plemented their own ways of accommodating the | growing elderly population. |
| re Railway in 1913, in an attempt to fend off | growing electric tramway competition in the Cheetham |
| ed for its potential to provide power for the | growing electrical load in the state. |
| fetal skull that grows to envelop the rapidly | growing embryonic brain. |
| America, Ludwigia inclinata is usually found | growing emersed or submersed in and around stagnant o |
| But | growing employment opportunities created by the Indus |
| rculture zeitgeist as a cartoon mirror of the | growing empowerment of women in punk rock culture. |
| stern contempt for West Coast attitudes and a | growing enchantment with the relaxed whimsy constantl |
| independently funded by student tuition and a | growing endowment. |
| ube to supplement nourishment if they are not | growing enough. |
| This creates a cool | growing environment that is a Region I on the Winkler |
| Mycobacterium brumae is a rapidly | growing environmental mycobacterial species identifie |
| These plans ran into opposition from the | growing environmental movement of the 1960s and 1970s |
| An easily cultivated, fast | growing epiphyte or xerophyte. |
| This is an annual herb | growing erect to heights approaching one meter or lyi |
| This is an annual herb with a branching stem | growing erect to a maximum height near 30 centimeters |
| It is a perennial herb | growing erect or decumbent along the ground, its stem |
| This is a perennial herb | growing erect to about 2 meters in height from a scal |
| This is an annual herb | growing erect to approach a maximum height near one m |
| It is a shrub | growing erect to about a meter in maximum height with |
| It is an annual herb | growing erect 20 to 70 centimeters in maximum height. |
| It is an annual or perennial herb | growing erect to a maximum height over one meter. |
| This is an annual herb | growing erect with pairs of oblong leaves along its s |
| It is a rhizomatous perennial herb | growing erect or leaning with a naked flowering stem. |
| This is a perennial bunchgrass, | growing erect to under a meter-3 feet in height, and |
| It is a rhizomatous perennial herb | growing erect to about 18 centimeters in maximum heig |
| It is an annual herb | growing erect to a maximum height near 50 centimeters |
| This is a taprooted perennial herb | growing erect 20 to 60 centimeters tall. |
| This is a slender annual herb | growing erect and varying in size from just a few cen |
| It is an annual herb | growing erect to maximum heights anywhere between 5 c |
| It is a hairy to hairless perennial herb | growing erect to over a meter in maximum height. |
| It is a perennial herb or small shrub | growing erect to about two meters in height. |
| It is a rhizomatous perennial herb | growing erect 10 to 30 centimeters tall. |
| rming mats or cushions of short, angled stems | growing erect to 7 or 8 centimeters in maximum height |
| It is a rhizomatous perennial herb | growing erect or leaning with a slender naked floweri |
| It is an annual or biennial herb | growing erect to a maximum height well exceeding one |
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