Sinaloa is one of the most fertile states in Mexico.
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Happy December 11th — the most fertile day of the year!
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It may be the most fertile time for investigative journalism since Watergate.
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His most fertile scouting patch, though, remains here, in Île-de-France.
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The Lannisters now control the Reach, the most fertile expanse in Westeros.
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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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Some of the most fertile political territory for Democrats is in New Jersey.
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The costs and benefits of mating decisions are highest when you are most fertile.
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It's during these days and the few directly before them that you're most fertile.
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And the Iraqi capital has always been its most fertile ground for sowing fear.
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It may be the most fertile time for investigative journalism, you know, since Watergate.
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A wearable that can accurately predict a woman's most fertile days would have huge implications.
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Ibb may be Yemen's most fertile ground, but its IDPs are still starving, WHO reports.
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But as a culture, we create the most fertile breeding ground for it to thrive.
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Not just any years, but the last of my most fertile years, my early 30s.
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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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If we're talking about solely content we can create, it'll be the most fertile ground possible.
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His 10 years there were his most fertile period as a composer of large-scale works.
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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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In arguably the most fertile moment for investigative reporting since Watergate, he has been on the sidelines.
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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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But perhaps, more cynically, it could show physicians which social networks are the most fertile ground for advertising.
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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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They are of course the baby boomers, the collective offspring of the most fertile period in American history.
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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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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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It then calculates the exact window of days each month a woman is most fertile and therefore likely to conceive.
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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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Growth is inescapable in Sichuan; constant humidity and rain make it one of the most fertile regions in the country.
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Perhaps the bleakest reality of the WFP's assessment is that El Niño seems to be affecting the region's most fertile areas.
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"Evil can be the most fertile ground for good, and good can learn from the cleverness of evil," Ungerer once said.
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These findings again suggest that the GOP vision on health care may be the most fertile line of attack for Democrats.
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It forces nomadic herders to range farther south with their animals, where they often clash with farmers over the most fertile land.
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Some of the most fertile ground for future innovation is in devising new methods and workflows for extracting meaning from whole genomes.
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I was likely my most fertile self in my early teens, and no one would have pressured me to get pregnant then.
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Fans have impassioned disagreements on which album is its most fertile, and therefore responsible for spawning the most influence on melodic hardcore.
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This combination paves the way for a voice-controlled experience in the home, which is arguably the most fertile ground for this application.
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One worry is that I think the most fertile source of genuinely new ideas is graduate students being well advised in a university.
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This method involves tracking the monthly menstrual cycle and avoiding sex — or using a backup method, like condoms — on the most fertile days.
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More than 38 percent of rural-dwelling Filipino children suffer stunted development, despite living on some of the most fertile land on earth.
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During its yearslong insurgency, Boko Haram stripped the area's farmland dry, stealing crops in the country's most fertile region to feed its fighters.
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Operational positions were the "most fertile for machine processing," the FT reported, citing Jamie Forese, chief executive officer of the bank's institutional clients group.
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Fertility apps promise to simplify a woman's life in an essential way — they can help her avoid pregnancy or understand when she's most fertile.
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The Pregnancy Pro stick works alongside the app, which helps to determine a woman's most fertile days, based on info added by the user.
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Comfortably the most fertile ground for radicalization—above all in Belgium's neighbor, France—is the prison system, which is overcrowded with young Muslim men.
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A perfect storm of manufacturing money, ample space and robust industry created one of Modernism's most fertile and important outposts in and around Detroit.
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And the Imperial Valley, one of the most fertile farm regions in the United States, can be rather quiet because it is so rural.
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Rebuilding American infrastructure is also seen as some of the most fertile ground for bipartisan compromise and could yield progress in the realm of energy.
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"Most animals only have sex during a specific period, when they are in estrus, the period immediately before ovulation when you're most fertile," Kennair explains.
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If more farmers start taking climate risks seriously, a surge of subdivisions could start sprawling across some of the most fertile farmland on the planet.
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Iraq, itself a major wheat and rice importer, has seen its most fertile province, Nineveh, lose production of strategic crops after Islamic State took over.
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It will cover one of the most fertile periods in Mexican culture, with 25 works in painting, sculpture, drawings, prints, books, broadsheets and portable murals.
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The two-lane highway was accompanied by train tracks — Bloomington was founded as a wealthy depot town in one of the world's most fertile counties.
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You&aposre most likely to conceive in the five days around ovulation"The most fertile time of your cycle is right around ovulation," says Minkin.
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Whether you're trying to get pregnant or doing everything in your power to avoid it, knowing which days you're most fertile is some seriously valuable information.
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But patients seeking to prevent pregnancy can receive only fertility planning methods that require women to track their periods and refrain from sex when most fertile.
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As you can see on this map, the Tyrells controlled the largest kingdom in the south of Westeros — not to mention the richest and most fertile.
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The First Response Pregnancy Pro stick works alongside the app, which helps to determine a woman's most fertile days, based on information added by the user.
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You'll find a lot of Gfycat links around the internet, but some of the most fertile ground for these platforms exists within the various messenger platforms.
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NEW DELHI — For decades, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party and its affiliates have struggled to control one of India's most fertile ideological recruiting grounds: university campuses.
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Despite efforts to regulate content on mainstream websites including Facebook, the internet still provides the most fertile ground for hate groups to recruit new members, SPLC said.
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But four years of drought have overtaxed Israel's unmatched array of desalination and wastewater treatment plants, choking its most fertile regions and catching the government off-guard.
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Wearable bracelets like the Ava bracelet and the Tempdrop both monitor variables like body temperature and heart rate variability ratio to predict a woman's most fertile days.
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When the Army Corps of Engineers dammed the Missouri River in 1958, it took our riverfront forests, fruit orchards and most fertile farmland to create Lake Oahe.
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Of course, the most fertile ground is wherever New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) touches down, bringing with it cycle after cycle of up-and-coming gallery talent.
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But some of the most fertile grounds for discussion in "Mothers," especially about identity politics, get ditched somewhere on the road from Mommy and Me to Armageddon.
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But for all his influence on the charts, it was Prince's lo-fi home recordings that had the biggest, most lasting, and most fertile impact on British music.
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These contradictions — not Trump's over-the-top tweets — provide the most fertile ground for Democrats looking to fight Trump and win back the voters we lost in 85033.
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Thanks to the pair's wide following, it became the island's flagship drum and bass event, ushering in the most fertile era of bass in Singapore's history to date.
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Because the Houston area includes some of the most fertile recruiting territory in the country — and Texas has a long history of attracting star players from the region.
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The Swedish app, Natural Cycles, uses body temperature to determine when a woman is most fertile so she can decide whether to use protection, or to abstain from sex.
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Officials also are hopeful that the small size of the populations in the areas considered most fertile for recruiting militants will help officials manage the situation as fighters return.
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Users can input details about their menstrual cycles, then the algorithm will learn and can predict when a woman is most fertile and when they may be in pain.
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For six years the Syrian dictator has had little control over the north-east of his country, home to Syria's modest oilfields and some of its most fertile farmland.
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Per the Verge, the East Texas district was considered one of the most fertile court systems to pursue such cases, which have a higher chance of being thrown out elsewhere.
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The lack of rainfall has overtaxed Israel's desalination and waste-water treatment plants, choking its most fertile regions in the north of the country and bringing calls for government action.
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Mr. Trump's election has unleashed "what will probably turn out to be one of the most fertile periods of activism on the left in decades," writes The Times's Ginia Bellafante.
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For that reason, she recommends it for people who are trying to find out when they're most fertile, so they can get pregnant, as opposed to those trying to prevent pregnancy.
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Rodolfo Palencia, a rancher, spent an afternoon on his hammock, singing us songs he wrote about his state of Barinas, the most fertile part of his country, according to the lyrics.
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Dukem, just a short drive south of the capital, is home to Ethiopia's first industrial park, the Chinese-owned Eastern Industrial Zone (EIZ), and some of the country's most fertile land.
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In Tunisia, one of the most fertile recruiting grounds for ISIS, USIP trains and supports a network of peace mediators who are strengthening the country's ability to solve its own conflicts.
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Federal investigators have seized on Trump and his associates' financial ties to Russia as among the most fertile avenues for moving their probe forward, people familiar with the investigation tell CNN.
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It is in the story of Mark, a scientist, and Nicole, a former dancer, where Raising Dion finds some of its most fertile ground—but it doesn't happen until episode five.
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" Otis, who is using an Ava ovulation tracking bracelet, which tells her "most fertile days each cycle in real-time," added that the pair is "so excited to grow [their] little family!
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According to the Mayo Clinic, you are most fertile the two or three days before your temperature rises, and tracking temperature over time can help women predict when they will potentially ovulate.
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These demands are coming at a time when some of the most fertile opportunities for innovation in areas as diverse as robotics, space, biotech, cancer, and construction remain ripe for the taking.
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Mr. Margulies's most fertile dramatic territory has always been the unsteady ground between love and loathing among family and friends, sown with the doubts and regrets that grow and fester with age.
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After analyzing this data and running it through a simulation, the researchers found that they could accurately predict women's most fertile time of the month using just the first date of her period.
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Elsewhere, T's arts editor, M.H. Miller, looked at how a perfect storm of manufacturing money, ample space and robust industry created one of Modernism's most fertile and important outposts in and around Detroit.
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Federal investigators are reportedly digging into President Donald Trump and his associates' financial ties to Russia, which are proving to be "the most fertile avenues" for moving their probe forward, according to CNN.
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Another way that you can prevent pregnancy is by using a backup birth control method, like condoms or spermicide, or avoiding penis-to-vagina sex altogether on days when you know you're most fertile.
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Bill Clinton in New York, Chelsea Clinton in London Hillary Clinton will stay away from New York, the state that has been the most fertile ground for her fundraising for the last nine months.
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"The type of content that would likely make people get off the fastest would be the most fertile looking bodies, the most nubile—a combination of high mating and high reproductive value," Paul explained.
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Bang on a Can Festival (all week) As a composers collective, Bang on a Can continues to be one of the most fertile grounds for nurturing composing talent and encouraging a spirit of exploration.
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Land reform was supposed to take much of the country's most fertile land — owned by about 4,500 white descendants of mainly British and South African colonial-era settlers — and redistribute it to poor blacks.
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Land reform had always been a pillar of Zimbabwean independence, and no one can fault it on principle: Zimbabwe was a highly unequal country, with 403,240 white farmers hoarding the country's most fertile land.
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By contrast, the black majority endured segregation in urban townships and in rural reserves, denied access to the most fertile land and often serving whites in menial roles as housekeepers, gardeners, laborers and farmhands.
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Instead of thinking about the most fertile day to conceive, people who want to become pregnant (or want to avoid it) should take the time to understand their own body and any potential barriers.
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While issues of abuses in charities are not limited to those focusing on the military, it is some of the most fertile ground to seed confusion and prey on the generosity and patriotism of others.
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Now that you have this information, you have to plan sex around when you're most fertile — either going hard during those days, if you're trying for a baby, or keeping pants firmly in place if not.
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Of course, a solid B+ knowledge of when you're most fertile is not good enough to protect you from getting pregnant if you don't want to — but it could help you get pregnant if you do.
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It's hard not to strongly approve of capitalism and free markets, for all of their flaws when left unchecked, after you see people excitedly queueing to buy tomatoes on one of the world's most fertile islands.
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The efforts come as more women use pregnancy-tracking apps to monitor their ovulation cycles and most fertile periods; in addition, 63% report an increase in smartphone use after becoming pregnant, according to an eMarketer study.
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A country that had once had a robust education system and some of the most fertile rice paddies in Asia had become one of the world's poorest, thanks to the regime's disastrous nationalization of the economy.
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The Goldman veteran, who held several top investment banking jobs at the bank run by Lloyd C. Blankfein over a 16-year period, is a longtime adviser to HSBC and knows Asia, HSBC's most fertile territory, well.
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Smith's longspur copulates an average of 365 times for each clutch laid, spread over a little more than a week, and peaking at 5.3 copulations per hour with their favorite male in the female's most fertile phase.
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The Iowa ground here is the most fertile territory for any candidate to beat Trump in any early voting state, and Cruz on the stump appeared to share a newfound sense of urgency in closing the deal.
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With Islamic State under pressure in Syria - where Belgium has been the most fertile European recruiting ground for foreign Islamist fighters - he said attacks in Europe could increase, although many would be by "amateurs" doing little harm.
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This is followed by a weaker set piece about rehab, "The Starlight on Idaho"; reading it, I worried that the presumably ill and suffering author was too consumed with his difficulties to reach his most fertile core.
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Trump also knows that many of those at most risk from Michael come from some of the most fertile areas of Trump country -- where a massive turnout helped him overturn expectations in the Sunshine State in 2016.
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The administration of Park Geun-hye, the previous president, suffered a backlash in 2016 when it published a "birth map" highlighting the most fertile areas of the country in bright pink in an attempt to spur others along.
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The details: Designed by Swedish-based company Natural Cycles, the $80 app calculates the days of the month the user is expected to be most fertile based on information about her menstrual cycle and her basal body temperature.
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The insects have in fact benefited from human conflicts, and some of their most fertile breeding grounds have been in war zones — in Yemen, Somalia, the Indian-Pakistan border — where fighting between people has complicated fighting against locusts.
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But China is the world's most fertile market for on-demand transportation, a nation with 750 million potential riders and huge runway for growth as potentially hundreds of millions more Chinese enter the middle class over the next decade.
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Those of us who are actively trying to avoid having a kid may have wondered: If you can calculate when you're most fertile, can you also tell the days in your cycle are you least likely to get pregnant?
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Iowa is home to some of the most fertile soil in the world, used mostly for endless acres of homogenous, genetically modified corn and soybeans, destined to become animal feed, high fructose corn syrup, and partially hydrogenated soybean oil.
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Those two phrases run against everything Ulivieri, 76, and his colleagues teach at Coverciano, everything they believe, everything that has made this place, for almost 60 years, the most fertile, most formidable proving ground for coaches in the world.
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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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There are a few ways to make the rhythm method easier to follow, including calendars, apps, or even a tracking accessory, like CycleBeads, a bracelet with color-coded beads that indicate the days in your cycle when you're most fertile.
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Federal investigators exploring whether Trump's campaign colluded with Russian spies have seized on Trump and his associates' financial ties to Russia as one of the most fertile avenues for moving their probe forward, according to people familiar with the investigation.
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But in the age of peak TV — when there are nearly twice the number of scripted shows on the networks, cable and streaming services as a decade ago — winter has become one of the most fertile times of the year.
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Washington (CNN)Federal investigators exploring whether Donald Trump's campaign colluded with Russian spies have seized on Trump and his associates' financial ties to Russia as one of the most fertile avenues for moving their probe forward, according to people familiar with the investigation.
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Russia investigation Federal investigators exploring whether Donald Trump's campaign colluded with Russians have seized on Trump and his associates' financial ties to Russia as one of the most fertile avenues for moving their probe forward, according to people familiar with the investigation.
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The recycling of narratives is hardly unique to horror movies, but it does sometimes seem that what should be the most fertile of genres — there are, after all, virtually unlimited ways in which monstrousness can be unleashed in the world — is disproportionally afflicted.
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In East Africa, SERVIR scientists have since 2008 built a system to track water in streams and rivers and predict when and where droughts or floods will occur, and created maps that show which land is the most fertile, and which areas risk erosion.
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New details about Trump's business deals also come as federal investigators have seized on Trump and his associates' financial ties to Russia as one of the most fertile avenues for moving their probe forward, people familiar with the investigation told CNN earlier this month.
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Russia investigators are following the money trail-- Federal investigators exploring whether Donald Trump's campaign colluded with Russian spies have seized on Trump and his associates' financial ties to Russia as one of the most fertile avenues for moving their investigation forward, sources told CNN.
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From period apps that predict a woman's most fertile days to startups that claim to fast-track in vitro fertilization (IVF), reproductive tech is booming, and investors are digging deeper into their coffers to make sure everyone who wants a biological child can have one.
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Reproductive health advocates have been concerned in recent months that the Trump administration may shift funding from comprehensive family planning programs to those that promote the "rhythm method" of contraception, in which a woman avoids intercourse during the most fertile part of her menstrual cycle.
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Satellite camps, the SEC and ACC claimed, were bad, in large part because satellite camps did not do any favors for the SEC and ACC, given that the SEC and ACC already preside over what is by far the most fertile recruiting territory in the country.
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It also contaminates soil, which in CPV's case is the precious "black dirt" of southern Orange County, some of the most fertile in the U.S. The Millennium fracked gas pipeline needed to feed the plant would cross and risk valuable farmland and 85033 sensitive streams and wetlands.
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" CNN: "Federal investigators ... have seized on Trump and his associates' financial ties to Russia as one of the most fertile avenues for moving their probe forward ... The web of financial ties could offer a more concrete path toward potential prosecution than the broader and murkier questions of collusion.
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A recent boxed set, "The Spirit of Memphis (22011-1976)," not only gives an overview of the most fertile years of Hayes's career, but also shines a light on the versatile musicians who consistently backed him: One of the four discs is entirely dedicated to spotlighting the band's interplay.
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But the several dozen independent baymen who make up the North Oyster Bay Baymen's Association say their livelihood has been hurt by the company's town-sanctioned monopoly on the harbor's most fertile areas, and by the company's dredge boats pulling up clams in large quantities from the bottom.
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A frigid dip in the English Channel was out of the question, likewise a run on the rocky beach, but the otherwise dispiriting weather made for ideal conditions for a fossil hunt on the shoreline surrounding Lyme Regis, one of the most fertile fossil-hunting grounds in England, if not the world.
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" WATCH THIS SPACE: From CNN's Evan Perez, Pamela Brown and Shimon Prokupecz: "Federal investigators exploring whether Donald Trump's campaign colluded with Russian spies have seized on Trump and his associates' financial ties to Russia as one of the most fertile avenues for moving their probe forward, according to people familiar with the investigation.
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Photos by Bryan Allen Lamb "I felt really good that we all can attack these different avenues so strongly," he told me recently over the phone, alluding to the work coming out of the country's most fertile rap scene, one that includes pals of his like Towkio, Vic Mensa, Joey Purp, and Chance the Rapper.
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Even if the answer to that question is still taking shape, the intensity of the desire to fight back, made evident in part by the Women's March on Washington taking place on Saturday, is producing what will probably turn out to be one of the most fertile periods of activism on the left in decades.
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It's about monoculture (the growing of one or at most two crops on vast swaths of land); it's about the cartels that make up Big Ag; and it's about using our most fertile land to grow corn and soybeans, not only to feed livestock but to form the basis of most ultra-processed food.
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Recruiting's most fertile crescent stretches from Dallas and Houston through the Deep South and down to southern Florida, and the two conferences whose traditional universities reside there, the Southeastern and the Atlantic Coast, had both previously restricted their members from participating in satellite camps in an effort to discourage them from cannibalizing one another's natural recruiting bases.
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James will have three full weeks now to dig into the various options, study the landscape for the most fertile locales for title contention and, perhaps most crucially, make clandestine connections with the starry likes of Paul George, Kawhi Leonard and, yes, Paul and James Harden to explore the prospects of teaming up somewhere with stars of that ilk.
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But perhaps its most fertile relationship in recent years has been with the Dutch husband-and-wife team of Stefan Scholten and Carole Baijings, both in their mid-40s, whose eponymous Amsterdam studio has designed fabrics for Maharam that speak to their love of soft yet bright colors, such as azure blue and cotton-candy pink, as well as grid-based patterns.
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Right now, the Kegg is only using its measurements to help define the window for when you might be most fertile, but of course there are potentially many other areas of women's health that could be informed by way of the diagnostics it is picking up, provided the startup finds the funding and manages to make it through the regulatory hoops to do so.
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Consider the fact that by far England's most fertile footballing hotbed right now is a patch of land around the A23 in south London – a 10-square-mile area that has produced a staggering 14% of English players currently in the Premier League – and consider how it has happened at a time when public infrastructure spending in London works out to £5,426 per head, while in the north-east that figure stands at £223.
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