Less likely, due to its vast distance from coastal nurseries.
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This model sets them apart from other nurseries, they say.
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"Upholstered rocking chairs are more for nurseries," Ms. Ferrier said.
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The woods can feel more like nurseries than wild spaces.
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Good-quality private nurseries can cost even more and offer less.
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Prison is prison, no matter how prettily the nurseries are decorated.
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Tree nurseries and tree plantings must comprise a forest stewardship program.
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This sleek little humidifier is ideal for smaller bedrooms or nurseries.
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The country will close all nurseries, schools and universities from Monday.
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Many nurseries have waiting lists for their most sought-after species.
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Gradually, trendy plant delivery services began to acquire them from regional nurseries.
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Muslim women in headscarves have been prohibited from working in private nurseries.
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Coral can be grown in both land-based and ocean-based nurseries.
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A lot are in nurseries and will come in only around July.
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Should I use it to go hit several nurseries for spring plants?
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Exams will be cancelled, with creches nurseries and private schools also shuttered.
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What you're looking at are stellar nurseries, churning out new massive stars.
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Stellar nurseries are some of the most photogenic regions in the universe.
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The change affects more than 100 of the company's nurseries in the country.
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Instead, they're given to NTBG's nurseries, where they're planted and grown into plants.
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That's why kitten nurseries like the one at Best Friends are so crucial.
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While Manhattan was urbanizing, Queens, a patchwork of commercial nurseries, was more pastoral.
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Her first priority included increasing nurseries and day care for children, she said.
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More often, though, dressing rooms are other things: nurseries, clubhouses, makeshift trysting spots.
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The European ditches being incompatible with our needs, we were cultivated in nurseries.
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GERMANY'S MERKEL SAYS EXTENDING EASTER HOLIDAY FOR SCHOOLS AND NURSERIES IS AN OPTION
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There is also a giant pumpkin contest at Hicks Nurseries on Long Island.
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"Nurseries can't grow trees fast enough and quality is compromised," Dr. Cox said.
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Such is the broader concern about plastic pollutants that a British child care provider, Tops Day Nurseries, said in a blog posting last month that it was banning glitter from its nurseries because it is a microplastic that harms the environment.
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Then, the former prime minister admonished nurseries that had dropped pork from their menus.
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This week, NASA captured not one but two celestial nurseries brimming with star formation.
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Large firms here in L.A. such as NBC Universal have nurseries for employees' babies.
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Amendments that would have created exemptions for nurseries and women's shelters were struck down.
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Neutral nurseries have become celebrities' go-to design choice, and we can understand why.
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It has opened more public nurseries to clear long waiting lists for child care.
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Prison nurseries seem to be the best of several bad options facing pregnant inmates.
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Prison nurseries are an under-utilized but effective resource for incarcerated women with infants.
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It just so happens that estuaries host shark nurseries—which hungry alligators find irresistible.
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Some nurseries in the United States and elsewhere sell mycorrhizae-inoculated trees to growers.
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These aquatic forests serve as fish nurseries and protect shorelines from storm surge flooding.
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Private nurseries, creches and private schools will be closed and financially compensated, Johnson said.
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Nurseries and flower shops have long provided professional plant care for offices and homes.
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Unauthorized nurseries that offer round-the-clock care for children from newborns to school age.
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The town relies on a network of volunteers to help keep its two nurseries open.
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You would expect the socialist government to invest in nurseries, which they did not do.
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There are a lot of issues in the nurseries, and people just can't get trees.
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If you're looking for unusual types, you might try nurseries, horticultural clubs and old orchards.
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In fish nurseries off the coast of Hawaii, plastics outnumber baby fish seven to one.
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The researchers didn't set out to discover the plastic buffet lurking in these marine nurseries.
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A promise to end the shortage of childcare at nurseries by 2021 was also made.
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In Denmark the baby shortage has politicians shutting down nurseries and schools in some areas.
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Kelp forests serve as nurseries for young fish and playgrounds for seals and sea otters.
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Apparently, "Freya and Theo seem destined to fill nurseries for years to come," Pamela wrote.
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Altman said the nurseries tend to attract residents who have an instinct to care for babies.
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These range from the popular (zero waiting lists for nurseries) to the Utopian (zero hay fever).
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Indeed, when women did participate, they cooked and set up makeshift nurseries in the occupied buildings.
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The industrial action also affected nurseries, rubbish collection services and swimming pools in several German states.
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You can also check if local nurseries, city parks, or schools accept live trees for donation.
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Tiney hopes to have more than 100 home nurseries set up by the end of 2019.
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When we decide to plant an avocado orchard, we'll plant trees that come from certified nurseries.
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In Germany, the states of Bavaria and Saarland will close schools, kindergartens and nurseries from Monday.
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In France, the legislature mandated factories provide on-site nurseries and paid breaks for breastfeeding mothers.
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THERE are no nurseries in Bulakabya, a hamlet hacked out of sugar-cane fields in eastern Uganda.
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Public parks and nurseries fell into disrepair after Mr Haddad allowed maintenance contracts to expire last August.
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Nurseries and garden centers are pretty safe bets, as are well-maintained plant shops and corner stores.
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" Claire Isaacs: "At Wilderness, I'll be making a beeline for the Petersham Nurseries tent in the morning.
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Nurseries were paid too little for those hours, which probably reduced quality and put some parents off.
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Yellow Dot, which runs nurseries, and The Commission for Equality and Human Rights are among the exceptions.
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The flowers that made the Netherlands famous were the first speculative bubble, and nurseries the first unicorns.
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Using metal frames, small branches of coral can be attached and spread out to create 'coral nurseries'.
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Public nurseries, for example, are desperately short of staff yet cannot increase pay because of government rules.
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They also support perhaps a quarter of all marine species, and act as nurseries for many others.
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Williams said that Azarenka had been "leading the charge" for WTA events to add on-site nurseries.
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When plants are transported to nurseries, they're protected in a brown sleeve that tucks the leaves up.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, nurseries are also eager to profit from the rise of plant sales on social media.
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Stars are born in stellar nurseries, where they are clustered together and often result in violent collisions.
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The dialect, once discouraged in city nurseries and schools, is itself experiencing something of an urban revival.
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Or, Mr. Schreiner said, you can buy from a handful of nurseries that focus on native flora.
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He has increased the number of nurseries and made big companies document their efforts to promote female workers.
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They function as nurseries for economically and ecologically valuable marine life, and they provide protection against storm surges.
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Clockwise from top: the native Hawaiian Ohiʻa tree; seedlings at the nursery; one of NTBG's nurseries in Kaua'i.
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Good catering, along with long opening hours and well-equipped public nurseries, are all part of the appeal.
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He has shut down Prospera, a successful conditional cash-transfer scheme, and eliminated federal subsidies for day nurseries.
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For the study, researchers tested 200 second-hand plastic toys they found in homes, nurseries and charity shops.
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Between 2006 and 2017 the number of children under three enrolled in nurseries rose from 286,000 to 762,000.
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To prove it, we've rounded up eight of the swankiest celeb nurseries on the 'gram for your perusal.
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It's drawn to the West Coast, because creativity doesn't grow well in nurseries of fear and tired thinking.
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He is shown throwing his arms around soldiers, visiting workers at home and cradling babies in hospital nurseries.
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No, you don't have to spend time on Google Maps trying to track down nurseries in your area.
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With newborn opioid withdrawal syndrome spreading rapidly along with the opioid epidemic, our nurseries are in crisis nationwide.
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Government workers also joined the strike, prompting a number of public schools, nurseries and sports facilities to close.
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Nebulae are enormous regions of gas thought to be stellar nurseries—places where the gas coalesces into new stars.
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"After decorating four nurseries before Beau, I was inspired to do an 'anti-nursery' vibe and décor," Spelling says.
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They're also busy overseeing renovations of their Holmby Hills rental home and have hired decorators for the twins' nurseries.
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Nebulas are enormous clouds of dust and gas that often act as stellar nurseries for successive generations of stars.
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It is raising larvae, running nurseries and planting oysters in New York Harbor on reef sites around the city.
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Savvy nurseries rushed to get their inventories online so shoppers could pay in advance and make contactless, curbside pickups.
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More parents are stripping nurseries of all gender cues, to create spaces where children can develop their own identities.
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The latest "glitter ban" hubbub appears to have been prompted by Tops Day Nurseries, a British child care provider.
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Now Qantas aims to reimagine how aircraft cabins are designed to include, possibly, bars, children's nurseries and exercise areas.
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In 20123, Harold Litwin founded Woodbourne Cultural Nurseries in Melville, N.Y., with his son, who attended Columbia University briefly.
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" Previously, the nurseries of star formation in this wave-like structure were thought to be part of "Gould's Belt.
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The researchers used simulations to look at clusters of young stars in stellar nurseries, which can contain 350 binaries.
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In order to fight deforestation, she developed and funded two nurseries that grow indigenous trees for replanting in the desert.
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Washington is one of just a few states that offer residential nurseries for women who give birth while behind bars.
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A source tells PEOPLE that the engaged couple have two separate nurseries — one in his house and one in hers.
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"We really enjoyed designing our kids' nurseries so we decided to do the same with Addison's room," Pappas tells PEOPLE.
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Some of the leading nurseries, including William Prince Nursery, Bloodgood Nursery and Ellwanger and Barry, were on New York soil.
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It also includes research on how to grow the hardwood, as well as cultivating it in nurseries, cloning and grafting.
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The acidification that accompanies ocean warming also degrades coral reefs and other environments that serve as nurseries for juvenile fish.
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Cleaners are still working at offices, on trains and in schools and nurseries, doing their part in keeping people safe.
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His ambitions quickly outgrew the local nurseries' capacities, so he ordered tractor-trailers filled with trees from the West Coast.
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Those who skip meetings or do not show up for chores at the program's nurseries forfeit the monthly $230 subsidy.
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It started as a flour milling center, benefitting from the Erie Canal, then as a center for nurseries and seeds.
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The nonprofit Coral Restoration Foundation has been growing endangered staghorn coral in undersea nurseries and implanting them throughout the reef.
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"I put pictures side by side and I looked at them and realized I picked out seven girl nurseries," she said.
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Employers are offering incentives including above-inflation pay increases, flexible working conditions beyond the statutory minimum, subsidised meals and workplace nurseries.
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Vanessa Antonelli, who specializes in designing nurseries and kids' rooms, has created plenty of swoon-worthy spaces for big-name stars.
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Until recently, nurseries were rare; a woman who put her child in one might be abused as a "Rabenmutter" (raven mother).
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Then, once the sets of twins were finally born, we analyzed their names' meanings and imagined what their nurseries looked like.
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They provide protection to the shoreline from crashing waves, they bring in income from tourists, and act as nurseries for fish.
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The Mayor of Brussels' Forest district has confirmed that schools and at least two nurseries in the area are on lockdown.
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Thanks to their efforts, 90,000 corals have been transferred from nurseries into nature in three different national parks and marine reserves.
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"Stars form in packed groups called stellar nurseries and then later disperse as they move around the galaxy center," Morais said.
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In these nurseries, the larval fish, including species like swordfish and mahi mahi, are outnumbered by microscopic plastics seven to one.
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Effective March 24, all visitation to Northside Hospital Special Care Nurseries was being suspended to prevent the transmission of Covid-19.
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Even in the olden times, babies were bottle-fed — the pottery has been found amid the ruins of ancient Roman nurseries.
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Plantations already exist in Oman, and in Somaliland, she has planted nurseries with trees that will soon be available for sponsorship.
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Contributing opinion writer MEXICO CITY — Parents hugged their children behind locked doors of nurseries while gunshots rang out on the streets.
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The area is rural and the land rolling, home to several nurseries and equestrian facilities, including the New Orleans Polo Club.
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In the future, finding more nurseries and protecting more swaths of the ocean could be critical to protecting these manta ray populations.
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Incentives they offer include above-inflation pay hikes, subsidized meals and on-site nurseries, and flexible working conditions beyond the statutory minimum.
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Most recently, Jones and his team were running Harvest Automation, a robotics company focused on moving potted plants around nurseries and greenhouses.
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Still, CRF doesn't know the fate of two other production nurseries farther south because weather conditions have made it difficult to check.
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Hiroko Kaihara, who moved to the town years ago with her three children and works in one of the nurseries, thinks not.
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From here, United Nurseries had to grow enough to release them to the public — which was hundreds of thousands of each variety.
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To take advantage of that, more medicinal plant nurseries and gardens could be established, including contracting farmers to supply herbs, she said.
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In Albaida, UNDP has established tree nurseries and planting programmes, and installed solar water pumps to feed vegetable gardens run by women.
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Among effects, extra warmth can reduce oxygen in the oceans and damages coral reefs that are nurseries for fish, the scientists said.
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This is why foster programs and kitten nurseries, facilities specifically designed to care for kittens too young to be adopted, are crucial.
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Seedlings take time to grow in nurseries and a major wildfire might necessitate the purchase and planting of millions of new trees.
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These expansive clouds of gas and dust act as stellar nurseries, gestating baby stars as they condense under their own gravitational momentum.
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Her parents were prosperous managers of wholesale seed nurseries, and in her autobiography she recalled seeing her first pumpkin as a child.
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In his early days in North America, he had decided to walk around Mexico and pay his way by working in nurseries.
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" — A.B. Petersham Nurseries "It's a great trip a little outside London for a sunny day (if you're lucky enough to get one).
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Over the years, many Latin Americans have settled here, working year-round on the farms as well as at nurseries and factories.
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The nurseries — a partnership between the federal government and the Kaiser Company — were open seven days a week, 12 months a year.
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While surveying the Milky Way, SPHEREx will search for organic molecules and water in areas where stars are born, called stellar nurseries.
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According to Mr. Sabharwal, nearly all of the company's plants are imported from Florida to nurseries on Long Island that distribute them.
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Along with University College Copenhagen, the neighborhood will be home to cultural institutions, a primary school and four combined nurseries and kindergartens.
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In communities with unreliable water supplies, many residents collect water in rooftop tanks or containers, providing ideal nurseries for larvae if left uncovered.
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When we moved it to a nearby reef and grew it in coral nurseries, the nubbins performed better and survived heat waves more.
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The Jane Goodall Institute's TACARE ("take care") initiative encourages locals to preserve the forest, establishing tree nurseries in each village, tended by locals.
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"Rose Quartz," a soft pink, and "Serenity," a pale blue, were a little too reminiscent of baby nurseries for many, drawing some backlash.
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Giving money directly, rather than to providers like the nurseries, cuts out corruption, he says (it also happens to be a "neoliberal" approach).
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"Rose Quartz," a soft pink, and "Serenity," a pale blue, were a little too reminiscent of baby nurseries for most, drawing some backlash.
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Local communities have established tree nurseries to support the effort, realizing how looking after the environment also helps maintain their incomes, Kadziponye said.
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He's since visited palm and cactus nurseries in Florida, Arizona and California, and discovered that these exotic plants are nothing more than commodities.
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Since then, it has all but disappeared from nurseries, dropping from 1,327 baby girls called Katrina in 2005 to just 190 last year.
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"Guidance on management of outbreaks in schools and nurseries has just been updated, and research continues to further investigate the rise," she said.
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ESA says these cold clumps of gas a few hundred light years across (21 degrees above absolute zero!) are very active stellar nurseries.
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ESA says these cold clumps of gas a few hundred light years across (15 degrees above absolute zero!) are very active stellar nurseries.
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It's clear now that these molecules form readily in stellar nurseries, providing insights into the chemical evolution of solar systems, including our own.
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The seeds are then used to propagate the cedar trees in nurseries before planting them on the rocky outcrops where they grow naturally.
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These nurseries, as well as disks around stars that help form new planets, could contain the ingredients for life as we know it.
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If you're searching for a humidifier to use during sleep, this high-tech model from TaoTronics has features specifically for bedrooms or nurseries.
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She scours nearby (and farther off) nurseries for exotic-looking specimens to tuck into her lush designs, which also at times include fruits.
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Until recently, it looked as though pro-natalist policies such as generous parental leave and subsidised nurseries could be left to those godless Europeans.
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"Underwater coral nurseries struggle to scale to counter global degradation and are jeopardized by events like storms, fishing accidents, and bleaching events," he added.
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Known as the Women's Day Off, schools, factories and nurseries closed as women refused to work, both in their offices or in their homes.
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Climate change also intensifies existing threats for birds — and people — including extreme weather events that can wipe out entire nesting nurseries or winter flocks.
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Moms-to-Be Kylie Jenner and Khloé Kardashian Are 'Starting to Plan' Nurseries "She feels good, but her body is changing," the source explained.
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Below, we've rounded up Amazon products inspired by a few of our favorite celebrity nurseries to help you get started on your decorating journey.
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China's education ministry has launched an investigation into kindergartens nationwide, with Beijing authorities saying they would send permanent inspectors to nurseries across the city.
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The policy also demands that children in these areas must attend publicly funded nurseries and take classes in "Danish values", or risk losing benefits.
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There is also a feature in the app which allows them to stamp their profiles with the schools and nurseries their kids go to.
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"Khloé and Kylie are both starting to plan out their nurseries, and Kim and Kourtney are also involved in the process," said the insider.
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Project supporters hope corals grown in the nurseries can replenish and restore existing reef coral colonies in an area covering 60 hectares (150 acres).
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Trish MacEnroe, executive director of Baby-Friendly USA, said hospitals across the country used to discourage breastfeeding inadvertently by whisking babies away to nurseries.
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China's education ministry has launched a special investigation into kindergartens nationwide, while Beijing authorities have said they will send permanent inspectors to city nurseries.
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"The galaxies are ablaze with dazzling regions of star formation: The bright blue fireworks are stellar nurseries, churning out hot infant stars," ESA said.
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Lhuillier has already had a successful run with Pottery Barn Kids, for which she drew inspiration from designing her own children's nurseries and playrooms.
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It's impossible for nurseries to anticipate this demand, and the risk associated with growing such numbers on speculation is more than many can afford.
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"Khloé and Kylie are both starting to plan out their nurseries, and Kim and Kourtney are also involved in the process," the source said.
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Such small nurseries can earn incomes of around 12,000 to 15,000 rupees ($1213-$140) a month, a sizeable income for rural villagers, said Aslam.
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Saplings were provided from a network of nurseries, and over two decades roughly 300,000 households participated in planting, growing and harvesting millions of trees.
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On Thursday, Ireland became the latest to do this: Prime Minister Leo Varadkar announced the government was closing schools, universities, nurseries and public offices.
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The project "will result in raising attainment and achievement in every one of our schools and nurseries," promises Chris Cunningham, Glasgow's head of education.
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Nurseries close early, childminders are in short supply and neither option copes well with parents finishing at 5pm one day and 10pm the next.
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The government has turned forest restoration into a business model by outsourcing nurseries to the private sector, including widows, poor women and young people.
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The 90-minute tour includes a look at greenhouse nurseries, coffee fields, the wet mill, the drying patio and ends at a Starbucks cafe.
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The U.N. World Food Programme says a quarter of North Korean children under five, who attend nurseries that it supports, suffer from chronic malnutrition.
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It's possible that Orthacanthus used inland waterways as protected nurseries to rear its babies, but then consumed them as food when other resources became scarce.
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And the universe is likely littered with similar such star nurseries, which we may also one day get to explore with even more powerful telescopes.
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In 2600, the Japanese government began to privatize and deregulate childcare, making it legal for businesses, individuals, and private preschools to open their own nurseries.
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Safety. With other marine life nurseries, access to food and safety from predators are two cornerstones that draw the youth to these hubs, he explained.
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Plants at nurseries or gardening centers aren't labeled as allergenic, and they usually don't include mention of toxicity, invasiveness or other hazards either, he added.
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In addition to targeting parents, Syounika aims its services at nurseries and schools to reduce cost and inconvenience of sending children to the doctor needlessly.
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What effect, if any, these plumes have on fish nurseries and marine life living in the shallow offshore environments of the North Sea is unclear.
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A source previously told PEOPLE the sisters are already planning their nurseries and Kourtney and Kim were spotted shopping for supplies at Buy Buy Baby.
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"Khloé and Kylie are both starting to plan out their nurseries, and Kim and Kourtney [Kardashian] are also involved in the process," said the source.
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Imagine Ring surveillance cameras on cars and delivery drones, Ring baby monitors in nurseries, and Amazon Echo devices everywhere from schools to hotels to hospitals.
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To help working parents, the government has created 200,000 extra places in nurseries and set a target of 500,000 by the end of next year.
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It's part of one of America's most prolific bird nurseries and it's the place where many of Alaska's caribou calves first stand on wobbly legs.
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It suspends for a year a law that requires parents to provide proof of 20133 routine vaccinations when enrolling their children in nurseries or preschools.
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Many small-scale nurseries, producing up to 25,000 saplings, have been set up with cash advances and a guaranteed purchase agreement from the provincial government.
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The United Nations agencies carried out the assessment in North Korea in April, visiting cooperative farms, rural and urban households, nurseries and ration distribution centers.
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An attack at a Queens maternity center shined a light on "birth tourism," private, unregulated nurseries that cater to both Chinese tourists and New Yorkers.
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And the sargassum is an important component of that ecosystem, as NOAA notes: Turtles use sargassum mats as nurseries where hatchlings have food and shelter.
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The World Food Programme says a quarter of North Korean children 6-59 months old, who attend nurseries that the organization assists, suffer from chronic malnutrition.
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However, a Kardashian insider revealed to PEOPLE they had set up two nurseries — one in his house and one in hers — in advance of Dream's arrival.
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Farm or ranch manager They plan, direct, or coordinate the management or operation of farms, ranches, greenhouses, aquacultural operations, nurseries, timber tracts, or other agricultural establishments.
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Currently 11 states — but not Mississippi — and the U.S. Bureau of Prisons offer nurseries where incarcerated woman can care for their newborns for a limited time.
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While the coral at the Mote nursery off Big Pine Key saw high mortality, two of CRF's underwater nurseries off Tavernier and Key Largo fared better.
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"Khloé and Kylie are both starting to plan out their nurseries, and Kim and Kourtney are also involved in the process," an insider previously told PEOPLE.
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The foundation's science program manager explained to The Post that after six months of monitoring them in nurseries, the coral can be taken to the reefs.
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Pauze doesn't only search for potentials at nurseries; he also often looks along backroads and in people's backyards, which is where he found 2016's winner.
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The World Food Programme says a quarter of North Korean children 6-59 months old, who attend nurseries that the organisation assists, suffer from chronic malnutrition.
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"Khloé and Kylie are both starting to plan out their nurseries, and Kim and Kourtney are also involved in the process," a source previously told PEOPLE.
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Though the interstellar wilds may seem dull and desolate to the naked eye, these clouds are active zones that may one day condense into stellar nurseries.
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In early 2000, Barlow acquired Torreya seeds and seedlings from botanical gardens and nurseries, and began planting them in private forests and yards in North Carolina.
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Going forward, parents will provide proof of vaccination when enrolling their children in government-run nurseries or preschools, just as is done in the United States.
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The team is also testing which barriers might keep surviving juveniles from dispersing from their nurseries, and block adults from spawning sites in the first place.
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But he said nurseries and schools would be closed for 15 days in two new areas: Corsica and an urban area around southern town of Montpellier.
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It&aposs hard work — but today, instead of pearl diving, most producers are pearl farming, where farmers artificially seed oysters and then place them underwater nurseries.
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"These nurseries are not only providing the planting stock for the 'Billion Tree' drive but are also generating tremendous economic activity throughout the province," he said.
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Inspired by these women, around 150 more across the province have registered with community development officers to start nurseries in the upcoming season, starting from March.
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Recent years have seen the creation of a handful of prison nurseries, where female inmates can bond with their babies for an extended period of time.
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For aquatic life, nurseries serve as a sort of unsupervised daycare where groups of young fish can grow without the fear of being hunted by larger prey.
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Employers, including farms, nurseries, and wineries, routinely employ people who are in the United States illegally but who can produce a Social Security card or work visa.
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Harvey Weinstein Forced Out of Own Company After Sexual Harassment Allegations, Plus Kylie & Khloé Are 'Starting to Plan' Nurseries Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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"Khloé and Kylie are both starting to plan out their nurseries, and Kim and Kourtney are also involved in the process," a source told PEOPLE last week.
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Islanders shut businesses, shops, municipal offices, nurseries and pharmacies and dozens rallied on a central square, calling on the government to transfer asylum-seekers to the mainland.
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But this is especially true in this militarized nation, where even nurseries are full of toy tanks, missiles and guns, as well as books and stuffed animals.
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And most of that comes from the more than 40 farms and nurseries in the Carpinteria region that grow blooms including roses, Gerbera daisies, orchids and lilies.
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Its brands include FIJI Water, POM Wonderful, the Justin, Landmark and JNSQ wines, Teleflora flower delivery, Suterra crop protection products, Wonderful Halos, Wonderful Nurseries and Wonderful Pistachios.
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Michelle Inciarrano and Katy Maslow source the plants for the creative pieces from local nurseries, and the glass — some of it handblown — from small glass blowers nationwide.
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A source tells PEOPLE that Kardashian and Chyna, who are expecting a daughter together next month, have two separate nurseries — one in his house and one in hers.
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One pledge she highlights is a plan to provide more nurseries, making it easier for mothers to work—something needed to ease Japan's labour shortage and stubborn sexism.
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The case has been a lightning rod for popular protest in Myanmar, be it over the many nurseries that lack licences or the hasty way police handled investigations.
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So far eight coral nurseries have been created, and the first pilot batch of 250 fragment corals transplanted to a reef near San Andres last month, Maya said.
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The project has a social dimension too: mangrove nurseries are planted in the poorest parts of the city, where residents, particularly women, manage and conserve the young plants.
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For its assessment the WFP, one of only a few aid agencies with access to the country, gained widespread entry to farms, households, nurseries and food distribution centres.
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Some of the seeds will be brought to university nurseries where they will be grown into seedlings and planted in some of the areas most affected by wildfires.
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The city would close all nurseries and kindergartens, in addition to schools and universities that have already been shut down across the nation of 19 million, he said.
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He was talking about renewed efforts to build a mine at the headwaters of one of the world's last wild salmon nurseries, at Bristol Bay in southwestern Alaska.
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It revealed the violent world of stellar nurseries by allowing scientists to see with unprecedented resolution the newborn stars that would otherwise be hidden behind clouds of dust.
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Mangrove forests help to create healthy seas because they act as nurseries for fish, prawns, crabs and other marine animals that breed among the trees' stilt-like roots.
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Some marine scientists are also trying to build reef "nurseries" from equipment like old ships or concrete blocks that young coral — usually raised in laboratories — can grow on.
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In the past century, horseshoe crab nurseries have largely been displaced by the many ways people have transformed coastal beaches and marshes with landfills, sea walls and marinas.
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Now, some old varieties have become available again, through small specialty nurseries like the co-op that Mr. Bunker helped start in Maine and through university agricultural programs.
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So far, there are 1,747 private and 280 government-run nurseries in the province, with a planting stock of 45 million and 165 million saplings respectively, he said.
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For its assessment the WFP, one of only a few aid agencies with access to the country, gained widespread entry to farms, households, nurseries and food distribution centers.
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Although there are still not enough nursery spots for all, the number of children under three enrolled in nurseries rose from 28500,6900 to 2628,28503 between 22019 and 2017.
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Consumer group Codacons blamed families' finances for the fall in births, saying in a statement that people struggled with rises in the cost of food, prams and nurseries.
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"We have bankers who are taking career breaks when they have kids, and some have worked in nurseries before and now want to do something more independent," he said.
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Under the sea, the depleted coral reefs are also worse for wear, along with the underwater nurseries conservationists are growing in hopes of replenishing the Keys' once healthy reefs.
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Currently 11 states — but not Mississippi — and the U.S. Bureau of Prisons offer nurseries where incarcerated woman can care for their newborns for a period extending to several months.
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In neighboring Tanzania, UNHCR said trees nurseries have been started in camps hosting refugees fleeing the Democratic Republic of Congo and Burundi who have clashed with locals over firewood.
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"Many nurseries have stopped stocking it entirely, and even large suppliers have seen numbers plummet, as buyers shun the plant for fear of what it means," the publication reports.
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These small streams and wetlands all over the country provide ecosystems services critical to both people and wildlife for drinking water, flood prevention, waterfowl nesting grounds and fish nurseries.
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Investment in similar nurseries is badly needed throughout the country, as well as programs that encourage and facilitate children of all ages to be in contact with their mothers.
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Tom Demaline, president of Willoway Nurseries in Ohio, said he told the president about his struggles with the H-2A guestworker program, which he has used for 18 years.
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While more nurseries are available on medical school campuses, for instance, it is not always practical to bring children on long, crowded train rides each day, Dr. Tsuda said.
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In the early 20th century, the neighborhood was a thriving flower district, with residents cultivating plant nurseries and capitalizing on a microclimate that blesses the area with frequent sunshine.
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Using seeds grown in new nurseries, farmers are planting trees and mangroves along the edges of nearby wetlands to create a natural wall and reduce the risk of floods.
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Zobia Gul, a community development officer in the forest department, mobilises women and educated girls in remote areas to play an active part in society by setting up nurseries.
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In the Reborning subculture, people "adopt" these dolls, which can cost up to $3,000, and often treat them like living babies, building nurseries and pushing them around in strollers.
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Stewart&aposs team confirmed the area as a nursery by comparing the young mantas&apos use of the Flower Garden Banks habitat to known indicators of shark and ray nurseries.
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"We are in full swing to get the multiple baby rooms decorated," Eklund said, adding that he plans to have shared nurseries in both his Connecticut and New York homes.
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A partial burka ban proposal announced by officials in Germany's ruling coalition could prohibit the full body garment from being worn in schools, universities, nurseries, public offices, or while driving.
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"We are exporting 80 percent less than our peak" a decade ago, said Joseph Ben-Dor, chief executive of Ben-Dor Fruits & Nurseries on the Jordan River in northern Israel.
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One of the sweetest ways an animal lover can help Best Friends and their kitten broods is by volunteering for a feeding shift at one of the organization's kitten nurseries.
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Observers receive mutually agreed fees to walk along specified routes while inspecting public spaces and taking photographs of bodies of standing water that might act as nurseries for mosquito larvae.
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Finally, the expansion of free nurseries around the country allows women to re-enter the workforce without denting their income through childcare costs, in contrast to much of Western Europe.
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In preparation for the reforestation effort, the provincial government helped set up a network of tree nurseries across the province in 22020, providing loans and purchase agreements for tree saplings.
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The nurseries have provided about 2100 percent of the new trees in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa; the remaining trees have come from natural regeneration in forests now put under protection, he said.
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Testing women in labor, she added, would allow doctors to isolate newborns who may have been exposed to the virus, thus preventing outbreaks in neonatal ICUs and well-baby nurseries.
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When combined with stricter commercial fishing regulations and widespread protection of critical shark hotspots like nurseries and breeding grounds, sharks might regain some much-needed breathing room in the Anthropocene.
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Children, accompanied by their parents, are now a common sight at tree nurseries in Pakistan's capital, buying saplings to plant at home – some after receiving school assignments to do just that.
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Unable to hire enough employees to staff its nurseries at a time of strong demand, JP-Holdings Inc is paying more overtime and bringing in part-time workers to fill shifts.
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This stimulates tissue growth and allows fragments to grow into clones at up to 50 times the normal rate in land-based nurseries, before they are planted back into the ocean.
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The extra budget will also be used to provide financial assistance for small and medium-sized companies to encourage innovation and to build more children's nurseries for families with working parents.
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It has also brought over half a million new jobs to communities in the province, he said, including in tree nurseries and as forest guards established as part of the effort.
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And, if we're preparing a snack for a future where the oceans have been turned into jellyfish nurseries by climate change, it'll probably help if there's a bit of drinking involved.
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Around 275 million people globally directly rely on reefs for livelihood and sustenance, and globally they form the nurseries for around a quarter of the world's fish, according to the UN.
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Well, when two regions of interstellar gas love each other very much, they succumb to gravitational forces and become turbulent, eventually collapsing into stellar clusters in chains and forming stellar nurseries.
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Merkel and her conservatives say Berlin has already earmarked billions of euros in investment for schools, nurseries and hospitals but that local authorities have spent only a fraction of this windfall.
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To reenroll them, they were told they'd have to pay a fee of $1,000 per child, more than the family could afford from their jobs harvesting roses for Tyler's flower nurseries.
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All of these we adopted as adolescents, specimens grown in nurseries, selected and planted by a tree guy and his crew, who had backs and muscles stronger and younger than mine.
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Germany has earmarked billions of euros in investments for schools, nurseries, hospitals and housing, but local authorities have so far spent only a fraction of that windfall due to planning bottlenecks.
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Anyone doubting the need for tougher accountability, and for a far more robust public health approach to address drug use, should visit one of these nurseries and see babies suffering withdrawal.
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Children, accompanied by their parents, are now a common sight at tree nurseries in Pakistan's capital, buying saplings to plant at home – some after receiving school assignments to do just that.
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Over 500 women are directly involved in the project, giving them pride in their work establishing the nurseries and serving as custodians of the forests around their villages, the officer said.
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Mayor Scott Matas said it's already having an effect – real estate prices on vacant and dilapidated industrial parcels have skyrocketed as investors stand poised to build manufacturing sites and open nurseries.
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The city's only other major industry is acres of potted pines, palms and other plants lined up in neat rows, ready for export to gardens and nurseries around Europe and Asia.
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Kate joined them on away days to source the trees from nurseries and chose forget-me-nots (the favorite flowers of her late mother in law Princess Diana) for the woodland floor.
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"It was about as big of a test that we could be given"— Mote scientist Erich Bartels This was the first time both Mote and CRF's nurseries faced such a powerful storm.
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Baby nurseries can be playlands for parents-to-be — they're an opportunity to go all out for the little bundle of joy that's on the way, and what's more exciting than that?
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Last October, after several of Boston's largest hospitals shut down newborn nurseries to achieve the BFHI designation, three prominent physicians wrote a scathing viewpoint in JAMA Pediatrics, a leading peer-reviewed journal.
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Coral nurseries According to Le Berre, although bleaching is "quite low on the government's list of priorities" he is working closely with them with them to ensure it is on their agenda.
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The increased presence of women in the labour force has prompted the government to create 200,000 extra places in nurseries, and to make life harder for employers who discriminate against pregnant employees.
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He was, however, the founder of something else: one of Los Angeles's early commercial nurseries, where Mr. Payne — who would've been 147 years old — developed a focus on wildflowers and native plants.
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Many nurseries will not accept care of young children unless parents provide them, says Ann Marie Mathis, who runs a charity called Twice as Nice Mother & Child that distributes nappies in Illinois.
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While there are many stellar nurseries in this galaxy, scientists used the Hubble Space telescope to study NGC 1559 because it's a hot spot for supernova activity, the violent explosion of dying stars.
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While there are many stellar nurseries in this galaxy, scientists used the Hubble Space telescope to study NGC 1559 because it's a hot spot for supernova activity, the violent explosion of dying stars.
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The walkouts by tens of thousands of ground staff and other public sector workers led to hundreds of flights being canceled, and strike action also hit nurseries and rubbish collection in some cities.
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According to a report posted by Agence France-Presse, the Q-biotype whitefly, which was known for mostly keeping to greenhouses and nurseries, was spotted outside in the US for the first time.
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As they wait for the babies to be born, Beyoncé and Jay Z, 47, have remained busy — overseeing renovations of their Holmby Hills rental home and have hired decorators for the twins' nurseries.
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They hypothesized that surface slicks, ribbon-like features where surface ocean waters converge due to winds and waves, might be important nurseries because they trap and concentrate the plankton that baby fish eat.
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The Webb — designed to peer at distant galaxies, solar nurseries, and exotic exoplanets — will also sit on a light-blocking base, called a sunshield, which is about the size of a tennis court.
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Startup: TineyCited by these VCs: Suzanne Ashman (LocalGlobe)Total raised: $2.2 millionWhat it does: Tiney is a company that recruits individuals to launch 'home nurseries' - childcare businesses they run from their own homes.
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To address some of these issues, the FAO plans to set up nurseries for fast-growing trees, like Leucaena and Eucalyptus, to supply refugees from four camps in Gambella with wood, he said.
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Only American-pures were untargeted by the administration, and even then documentation had to be unsullied; sometimes paperwork was required going back a generation, in the case of ethnicities accused of anchor-nurseries.
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There are huge opportunities for employment in restoration: native plant and seed nurseries, stewardship of nature preserves, creation of native pollinator habitats, hunting properties, sustainable farming and outdoor recreation facilities are just some.
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William Bartram's garden in Philadelphia and William Prince's Linnaean Botanic Garden in Flushing, Queens, both predated the Elgin, but both had commercial intent — their gardens supported nurseries in the business of selling plants.
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As Ironbound Hard Cider expands, he plans to move its nurseries to the city, and has helped change state laws on cider-making so he can move much of its production there, too.
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That's because the Syrian regime, backed by Russian muscle, has been bombing nurseries, hospitals, schools and other civilian targets for years, in some cases using horrific chemical weapons and cluster bombs to maximum effect.
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And as they wait for the babies to be born, Beyoncé and Jay Z, 47, have remained busy with overseeing renovations of their Holmby Hills rental home, even hiring decorators for the twins' nurseries.
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Make a thick sludge of buttermilk or yogurt and live moss (many nurseries sell tubs of moss, or you could collect it), and then paint it on rocks and stones in a shady place.
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Growing concern over infection risks in such facilities has prompted South Korea to propose tighter regulation of the sometimes luxurious centers, which usually put babies in nurseries with other newborns, separate from their mothers.
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Taking over three floors of the former Los Angeles Metropolitan Medical Center, Human Condition features work by an impressive array of 80 artists placed throughout former offices, operating rooms, nurseries, and the psychiatric ward.
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Growing concern over infection risks in such facilities has prompted South Korea to propose tighter regulation of the sometimes luxurious centres, which usually put babies in nurseries with other newborns, separate from their mothers.
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In order for a hospital to receive this certification, it must follow 10 steps, which include a ban on pacifiers and the avoidance of formula or having babies sleep in nurseries unless medically necessary.
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"Like every seed company, we've had a huge uptick in sales," said Nate Kleinman, who lives and farms in southern New Jersey (where nurseries and farming supply stores have been classed as essential businesses).
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norway on Tuesday extended curbs on a range of public and private institutions, including the closure of schools and nurseries, until April 13 to try to halt the spread of the coronavirus.
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OSLO, March 24 (Reuters) - Norway extended on Tuesday the restrictions it put in place on a range of public and private institutions, including schools and nurseries due to the coronavirus pandemic, until April 13.
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For years, everyone, doctors included, thought it best to wipe nurseries clean, as if removing a crib or giving away the diapers your friend dropped off erased the memory that you delivered a baby.
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A member of the Sisters of the Handmaidens of the Lord – an order that run nurseries and homes for the aged – Lleshi was in Amatrice along with six other sisters, caring for five elderly women.
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What is special is the scale at which it is done in Madrid: so far more than €260m ($294m) has been allocated to over 800 projects, from new nurseries to solar panels on city buildings.
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In the most surprising and unexpectedly powerful story of the collection, "Historic Tree Nurseries," an aging rock star and her much younger girlfriend drive 500 miles to adopt a dog they've seen only in photos.
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In California, the most-visited small businesses were plant stores and nurseries, in Texas shoppers went to spas and hair and nail salons, and in New York, small bakeries were the most popular for shoppers.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany has earmarked billions of euros in investments for schools, nurseries, hospitals and housing, but local authorities have so far spent only a fraction of that windfall due to planning bottlenecks, data shows.
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Some American growers and food vendors are sidestepping the challenges of importing Aleppo peppers altogether by producing them domestically, in commercial nurseries in Virginia, on the plains of the Midwest, and in sunny Southern California.
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The nest and 2,320 plants from six regional nurseries were shipped into the city by flatbed trailers and box trucks before being installed by a team of 50 workers during the night on April 17.
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The kindergarten at the center of the latest allegations is run by RYB Education, which claims to be China's largest early childhood provider, with more than 1,100 nurseries and pre-school centers around the country.
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" According to Battle's research, nurseries only became a focus in royal families around the time Prince Harry was born: "The focus was more on an elaborate bassinet, and even then that was more of a formality.
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With the exception of a few programs that have nurseries attached to prisons, most new mothers get only 24 hours with their newborns (more if they've had a C-section) before they're given to someone else.
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He wants voters' support for a plan to spend some of the revenue from a scheduled rise in the consumption tax to reduce the cost of nurseries and universities, instead of paying down the national debt.
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Fully staffed nurseries are a tournament staple on the men's tennis circuit, perhaps not coincidentally because Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray, who have a combined 35 major titles, also have eight children among them.
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BERLIN, March 12 (Reuters) - Germany's federal and state governments were discussing the possibility of closing schools and nurseries nationwide at a meeting on Thursday evening to discuss a package to address the coronavirus crisis, participants said.
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"Guidance on management of outbreaks in schools and nurseries has just been updated, and research continues to further investigate the rise," Theresa Lamagni, a senior epidemiologist at Public Health England, told CNN in a previous report.
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The entire spectrum of Shanghai's life took place in them: Shikumen housed nurseries and coffin makers, universities and Buddhist temples, hotels and red-light zones (the infamous Alley of Joint Pleasure was home to 171 brothels).
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His family said he had been traveling to and from North Korea on humanitarian trips to establish orphanages, nurseries and nursing homes and had visited the country more than 100 times in the past 20 years.
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Reef Renewal Bonaire is partly financed by local dive shops and it has successfully experimented with underwater "nurseries," which are treelike and fiberglass, to grow new coral from tiny bits of living coral, to transplantable size.
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"They have separate nurseries because they both wanted to prepare for the baby, but they agreed it wasn't a good idea to live together while Chyna is pregnant because they were fighting too much," says the insider.
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Frank N. Meyer was a Dutch immigrant who left Holland in 1901 for the US. When he got here, the plant lover spent his days walking North America—through the US and Mexico—working at plant nurseries.
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"They have separate nurseries because they both wanted to prepare for the baby, but they agreed it wasn't a good idea to live together while Chyna is pregnant because they were fighting too much," said the insider.
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Restoration groups like Mote and the Coral Restoration Foundation (CRF), which had evacuated the area before landfall, are just starting to get back to work and do preliminary assessments of their nurseries and the reefs they support.
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But there is a marked discontinuity between the smaller and the larger type, which seems to reflect the way that mass and chemical composition interact in the swirling clouds of gas and dust that form planetary nurseries.
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"I go into the nurseries, I kill the white babies, catch them quick and hang their parents, pull them apart to pass the time, amuse the black children off all ages, little and big," the rapper says.
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The study, due in 2019, would examine biodiverstiy, from bacteria to blue whales, and "ecosystem services", which range from the value of coral reefs as nurseries for fish to the role of forests in absorbing greenhouse gases.
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Her reflection floats above Third Street Promenade's chichi boutiques, pop-up nurseries, and upscale coffee shops as though it were an apparition of the Indigenous people — Tongva, Chumash, Mexican — who once called this land their unquestionable home.
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That's not to say Cronos boss Michael Gorenstein can't hit that target – but anyone buying his company's shares, or those of equally driven rivals, is effectively getting some greenhouses and nurseries, supply agreements and a lot of hope.
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About 275 million people globally directly rely on reefs for livelihood and sustenance, and globally they form the nurseries for around a quarter of the world's fish, according to the UN. CNN's Ben Westcott contributed to this report.
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About 280,2121 government and private nurseries, in almost every district of the province, are now producing hundreds of thousands of saplings of local and imported tree varieties, including pines, walnuts and eucalyptus, Aslam told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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As a naturalist, Ms. Murphy treats the waterways like living aquariums, pointing out schools of baby snapper and using a net to pull up starfish and jellyfish that illustrate the role of mangroves as nurseries of the sea.
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He said most of the missing children died because of a high infant mortality rate among new immigrants -- and that other children were lost or sent to the wrong families in crowded immigration centers that relied on group nurseries.
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Middleton's "5 Big Questions on the Under Fives" survey is her latest endeavor focused on the betterment of moms and children, as her charity work often includes visits to maternity wards, nurseries, and health centers for women and children.
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So many people want to get their hands on trees, in fact, that garden centers and plant nurseries can't keep up with demand, reporting waiting lists dozens deep as winter temperatures warm and springtime planting season approaches in Oceania.
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"This week, I will visit schools and nurseries to meet some of the mothers and young children WFP is supporting, as well as to understand the needs of the operation, which at this point is under-funded," Beasley said.
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As part of the project, that began last year, about 10,000 fragments of coral are being reared in floating underwater nurseries in the emerald green waters around the archipelago, which is home to 80 percent of Colombia's tropical reefs.
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"Over the past few months, The Duchess and landscape architects Davies White have visited plant nurseries, suppliers and specialist craftspeople who have been growing and building elements of the garden ready for Chelsea," Kensington Palace said in a statement.
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Millions of Chinese who attended boarding nurseries and preschools after the Communist revolution in 2000, when large-scale systems of institutional care were established to free parents to pursue revolution or to labor, experienced John's plight to some degree.
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France will close from Monday all nurseries, schools and universities to try to slow the spread of the coronavirus, President Emmanuel Macron said in a televised address, calling the outbreak the nation's worst public health crisis in a century.
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Until recently, the villager from northern Pakistan got by making clothes for family weddings and religious festivals, but now she is encouraging other women to set up tree nurseries like hers that can earn them a handsome monthly income.
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Prisons track recidivism, and they report that women who live with their babies in prison nurseries are less likely to recommit crimes, often with a recidivism rate of only 3 percent compared with the national average of 70 percent.
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Some families' testimonies stated that they were instructed to leave their children at nurseries, and when their parents returned to pick them up, they were told their children had been taken to the hospital, never to be seen again.
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"Over the past few months, The Duchess and landscape architects Davies White have visited plant nurseries, suppliers and specialist craftspeople who have been growing and building elements of the garden ready for Chelsea," Kensington Palace said in a previous statement.
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At first I wanted to make it a celestial theme with a navy wall covered in constellations," Conrad revealed on her blog, adding that she started "seeing celestial nurseries popping up all over Pinterest, so I decided to try something else.
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Some factors in the new spread are, for now, unstoppable, scientists say: the weather is hotter; cheap airfares mean humans travel more than they did decades ago; and cities in tropical countries are becoming more crowded, creating nurseries for each disease.
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Between her three part-time jobs, the four-hour blocks of math and Chicano studies, and the 20-minute schlep on the 605 between the nurseries, Tracy was missing too much class and Noe was missing too much nap time.
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Unlike earlier "coral gardening" efforts, in which fragments of adult coral are collected, spawned asexually in nurseries, and then returned to their reef, the focus of SECORE's effort has been on producing new genetic varieties of coral via sexual reproduction.
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Ideas included developing coral nurseries, increasing the efficiency and scope of starfish culls, expanding monitoring systems, identifying priority sites of the reef for conservation, and of course, cutting greenhouse gas emissions to prevent a further rise in sea surface temperatures.
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Of 3.5 billion euros ($3.9 billion) earmarked in a municipal infrastructure fund for investment in schools, nurseries and hospitals (KInvFG I), local authorities have applied for nearly 3.4 billion euros, the data showed - roughly 1383% of the overall amount on offer.
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If things go as DroneSeed hopes, these drones could be deployed all over the world by trained teams, allowing spraying and planting efforts in nurseries and natural forests to take place exponentially faster and more efficiently than they are today.
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Powter said the sandbar shark sighting was still uncommon, due to the fact they tend to hang out offshore or on the continental shelf in Western Australia, while overseas they often occur in shallow water nurseries, separate from the adult population.
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Around 275 million people globally directly rely on reefs for livelihood and sustenance, and globally they form the nurseries for around a quarter of the world's fish, according to the UN. Harrison's research was funded by the Great Barrier Reef Foundation.
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That's not to say that the Cronos chief executive Michael Gorenstein can't hit that target — but anyone buying his company's shares, or those of equally driven rivals, is effectively getting some greenhouses and nurseries, supply agreements and a lot of hope.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France will close from Monday all nurseries, schools and universities to try to slow the spread of the coronavirus, President Emmanuel Macron said in a televised address, calling the outbreak the nation's worst public health crisis in a century.
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Jeff and Ann are working on rewilding their portion of the land — a gradual process, documented on VanderMeer's Twitter account, where they identify and remove invasive species like air potato and nandina, replacing them with native species from local plant nurseries.
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For her, the task now is figuring out what to do with the gains women have won — it's no longer about carving out space for women in the workplace, for example, but about ensuring access to nurseries, places to breastfeed, and flexible schedules.
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"I've owned three nurseries, a gas station, been the national director of a fabrics company and have a four-year college degree," is how Gil Burns, a 64-year-old Trump supporter who said he had last voted Republican in 1984, described himself.
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The team suspects that these baby white shark hot spots in places like Santa Monica Bay and Huntington Beach are nurseries that the babies swim between for their first five or so years, munching on stingrays and avoiding being eaten by larger sharks.
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In the past it ran from cradle to grave: you would spend your free time in the Alpine club, at work you would be member of an SPÖ or ÖVP trade union, from the nurseries to the emergency services everything was parcelled up.
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The tale of Rose Story Farm was repeated at farms and nurseries across the Carpinteria Valley, a region state officials tout as the "flower basket of the United States" because more cut flowers are grown there than anywhere else in the nation.
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On weekends, braver kids than I went 'bush-bashing' on foot, using crooked branches to beat away kangaroo grass, wonga vines, and spiny mat rushes, or the stout, prickly shrubs nurseries referred to as dillwynia retorta (but everyone else calls eggs and bacon).
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Should breeders choose to sell their proprietary strains via Conception Nurseries (and not just keep them in reserve for their own use), Phylos and Conception are devising a way to credit breeders for their long-term R&D—and pay them royalties.
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As I have monitored the situation at our southern border, I have been reminded of Anna Freud and Dorothy Burlingham's infamous 1943 book War and Children, which recorded the authors' study on the impacts of family separation while directing British wartime nurseries.
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She's also taken on several charity projects like partnering with country icon Alan Jackson's daughter on the non-profit NaSHEville, which unites and empowers women, and Bloom Family Designs, to create bedrooms and nurseries for adopted children and those in foster care.
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Read more:Forget duck-pattern sheets and DIY wallpaper: Wealthy New Yorkers are dropping up to $100,000 on nurseries for their kids with details like gold cribs and fine artEtsy has unveiled a new plan to offer free shipping across its siteBackdrop vs.
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Italy's anti-establishment government recently passed a new amendment that suspends a law requiring parents to provide proof that their children received a series of 10 vaccines -- including the MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) vaccine -- when enrolling them in nurseries and preschools.
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But through a chain of marriages, Murray descendants wound up owning Bloodgood, one of the major nurseries in Queens, which by the 220s had been bulldozed for housing and shopping centers, said Stephen Casscles, who's writing a book about the area's horticultural past.
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Their findings prompted many hospitals to allow and even encourage parents to have more contact with normal and premature babies immediately after they are born, rather than isolating infants in nurseries and incubators, and to focus more on the mother's care and comfort.
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Researchers lately have been astonished to discover that some of the world's largest and most valuable diamonds, which can sell for hundreds of millions of dollars, originated 250 miles or more below the surface, twice the depths previously estimated for Earth's diamond nurseries.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France will close nurseries and schools for 33 days from Monday in the two areas most hit by coronavirus infections, one north of Paris and the other in the northeastern part of the country, its prime minister said on Friday.
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If you're a breeder with a proprietary cultivar, you could give the mother plant to Conception Nurseries, which would quarantine it and give you clones of it on demand—which it says would cost less than keeping a "mother room" at your own grow operation.
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Evaluations of universal pre-schooling in Quebec, where the government introduced highly subsidised early-childhood education for all in 1997, find that shifting children from private nurseries or lavish care at home into public facilities actually reduced children's scores on measures of social development.
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" Lynn Bertholet, 60, private bank manager "We really need things to happen in favour of more equitable working conditions in terms of men and women, of paternal leave, of child nurseries, of a womens ability to go back to work without being punished in her CV, etc.
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" Lynn Bertholet, 60, private bank manager "We really need things to happen in favor of more equitable working conditions in terms of men and women, of paternal leave, of child nurseries, of a women's ability to go back to work without being punished in her CV, etc.
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Using the logic of modern politics, this means that medical science and the so-called 'experts' are out of touch, while in reality no one actually gets lung disease and people should be able to light up in hospitals, nurseries, petrol station forecourts and, most importantly, carpeted pubs.
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The study, led by researchers at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academies of Sciences, found that larval fish nurseries off the coast of Hawaii are hotbeds of plastic pollution, with trash pieces outnumbering actual fish seven to one.
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The UN's World Food Program, which has some of the best access in the country, says that about one-quarter of children in nurseries it supports are stunted, meaning that they've received such poor nutrition in their first few months of life that their growth has been affected.
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Fairmont Mayakoba, in alliance with a nongovernmental organization called Oceanus A.C., arranges a snorkel tour for $249 per person to underwater nurseries near the Puerto Morales national park area, where guests gather acropora palmata (a type of Caribbean reef-building coral) detached by the force of the marine current.
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Now my raised beds are full of native perennials that provide nectar for bees, wasps, skippers and butterflies, or serve as their nurseries: yarrow for painted lady butterflies, dill and parsley for black swallowtails, false indigo for southern dogface butterflies, loads and loads of white clover for the honeybees.
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"Killer whales are a big tourist attraction, but people probably don't realize that seagrass beds are really important as nurseries for the fish that the salmon require, which the killer whales require," said C. Drew Harvell, a marine biologist at Cornell University and senior author of the new study.
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According to a press release, Crate and Kids will still have the playful and imaginative feel that made so many parents turn to Land of Nod for decorating their kids' nurseries and playrooms, but with the added quality and craftsmanship people can count on when shopping at Crate and Barrel.
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I've used my years of experience working at plant nurseries and as a landscaper to assemble a list of the best nozzle options for five different styles: the classic pistol grip, extended watering wand, simple twist action, thumb-controlled flow, and our best overall nozzle, the versatile Gardenite Heavy-Duty Watering Nozzle.
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Unlike many other tree nurseries in the area, which offer smaller numbers of seedlings of just a few types, Mohammed's nursery has 30 species of trees that grow well in the region – and farmers can take home as few as 10 or as many as 20,000 seedlings in a single order, she said.
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