But it also means areas of the city are completely denuded.
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Then you fuse the adult sheep cell with the denuded sheep egg.
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They say it denuded mountains, leading to heavy flooding in valley villages.
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But then there is nothing of us left in these denuded spaces.
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Beyond it, a denuded area, hundreds of times larger, came into view.
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But then, instead of denuded, the athletes might rather feel … re-dressed.
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Bush didn't fear German unification but a Europe denuded of American troops.
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After eight years in power, their party looks denuded of top-level talent.
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Congress already slighted them when it denuded their bill and then passed it.
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Chris Sayer pushed his way through avocado branches and grasped a denuded limb.
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Amazon prepares drones for delivery of electronics over main streets denuded of stores.
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The denuded landscape allowed winds to blow off the topsoil, and fertility fell sharply.
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Overgrazing so denuded and compacted the hillsides that they couldn't absorb rainfall or snowmelt.
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If temperatures drop, the corals can recover, but denuded ones remain vulnerable to disease.
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The denuded PCLOB has been a long running bone of contention for Privacy Shield critics.
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"I suspect that Haiti might have actually been more denuded 30 years ago," he said.
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Injury after just seven minutes to Vincent Kompany denuded it of its rock of defense.
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The worst-case outcome is a planet denuded of most life, potentially including Homo sapiens.
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The denuded body is both subject and object: an entity represented and something experienced directly.
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Steep, verdant hills once covered in rain forest were denuded and exposed to the elements.
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More and more Native Americans, struggling to survive on the denuded plains, moved to reservations.
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This represents a staggering 18.3 percent decrease compared to the already denuded fiscal 2017 budget.
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Huge amounts of rain forced evacuations in California as the freshly denuded landscape threatened mudslides.
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Mr Todesca, who appealed successfully against his fine, arrived to find the institute denuded and demoralised.
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This isn't just a story about the contradictions between Trump's fraudulent campaign and his denuded administration.
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And the American sports landscape, in period of less than 24 hours, was left utterly denuded.
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With the exception of some oversized radiators, it has long been denuded of any architectural nuance.
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The rain forest providing protective cover for the city below has been denuded by the buildings.
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The hurricane denuded the property and killed its signature palm tree that bowed over the water.
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There's uncertainty there, too: Can the public health agencies denuded by budget cuts meet surging needs?
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In the accompanying prints the Kelly green pollutes everything from Iguazú Falls to a man's denuded member.
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SCITUATE, R. I. — Foresters began noticing the patches of dying pines and denuded oaks, and grew concerned.
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What you get is a layer of society that has been denuded of institutions and social bonds.
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The once-green hills of Hpakant, now a denuded lunar landscape, are among the world's deadliest places.
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Several large beef producers agreed to boycott ranchers whose herds grazed on denuded stretches of the Amazon.
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"If that were a human in that position, the vegetation for a mile around would be denuded."
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The fire-charred landscape, denuded of vegetation, does little to retain water and is vulnerable to deadly mudslides.
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The fiery leader said miners should make an extra effort to plant trees in areas denuded by mining.
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Yet it is hard to see how a denuded court is appealing in the medium or long term.
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In each case, the source genre is denuded, reduced to an unobtrusive lilt — reggae as signifier, not engine.
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Our bookshelves, on the other hand, were largely denuded, save for the odd antler fragment or coffee mug.
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Leafless, branchless trees, denuded by Maria's winds, are tangled around one another and spill out into the highway.
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A truck covered in "Trump" bumper stickers was denuded of many of them by protesters walking by the vehicle.
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But it also denuded Iraq of a minority that had long contributed to its political, economic and cultural identity.
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The Afro was being resuscitated as "revolutionary glamour," she said, black chic in a bottle, denuded of political potency.
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In this production, there is real flesh too, albeit less important than the naked talk, the wild, denuded souls.
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Debris, downed and denuded trees, and rows of leveled buildings are visible in the video, which hops around the island.
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Investigators took into account the tree's age, its potential life span and how much of its lush foliage was denuded.
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Paintings called "Above the Gravel Pit," show scenes of denuded land and tree stumps, all beneath a brilliant, rippled sky.
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Winds that howled at well over 100 miles an hour hurled roofs, cars and boats, denuded trees and smashed windows.
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Denuded of its wetlands and mangrove forests from Texas to Florida, much of the coastline started slumping into the sea.
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Many Americans think their families and their neighborhoods are being denuded by the impersonal forces of globalization, finance and technology.
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Before the Saturday evening performance, Ms. Valentine met me at the show's rehearsal space, now mostly denuded and bubble wrapped.
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The denuded land in the wake of the flames could now face mudslides as the rainy season picks up, for example.
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Around them lay a vast denuded plain, a treeless dust bowl, with acacia thorns planted in the sand to demarcate boundaries.
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Most Rohingya refugees live in shacks made of bamboo and plastic sheets that cling to steep, denuded hills in Cox's Bazar.
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Just off Galloo Island is Little Galloo, a small, denuded island that is home to tens of thousands of nesting birds.
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The image of a bloodied creature, denuded of its fur and twitching on the ground, is a hard one to forget.
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But its wheels, engine, seat, and even pedals are missing; the body stands denuded, an uncanny object more sculpture than vehicle.
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Seen amid these denuded 'grams, the hospital selfies are an especially poignant offering from an artist who has always eluded autobiography.
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The denuded landscape will also erode more quickly as water flows across it, meaning runoff will carry more silt and debris.
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What will come up on these denuded hills will be less homogeneous, he said, and more resilient for a new climate.
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Entire towns, such as Yei, a city near the border once known for its cultural life, have reportedly been denuded of people.
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Denuded of her usual theatrical artifice, Gaga more than exceeds those expectations, delivering a performance that's raw and passionate, but also sweet.
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The crisis began Monday when heavy rains caused mudslides from the denuded slopes of Mount Sugar Loaf, about 133 miles from Freetown.
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The icing on the whitefly's cake, he said, is all the mulberry trees, which are steadily being denuded by the voracious bugs.
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Each avocado is denuded of its peel and encased in a plastic sheath, which is then inserted into a sturdy cardboard package.
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After dealing with Mr. Trump, "you're definitely denuded and jaded," one Republican who has interacted recently with members of Congress told me.
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In Colorado, wildfires have already ripped through more than 175,000 acres, and the ensuing rains have brought mudslides along the freshly denuded landscape.
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They're nitrogen fixers, playing an important role in the Mallee region where the top soil is very denuded and the nutrients are depleted.
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Stan Ziegler of Ventura County Fire explained the areas of greatest risk for devastating mudflow are neighborhoods below freshly burned, denuded, steep hillsides.
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Recent wildfires denuded much of the landscape, leaving the terrain vulnerable to erosion, and unfortunately for Montecito, California's rainy season is just beginning.
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Most of the funds under the Compensatory Afforestation, Management and Planning Authority (CAMPA) law would be used to restock denuded forests, Dave said.
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On the mountainside, poor farmers are being paid by the government to grow trees as part of a plan to replenish the denuded landscape.
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That is one reason why the island's denuded landscape, which inspired the Christian story of the Apocalypse, today enjoys a decent covering of green.
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People in search of firewood for heat and cooking have denuded their hills, causing floods and droughts and making silt pile up at dams.
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Much of "Westfront" is played out in the scarred and denuded buffer zone between the trenches — filmed by Pabst in highly defined sharp focus.
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Areas that had been denuded of trees now boast verdant slopes of coffee trees interspersed with local trees such as albizias and other crops.
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The federal government may also cover costs of recovering from the blaze, including the removal of vast amounts of debris in fire-denuded areas.
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Frieze's pre-eminence denuded the Islington fair of exhibitors such as Annely Juda Fine Art, which now shows at Frieze's sister fair, Frieze Masters.
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The disaster struck on Tuesday after heavy rains soaked the area near Montecito, where vegetation had been denuded by the largest wildfire in California's history.
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Quickly, a tourist attempts to gently cover De Robertis' breasts with the artist's blue headdress before security guards rush in to apprehend the denuded woman.
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The effort to build Euron's thousand ships must have denuded the place of vital resources too, though once again the show is scant on details.
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The devastating mudslides, which were triggered by heavy rains early on Tuesday, roared into valleys denuded by historic wildfires that struck the area last month.
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Now, the bar seems denuded and feeble, like a Christmas tree missing half its branches, or an old, sick dog, just about ready to die.
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The point is that even at the Fed, which is partly insulated from the Trumpian reign of error, U.S. policymaking is being denuded of expertise.
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Trees were uprooted and, along with huge boulders, had been swept down from the fire-denuded mountains and fallen upon our quiet community of Montecito.
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He would eat and eat, and when the yard had been denuded of anything green, he would wait until the lawn turned green once more.
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We grasp it, steaming, in our hands as we nibble at the kernels, as we savor its sweet flavor, as the cob is quickly denuded.
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Trenchant critics liken the result to a kind of modern day slavery — arguing that rights-denuded platform workers are part of a wider beaten down 'precariat'.
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In theory it was impressive; in reality we were in denuded cornfields looking at piping that seemed oddly rusty for a state-of-the-art project.
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Following the worst wildfire in state history, downpours may trigger mudslides on the scorched slopes north of Sacramento and elsewhere that have been denuded of trees.
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It made for a show that was full of drama, but not always dramatic, and by and large denuded of the things Ms. Swift excels at.
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Across the Philippine province of Palawan, the impact is reflected in the rows of idled outriggers and the clouds of smoke drifting across freshly denuded hillsides.
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Artillery, air strikes, and tank attacks had long since denuded the ridge of vegetation, but the surrounding hillsides and valleys were a jungle of trees and vines.
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The land was barren and denuded, because many local farmers had tried to cultivate coffee because of its higher prices, but failed due to Kodagu's high rainfall.
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More than half of all women in the study had never denuded their pubic area, or had only removed all of their hair less than five times.
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The sound shifts from warm to cold, smooth to jagged, lush to denuded as it strains to match West's oscillations between gladness and despondency, devotion and suspicion.
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The rock formations in the canyon resembled books slumped this way and that on a shelf, with an occasional pillar standing out like a book's denuded spine.
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CNN's Michael Holmes, who is on Dominica, said that almost all trees from the lush paradise have been denuded, leaving a stark, brown landscape in its place.
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In any case, why stop at one of two books, as if the literary realm must mimic the denuded, lesser-of-two-evils choices of electoral politics?
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The way our political system works, it gives outsized power to the exact kinds of communities that are being denuded jobs and are thus correctly, very angry.
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So they&aposve completely denuded themselves in this process and as long as Republicans stick together, which all signs are they will, he&aposs going to get confirmed.
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"One of the most pristine rock art sites was denuded of vegetation from traffic and illegal campfires," Sauer said at the rally, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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After back-to-back years of expansive, record-breaking wildfires, many areas of the state are denuded of the vegetation that would ordinarily anchor the soil in place.
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User choice in this scenario is radically denuded, and competition increasingly gets pushed back and even locked out, without such easy access to equivalently massive pools of data.
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The rains, as much as an inch an hour in some places, caused mudslides on steep denuded slopes that destroyed homes and killed more than a dozen people.
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She cites an example of a stretch of river, tributary to the Amazon, that was almost completely denuded of its fish a mere 15 days after the guerrillas left.
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In the last decade, he has given out more than 4 million free tree seedlings to his constituents in Rwampara, Mbarara district, to plant on denuded hills, he said.
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Broke, denuded of space-alien makeup and enamored by the electronic innovation of groups like Kraftwerk and Can, Bowie embarked on the most productive 18 months of his life.
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As flooding worsens in the summer, at least 100,000 people may have to be moved from their current shelters because of the threat of landslides on recently denuded hills.
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Lucas's desire to cover her denuded lover in the gooey substance is like a funhouse Freudian mirror into Klein's own impulse to see his female models coated in paint.
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Both images are signs denuded of all other information except their outlines, to leave the thing itself even further away from my hands than is typical in a gallery context.
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And his stone-faced inspection reminded me of what that pursuit has left us with: chemicals, denuded wheat, depleted soils and a host of other problems with our food system.
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But what you see is never what you get in politics, and Trudeau's denuded chest is as much a Rorschach test as it is a paean to the male physique.
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Denuded to the point of rendering conventional punctuation obsolete, the poem features a repeated use of the hyphen, allowing O'Brien to register measure without marring the evanescent feeling of song.
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"When I look at these images, I see what seems to be seriously denuded hillsides, which I assume are from crops and fallows being washed away," she told the space agency.
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This is the angel always hovering just above Church's paintings: the idea that the landscape, cheerfully denuded of people (indigenous and otherwise), is the creative act of a very particular god.
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On Cape Foulweather, he finds denuded slopes, vanished biodiversity, absent native Alsea people, a slew of invasive plants — not to mention the appearance of a cellphone tower protruding from a mountaintop.
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He also used lamps and spotlights to produce a dramatic view of a worker beneath a towering cliff of salt, so denuded and striated it appears almost like a lunar landscape.
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Landslides have become more common in mountainous parts of the East African country in recent years because of expanding settlement and cultivation that have denuded mountainsides of forest cover and other vegetation.
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Forests could be regrown on 1.7 billion-1.8 billion hectares of denuded areas that are no longer in use, adding 1.4 billion hectares if cropland and urban areas were included, it said.
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The storms so denuded the islands' lush vegetation that where they once showed up in satellite photos as a green jewels in the sea, they were brown after the hurricanes passed. Gov.
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CHAKMAKUL REFUGEE CAMP, Bangladesh (Reuters) - The Rohingya refugees who live in shacks clinging to these steep, denuded hills in southern Bangladesh pray that the sandbags fortifying the slopes will survive the upcoming monsoon.
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It sprawls throughout the denuded second floor of Lever House, the ever-elegant International Style gem designed by Gordon Bunshaft and Natalie de Blois (for Skidmore, Owings and Merrill) and completed in 21929.
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Ekmeles opened with Mr. Sciarrino's "3 Canti Senza Pietre" (1999), hushed settings of fragments about knowledge and uncertainty in which the words seem to break up into denuded consonants and wordless yelps and sighs.
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"If you go back 2000 plus years… (Tigray) was a moonscape, so denuded, with people cutting trees for charcoal and abandoning land," said Betsy Otto, at the World Resources Institute's (WRI) Global Water Programme.
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Denuded of people, stripped of the rich social contexts in which they were once embedded, antiquities appear just as evidence of the grandeur of the past, the accomplishments of another place in another time.
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A Unesco World Heritage site, the fjord is the movie's true commanding star, with soaring verdant and denuded rock walls flanking a glassy inlet that snakes along for miles before spilling into the sea.
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"It is wet and uncomfortable here," Noor Farooq, a former shopkeeper in Rakhine, said on Thursday, as monsoon rains threated to wash away more refugee shelters built on recently denuded hills in eastern Bangladesh.
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Two decades ago, concerns about denuded mountains, polluted rivers and devastating floods along the Yangtze River made worse by damaged watersheds prompted the Communist government to begin restricting commercial logging in the nation's forests.
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A four-year study used high-resolution satellite imagery to pinpoint more than 100 million denuded hectares (247 million acres) - from South Sudan to Brazil and India - that would deliver good results if reforested.
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Where immediately after the election Republicans could hope to hide behind abstraction and the false promise of a pristine replacement bill, their sputtering efforts to legislate health care in the interim have completely denuded them.
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As if to demonstrate that loss, Jack has recently announced that, although he loves Fiona and wants to stay married, he cannot bear a life denuded of sex and will shortly be having an affair.
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And judging by Tuesday's speech, his ability to handle even problems with a low degree of difficulty is getting worse, as his team is increasingly denuded of people with a modicum of honesty or competence.
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A wave of violence has hit Isiolo's neighboring Laikipia region in recent months as armed herders searching for grazing have driven tens of thousands of cattle onto private farms and ranches from denuded communal land.
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On its regular outings, the group - not your average bunch of fitness fanatics - raises awareness about climate change and plants trees on stopovers at schools, markets and factories, as well as denuded land and roadsides.
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Another plan to increase coastal resilience is to put in "massive coastal plantations", especially in areas denuded by Fani, once the monsoon starts in July, Odisha Forest and Environment Minister Bikram Keshari Arukha told journalists.
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The particular style of anime that often pops up on the alt-right is the most heavily stylized and idealized versions of Japanese animation, where the characters are utterly denuded of any connection to biological reality.
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Under a sky illuminated by shellfire, in ravines and on hillsides denuded of natural or man-made cover, huddled in what was left of their trenches, the French and Germans lived Verdun in the same way.
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Along the road leading out of Cizhong, past the dormitories housing the construction workers for the Wunonglong dam, He Zhenghai, a friend of Mr Guo, points to a denuded spot where a village used to be.
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Much like "Don't Wanna Know," the group's collaboration with Kendrick Lamar, this song strips away much of SZA's withering attitude and tart vocalizing in order to get her closer to that denuded lite-soul comfort zone.
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R. Nicholas Burns, the veteran American diplomat, told me that Trump's denuded State Department had left diplomats from perhaps a hundred countries — most of them smaller nations — without their traditional liaison to the United States government.
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Government officials added that locals are seething over the fact that what was once a pristine patch of reserve forest, complete with roaming elephants, has now been denuded and transformed into the world's largest refugee camp.
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Vast "urchin barrens" — stretches of denuded seafloor dotted with nothing but hundreds of the spiny orbs — have spread to coastal Oregon, where kelp forests were once so thick it was impossible to navigate some areas by boat.
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It has the sprawling, denuded character of a Phoenix exurb, with a few important differences: The homes here are equipped with high perimeter walls, a private water system and sanitation facility, and a rapid-response security team.
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But beyond the Evenwel surprise and the seemingly ill-fated attempt to resolve the dicey dilemma in Zubik, it's very hard to see how a denuded court is an appealing concept in the medium or long-term.
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Floods had torn new ravines, toppled trees and washed away a bridge, and the mere fact that we could see through the denuded forest to the other side of the valley was evidence of Maria's destructive power.
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Decades earlier, it had been deforested, overgrazed and then "pinappled," as he described it, forging a verb as perhaps only a poet can — an act of agricultural imperialism that had denuded the land of its native foliage.
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"We have a lot of steep, fire-denuded hill slopes where a lot of heavy rain at once could cause flooding and debris flows," said Paul Meznarich, U.S. Forest Service spokesman for the Thomas fire, told CNBC.
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Four decades ago, logging and theft of commercial timber and bamboo had denuded hills, depleted groundwaters and dried up streams around Nayagarh district, forcing people to migrate in droves, said Arjun Pradhan, 443, headman of Gunduribadi village.
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Over time, with listeners increasingly consuming music through earbuds and cheap computer speakers, engineers and producers found themselves working in a denuded sonic landscape, many of them longing for the rich and diverse audio ecosystems of old.
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Many have mused that Zubik carries a risk of a 4-4 split, which would draw attention to the clunkiness of a denuded Supreme Court bench and perhaps put pressure on Republican senators to consider confirming a nominee.
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Between a maximum of four species of giraffe and the secretive okapi (and its awesome zebra pants!), this denuded branch on the mammalian side of the Tree of Life is what remains of a formerly diverse and widespread bloodline.
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The problem is finding enough funding and wider support — call it 'belief equity' — in a market so denuded of competitive possibility as a result of monopolistic platform power that few can even dream an alternative digital reality is possible.
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Books of The Times In a haunting scene in "Through the Looking Glass," Alice wanders into a wood in which everything has been denuded of its name, and, by extension, its identity — the trees, the animals, even Alice herself.
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It's possible to read all this—the circular self-obsessions, the cretinous sophistication, the various blinkered fixations that make it all so denuded and arch and inhuman—as symptoms of a broader and possibly terminal decadence loose in the culture.
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Denuded of that shroud of dust and gas, the black hole's gravity warps the space behind it; if we were close enough to be seeing the black hole like this, we would be in motion, captured by its gravity in orbit.
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"A Unesco World Heritage site, the fjord is the movie's true commanding star, with soaring verdant and denuded rock walls flanking a glassy inlet that snakes along for miles before spilling into the sea," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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The writer who emerges from these pages is so humble as to be self-effacing — a quality that makes his halting bids at introspection, for all their genial appeal, seem mostly denuded of the drama that normally fuels Caro's work.
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International aid agencies said there was a big risk of an outbreak of waterborne diseases in the Rohingya camps in Cox's Bazar, where nearly a million people live, mostly in shacks made of bamboo and plastic sheets that cling to steep, denuded hills.
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It reminds me that those of us who turn in disgust from what we consider an overinflated liberal-bourgeois sense of self should be careful what we wish for: our denuded networked selves don't look more free, they just look more owned.
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Across the Narrow Sea, on a mountaintop denuded of drama, we have a simple scene enacted as though with Mattel action figures, where Jorah Mormont confesses his love to the Khaleesi, reveals his fatal case of greyscale, Daenerys's heart breaks, and they part.
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Hundreds of emergency workers, many of whom had weeks earlier battled the massive fire that denuded hillsides and made the dirt so unstable, searched on Tuesday for survivors with the help of Coast Guard helicopters and heavy equipment to clear blocked roads.
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Cannupa Hanska Luger gives us an earth that looks denuded of other life, except for two agents, spirits, avatars who are magpie colored, walk on two legs, and may be reclaiming the land that was lost to greed and dehumanizing colonizing practices.
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If you look at the aftermath even of the Korean war, with conventional weapons, and the carpet bombing that we did—and what that is to their ability to have fuel, and things like that—it denuded the entire country of its forests.
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But there was no chance that the pale composition of The Body Artist (2001), the futurist sculpture of Cosmopolis (2003), the accomplished but limited Falling Man (2007), or the denuded Point Omega (2010) could rise beyond mere competence and permanently shift a reader's vision.
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Sontag wondered, near the end of "Regarding the Pain of Others," whether "one has no right to experience the suffering of others at a distance, denuded of its raw power," and she came to the conclusion that sometimes a bit of distance can be good.
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Iglesia Cristiana Embajadores de Jesus, a church situated in a denuded ravine on the western edge of Tijuana, was sheltering hundreds of people even though it was not connected to the municipal water supply and had to refill its tanks with a water truck.
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Today, these reefs have been carved by the wind and rain into spiky limestone cliffs known as karsts that stand stark against the Cambodian landscape, even as the lowland rain forest around them has been denuded by centuries of intensive rice cultivation and logging.
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Verdant hillsides that had provided estates with a sense of seclusion were largely denuded by last month's historic wildfires, making them vulnerable to the massive mud and debris slides that sent boulders crashing into homes, turned highways into raging rivers and shredded cars into tangles of metal.
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LES CAYES, Haiti (Reuters) - Hurricane Matthew bore down on Haiti on Monday, where towns and villages braced for "catastrophic" floods and mudslides forecasters fear will be triggered by 2101 mile-per-hour (27 kph) winds and up to three feet of rain over its denuded hills.
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" Filling in the gaps It is widely reported that Trump generally does not read briefs and that those he does read have generally been "dumbed down, denuded of nuance, and larded with maps and pictures because he can't be bothered to read a lot of words.
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To the left as you enter, just past the steps that make the exhibition feel like an altar, there's a lone, unlit floodlight fixed to the wall, positioned about knee-high: this functioning object denuded of utility lends a mysterious credence to the narrative of entropy that the exhibition evokes.
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The result is a nation where Protestant awakenings have given way to post-Protestant wokeness, where Reinhold Niebuhr and Fulton Sheen have ceded pulpits to Joel Osteen and Oprah Winfrey, where the prosperity gospel and Christian nationalism rule the right and a social gospel denuded of theological content rules the left.
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From the deck 40 feet above the waterline, and from compartments exposed like rooms denuded in an earthquake, seamen watched aghast as the bow section, with the bridge and radio shack, the captain and seven others, including most of the ship's command staff, drifted away like an apparition in the storm.
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Vital for recovery, the island's bees are searching for food and shelter Vital for recovery, the island's bees are searching for food and shelter When back-to-back hurricanes devastated Puerto Rico a few weeks ago, the storms stripped most of the island's vegetation away, leaving denuded trees and barren hills behind.
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Internet shopping has been blamed for boarding up high streets across the UK. So it looks politically judicious for Amazon, the original ecommerce behemoth, to now be attaching its brand name to a pilot project aimed at sparking a little commercial life in denuded UK towns and cities by parachuting online SMEs into pop-up shops around the country.
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When he first arrives at the beach, he is a man in crisis: reeling from the incursions of his beloved Austria into the sanctuary of his home (the police raided his mansion in Salzburg), denuded of his German readership (Jews are no longer welcome in print), estranged from his wife (he has fallen in love with his secretary, Lotte Altmann).
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I acknowledge that by showing how ancient empires like Rome denuded large landscapes of northern Africa, but I also wanted to be very clear: It's industrial capitalism that is taking these events—which were in many ways local and affecting one part of the ecosystem—and making them global and pushing them to the point where we're decimating the vast majority of life on the planet.
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There is the mandarinquat, an offspring of the mandarin and kumquat, a faintly nipple-shaped, smooth-skinned blob that's at once terrifically juicy and eye-wateringly, addictively tart; the pink variegated lemon, a deceptively normal-looking citrus that, once sliced open, reveals a rosy center; the baby kiwi, shrunk to grape size and denuded of hair, perfect for popping, whole, into the mouth; and the purple-fleshed dragon fruit, its flavor indistinguishable from its more familiar white-fleshed cousin, and bred exclusively for its looks.
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