But the founder of 961, a Lebanese microbrewery, thinks there is a fertile market in the Fertile Crescent.
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You can toggle on Fertile Window Predictions to notify you when your fertile window is about to begin.
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Second, it rubs in the fact that June is super fertile, and Serena is not (I wonder if there are any fertile Wives).
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The algorithm's predictions mainly rely on minute changes in daily temperature readings taken by users, with days marked green considered non-fertile and days marked red fertile.
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The result is that most apps often incorrectly predict a woman's fertility window—including false negatives, where fertile days are marked as non-fertile by the app.
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There's a lot of fertile ground in the women's relationships on 'House of Cards' In other ways, though, House of Cards spotlights the fertile new ground that women-led shows are breaking.
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Outside the fertile south, much farmland sits far from ports.
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OPEC was fertile ground for Trump between 2011 and 2013.
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St. Louis is a fertile home for activists and creators.
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It is crazy fertile ground to me for psychological horror.
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I think I wrote it during a really fertile time.
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I really liked laetamen because it means rich, fertile, happy.
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Easterners' sense of inferiority provides fertile ground for extreme parties.
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A hostile hangover makes fertile turf for an activist investor.
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Intensive farms sprang up in South America's fertile coastal plains.
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But not everyone's land in the Fergana Valley is fertile.
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Polls suggest there is fertile ground for such an appeal.
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Sinaloa is one of the most fertile states in Mexico.
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It also represents fertile ground for employment and economic growth.
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Our current fragmented system is fertile ground for this group.
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First, social frustration provides fertile ground to demagogy and populism.
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Dependence, the movie suggests, creates a fertile environment for abuse.
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And what better fertile ground to breed a rapper in?
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They have become less fertile and have weaker immune systems.
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Outside the city, the land is fertile from regular floods.
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Before there was Silicon Valley, there was the Fertile Crescent.
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In theory, New Hampshire should be fertile territory for Trump.
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Certainly Frenchwomen have been fertile ground for Islamic State recruitment.
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"Identity politics are still fertile ground in Quebec," he said.
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These sites can also be fertile ground for potential scams.
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Initially, military doctors reassured her that she would remain fertile.
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No drop of drinking water, no fertile land, no trees.
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All of which create fertile ground to grow projects here.
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Whenever there's conflict, it's a very fertile time for metal.
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"The Middle East is fertile ground for metal," he says.
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Movie monsters have proved to be fertile material for actors.
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It does not make for fertile conditions for coalition building.
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When the dust settles, what will the Fertile Crescent become?
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We should not build up fertile ground for radicalization further.
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Early September has become a fertile time for horror movies.
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"Someone that fertile is hard to pin down," she added.
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"Constraints focus the mind and provide fertile ground for creativity."
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China has been an especially fertile place for these experiments.
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Now I think it's a very interesting and fertile scene.
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It's an uphill climb, but this is a fertile moment.
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Happy December 11th — the most fertile day of the year!
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In other words, it's a remarkably fertile political environment. Sen.
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How did Finland become such fertile ground for wacky sports?
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Fertile land once used for growing vegetables has become barren.
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And obscurity provides fertile soil in which conspiracy theories flourish.
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These overlooked areas offer fertile ground for incumbents and startups alike.
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Why is Halifax such a consistently fertile ground for making music?
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Handmaid: Fertile women who bear children for Wives and their Commanders.
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It's unclear whether Wives are fertile, as most procreate using handmaids.
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THE apocalypse has proved fertile ground for writers of popular fiction.
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On paper, the Senate seems like more fertile ground for Clinton.
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This was a highly fertile time in the Lake Turkana area.
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That's the root word for that — so fertile, rich, and happy.
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So, not only are Dr Hayashi's creations viable, they are fertile.
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What made 2004 such a fertile time for these hit jams?
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This added valuable nutrients to the water, so it became fertile.
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Bolga's soil is not fertile enough for commercial agricultural activities alone.
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That's another area fertile for engagement and lots to do there.
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The brothers didn't limit their search for fertile land to Lebanon.
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Though fewer in number, the captive pandas are much more fertile.
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Occasionally, promisingly, Tillman stumbles onto fertile soil where answers might grow.
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Europe is proving to be a fertile market for the company.
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The fertile land here has bred a number of great people.
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It's like an affirmation that I'm a living, breathing, fertile creature.
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That is fertile ground for debate about the separation of powers.
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Tax reform would seem a less fertile area for bipartisan agreement.
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She is almost disconcertingly happy and productive—fertile, you might say.
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War is a fertile cause of emigration, usually of the losers.
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It's helpful to be disconnected so the mind can be fertile.
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Vulnerable or endangered species could be engineered to be more fertile.
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Both are: Potentially rich, with abundant natural resources and fertile soil.
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The more fertile land is the valleys, where most crops grow.
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They are receptive and fertile for just 24 to 72 hours.
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Long live the fertile imagination and prodigious output of J.K. Rowling.
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The situation is fertile ground for surges of intolerance and xenophobia.
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It's a marine sanctuary, and fertile with sea life as well.
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The technique has since been used to create healthy, fertile mice.
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The ground is fertile; we just have to till the soil.
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Sometimes, when it serves his purposes, Twain describes a fertile landscape.
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Related: why video games are fertile ground for white nationalist recruitment.
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The Southern states mentioned above could be fertile ground for Biden.
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Children's Books A human corpse becomes fertile loam for gentle grasses.
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You can only be open to them and provide fertile soil.
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This is fertile ground for active investors to identify investment opportunities.
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The inclination to blow up the system has found fertile ground.
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Here we begin to enter a more fertile vineyard of implication.
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Nor does Ms. Kapil's fertile imagination stop at revising Shakespearean history.
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Health care is another fertile area to consider, market strategists say.
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Already, in the past two decades, large swaths of fertile agricultural
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"Chinese exporters are finding very fertile soil in Africa," he said.
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This is fertile ground for claims of "rigged" systems to flourish.
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Exploring the whys of that felt like potentially fertile conversational ground.
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Or Gods of Egypt, in which Transformers seeded the Fertile Crescent?
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Both sides covet the Golan's water resources and naturally fertile soil.
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The Second Amendment remains fertile territory for constitutional litigation and scholarship.
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All of this makes for a fertile crescent of VR innovation.
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It's good: resistance is fertile, as the old placard slogan goes.
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They are eusocial creatures—eusociality being the highest level of animal sociality recognized by sociobiologists, characterized by a division of reproductive labor between fertile and non-fertile castes, and by the collective care of the young.
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Therein providing a fertile backdrop for active managers to demonstrate their value.
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The kind of crisis that creates fertile ground for cynicism and discouragement.
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The turn of the millennium was a fertile time for pornographic experimentation.
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He did, however, know that politics could be fertile ground for dramatization.
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It is rich in minerals and has huge tracts of fertile land.
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Many critics have already declared this contradictory narrative fertile ground for discussion.
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Legitimate worries about terrorism have supplied fertile ground for insidious identity politics.
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Such contract changes can be "fertile ground for corruption", Mr Guasch says.
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In fact, he says that women are "exceptionally fertile" after giving birth.
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"The soils before were much better, more fertile than now," he says.
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Our Startup Alley expo floor is fertile soil and rife with opportunity.
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Identifying and understanding your fertile window is just one step, she says.
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Environmental poisoning sterilized most of the population, so Gilead enslaves fertile women.
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Water and fertile lands were shared by farmers, herders and fisherfolk alike.
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Women are half as fertile in their 30s as in their 20s.
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North Asia has been fertile ground for crypto-currencies for several reasons.
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A confluence of factors may make 2017 fertile ground for tech offerings.
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" In other words: No test can answer the question "am I fertile?
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The area's high schools are considered fertile recruiting grounds for new members.
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This was obviously fertile ground for Saturday Night Live writers to explore.
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"That seems to be pretty fertile ground for bipartisan compromise," said Sen.
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In Gilead, fertile women are leased out as "handmaids" to powerful families.
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Rich countries today are the least fertile societies ever to have existed.
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Consumer trends and demographics are fertile for multi-cooker growth, he said.
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Kirkus Reviews calls the book an "intriguing peek inside a fertile mind."
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The changes make Miami fertile ground for the retail and services market.
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The fertile volcanic soil nurtures flowers like chrysanthemums and carnations year round.
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These areas of concentrated poverty became fertile ground for crime and violence.
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This is when women are fertile and able to conceive from sex.
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I have been using it, I'm health fertile and no side effects.
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The political arena seems to have become especially fertile ground for warspeak.
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Breakingviews A hostile takeover attempt makes fertile turf for an activist investor.
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Assistance that helps Ukrainians help themselves will thus land on fertile ground.
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Syria's land was part of the Fertile Crescent, where agriculture was born.
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Oakland has been such fertile cultural ground for a variety of reasons.
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This witty, lively writer is a fertile source of acrostic-worthy passages.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — There are things I miss about being fertile.
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It may be the most fertile time for investigative journalism since Watergate.
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Marbled crayfish produce nothing but fertile offspring, allowing their populations to explode.
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But they give the sport a vast and fertile grass-roots base.
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This gray area may be a fertile environment for the group's future.
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Suburbs are fertile ground for such juxtapositions, with their abutments and encroachments.
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His most fertile scouting patch, though, remains here, in Île-de-France.
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YouTube is also fertile ground for offensive videos and misleading news stories.
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In fact, they produce nothing but fertile offspring, so populations are exploding.
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The end of a woman's fertile years has gotten a bad rep.
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She will work on fertile ground; nobody does malaise like the French.
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The Lannisters now control the Reach, the most fertile expanse in Westeros.
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"We need 280 to 300 millimeters for a fertile year," he said.
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That lack of knowledge about Mueller could be fertile ground for Trump.
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" Rather, he emphasized the composer's exploratory nature and "enormously fertile musical mind.
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This much is sure: Rodriguez roots travel deep into this fertile soil.
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Almost half of Gaza's fertile land lies along its border with Israel.
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I can only hope that its ambitions will not find fertile soil.
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"(Back then) the land was still quite fertile in Gurgaon," says Akbar.
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These are all fertile ground where people could buy condos from him.
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But it's also the most fertile ground for Democrats and their candidates.
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Britain may not be the most fertile ground for a German transplant.
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They are fertile breeding grounds for our worst bros and bro-ettes.
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It seems like humanity is fertile for seeds of ideas like this.
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That sense of opportunity has long made it fertile ground for surprises.
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There are good reasons this has proved such fertile ground for comedy.
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And that purgatory may be fertile soil for the quasi-legal dispensaries.
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Hannah may or may not be fertile, since she was alive during the radioactivity, but in theory, the baby girls born more recently may actually be fertile themselves, thus eliminating the need for Handmaids in the first place.
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Its typical-use failure rate, assuming that women might have unprotected sex on days they're predicted to be fertile or if they have sex on days the app mistakenly predicts them to be non-fertile, was 6.5 percent.
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Figuring out when you're ovulating, when your fertile window is, and when you're least fertile can often feel as foreign and confusing as interpreting the Mayan calendar — but it's valuable information, especially if you're trying to avoid pregnancy.
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The main characters are living in the aftermath of an environmental disaster that left only a few women fertile, and a coup, in which a Christian fundamentalist group seized power, imprisoning the fertile women and forcing them into surrogacy.
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Leslie Heyer, president of Cycle Technologies, which makes Dot, a calendar-based app that provides a fertile window of 12-17 days (erring on the side of caution to ensure no potentially fertile days are missed) cited similar factors.
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He welcomes me into Fertile, the forest he planted, the community he helms.
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Sitting with Johnny Allen in a clearing in the Fertile section of Auroville.
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And, if Pew is to be believed, his message will find fertile soil.
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It's not fertile soil for it, so you became disillusioned and abandoned everything.
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Like, isn't evolution supposed to make people desire heterosexual sex with fertile people?
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The ground is fertile for the start of genuine diplomatic discussions over Syria.
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Ava can detect the very beginning of the fertile window, in real time.
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Which is why they are such fertile ground for education and intelligent discourse.
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And this could be fertile ground for investigations by the Democratically controlled House.
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From the fertile mind of Bertram Gilfoyle comes yet another pearl of innovation.
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Waco could prove to be fertile ground, supplying future federal witnesses -- and defendants.
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But if this shows anything, it's that Nvidia is entering a fertile market.
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If the FPI hoped for fertile ground, they will have to look elsewhere.
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Yet Africa is fertile ground for a firm offering cheap and safe transport.
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Here, the roots of many conflicts lie in competition over dwindling fertile land.
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The Android keyboard space was also a fertile experiment ground in years past.
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The soil is fertile, but a lack of modern equipment keeps yields low.
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For its water and fertile sediment, no river is more important to humanity.
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Though South Sudan is fertile, more than half of its people face hunger.
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Second, opinion polls suggest there is fertile ground for restrainers' ideas to flourish.
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Poor governance, high unemployment and criminality make them fertile territory for violent extremism.
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The first part of May will be fertile with opportunity, creativity, and romance.
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But we know Brussels has become a fertile recruiting ground for jihadi fighters.
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That was not expected, but it has become fertile ground, given their nominee.
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The delta's fertile soil has long been worth arguing over—or fighting for.
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South Sudan is a fertile land of 80% aerobic soil, good for farming.
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Lip Sync Battle is always fertile ground for amazing performances and weird antics.
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"Fertile in rebels," the early Christian theologian St. Jerome wrote of the island.
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This is fertile ground for active managers to pick winners and avoid losers.
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The oil industry believes too much fertile ground is considered out of bounds.
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The exclusive group of committee chairmen could be fertile ground this time around.
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It seems like particularly fertile ground for The Dragon Prince to keep exploring.
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Now, under Trump, we'll go through another incredibly fertile period in the arts.
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"But it may be fertile territory for the 'Make America Great Again' slogan."
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But the internet is a very fertile ecosystem for the spread of memes.
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Every year billions of tons of fertile soil end up in the sea.
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If anywhere is fertile ground for free-market medicine, it would be Oklahoma.
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The land is so fertile tomato plants grow like weeds in the paths.
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Genes did not just flow across the Fertile Crescent — they also rippled outward.
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They favor the fertile (child tax credit) and the dead (trusts and estates).
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And in Germany it was this time that was so fertile for art.
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When citizens disconnect from parties, this is fertile ground for anti-system demagogues.
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There's a reason video games are such fertile ground for white nationalist recruitment.
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The ground has become fertile again for different iterations of 20th-century scourges.
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The next day we drove south from Yerevan into the fertile Ararat Valley.
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Nonetheless, he soon left for the even more fertile musical turf of Chicago.
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After a blood meal, females can lay hundreds of fertile eggs without mating.
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Ghouta is an area of small towns and fertile countryside east of Damascus.
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Some of the most fertile political territory for Democrats is in New Jersey.
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Such conditions create fertile grounds for stagnation, frustration, petulant behavior and match fixing.
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These conditions create fertile ground for the radicalization that is our greatest fear.
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The protesters were fearful the event would provide a fertile ground for corruption.
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The species lives only in the fertile waters of the gulf's northern corner.
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These fertile mountains already face weather-related risks, such as mudslides and erosion.
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Once I reached that point, I knew I had finally found fertile ground.
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Economic distress, they argue, reinforces cultural alienation to produce fertile terrain for Trump.
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Even some bitcoin alternatives, like Dogecoin, have been fertile grounds for similar attacks.
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College campuses in particular have been fertile ground as adjunct professors have organized.
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Throughout the month, Natural Cycles will give a woman a "green light" if her temperature reading indicates a less fertile day and a "red light" if it's one of her most fertile days, when she should use an additional contraceptive.
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All of the deaths took place in Kern County in California's fertile Central Valley.
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Many are agricultural towns, taking advantage of the fertile land near the Jordan River.
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Somehow these anonymous portraits, products of a fertile midlife crisis, avoid being merely exploitative.
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The islands are also close to strategically important shipping lanes and fertile fishing grounds.
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Despite this fertile background, it wasn't obvious that Emmy could become a mathematician, too.
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This kind of leveling of the playing field creates fertile conditions for startup creation.
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It's well-trod ground, but still fertile for stories about love, life, and sisterhood.
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If fertile fields beckoned, the amount of available cash would be shrinking, not rising.
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And it doesn't stop users from having unprotected sex during their fertile period, either.
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The costs and benefits of mating decisions are highest when you are most fertile.
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I tell you that the great cities rest upon these broad and fertile prairies.
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It's during these days and the few directly before them that you're most fertile.
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Soviet and Nazi troops both rolled through the fertile lands in the tumultuous years.
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A post-Brexit slump would create a fertile feeding ground for the radical right.
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You can also opt-in to notifications of when your fertile window is approaching.
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Exhausted soils suddenly became fertile again, and it boosted crop yields by 21900 percent.
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Herodotus, an ancient Greek historian, called the fertile land of Egypt the Nile's gift.
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Such environments have always proved fertile for populist personality cults—though rarely in America.
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This blow to Americans' confidence would provide fertile ground for doubt, resentment and rebellion.
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The world is a scary place at the moment, so it's very fertile ground.
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That should make Ohio fertile ground for Trump's core appeal to blue-collar whites.
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Anger toward China appears to offer fertile ground for Trump in the general election.
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And it just seemed like this was such a fertile playground to play in.
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Being close to a fertile market for talented young professionals is its own reward.
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The state seems to be fertile ground for a potential Democratic renaissance in 217.
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This is the next fertile ground waiting to be plowed by evolving Russian tactics.
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And the Iraqi capital has always been its most fertile ground for sowing fear.
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The setting is fertile and relatively untouched ground for a video game to explore.
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Meanwhile, the Fertile Window Notifications alert you the night before your window is approaching.
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Alien narratives became fertile seeding ground for social allegories in the decades that followed.
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Here is one place where Trump's scathing dismissal of political correctness found fertile ground.
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We thought we'd be seeking hidden gems ; what we really found was fertile soil.
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It is said that her sweet and fertile waters brought life back to humanity.
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He points to the increasingly precise dating of archaeological sites in the Fertile Crescent.
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Mining source material so rife with preexisting meaning provides fertile ground for this process.
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According to ABC, Danish pigs are believed to be more fertile than Australian pigs.
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It reflects the particular role of women in being fertile purveyors of cultural knowledge.
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That could be especially fertile ground as Facebook's audience starts looking more like TV's.
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It may be the most fertile time for investigative journalism, you know, since Watergate.
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You are tasked with making that plot fertile and verdant and beautiful and lush.
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The ambiguity of military operations since 21/8003 are fertile ground for moral injury.
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It is an historical name for the fertile, black soil in the Iraqi heartland.
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American Beauties The 1980s, that otherwise deplorable decade, was a fertile era for satire.
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It's fertile, for him — many voters will agree, and have agreed for some time.
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America has long been fertile ground for would-be doomsday prophets, stretching back centuries.
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The Parkland shooting has proven to be fertile ground for the internet's bottom feeders.
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The process requires women take their body temperature at least several times a week, and do so first thing in the morning, inputting the data into the app which is designed to adapts its 'fertile' or 'not fertile' predictions to each user's cycle.
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They moved to a section of the Green Belt named Fertile, where we're talking now.
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I mean, ISIS is really mushrooming and they are fighting for funding (ph) fertile grounds.
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Despite the drop in volumes, Australia and Hong Kong proved fertile ground for leveraged financings.
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Back then, the area featured a wooded area, fertile land, and waterfalls with fresh water.
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In 2017, examining America's issues with racism is fertile ground for artists and activists alike.
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It's a picture of peace and quiet, with medieval streets, fertile vineyards, and mountains beyond.
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In a Handmaid's Tale-esque twist, the Reverend calls Ally "fertile" and then kidnaps her.
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So I think all that makes Silicon Valley fertile ground for people to come forward.
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That fertile technological ground is ripe for tilling by companies like Brooklyn-based Looking Glass.
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But police sources on the border admit the region is fertile ground for extremist movements.
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Homo erectus seemed to value stones resembling things like a phallus and a fertile woman.
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Mississippi remains fertile territory for him, but after that the mid-term map appears unfriendly.
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Creative projects you're working on will be energized by this full moon in fertile Cancer.
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In Gilead, Handmaids are fertile women who have somehow violated the government's religious purity laws.
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As for Hong Kong, it is less fertile ground for would-be tycoons than before.
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While 13 was a missed opportunity, the show was a fertile breeding ground for talent.
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If activists find Europe more fertile ground than they once did, they still face difficulties.
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Elisabeth Moss (Mad Men) stars as one of the world's few remaining fertile women, Offred.
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A wearable that can accurately predict a woman's most fertile days would have huge implications.
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Back then they were migrating to places like Ogallala, with fertile land or thick forests.
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But it lives on thanks to the internet, a fertile breeding ground for such conspiracies.
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It affects one in 500 women of fertile age, or about 1.5 million women globally.
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"Ecosystems...provide us with breathable air, drinkable water, fertile soil and bountiful seas," DiCaprio said.
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The company is seeking new retailers and Europe's largest economy is fertile ground for expansion.
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The kind of hair dye that says, my fertile days are almost certainly behind me.
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Their anger and alienation has proved a fertile ground for false promises and false information.
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It is rather harder to stake a claim on a swathe of fertile arable land.
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This is worrying in a part of the country where extremism has found fertile ground.
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And it seems that he too sees in a distracted Washington fertile ground to exploit.
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" Quoting a reporter, he wrote that "here was an aberration that grew in fertile ground.
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The paradox is that the same ground can seem inexhaustibly fertile to writers from elsewhere.
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They see fertile ground for their cause in Colorado, a presidential swing state where Sen.
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Ibb may be Yemen's most fertile ground, but its IDPs are still starving, WHO reports.
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Light blue ovals appear when your six-day fertile window is predicted to start. 5.
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This creates fertile ground for scam artists to take advantage of families in desperate situations.
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Hanging from the ceiling were a few hundred spherical bulbs that suggested a fertile garden.
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And now they pushed him out, and now we have a fertile ground for ISIS.
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This fertile phase could even bring a pregnancy for Caps in the baby-making groove.
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Their breeding season lasts from January to August, and the males are fertile year-round.
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That makes Roman history at once fertile and challenging soil for a Paradox strategy game.
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But as a culture, we create the most fertile breeding ground for it to thrive.
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Instead, it's showing itself to be a fertile ground from which other artists will bloom.
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Utah is fertile ground for Johnson right now, as an internal poll from Republican Rep.
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In other parts of the Fertile Crescent, he argues, people were just toying with farming.
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All of this makes CasaPound's leaders hopeful that Italy is newly fertile ground for fascism.
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For the B.J.P. and its allies, Assam seemed fertile ground for Hindutva, or Hindu ideology.
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Among gorillas, fertile females generally mate with one male at a time — the local silverback.
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He has slipped inside the SEC's perimeter wire, and is threatening its recruiting fertile plain.
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Unfortunately, Russia's meddling in 193 proved that America is fertile ground for such information wars.
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Chronic mistreatment of the Sunnis afforded ISIS, a Sunni group, a fertile ground for recruits.
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Unsurprisingly, that created fertile ground for gender and racial discrimination, sexual harassment and regulatory issues.
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But they've worked together here and there, and the terrain between their styles proves fertile.
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What seemed like a hiatus in the mid-1990s was in fact a fertile time.
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Not just any years, but the last of my most fertile years, my early 30s.
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There is no more fertile ground for the consolidation of populist autocrats than party fragmentation.
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The islands of Skiathos and Skopelos are far more lush and fertile than other regions.
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The mountains give way to fertile valleys where cows roam -- and where pharmaceuticals are manufactured.
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Khuzestan lies in the Fertile Crescent, with more than one million hectares of agricultural land.
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It seems simple and clear, all neatly marked on a calendar grid: fertile, or not.
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By sight: Bubbling in standing water in the yard; dead plants in a fertile area.
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Drug regulation is a fertile environment for the type of abuse that Bork spoke of.
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What the Trump administration has provided is new, fertile soil for these ideas to spread.
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Berglund says Natural Cycles' algorithms are designed to interpret and accommodate these sorts of individual differences and fluctuations without a reduction in the product's overall efficacy exactly because it's engineered to take such uncertainties into account when predicting a woman's fertile/non-fertile days.
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Brazil, where mistrust of government is high, is fertile ground for such theories to gain traction.
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But in terms of sheer prolificity, it seems as though Beltram's entering a creatively fertile phase.
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One came 22,250 years back when the numbers of fertile Homo sapiens dropped to just 275,29.
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The product aim's to predict on which days a woman is fertile and which she's not.
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So maybe a species is a group of animals that can breed and produce fertile offspring.
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If hybrids aren't viable or fertile or common, how could they have much influence on evolution?
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" One of them even encouraged me to touch her hand, saying she had a "fertile touch.
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Many villagers still bury bodies, not just on hard-to-farm hillsides but on fertile fields.
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"But there's something about Monument Valley that is fertile ground — you can do anything with it."
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Trump has proven to be fertile ground for other craft brewers, including Dock Street Brewing Company.
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Another study looked directly at zinc levels and the sperm quality of fertile and infertile men.
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Alleged ISIS supporters find prisons to be fertile soil, especially in brutal Arab regimes like Egypt.
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Storer, rather, provides fertile framework to draw people in and prompt a conversation with the art.
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What looked from a distance like fertile fields actually contain parched bean plants or malnourished maize.
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Now they're the site of "I am fertile ground," a project by the artist Janine Antoni.
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Emily (Alexis Bledel) was a "gender traitor," but her life was spared because she was fertile.
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But our puritanical and punishing society provides fertile ground for those seeking to exploit vulnerable women.
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The motley crew created fertile ground for comedy as characters chafed and chimed with each other.
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They could be particularly fertile ground for hit pieces and opposition research dumps as 2020 looms.
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Besides, these days the FPÖ leadership sees more fertile ground in Islamophobia and Austria-first nationalism.
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In mostly agricultural societies, farmers must scratch livings from smaller plots on ever less fertile soils.
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As so often is the case, the soil of frustration proved fertile ground for enterprising innovation.
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It had an alkaline mineral flavor to it, soft loamy clay with a faint fertile richness.
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This helps explain why women are more likely to be depressed during their fertile reproductive years.
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But instead of destroying the internet industry, the bust created fertile ground for its next stage.
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Tūhoe lost almost 1703,000 hectares, including their most fertile flat land and access to the coast.
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With many details of the allegations classified, the ground is fertile for the encouragement of hysteria.
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The finale, meanwhile, sets up a reasonably juicy and dramatically fertile scenario for what comes next.
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The fertile Rift Valley soil, warm days and cool nights make for perfect flower-growing conditions.
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The trials and triumphs of girlhood is fertile ground for narratives that counter popular representations, too.
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"Immigrants are more fertile," explained Jeb Bush, an erstwhile American presidential candidate (and xenophile) in 2013.
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It's a mud-flecked epic, replete with fertile symbolism, that hurtles through generations of Kentucky history.
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Thus, Venezuela, a fertile country with adequate rainfall, cannot feed itself or supply its own needs.
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Plus you can get it taken out whenever you want, and you're basically immediately fertile again.
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The dead pool of startups is a fertile (and well-stocked) pond from which to fish.
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Still, Pennsylvania seems fertile ground for Mr. Trump, who leads in most statewide polls so far.
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And this is a recipe for massive, unneeded complexity and a fertile ground for international disputes.
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Based on their accounts and evidence seen here, they are finding fertile ground for their efforts.
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They're fertile ground for progress and they can offer some very real physical and mental benefits.
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If we're talking about solely content we can create, it'll be the most fertile ground possible.
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It's no secret that the internet is a fertile recruiting ground for extremists of all types.
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The popular app Glow performed the worst of the 30 apps that predicted users' fertile days.
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It's no wonder that founders, and the VCs who are writing them checks, see fertile ground.
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These fertile moonbeams could herald a pregnancy or send some Aquarians on a ring-shopping jaunt.
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Soon, he says, there won't be enough water to grow anything on his once-fertile lands.
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These rich experiences become the fertile ground for teachers to nurture the learning that comes after.
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But the smoldering embers sometimes give forth to fertile new soil from which to start anew.
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The valley's soft green hills, spreading views and famously fertile soil all derive from this history.
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With their ad sets going fallow, the Hubble team scrambled to find fresh and fertile ground.
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The way fertile cisgender people do: They simply couple up, and boom — a child is born.
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The darkness from which thoughts are formed, it seems, is as dangerous as it is fertile.
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The irrigation system reached 60,3303 hectares of land, around a quarter of Nineveh's potentially fertile land.
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Middle-age angst is a fertile topic, but "Downhill" doesn't bring anything fresh to the conversation.
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The soil of the Nile Valley is exhausted, less fertile, and the nation's resources are depleted.
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Interference would also give anyone fertile ground to contest the outcome of American elections in general.
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Trumpism is fertile ground for Roth, and it is regrettable that he has retired from writing.
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His 10 years there were his most fertile period as a composer of large-scale works.
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That makes the country fertile ground for Belvo, given the nascency of its product and business.
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The woman's 2018 document included specific allegations, casting ICSC as a fertile ground for bad behavior.
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The fringes of Chinatown in Manhattan continue to be fertile ground for new insider-y hangouts.
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Homegrown extremism can only take root in a society where hate has fertile ground to grow.
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For Nina Collins, the stories offered a window into her enigmatic mother's fertile and complicated mind.
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The revitalized mill district is gaining a wider reputation as a fertile ecosystem for technology firms.
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It is Egypt's only fertile land -- and testament to the country's reliance on this fabled waterway.
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Deciding that Brazil would be fertile ground for his rabbinical ambitions, he moved there in 1970.
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It is aggressive and hardy, and it often dominates locations where its many fertile seeds settle.
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Town cars and expense budgets and ... But just, Adam's incredibly, has an incredibly creative, fertile mind.
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But on the other, the British monarchy is such a fertile site for fairy tale imagining.
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That means fewer than two women out of 100 could expect to become pregnant in a year if they had only sex on days when the app judged them to be non-fertile, or if their other contraception failed while they had sex on fertile days.
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In addition to finding that multiple pregnancies were protective against dementia but multiple miscarriages were not, the study found that women who were fertile for only 21 to 30 years had a 703% higher risk for dementia than women who were fertile for a longer time period.
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Sub-Saharan Africa accounts for less than 2% of this, yet it should be especially fertile territory.
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According to Eisenfrats, Contraline is plowing fertile ground when it comes to the potential market it's addressing.
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And, if you're trying to get pregnant, identifying your fertile window and when you ovulate is crucial.
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But for now, the state remains fertile ground for those willing to do some unconventional political organizing.
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But ah, a polar bear can breed with a grizzly to create a pizzly, which is fertile.
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The fresh raw ingredients in dwarf galaxies allow huge stars to form, like pumpkins in fertile soil.
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Many Indonesians live near volcanoes because lava flows make the surrounding soil and land fertile for farming.
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When you are looking at horror through a feminine lens, it's very fertile ground, no pun intended.
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Jerusalem (CNN)The hilltop offers fresh air, fertile soil, and a commanding view of the surrounding landscape.
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Carlson says that it's common to test contraception on rabbits because they're fertile all throughout the year.
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Wealth inequalities and ethnic divisions make South-East Asia fertile ground for his style of majoritarian populism.
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The water that almost encircles the fantastically fertile, sandy-loam soil made it a natural prison camp.
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The Russian intelligence services could not have conjured up a more fertile environment for their influence apparatus.
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Regardless of what comes of ISIS, the terrain for extremist groups in the Middle East remains fertile.
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Lacking Obamacare as a fertile target, some Republicans have turned to a new one — Medicare for All.
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Its people are nearly all crammed into a narrow fertile strip on either side of the Nile.
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Alarmingly, the scramble for spoils is bringing forth old rivalries and new conflicts across the Fertile Crescent.
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Instead the regime in Damascus milked the fertile northern plains to feed the rest of the country.
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Which means the internet will be a fertile place for malware like WannaCry for years to come.
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Take for instance the "4Fs rule" used to guide physicians in diagnosing gallstones: Fat, Forty, Fertile, Female.
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Humans made a decent life for themselves by tending cattle, catching fish and cultivating the fertile ground.
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"We assume by default that we are fertile until proven otherwise," says Maja Zecevic, the company's founder.
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As it stands, Meyer's post-presidency appears to have opened up a fertile assortment of new plots.
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And a mix of slowing growth and rising interest rates is fertile ground for higher market volatility.
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Rumors are starting to circulate about fertile women getting rounded up, but nobody quite knows why yet.
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Puerto Rico became a fertile ground for predatory banks and hedge funds to feed off its vulnerabilities.
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Soho House West Hollywood The members-only club on Sunset Boulevard is always fertile celeb-spotting ground.
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Meanwhile, any delay or disruption of THAAD could be fertile ground for North Korean exploitation, said Miller.
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The state is renowned for its fossils—nature's own sculptures that are fertile ground for any imagination.
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This has discouraged landlords from leasing their land in some of the most fertile areas, Haque said.
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Together they created a fertile ecosystem that gave birth to a new class of Latin American startups.
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Western diplomats believe some seminaries in the Quetta area have long been fertile ground for Islamist militancy.
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Herders start to move out as fertile land turns into desert because of over-exploitation and drought.
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In turn, these nonprofits support DOJ litigation and media efforts and provide fertile ground for future hires.
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That's fertile ground for anyone serious about creating a new agenda from the ground and grassroots up.
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The mood hits one evening and a fertile cow starts cruising the barn—the rest is nature.
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Asia's massive population and their expanding wallets have made the region a fertile ground for whiskey sales.
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Fertile soil is part of the reason why wheat yields can be quite large in this area.
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Other studies have shown that exposure to EE2 has led fish to become less fertile across generations.
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The app uses sperm survival rates, body temperature and menstrual cycles to predict a woman's fertile days.
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"For years and recent months have been particularly fertile on this subject," Bayrou told a news conference.
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This is the old "Black Belt," named for the fertile soil that gave rise to cotton plantations.
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New York, it seems, has become fertile ground for start-ups, but has very few breakout winners.
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I want to encourage states and localities to welcome this technology, and become fertile ground for innovation.
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The assault on Pajok is the latest in a series of attacks in the fertile Equatoria region.
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Yet despite this fertile ground, traditional beliefs about death and spirits could've stopped the foreign holiday dead.
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Bangladesh's chaotic refugee camps are fertile territory for agents like the one who bought and sold Raheema.
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" Streicher said that "preying on a healthy, fertile demographic like women in their 20s just seems crazy.
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From the outside looking in, this always looked like a really creatively fertile time for the band.
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That field was once fertile swampland, where I'm sure the raccoon feasted on crawfish, earthworms, and muskrats.
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Activists say that these laws have created a fertile environment for crimes against women to be committed.
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Geography may be the reason: House mice originated in the Fertile Crescent, and black rats in India.
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In arguably the most fertile moment for investigative reporting since Watergate, he has been on the sidelines.
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For example, Barnett viewed the few seconds between free throws as fertile ground to share some insight.
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The fertile land in the Mississippi flood plain is still farmed, but mechanization has replaced human labor.
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That's a setback, but it's not a permanent reduction in economic potential like the less fertile farmland.
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He grew up in Michigan's fertile basketball crescent, which runs from Saginaw to Flint to East Lansing.
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Twitter is fertile ground for insults and other aggressive behavior, and the president's contributions have been numerous.
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"When you have 613 laws, this is fertile ground for jokes," the satirist Kobi Arieli told Haaretz.
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The thinking, it was said, is that the women hoped it would help make them more fertile.
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This can make for fertile ground for radicalization and resentment against the United States for abandoning them.
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Even the unpromising terrain of the United States, uncongenial to collectivism and godless socialism, became fertile ground.
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In recent years, the Premier League has proved fertile ground for teams who play on the counterpunch.
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Climate change, soil degradation and growing wealth are shrinking the amount of fertile land on the continent.
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By conservative estimates, 10,000 civilians have been killed, with 52,000 more wounded — fertile ground for drug resistance.
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Impoverished farmers turn to "slash and burn agriculture" when they desperately need fertile land for their crops.
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Arizona has generally not been fertile ground for Democratic presidential candidates, but this cycle might be different.
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The architect Zaha Hadid left behind monuments to her fertile imagination and shaken acolytes around the world.
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While he may be fading into irrelevance, the fertile ground upon which ISIS grew is still there.
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Williams says he sees fertile ground for new programming among the ad-based, video-on-demand services.
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In some places, fertile soil has washed away and headed down stream, leaving cracks in the fields.
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And experts worry that a hasty U.S. withdrawal could create fertile ground for the terror group's resurrection.
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Some localized industries created fertile ground for new industries to replace them; others presumably became dead ends.
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MILAN'S FERTILE FOUNDATIONS This year's Venice Biennale was a washout, but westward, two private museums scored winners.
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But the arts — literature, theater, film, and so on — have proven particularly fertile ground for sexual misconduct.
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Figuring out ways to circumvent strict government repression has proven to be fertile soil for tech startups.
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" Assange added that if Clinton or Trump won, "they are going to continue to generate oversight and resistance, which will not only create a fertile field for Gary Johnson and Jill Stein to grow their support but will create a fairly fertile field to understand and hold government accountable.
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It's also become the unofficial first day of summer, and therefore a fertile time of year for sales.
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Durrant couldn't just stick the once-frozen sperm into a fertile snake to see what led to snakelets.
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The deal brought the Chinese e-commerce giant to fertile ground that's home to over 600 million consumers.
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The meeting will "create a fertile ground to restore peace," Foreign Minister Workneh Gebeyehu told The Associated Press.
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"The forums create fertile ground for stronger, unified answers for the energy and affordable housing problem," Corvidae says.
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In the early part of this century, we had the deepest drought ever recorded in the Fertile Crescent.
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Offred and other fertile handmaids are forced to have babies in an effort to help repopulate the world.
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But fintech, biotech, agtech and other fields are also providing fertile ground for substantial early-stage funding rounds.
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"We don't need electricity, we need a tractor," the father says, gesturing toward his fertile but untilled land.
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Henda sits amid Borneo's vast peatlands; the fire had set the fertile soil smouldering for nearly 24 hours.
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Andalusia, as Spain's southernmost region, has borne the brunt of that wave, making it fertile ground for Vox.
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The flat, fertile plain where Delhi sits is bounded by the Himalayas, which block the movement of air.
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Let's talk about workplace cultures and how they can stop laying fertile ground for sexual harassment and discrimination.
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Ukraine would be thrown under the tractor and would continue to be fertile ground for future furtive deals.
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Since Keita came to power in the 2013 poll, Islamist violence has swept south into Mali's fertile centre.
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The feature showing a user's fertile window will also go away if they opt to instead track contraception.
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The United Nations has warned that the violence in South Sudan was providing "fertile ground" for a genocide.
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Grizzly 399 is 20 years old and is known for being particularly fertile, often giving birth to triplets.
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The dark shadow cast by the UN helicopter passes over mile after empty mile of green, fertile land.
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The baby-making industry has ballooned to nearly $3 billion in the U.S., providing fertile ground for growth.
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Ride-hailing apps, which allow passengers to summon cars driven by their owners, form a particularly fertile subspecies.
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While I already have my healthy and hopefully fertile body, all I need is some potent, prized semen.
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The vastness that makes the Amazon rainforest so diverse and fertile also makes it extremely difficult to protect.
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The fighter may be better built to fight, of course, but ultimately, the lover may be more fertile.
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The Bank of America case, though promising at first glance, wasn't the most fertile ground for true accountability.
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"This may have to do with the fact that they are more fertile during that time," she says.
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Low river levels have allowed seawater to penetrate inland, ruining vast swathes of cropland in the fertile delta.
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Daysy claimed that using this method it could identify whether a user was fertile with 99.4 percent accuracy.
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But perhaps, more cynically, it could show physicians which social networks are the most fertile ground for advertising.
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Tunisia devotes most of its fertile irrigated farmland to durum wheat, and imports mainly soft wheat and barley.
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Libya remains fertile ground for traffickers as local militias and a rival government in Tobruk compete for power.
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THE aftermath of the attempted coup in Turkey on July 15th has been fertile ground for conspiracy theories.
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The transition years between the end of the Republic and the beginning of the Empire are fertile ground.
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Another involves adding 15,000 horses to corrals and injecting up to 27,000 fertile mares a year with PZP.
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But Kushner said there was greater agreement about improving prisons, and it provided more fertile ground for action.
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Have fun, Taurus: This is a fantastic, fertile time to enjoy yourself, flirt with crushes, and make art.
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Seattle is becoming fertile ground for outer space-related start-ups as the commercial space race heats up.
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Her installation, "I am fertile ground," comprises 9 sculptures, each situated in one of the catacombs' 30 vaults.
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Users will be able to log symptoms, as well as receive notifications of upcoming periods and fertile windows.
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Even if other countries disapprove of Gilead's methods, they may eventually need Gilead's exports (fertile women and otherwise).
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It is fertile to our young people, to our neighbors, to or military, to one another, as Americans.
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At stake is a market that, alongside India, is seen as fertile ground for internet companies seeking growth.
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"Let's talk about the vasectomy," the very fertile man says to Jay, who is mid-red wine chug.
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How do you even enter a conversation about fertility if you are the one mislabeled as hyper-fertile?
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When Joni Mitchell is considered, it's most often her work from this fertile era that comes to mind.
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It's worrisome that the Trump Era seems to be a fertile breeding ground for the illusion of knowledge.
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The flat land, though cultivated and presumably fertile, feels as bare and bland as a tract-house town.
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Farming began in the Fertile Crescent roughly 10,000 years ago, but by 3800 BC, farmland began drying out.
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The scenario casts Earthlings as early bloomers, prematurely born long before the universe's most fertile life-bearing years.
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Any investment "at the expense of the Palestinian cause" will not find fertile ground in Lebanon, Berri said.
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This is fertile soil for the demagogue, who manipulates the masses to "overmaster democracy," as Plato put it.
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Experienced together, the paintings conjure a vibrant, eclectic mysticism, based in fertile allusions and buoyant color and texture.
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Luxury cruise ships like Carnival Corporation's Diamond Princess have proven fertile ground for the spread of COVID-19.
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If they fail to do so, the ground will continue to be fertile for authoritarians like Mr. Bolsonaro.
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In a region with a long history of graft and impunity, Peru proved fertile ground for illegal payoffs.
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They are of course the baby boomers, the collective offspring of the most fertile period in American history.
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An anxious public was fertile ground for sensational journalism, and media outlets like Fox News capitalized on this.
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For the most part, everything of worth this season started off elsewhere, including a fertile London theater scene.
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She even confirms that she is fertile when she visits a clinic to look into freezing her eggs.
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Atmospheric local wedding venues and a dearth of hotels make Hyde Park fertile ground for short-term rentals.
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In the fertile Bajo Aguan region where the family lived, a violent conflict is raging over land rights.
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The ouster of autocratic President Blaise Compaoré in 2014 helped make Burkina Faso fertile ground for extremist groups.
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Disinformation researchers have also warned that such cultural debates are fertile ground for attempts to sow division online.
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Slowing global growth and stagnating investment returns have created a fertile environment for a novel idea: gender equality.
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I think if I'm a founder starting a company anywhere, I would look for fertile ground like Cincinnati.
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On average, elephants die much younger in captivity, are less fertile, and suffer more from ailments like arthritis.
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The state of Saxony, and its capital, Dresden, are well- known as fertile ground for the far right.
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Against fertile seaside backdrops, Sofia, seeking a robust, global meaning for femininity and motherhood, becomes increasingly bold herself.
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Ms. Ziegler, a fertile writer of admirably varied style and subject, considers the before-and-after part, too.
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In the process, this creates fertile ground for unrealistic beauty standards that no one can ever really reach.
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At the tail end of British rule, the then-government began shifting people into fertile areas to establish agriculture.
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A dance company based both in Ramallah and New York City finds fertile ground for experiment working across borders.
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As Facebook continues to raise eyebrows over its privacy policies, the ground for a continuing exodus grows more fertile.
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High schools across the country are fertile ground for sexual assault and violence, and marginalized groups are most vulnerable.
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With a population of 1.4 billion and a burgeoning middle class, China is fertile ground for theme park operators.
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America is blessed with fertile land, abundant natural resources, a strong economy, and faithful citizens who value religious freedom.
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Between the two of them, they show just how fertile the core of Tetris is for new game concepts.
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By the height of the European Renaissance, our doomsday fascinations had become fertile territory for artists and historians alike.
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Soil pollution, in contrast, is buried: a poisoned field can look as green and fertile as a healthy one.
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When land ownership is cast as a struggle between the people and the powerful, reform offers fertile political ground.
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Then there seemed to be a moment when there was a little bit more fertile ground for this notion.
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That means there's fertile ground for more studies, and the researchers already have ideas about how to move forward.
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Quinn was the one who discovered that if the goddess is fed blood, she would make the land fertile.
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We knew we were walking into fertile ground, but, in a way, that's what you want as a filmmaker.
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In some, such as Eastern European football leagues, low wages and late payments make fertile ground for match-fixing.
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Its fertile basin was the cradle of Chinese civilisation and, in an epithet often given the river, its "sorrow".
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Fertile white women who have violated Gilead's sexual purity laws are forced to become Handmaids, working as indentured childbearers.
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This legacy, combined with the region's boundless DIY spirit, provided fertile ground for a thriving independent queer film scene.
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If existing soil is poor, they form a raised bed that can be filled with a more fertile medium.
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But places like airport parking lots and Facebook groups have been fertile ground for conversations to get drivers involved.
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The commission said that professional football's lack of transparency has created "fertile ground for the use of illegal resources".
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Politics is always fertile ground for late-night comedy shows, but presidential election years are the true gold mines.
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In this world, women are commodities, and their bodies — especially the few remaining fertile ones — belong to the state.
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In the real world, one of the most fertile grounds for all-seeing towers was the former Soviet Bloc.
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The effect is only amplified in the pressure-cooker environment of an aircraft, where irrational fears find fertile ground.
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In the TV series and novel, the fertile handmaids in servitude wear red, and the infertile wives wear blue.
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Most deals also encompass fertile lands which are inhabited, rather than marginal or infertile land as promised by officials.
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It has also been a fertile zone for Islamist militant networks recruiting would-be jihadists to fight in Syria.
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But state policy specifically limits the domestic industry and is leading to an underutilization of the country's fertile soils.
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There is some naturally fertile land in the south and around the East African Rift, which runs through Rwanda.
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Tracking your cycle to determine a fertile window has long been used to either become pregnant or avoid conceiving.
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These forums became a fertile ground for discussing not just games, but everything from politics to higher level mathematics.
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In the fertile Greenwich Village music scene of the middle and late 19943s, Mr. Steig regularly crossed genre lines.
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Every year, farmers across fertile neighboring states set fire to their fields to clear them for the next season.
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Now, after years of political decline, unions are eyeing new initiatives in an environment that has proved unexpectedly fertile.
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But there is a very different set of values emerging from the fertile worlds of technology and new media.
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But how does the West succeed if the drone attacks make the ground only more fertile for the enemy?
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It has proved fertile ground for deals in recent years, as aging populations and health-conscious consumers drive demand.
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But out here between the smog and the concrete, a seed spliced with Google genes has found fertile soil.
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Once we started learning about all the conspiracy theories, we realized there was so much fertile ground for storytelling.
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Though that may be the festival's most improbable combination, its program promises many fertile musical and performative cross-pollinations.
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Not just a professional success, my excruciatingly fertile Sim got pregnant on the first try and had twin boys.
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In the fertile soil of Vietnam, lemongrass grows abundantly in hedges, its aroma wafting with every little warm breeze.
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In particular, it found a fertile and comfortable place to land on the Republican side, and it spiked tremendously.
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During one fertile stretch, three St. Louis teams were ranked among the top three nationally in their age groups.
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That's where I go for my source of inspiration: that very fertile ground for creativity that happens in circles.
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Sonoma County, with an abundance of wealth, vineyards and aging baby boomers, is fertile territory for Mr. Atkinson's experiment.
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It has also ensnared the Euphrates, an arc of the Fertile Crescent that is considered a cradle of civilization.
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Many vines have been planted in loamy, fertile soils that were better for table fruits than for nuanced wines.
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She said California was an intriguing subject because in the 20th century, the state was fertile ground for innovation.
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They drained the swamp to reach the fertile earth below, built a canal system and divided up the land.
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It's fertile reporting ground, but it should give pause to both departments and the people who are covering them.
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But summer does have its payoffs for those who choose to live at the fertile edge of the Everglades.
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Purchase College's excellent production facilities, teaching, research, and public engagement opportunities provide a fertile environment for graduate art studies.
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The Amazon, relied on for centuries for rubber trees, minerals and fertile land, was the obvious place to go.
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But her core insight into how even mediocrities can be institutionally benumbed and conscripted into heinous projects remains fertile.
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President Trump's gift for unleashing the worst in people has found no more fertile ground than the Holy Land.
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And the makeup of the Ohio district suggests it could be fertile ground for a competitive — and expensive — race.
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In Ethiopia the locusts have reached the fertile Rift Valley farmland and stripped grazing grounds in Kenya and Somalia.
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In Ethiopia the locusts have reached the fertile Rift Valley farmland and stripped grazing grounds in Kenya and Somalia.
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But the Fillmore East was nothing new; it was just the latest bloom in an astonishingly fertile musical neighborhood.
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Emerging and established designers offer a few leads, and Jane Birkin, fashion's perennial muse, is fertile ground for inspiration.
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I wanted to pause time, giving my mind the time to heal while my body remained young and fertile.
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"Gatot senses that his views are now falling on fertile ground, and that emboldens him further," Mr. Mietzner added.
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ICARDA had been storing some of its seed inventories — sourced from around the Fertile Crescent — in the Arctic vault.
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"It's a really fertile space in terms of the fundamental, technical and infrastructure," Allaire said on "Fast Money " Wednesday.
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But beyond that, affecting adults' access to vaping products will not find real fertile soil here in the House.
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The donor, who already has children, should remain as fertile as he was before, despite giving up a testicle.
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"Online platforms are a fertile ground for hatred, and it increasingly spills out in the public sphere," he said.
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Surely, the subreddit thought, a British general election would be fertile grounds for a booming Corbyn/May meme market.
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The community holds approximately 21,000 acres of fertile land about 200 miles, but seven hours drive, from Mexico City.
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The community holds approximately 433,000 acres of fertile land about 200 miles, but seven hours drive, from Mexico City.
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Like any great work of art, Hamilton provides fertile ground for exploring issues of nationhood, identity, race, and gender.
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This painting process is one of creating an unseen, fertile ground that infuses the energy of the final artwork.
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Some experiments compare the genomes of fertile and infertile adults and try to spot genetic differences between the two.
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We are at the midpoint of spring and summer—how are you enjoying this lovely, fertile time of year?
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Stress plays a critical role in this phenomenon: High cortisol levels make individuals appear less fertile, thereby reducing their attractiveness.
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This is a very fertile ground, but it's so aggressive that it can still feel a little bit like contraband.
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Because the history of Europe thus far has been that you had the agricultural revolution starting in the Fertile Crescent.
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It's a good thing I had an IUD for the last five years, since turns out we were pretty fertile!
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"The land is not fertile [over there] - it's barren," said Abdullah, concerned about making a living in the new town.
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During his time there, Lopez Obrador helped introduce a farming technique that turned swampland unfit for farming into fertile islands.
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This year, especially, Iowa and New Hampshire provide unique and fertile ground to knock the front-runner off his perch.
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The clustering of more people into cities — especially supercities in Asia — creates fertile grounds for such diseases to spread quickly.
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Prolonged drought and storm-related flooding have combined to erode fertile soils in rural parts of this East African country.
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The more data you enter, the more data the app can use to predict future period lengths and fertile windows.
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When Donald Trump enters the scene midway through the story, she's none too shocked that he finds fertile territory here.
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It's a neighborhood with its own parallels to Molenbeek, and has proven to be fertile recruiting ground for Muslim extremists.
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This he saw as the genetic signature of farming after its invention around 9,000 years ago in the Fertile Crescent.
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But unless Pakistan cracks down on home-grown terror, it will remain fertile ground for IS to launch more attacks.
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This area of the field is fertile ground not only for opponents' run games but their passing games, as well.
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So, now comes the big question: How long does it take after stopping hormonal birth control to become "fertile" again?
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I went to college in the late aughts — a fertile era for food blogs, which, predictably, I found and devoured.
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It's a great opportunity for students, no doubt, but also a fertile testing ground for the companies in the space.
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Instead, they are among the most liberal in the world—another reason why abortion is fertile ground for Mr Trump.
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Niganda is Wakanda's impoverished neighbor, and the two nations have a territorial conflict over the fertile Alkama Fields between them.
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Hamster females are physically incapable of having sex outside of the fertile window, whereas humans have sex throughout their cycle.
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So even if this whole clown thing didn't start off as a marketing ploy, it's certainly created some fertile ground.
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The app uses an algorithm and measures factors like temperature to determine the period when a woman may be fertile.
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"Following Trump's election as president, I saw fertile ground for change within the Republican Party on LGBTQ issues," Jenner writes.
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The only reason Erisden — a remote, desolate island — is inhabitable is because the goddess has been making the land fertile.
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They then wait a couple months for it to calibrate, over which time the fertile window on its calendar narrows.
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Even the Wii shop song—which is essentially the home console version of hold music—is fertile ground for mashups.
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Underlying these local fights is a broader scramble for vast swathes of the Fertile Crescent from which IS has retreated.
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But the Bosnian war proves fertile ground, and most of the country's stand-ups know a Srebrenica joke or two.
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With each passing generation, and with increasingly dwindling numbers of fertile males, the fly basically breeds itself out of existence.
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The ground has been fertile for quite some time for the Republican Party to break through with voters of color.
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It's also a very fertile time, literally and figuratively, as Pisces rules the children and fertility sector of your chart.
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This makes Iowa fertile ground for Mr. Cruz, and New Hampshire better for Mr. Trump — just as the polls reveal.
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It's a level of material suffering that, you might think, should be to be fertile ground for left-wing populism.
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In the wild, eggs aren't always fertile and when one doesn't hatch, the parent will walk away from the nests.
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"The climate market here wasn't as fertile, which forced people to build companies in a very different way," he explained.
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" Yemen&aposs lack of a strong central government "has provided a fertile environment for al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula.
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It has a dense fiber network, which makes it a fertile ground for the development of the new telecoms standard.
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I think of the contraceptive drug industry's current status and I can't help think we have missed its fertile period.
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Ava's study, titled "Wearable Sensors Reveal Menses-Driven Changes in Physiology and Enable Prediction of the Fertile Window," is encouraging.
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Traditionally, it's also been one of the most fertile grounds for election lawsuits, along with voter ID and voter registration.
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You will be creatively inspired, too, as Venus will be bringing blessings to a highly fertile sector of your chart.
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The system, in fact, worked very well, and until recently China was renowned for its fertile soil and sustainable agriculture.
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The main goal of fertility self-tracking is to detect the ovulation day, because that defines each month's fertile period.
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For one, Gilead, the new name of America, is also a fertile, plentiful region in Palestine mentioned in the Bible.
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Criminologists can't explain precisely what fueled the spike in murders, but the uncertainty provides fertile ground for Grossman's grim prescience.
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Yet better security will not heal the social and ethnic divisions that have made Europe fertile ground for Islamic extremism.
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"Once a month, on fertile days, the Handmaid shall lie between the legs of the Commander's wife," Aunt Lydia explains.
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They also do it if a female has mated only once, because multiple matings boost the chance of fertile eggs.
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Takahashi proposes pumping this fertile material up to the surface, where seasteaders can use it to grow their own food.
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It then calculates the exact window of days each month a woman is most fertile and therefore likely to conceive.
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I learned through my own experience working on Capitol Hill how congressional caucuses can cultivate fertile ground for bipartisan policymaking.
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Roman emperors and Jewish kings in the Fertile Crescent, frozen in time atop a gorgeous plateau, forever locked in battle.
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The endocrinologist said if I went off the pill, a simple blood test could tell him if I was fertile.
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Each year, another twenty-four thousand people abandon Vietnam's sublimely fertile Mekong Delta as crop fields are polluted with salt.
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Lawless Libya provides fertile ground for the smugglers, who often work with militias that hold real power on the ground.
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In such a historically fertile incubator — where you can succeed beyond known measure or fail spectacularly — the air is fraught.
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It was her first campaign stop in eastern Germany, parts of which have been fertile ground for anti-immigration politics.
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If you have a standard 28-day cycle, you&aposll be most fertile two to three weeks before your period.
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Also on March 31, Venus enters fellow Earth sign Taurus, bringing blessings to a hugely fertile sector of your chart!
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A small phial of this life from the fertile bosom of mother Earth will furnish men with substance for days.
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"People think incorrectly that sun and heat give you sugar, but it's the ground, if it's fertile," Mr. Occhipinti said.
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On Panarea the soil is so fertile flowers explode from every crevice in the rock walls lining the narrow footpaths.
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Their research suggests that people were inventing farming at several sites in the Fertile Crescent at roughly the same time.
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Dr. Zeder said that ancient DNA supports a scenario where farmers across the Fertile Crescent independently invented agriculture, perhaps repeatedly.
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Dr. Reich hopes to learn more about the early farmers by obtaining samples more systematically from across the Fertile Crescent.
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But Nepal was fertile ground, because it already had a serious vision crisis — and an entity devoted to fighting it.
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Ultimately the two horns became locked in an unlikely harmony, just one note apart, embracing the fertile space between them.
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Law-enforcement officials say that legalization has also created fertile soil for black-market cultivations that pop up in basements.
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But the continuing lack of stability in both Syria and Iraq could provide fertile ground for the jihadists to retrench.
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But ahead of crucial Italian elections early next year, the country has become an especially fertile ground for digital deceit.
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The boy will be one more seed in fertile soil, ready to be swept up in some whirlwind to come.
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But two new gallery exhibitions in New York show that she's much more than that — an almost frighteningly fertile talent.
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And our reporter found fertile ground for pro-Trump American conservatism in California, otherwise a bulwark of anti-Trump politics.
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The Ironbound farm also has gentle slopes and fertile soils, said Megan Muehlbauer, the Rutgers extension agent for the area.
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World Review Brazil, a nation rich in natural resources, fertile lands and cultural diversity, has struggled for decades with underdevelopment.
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The state of politics in the current polarized era provides fertile openings for Russian social media trolls, bots and hackers.
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The country's fertile volcanic soil and areas of high elevation produce a full-bodied black tea with exquisite, bold flavors.
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The fertile red soil of the tropics became drier, finer, and soon there were only withered shrubs in the sand.
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So what is new is the speed of the internet and the especially fertile soil of our angry political divide.
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Young Japanese out of college are now confident of a job—one reason Japan is not fertile ground for populism.
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South Korea has long been fertile ground for unorthodox religious groups, some of which have amassed enormous wealth and influence.
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The terrain was rocky, but fertile; full of opportunity, if you could make it through the technical and consumer crags.
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Unlike mules, donkey-horse hybrids that are almost always sterile, the offspring of a Bactrian and dromedary pairing are fertile.
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"They can't play catch," said Thomson, a coach in California, one of the more fertile grounds for future major leaguers.
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Every nation prefers to think of itself as productive in the sense of hard-working and smart, not just fertile.
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Using ingenuity, resourcefulness and sheer grunt work, fertile fields of sustenance and breathtaking beauty were born — and still flourish today.
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They don't convert the fertile land into biodiversity-devastating fields of a single monoculture, like sugar cane or oil palm.
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"Virginity" is nothing more than a mirage that reduces women to fertile bodies kept chaste for a man to claim.
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If America has proved particularly fertile for ingenuity, though, the reasons won't be found in this pleasant but superficial book.
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Even if someone hasn't seen it, their resistance to a cultural touchstone is just as fertile a topic for conversation.
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However, in the past several years, TERFism has found new life and fostered fertile recruiting ground in many online spaces.
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We now spend so much time looking at Mr. Trump that putting us behind his eyes was a fertile concept.
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The United States-Mexican border is another fertile ground, although its Spanglish has a distinct vocabulary and different syntactic characteristics.
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And Catholicism is an especially fertile place for these anxieties to fester because Catholic imagery is so violent and grim.
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The sticky asphalt was a death trap for the animals that roamed the fertile grasslands 10,000 to 40,000 years ago.
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I hope the new industry will help the state's economically depressed southern section — apparently it's fertile land for growing cannabis.
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As a bastion of the nation's left, it's known, especially among the intellectual class, as fertile ground for liberal thinking.
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However, this is exactly what Mueller did because, as CNN reported, potential financial crimes were a more "fertile" path forward.
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We've been yomping over fertile land for thousands and thousands of years now and we've done some truly wonderful things.
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Growth is inescapable in Sichuan; constant humidity and rain make it one of the most fertile regions in the country.
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The FDA reports that Natural Cycles has a "perfect use" failure rate of 1.8 percent in clinical studies, meaning that 1.8 in 100 women who use the app for a year will become pregnant, either because the app misreported a day as not fertile or because their form of protection failed on a fertile day.
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"We have a problem that when we are fertile we're not ready and when we're ready we're not fertile," he tells CNBC Make It. For Varsavsky, it was living that dilemma and struggling to have children with his wife Nina, aged 220 at the time, that led him to launch Prelude Fertility, his eighth company.
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