And the tree lives on, in young clones and cuttings.
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Cuttings of plants lie on the table on the far left.
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But the cuttings from Trainspotting days are still on the walls.
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The two started sending each other plant cuttings in the mail.
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And the tree lives on, in young clones grown from cuttings.
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On some [she's doing them herself], but most fittings we do cuttings.
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Doesn't Apple know you're supposed to leave the cuttings on the grass?
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Thanks to McKenna, some B. caapi cuttings "escaped captivity," he told me.
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For the second, The Cuttings Book, she collaborated with artist Sarah May.
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She would often bring a folder of cuttings with her full of ideas.
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She found an account that was selling 26-inch cuttings for $209 each.
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We made some cuttings that winter and started maybe five or six hundred.
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Let's call some CEOs to the White House and have some ribbon cuttings!
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However, you cannot take cuttings from the existing plants and replant them elsewhere.
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Roche had plastered an entire wall of the lobby with newspaper cuttings about himself.
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Children can even pot up ginger cuttings and take a bit of Hawaii home.
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It has encouraged local growers to bring their cuttings to Torres rather than burn them.
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Along similar lines, "Fools Gold" is a gold leaf-covered graph comprised of newspaper cuttings.
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At the show, one vendor from Ecuador sold individual cuttings of it for $4003 apiece.
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When we had a furnished flat of our own the cuttings just grew and grew.
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This particular variety of cereus is a pass-along plant, easily shared via rooted cuttings.
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This isn't scripture, but rather a compendium of cuttings and jottings, an idiosyncratic commonplace book.
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Opt for natural elements that you can gather from your garden, like flowers and tree cuttings.
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Next, use the wire to attach a cluster of cranberries, evergreen sprigs or other seasonal cuttings.
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Before we leave, she requests that our photographer send over her images for her cuttings book.
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But, apparently, before the patent became official, Carlos Castillo gave some cuttings to his brother Manuel.
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"You give cuttings to all your friends and then they put it in dispensaries," he said.
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Manila files bulging with cuttings line every corridor, while stacks of yellowing newspapers teeter in piles.
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Major oil companies including Chevron (CVX) and ExxonMobil (XOM) have warned of spending and cost cuttings.
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A decade ago, a collector sold its cuttings at the show for $8 apiece, said Mr. Mittermeier.
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He started supplying cuttings to magazines and those journalists told others about Tasiemka, so he started charging.
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"All winter long it will be in the still-life arrangement," Ms. Vanchiswar said of her cuttings.
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At the time of writing, rooted 4-inch cuttings are on sale on Etsy for a whopping $75.
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For ivy plants like mine, you can also root cuttings in water and plant them in new pots.
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"Clip-clippety-clip, out of the newspaper I clipped things," she said, as we looked through the cuttings.
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We worked on the archive together and eventually the cuttings library took over and I gave up journalism.
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When her new pink congo grew big enough to sell the cuttings, she might even strike it rich.
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He told the court earlier this year that there were a lot of gang wars, fights, and cuttings.
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When I had to time the last lawn cuttings of the summer of various lawns before football training camp.
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Do a diligent cuttings job and interview anyone who has some dirt to dish or an axe to grind.
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Photographer Annie Collinge and set designer Sarah May collaborated together to bring us the beautiful "Cuttings" portfolio this month.
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When I had the time, the last lawn cuttings of the summer of various lawns before football training camp.
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The allure of ribbon cuttings and claiming to be job creators is too great to leave to vague promises.
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These cuttings point to the difference between the culture of the manuscript and our current culture of viewing art.
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The designs address concerns that the tunnel portals and deep cuttings would scar the landscape and cause irreparable damage.
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Some years the contest winner has been presented with cuttings from bushes at the Kilmer service plaza on the Turnpike.
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The Garden worked with the National Tropical Botanical Garden in Hawaii, which provided cuttings and seedlings of natives legally transportable.
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Folk artist Feng Shiping makes paper cuttings featuring soccer stars Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi on June 12, in Handan, China.
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These were exciting times—the Queens never expected this level of coverage and collected all the press cuttings for their scrapbooks.
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Ms. Offolter estimates that over the two decades she's been in business, she's sold maybe 20 or 30 spiritus sancti cuttings.
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Mr. Hollande still occupies the magnificent gilded Élysée Palace, still gives speeches attended by important people and still attends ribbon-cuttings.
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Popular Ebitda adjustments are either proceeds from planned cost-cuttings or potential boosts in revenues from synergies in integrating target companies.
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Some have even taken souvenir plant cuttings from the vines intertwined with the wrought-iron fence in front of the house.
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Stocks are higher even after retailer Macy's posted its worst trading day ever on Thursday after cuttings its profit and sales outlook.
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The grain maize harvest is due to kick off in about 10 days in France while fodder maize cuttings have already started.
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"Bouillabaisse is emblematic of Marseille," Robert explains, as he shows me a folder of press cuttings from his years as head chef.
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Typically, she buys individual segments of plants (cuttings) from international importers, then carefully cultivates them until they've established root systems and leaves.
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What Nguyen didn't know at the time was that her latest investment was unlikely to yield any viable pink cuttings at all.
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Cotton from the waste cuttings of jeans and T-shirts is used as interior padding and sound insulation in most Ford vehicles.
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It has installed a biomass boiler fueled by vine cuttings, pomace and other materials that traditionally were burned, emitting plumes of carbon dioxide.
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Because the food would arrive there rotten and they would say they had to work on the cuttings before cooking everything over again.
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Most wine grapes are grown from "clonal types"—exact genetic copies of successful vines, with cuttings taken from the precisely tuned familiar varietals.
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It's filled with a sprawling collection of newspaper and magazine cuttings, on everything from the Kray twins and Spice Girls to Ryan Giggs.
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The NCCB put the production drop down to "a lack of selected cuttings and poor agricultural practices of farmers," but did not elaborate.
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Immersed within the cuttings — which viewers are encouraged to flick through — are black and white self-portraits of Ali's face tightly bound in thread.
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But amid all the ribbon cuttings and heady celebrations was a surprising downside for many of the state's most innovative edibles makers and products.
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They planted their first taro with huli (cuttings) shared by an initially skeptical native Hawaiian neighbor who warmed to the two earnest haoles (whites).
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We will all be tempted — by lucrative contracts, federal grant dollars or flashy ribbon cuttings — to seek a middle ground that does not exist.
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Each rare plant she acquires can, if properly nurtured, turn into a business opportunity, by selling cuttings she gingerly takes to fellow collectors online.
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Where it is: About two years ago, plant enthusiasts could only get Pilea peperiomiodes cuttings from their friends or personal growers on Instagram or Etsy.
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Waste-to-energy is already commonly used in the power sector, where household rubbish such as food or grass cuttings are burned to create electricity.
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Waste-to-energy is already commonly used in the power sector, where household rubbish such as food or grass cuttings are burnt to create electricity.
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A diligent cuttings job and interviews with anyone with dirt to dish or an axe to grind provide the material to shred a chap's reputation.
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I scored his great recipe for lamb shawarma, which he served on top of rosemary cuttings from the garden in South London where we ate.
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Thomas Jefferson passed on plant samples from the Jardin des Plantes in Paris to Hosack, and Alexander Hamilton collected plant cuttings from the Elgin grounds.
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Annie Collinge: The project is part of my series Cuttings, which I made with artist and set designer Sarah May over a five-year period.
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Initially, only knowing each other by their social media handles, they solidified their cross-country bond by sending plant cuttings to each other through the post.
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The group already urges members to compost, a far better alternative to the traditional practice of burning vine cuttings and a proven method of sequestering carbon.
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These bananas are sterile and dependent on propagation via cloning, either by using suckers and cuttings taken from the underground stem or through modern tissue culture.
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Then he disappeared into obscurity, taking over the bar in Bremen that his parents had filled – and then stripped – of cuttings and trophies from Dora's career.
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There are shady sellers shilling questionable "seeds" online, rabid collectors swiping cuttings from botanical gardens and poachers ripping rare specimens out of their habitats without permits.
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This specialty nursery would grow out cuttings discovered by the Rustlers in cemeteries and unkempt yards, then return these robust and fragrant roses to new gardens.
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The gallerist Suzanne Demisch provided a collection of spider plants grown from cuttings cultivated by Lee Krasner, which will populate a coffee-stained Douglas fir cabinet.
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Normally the Jean-Georges team would promote a sous chef from the flagship to lead the new venture, like a plant that is propagated through cuttings.
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Making It At times, the ground inside the pressed flower artist Kate Cadbury's potting shed is so strewn with cuttings it resembles a florist's shop floor.
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He also made a one-off, La Cloche, made exclusively from the Vieux Château cuttings, a floral, pretty, high-toned wine that was structured yet delicate.
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In general, I have a green thumb; my home and office are filled with plants, most of which I've grown from seed or cuttings from friends' plants.
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Martin Ray, who proved that great wines could be made in the Santa Cruz Mountains, took cuttings of Rixford's vines to plant at his property near Saratoga.
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And, finally, it's revenge season — stabbings and throat-cuttings will abound as Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) returns to the continent to give out some much-needed payback.
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In 2016, Unicef said the rate of cuttings had declined over three decades, with adolescents about one-third less likely to be cut than 30 years ago.
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Publicly, she was a sophisticated ambassador for the company, attending ribbon cuttings, posting pictures of deals on her Instagram page, and gracing advertisements for the company's new properties.
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Its Swiss bank rival, UBS, commented on Thursday that Credit Suisse's results were "reassuring" and that its plans for further cost cuttings would keep boosting the bank's results.
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The subsistence farmers of Nhampuepua, hardened by years of poverty, are already replanting what they can, using cuttings from the uprooted cassava plants that now litter the village.
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In an effort to keep the ancient lineage of the orchard from disappearing, the scionwood — cuttings from recent aboveground growth — was grafted onto new blight-resistant root stock.
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They were hauling home sacks of cuttings from their own production run at HD Fashion, which also makes clothes for Rag & Bone and Donna Karan's Urban Zen line.
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These genes are so critical to the future of apples that cuttings from the trees are shipped to the National Laboratory for Genetic Resources Preservation in Fort Collins, Colo.
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He has done large-form cuttings of the Statue of Liberty, Albert Einstein, Jimi Hendrix, Elvis Presley and the motorcycle builder and biker Larry Desmedt, better known as Indian Larry.
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Mr. Hirt, 42, said that the strong sales were in spite of buyers who take advantage of propagation, the ability of certain plant species to spawn new plants from cuttings.
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Growers must take cuttings from the plant to propagate new pink princesses, and only from the most variegated parts of a mother plant, which makes them finicky for commercial growing.
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Or, if you have some wildflowers or leftover herb cuttings from your garden, they can provide delicious flavoring for jars of honey, says David Wardynski of Omni Amelia Island Plantation Resort.
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By enacting reforms to streamline infrastructure approval, Congress and the Trump administration can cut the red tape so we can start the ribbon-cuttings on job-creating, community-sustaining pipeline projects.
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JOHANNESBURG, April 5 (Reuters) - South Africa's Bid Corporation (Bidcorp) has bought a 90 percent stake in Spanish foodservice group Guzman Gastronomia and Cuttings, it said on Wednesday without disclosing the value.
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Tillmans cultivates a small wilderness of houseplants—sculptural cacti, papyrus, greenish-purple-leafed begonias, delicate ferns—which he grows from cuttings that he gets from friends and collects on his travels.
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IOI admitted to clearing peatlands, in a statement to the RSPO, but denied planting oil palm trees on them, saying it rehabilitated the area by planting "cuttings of an indigenous jungle species".
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Over the years, he's taken any cuttings that rate zero to one, or six to seven and grafted little bits of them onto rootstocks his lab manages on 15 acres in Puyallup.
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At the same time, we expect them to answer constituent calls and requests and to return home regularly so we can speak with them at town halls, ribbon cuttings and policy forums.
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Meyer sent cuttings back to the US. The Meyer lemon, as it came to be known, was first grown in Chico, California, and eventually in citrus hubs such as Florida and Texas.
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To balance things out, she keeps a large family of plants she has nurtured from cuttings along the windowsills and an assortment of her favorite objets d'art, including her Popsicle-stick projects.
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Chicken shawarma is lavished with garlic whip, and the cuttings from a spit of mixed lamb and beef are draped in silky tahini, called Arabic shawarma on the menu and which I preferred.
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Inside Powell's Barber Shop however, patrons can find a real Englewood institution, one without violence or gang dealings, where community building events and job fairs are put on regularly amidst the hair cuttings.
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Mr. Trump was finishing a two-day publicity tour of his Scotland golf resorts — on Friday, he visited Trump Turnberry — but between ribbon cuttings and family photos, news of Britain's referendum kept intruding.
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The four grandmothers who run the cooperative's one-hectare farm plot, hidden amid thorny acacias and imposing mountains, ululate as Brandon Nthianandham, Siyazisiza's rural community worker, arrives, bearing sugarcane cuttings as a gift.
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The trees aren't exactly clones—more like the product of a high-tech version of grafting, where cuttings, or tissues, from one plant are used to propagate others in a process called somatic embryogenesis.
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He said mines had practices to alleviate it, like wetting down roadways, installing proper ventilation, turning on water sprays, ensuring cuttings heads were working properly, and making sure miners positioned themselves to minimize harm.
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The World Food Programme (WFP) is distributing food aid to the same families that are receiving seeds and cuttings from the FAO to grow vegetables such as green beans, lima beans, and sweet potatoes.
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Mr. Walker's return to Wisconsin was difficult: People complained that he had been too focused on his own ambitions, and he spent months making up for it with parades, local meetings and ribbon cuttings.
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Dozens of cuttings from both of the newly found trees have since been planted in Ironbound Hard Cider's nursery, meaning that all four Newark cider apples have now been returned to New Jersey soil.
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Or if it's photos you're looking for, check out Cuttings, a new portfolio that explores visual trickery using found objects by artists Annie Colligne and Sarah May (they also took this month's cover image).
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"Bedrocan cannabis is grown in controlled conditions in bunkers, from cloned cuttings," said Dr. David Caldicott, senior lecturer at the faculty of medicine at Australian National University and author of the Australian Medical Cannabis Course.
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The ribbon cuttings and news conferences to celebrate new deals have slowed considerably, and more recent plans to open certain brands, like midlevel hotel chains under the names Scion and American Idea, have been dropped.
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This rambling, peaceful resting place of many of Victoria's notable citizens is also where you'll find some of the city's oldest heritage trees, cuttings from which were planted all over the young city (see treesofvictoria.com).
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In " Valentine's Day Inspiration: Pressed Flowers, on Paper," Aimee Farrell writes: At times, the ground inside the pressed flower artist Kate Cadbury's potting shed is so strewn with cuttings it resembles a florist's shop floor.
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This time the 30-year-old Tremayne is on assignment for the India Office, which has replaced the East India Company, and his aim is to travel to the Peruvian highlands to filch cinchona cuttings.
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At one station scheduled to open early next year, archaeologists found bits of ancient capitals, decorative marble elements, petrified peach pits from ancient Persian cuttings and 16th-century terra-cotta plates from a nearby hospital.
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We seized on the new material and me and Chris went to the ICA each day to collect the press cuttings, photocopy them and pin them to the wall of the gallery alongside the existing documentation.
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In 2005, for example, a curator of the Charles University Botanical Garden in Prague was convicted in South Africa of collecting over 3,000 protected plants, cuttings and seeds in the Western Cape, according to case records.
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Booth A26 The fair's most stunning display is at Susan Inglett Gallery, where four large paper cuttings by William Villalongo, a Brooklyn-based artist working in painting, printmaking and installation, neatly fill the booth's gray walls.
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MALORECHENSKOYE, Crimea (Reuters) - In her home in a small village on Crimea's rocky coastline, the mother of Eurovision song contest winner Jamala is surrounded by magazine cuttings about her daughter and bouquets of flowers from well-wishers.
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In the landscaping business, there are many different things you can do even as a kid — taking ivy cuttings and planting them in little peat pots to let them grow, digging trees, a lot of physical work.
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The majority of private equity firms are not paying attention to ESG matters in their portfolio companies because immediate cost cuttings and earning enhancements are the priority following a buyout, rather than long-term ESG improvement planning.
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Image: Alessandro Pierattini"My paper reexamines the blocks from the mid-seventh century temples at Corinth and Isthmia and their peculiar cuttings—two parallel rope-grooves on their underside and turning up on one end," Pierattini told Gizmodo.
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The author, Fran McManus, ended her story with a suggestion: Some of the four apple varieties were already being grown in other states, from cuttings taken from the last old New Jersey trees in the 1970s and '80s.
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They include refraining from tilling, or turning, the soil; mixing crops together rather than growing large fields of just one type; planting trees and shrubs near or among crops; and leaving stalks and other cuttings on fields to decay.
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Every bit the doting East End matriarch, Violet kept an album of press cuttings that included the twins' triumphs in the boxing ring – as well as stories of the gang wars in which her darling boys eventually became embroiled.
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Dressed in a black T-shirt and black shorts, he was poring over pub floor plans for a client and some fabric cuttings, occasionally tapping away on his iPhone with a stylus gripped in his black metallic prosthetic hand.
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That's when Pierre Pellier came back to California from a trip to France with cuttings of le petit pruneau d'Agen, the plum tree requested by his brother Louis Pellier, who'd failed to make much money during the Gold Rush.
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At the San Giovanni station, which is expected to open early next year, archaeologists found bits of ancient capitals, decorative marble elements, petrified peach pits from ancient Persian cuttings and 16th-century terra-cotta plates from a nearby hospital.
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Front Range Biosciences, which produces marijuana plants free of viruses and bacteria, is branching out into other crops like coffee, today announcing it would provide Frinj more than 3 million plants (technically known as "rooted cuttings") over the next four years.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Sealed behind the steel doors of two bunkers in a Beijing suburb, university students are trying to find out how it feels to live in a space station on another planet, recycling everything from plant cuttings to urine.
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When cultivated indoors from cuttings, Salvia divinorum tends to have a sickly appearance; the leaves fall frequently and without warning, and the quadrangular stem has a habit of breaking when the plant grows more than a few feet in height.
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Ribbon cuttings and splashy announcements about, say, a new Foxconn factory in Wisconsin, a new Boeing plant in South Carolina or more Nestle jobs in Indiana are the most visible way to show action on an issue voters deeply care about.
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In an interview with Business Insider, Rivlin described how he won Murdoch over by appealing to his credentials as a news man, showing him a book of cuttings filled with print-outs of Tab stories that made a big splash.
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But as a cultural phenomenon, Kate Middleton the character — narrated in the tabloids, reproduced on magazine covers, performed at ribbon-cuttings and charity events — embodied a vision of ideal womanhood that filled (and if I'm honest, still fills) me with deep anxiety.
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The deep-green leaf slivers look like grass cuttings and yield a golden-colored tea of delicate herbal elegance with an alluring sweetness in the aftertaste: Ippodo Shincha, $9.98 to $54.44, depending on the size, 125 East 39th Street, ippodo-tea.co.jp/en/.
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Outdoor space: The property includes a boxwood-parterre garden (a couple of the landscape's many boxwoods were grown from cuttings taken at Mount Vernon), an herb garden, a camellia garden and a garden whose centerpiece is a sculpture inspired by a petroglyph.
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So, at the suggestion of renowned New York-based photographer John Clang, Bynd Artisan rebranded to promote its Asian roots and heritage, which include decorating their outlets with old photographs, newspaper cuttings and pages taken from old order books that belonged to her grandfather.
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Closer to his own life, in the remote litter of mud huts on Lake Victoria in Kenya where he had grown up one of 14 children, villagers had initially rejected the cassava cuttings his father had introduced, thinking the unknown tubers would breed demons.
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The evidence she retrieved (two bloodstain cuttings, two bloodstain swabs, a swab from the ignition area, and a swab from the hood latch of the Rav 4) wasn't significant, although she does conclude that the swab from the hood latch has to have been falsified.
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The young trees in this orchard were grown for transplant, or maybe they just took cuttings, because now they're as gnarled as the tree in the meadow they call the Wedding Tree, which was split in a storm, its fallen branches scattered around the still living base.
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Not long before he died, Carl Elliott of Jasper, a liberal Democratic congressman who earned the first John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award in 1990, told me about being guest of honor at "watermelon cuttings" in the shade of my grandfather's hickory tree at election time.
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Foxconn does the "big song and dance, bringing out the Chinese dragon dancers, ribbon cuttings, toasts and signature of the usual boilerplate agreements," said Alberto Moel, an investor and adviser to early-stage tech companies who until recently was a technology analyst at the research firm Sanford C. Bernstein.
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In 22018, Mr. Schneider and Ms. Baker, who by then had married, bought a potato farm in Riverhead and planted it with numerous clones of cabernet franc, as well as some cuttings of cab franc and merlot that had originally come from Vieux Château Certan, a famed Pomerol estate.
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Foxconn does the "big song and dance, bringing out the Chinese dragon dancers, ribbon cuttings, toasts and signature of the usual boilerplate agreements," said Alberto Moel, an investor and adviser to early-stage tech companies who until recently was a technology analyst at the research firm Sanford C. Bernstein.
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In the summer of 1982, my job was cutting lawns, I had my own business of sorts, you see some specifics about the lawn cutting listed on the calendar page, when I had to time the last lawn cuttings of the summer of various lawns before football training camp.
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Taken together with the assemblage of newspaper cuttings and posters from the action displayed on the gallery's back wall and artifacts documenting the rising cultural consciousness of the time—including the first version of the "Sámi Flag" (1977) by Synnøve Person — there's a sense that the long battle was won.
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Pence's social media feed is mostly the bland stuff of an elected official in a Midwestern farm state, replete with photos of the governor posing with constituents at fairs, ground-breakings and ribbon-cuttings, touting job-creation efforts (Silicon Prairie!) and lauding the efforts of the military and law enforcement.
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A handful of these grapes along with sciaccarellu and niellucciu were in our No. 1769 bottle, the 2012 Ministre Impérial from Comte Abbatucci's Cuvée Collection, a complex, brilliantly perfumed wine made from a collection of cuttings of indigenous grapes carefully preserved by the father of the current proprietor, Jean-Charles Abbatucci.
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But Diaz didn't realize how much of a recipe hoarder she was until after her death, when she inherited her grandmother's collection — the magazines, newspaper cuttings and books, including a beat-up copy of "Cocina Criolla," a classic Puerto Rican cookbook by Carmen Aboy Valldejuli, filled with bookmarks and penciled notes in the margins.
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A lifelong Atlantan, I began photographing the full spectrum of residents' lives in English Avenue and Vine City shortly after the stadium broke ground: from the joys of ribbon cuttings for new parks and children blowing out candles on birthday cakes to the sorrows of funerals, house fires and people grappling with heroin addiction.
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