Soybeans, which are usually planted later than corn, were 60% planted.
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They planted trees on hilltops and planted cover crops on degraded areas.
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All were planted by him, except for the tree, which was planted by the city.
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The cane I planted came out better than the ones y'all planted when we was all together!
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"Some are planted and grown to be eaten, and some are planted and grown to be friends," he said.
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"Late-planted corn, crops planted around March, could have problems," Camparatto said, referring to fields still in the reproductive stage.
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The article also incorrectly stated that Grahm planted Roussette, not Roussanne, grapes, and that he planted Grenache in Bonny Doon.
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It's being planted here and also being planted there, but somehow forming yourself into a third thing, one coherent personality.
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That same year, Mr. Merwin planted a sapling in the blight, then got up the next day and planted another one.
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"Late-planted corn in Paraná, crops planted around March, could have problems," Camparotto said, referring to fields still in the reproductive stage.
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The acrobat's toes never touch the ground; the circus pharaoh's foot is planted, as he is planted on his bare-bones throne.
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The Crop Watch corn field was planted May 15 versus April 18 last year, and the bean field has not been planted yet.
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The Crop Watch corn field was planted May 22 versus May 6 last year, and the soybean field has yet to be planted.
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For example, winter wheat varieties planted in Kansas typically do not need to be as "winter resistant" as those planted in North Dakota.
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Monsanto estimated that 50 million acres of dicamba-resistant seeds were planted in 2018, more than twice the acreage that was planted last year.
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The seed for Anand Shah's customer-intelligence startup was planted 10 years ago, when his feet were firmly planted in a consulting career in London.
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I could have one foot firmly planted in science and one foot firmly planted in this philosophy of health that I so deeply resonated with.
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At the same time, 1990 Hays realizes the kids' things were planted at Woodard's house; the obvious implication being that this since-missing officer planted them.
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If conditions improve, farmers could switch acres to soybeans, which are typically planted after corn, but incessant rain could also prevent some soy from being planted.
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This means that during the years when acres planted to winter wheat area were relatively low, subsequent corn and soybean planted area almost always tracked higher.
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The United States planted 36.2 million hectares of soybeans this year, drastically larger than the 33.8 million it planted in 2016, which was record at the time.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has penciled in 90 million planted acres of corn and 85.5 million planted acres of soybeans to U.S. balance sheets for 2017.
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It has already planted nearly 15 billion trees, with the help of various governments, including India's, which has planted more than 2 billion trees as part of the initiative.
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Gilpin said early planted crops, which were at the critical flowering and tussling stages, urgently required rain water but those planted later could already be a complete right-off.
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" Basil, who came from " a very particular background," had "one foot planted in the rock 'n' roll and movie business and the other planted in the bohemian/beat scene.
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" He said: "Was this — any false information planted?
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The ISAAA estimates that there could be as many as 100 million additional hectares of GM crops planted in the future, with 60 million of them being planted in Asia.
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Soybeans were only 220 percent planted by this time, but it is difficult to believe that farmers who had not planted their intended soybeans by June 22.5 would change their minds.
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The seeds were deeply planted at that point, and so planted that they had sprouted roots and vines and things that were not even worth keeping, so we just move on.
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" "They are harvested only once they have been planted.
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Corn prices tumbled on Friday when the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) pegged the U.S. planted area well above market expectations but the market's focus is now shifting away from acres planted.
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He estimates that in the immediate area just northwest of Indianapolis, about 60% of corn is planted as of Sunday versus 15% a week earlier, and soybeans are about 40% planted versus 10%.
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Warning flags were planted as the platform discussions got underway.
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Both of her feet were planted on the carpeted floor.
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A cop is found having planted evidence or hiding evidence.
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Soybeans can be planted later in the year than corn.
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They were the seeds we planted that are now blossoming.
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It was planted in the fields where Cesar Chavez spoke.
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So to help put myself through college I planted trees.
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Also physically, I've been strong ever since I tree planted.
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With just days to go, they have planted 5.5 million.
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He reached up and planted butterfly kisses on her cheek.
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The Crop Watch soybeans were planted May 222 last year.
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"There are a million trees planted out there," Pregracke said.
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There's a tree planted at the school they went to.
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But Lady Bird helped keep it planted in popular culture.
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A newly planted vine takes three years to bear pods.
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Police suspect it was planted by a republican splinter group.
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But the authorities aren't sure whether the clubs were planted.
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His family planted crops and worked at a small shop.
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Thus, investigators could have planted the "DNA" after the confession.
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I wish a different seed had been planted that day.
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He may not change immediately, but a seed is planted.
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They also planted several seismic monitors around the uninhabited island.
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Offshoots from the tree will be planted in its place.
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" Signs planted in the garden read, "Your Narcissism for Sale.
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When we bought a blight resistant variety, they planted it.
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It really planted that seed that I could do it.
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And I think that has planted many seeds for miscalculation.
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And, yes, the Russians planted propaganda on Twitter and Facebook.
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And thus the seed of the Barkley Marathons was planted.
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"Before we only planted cassava the traditional way," Tahiriaza said.
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"The explosive device was planted by the road," he added.
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Other government agencies have said new trees will be planted.
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In time, the uplands will be planted with pine trees.
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The company has planted 2,700 trees so far, Forbes reported.
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The place was planted with olive trees, and mathematical equations.
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Last year, independent landowners planted hundreds of millions of trees.
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Miss Teenage Illinois planted a demure kiss on his cheek.
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He sternly stood his ground, feet firmly planted on it.
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Along the fence, her husband planted tomatoes and chili peppers.
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"Believe it or not, I planted more oaks," he said.
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Out back, they planted a garden and installed a smoker.
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The trees she planted many years ago were long dead.
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In 2017, only 325,000 acres were planted across the continent.
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The following week I planted meager dots of tomato seeds.
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The seeds were planted during my freshman year of college.
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"This oak tree was planted by Turgenev himself," he said.
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"We planted a little seed that has grown," she said.
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"We planted the trees, we paved the roads," Penha says.
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Two months ago, Bayer planted 43kg [95lbs] of hemp seeds.
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The defense rejected suggestions that the officer had planted anything.
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During the French war, I made mines and planted them.
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Soon after, he planted himself firmly on Ms. Warren's side.
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But the seeds for reform need to be planted first.
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These are winemakers with their feet planted in the soil.
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The Israeli military said some protesters planted or hurled explosives.
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However, that test planted the seed for its own demise.
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The candidates' names are everywhere: On signs planted in yards.
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I planted a seed and watched and prayed over it.
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A lot of that was planted early in our lives.
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There are watermelons that Blake planted and all my wildflowers.
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Business is following the flag China has planted in Cambodia.
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Why wouldn't a black jury believe that he planted evidence?
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The plants they planted with Baha along a narrow strip.
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He, Hunter, and Beau planted trees and painted the house.
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The seeds of a (largely phony) populist reaction were planted.
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They bought four trees, and Corner House residents planted them.
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Michelle Obama planted a vegetable garden at the White House.
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This feeling of terror has been planted in my heart.
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I see the flag, marking were we planted the bait.
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"Well, at least a seed has been planted," she said.
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Nonetheless, preparing this fierce dish planted the seed in Nguyen.
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Ahmed Abu al-Yazid, chairman of the Delta board, said in a statement that most of the area allocated for sugar beet has already been planted, with incentives to those who had planted early.
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Through Zellner, the show rehashes some of the theories raised by season one that Avery's DNA was planted on Halbach's keys by law enforcement, and that the planted blood was acquired from old samples.
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The trees of today were planted years ago Unlike most manufactured goods and even most crops, there's a huge lag between the time Christmas trees are planted and when they're ready to be sold.
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Argentine growers have already planted 96.4% of the 6.6 million hectares expected to be sown with wheat this year, the Buenos Aires Grains Exchange said, compared to the 6.2 million hectares planted the season before.
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Last week, he demanded the Justice Department look into whether the Obama administration planted a "spy" in his campaign, although US officials have told CNN that the confidential source was not planted inside the campaign.
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Even Kendrick seems to have planted some clues in the album.
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In my opinion, there's 10 million acres that didn't get planted.
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Farmers have planted wheat on 15.3 million hectares as of Nov.
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I didn't know what to call it, but it was planted.
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During that same interview, Melania also planted seeds for Donald's campaign.
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Sam Walton planted Walmart's (WMT) headquarters in Bentonville, Arkansas, in 1971.
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The suspect's defense attorney has a different theory: Gaxiola planted evidence.
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In the clearing left by the shrine, villagers have planted crops.
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None of the intended 1,030 acres of soybeans had been planted.
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The assailant claimed that explosives had been planted around the area.
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"I think Google planted the seed," CEO Marc Raibert tells TechCrunch.
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"We were unique in having a foot planted in both worlds."
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The defense argued, for example, that the Internet searches were planted.
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I was sweating when I finally planted in a decent spot.
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The soybean crop was 60% planted, down from the 88% average.
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The bones, she thinks, may have been planted on Avery's property.
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Slowly squat down deep, keeping your heels planted and knees out.
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I knocked her out, and she face-planted into her dinner.
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According to PropOrNot's findings, planted stories were viewed 213 million times.
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My mum was carrying me when they planted the first grove.
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He planted tulips, roses, an apple tree and a pear tree.
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It gives you the sense of being better planted in corners.
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But, one time we were having these potatoes that we planted.
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Then, they planted shabu [meth] on him to cover it up.
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A honeytoken can be any data planted to attract hacker interaction.
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Qadiri said 1.169 million hectares were planted with wheat this season.
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Several forensics reports later showed that the files had been planted.
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Trump, she says, has planted seeds of hatred across the country.
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The first seeds of SpaceX's Starlink project will soon be planted.
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Now the hunt is on to find out who planted it.
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Her younger brothers sat planted between dad and his tackle box.
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Peppercorn bushes are in abundance, planted right alongside the fruit trees.
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Over the past decade, the seeds for this have been planted.
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But seeds of this merger were planted almost 30 years ago.
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"I planted a tree in front of my house," Makonnen says.
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She has already planted one controversial sign, near their chicken coop.
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What exists/ is vacant space, to be planted/with landscape retrospectively.
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Prosecutors argued that Stockley planted the gun to justify the shooting.
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The seed is now out in the open to be planted.
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Synod were planted during a 2017 papal trip to the Amazon.
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He planted them in 2004, and his American mentor asked why.
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Corn is usually planted in China from April to late May.
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In fact, a tree was planted every 28 feet in Levittown.
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So I planted that seed in the back of my head.
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The city also planted three million trees to absorb carbon dioxide.
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For every item sold, Luo said that 10 trees are planted.
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Nevertheless, a seed of concern about my personal situation was planted.
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The seeds of that accountability, however, are planted in the Constitution.
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Then she planted three times as many trees as anyone else.
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Together, the families planted a dogwood tree in the baby's honor.
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I planted my feet firmly on the ground and breathed deeply.
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To be eligible for payments, crops must be planted by Aug.
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Outdoors, a bridge brings visitors to a bamboo-planted sculpture garden.
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You are a beautiful flower of an earth sign—firmly planted.
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I appear greasy, as though I've face-planted in a gyro.
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You can be planted as a tree, or turned into jewelry.
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As Cruz planted his foot to attack, Dillashaw threw the kick.
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The first year went really well so we planted 30 more.
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He claims la migra planted the spikes for this very purpose.
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"The Manager 'idiot' insinuated I planted [the nail] there," she wrote.
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As they had no choice, they planted the seedlings upside down.
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This story also planted the idea for Jason's death in 1988.
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Feet planted, winding and unwinding, they look like soft-edged machines.
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"Definitely, my tongue is planted firmly in my cheek," he says.
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We planted a vegetable patch so they now have fresh vegetables.
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Somebody's cut down the apple trees I planted beside the workstation.
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Thus were planted the early seeds of an Electoral College system.
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The bomb was planted by the Taliban to target security forces.
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In 1996, Samsung planted its first chip manufacturing center in Austin.
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TAVERNISE: People planted flowers in their little yards, in their patches.
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More than 270,000 trees have been planted so far, he said.
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Once they finally stepped on, they planted themselves on the left.
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The video does not prove conclusively that Officer Erickson planted anything.
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One out later, Cron planted one in the left field bullpen.
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If everyone planted a tree, how much land would that require?
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I told her I'd already planted corn, beans, yucca and bananas.
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About 79% of the planted area is in the prime age.
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More than 12 million Cosmic Crisp trees are planted across Washington.
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The revolutionists planted their artillery on the summit of Coyotepe Hill.
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By that time, she had already planted grass in her backyard.
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There were no FBI spies planted in Trump Tower, for instance.
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Promptly after arriving in Berkeley, Mr. Sadr planted an herb garden.
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You see your best friend planted on his ass over there?
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Brazilian farmers have harvested 4.2% of their planted area through Jan.
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The tree was planted when former President Jackson was in office.
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"They have planted the seeds for that cycle to start again."
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That business didn't last, but it planted the seed for WorldStarHipHop.
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It is not clear if it was ever sent, or planted.
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I pass a small hunting party planted on the sandy shoulder.
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If all these trees get planted and survive, they will represent .
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Late planted corn may get some rains that could still help.
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Planted area in 1997 increased by less than half a percent.
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Then he coached the Heat and he planted that same seed.
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He then planted them on the urinals in the men's bathrooms.
|
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But the aligoté vines were planted decades ago by his grandfather.
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The episode when he planted the RPI in the bathroom wall.
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A message she thinks could be planted in a city park?
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They are somewheres, not anywheres — firmly planted in their local community.
|
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"My client's feet are firmly planted on the ground," he said.
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There are several terraces planted with evergreens and overlooking Times Square.
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The bomb was planted by the Taliban, according to local officials.
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It had been unearthed by gardeners after flowers were planted nearby.
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All figures below in percent: Category Average Range Prior week Corn planted 261 75-262 86 Corn condition* 71 65-73 n/a Soybeans planted 70 67-633 56 Spring wheat planted 98 98-99 95 Spring wheat condition* 76 75-76 76 Winter wheat condition* 62 61-63 62 *Percent good/excellent Reporting by Julie Ingwersen; Editing by Jeffrey Benkoe
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"In the part of a field where we had planted cover crops, we were getting 20 to 25 bushels of corn more per acre than in places where no cover crops had been planted," he said.
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The reason for the changed forecasts is that German farmers planted about 50,000 hectares of wheat less than had been previously expected for the 2016 crop and some have instead planted more rapeseed, the association said.
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Last week, the Nebraska grower estimated around 210% of corn was planted and 211% of soybeans were planted, and he predicts as of Sunday those numbers had advanced by about 23 and 270 percentage points, respectively.
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The tree, which was shipped from Pennsylvania to Washington in October to be re-planted in the Ellipse in front of the White House, replaced an older Colorado spruce tree that was first planted in 28503.
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Small, Well-Diversified Palm Operations: TBLA owned around 2001,500 hectares of planted oil palm acreage at end-September 2017, and is one of the smallest palm oil companies in Fitch's rating universe in terms of planted area.
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In Nebraska, where record low HRW area was reported, historical planted winter wheat acres have the strongest link with planted corn and soybean acres than anywhere else in the country, with a very large preference to soybeans.
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An estimated 22 million acres of soybean crops were planted with dicamba-tolerant G.M.O. seeds and treated with the "over the top" approach this year, out of the total estimated 89.5 million acres of soybeans planted nationwide.
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Indian farmers have planted cotton on 11.26 million hectares as of Aug.
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And that was a news article that was planted by Christopher Steele.
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Kenworthy even planted a kiss on Rippon's cheek to mark the occasion.
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My management team's two feet are planted in this company as well.
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They sell for a third more than non-GMO beans planted elsewhere.
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The seeds of the mortgage meltdown were planted during Bill Clinton's presidency.
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She says she believes authorities planted Regeni's passport at her aunt's home.
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Remembering the kiss he planted on her cheek, he returns to sleep.
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In return, Jean planted pigeon peas, corn and squash on the farm.
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But the attackers had complete control over where they planted Petya initially.
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Like that story couldn't be better for her if she planted it.
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Prosecutors said Stockley planted a gun in Smith's car after the shooting.
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Miller's left foot was planted on contact, and the knee buckled inward.
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Does it bloom where it's planted or only flourish under certain conditions?
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The British crooner planted a big smooch on the smiling model's cheek.
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These seeds do not germinate for several months after they've been planted.
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The flag is shown planted firmly on the surface of the moon.
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The rains are crucial for rain-fed crops planted during the season.
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Can we keep them precocious and young and planted in 1983 forever?
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The researchers planted sweetcorn in several plots split between two different locations.
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"Working with Uber and Lyft planted the seed of entrepreneurship," says Bernstein.
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Others simply dislike the appearance of conifer forests planted in neat rows.
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Styles even planted a kiss on Corden before the segment was over.
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That's where the seed was planted for what would eventually become Teatime.
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An acacia plantation is a planted forest, which is harvested for wood.
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Others have planted their #NeverTrump flag, vowing to win back their party.
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The terrorists might've planted a trap in the house before they fled.
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You have to stand with your two feet planted on the ground.
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These trees, the first greenery to arrive, are waiting to be planted.
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"The East India Company planted this tea 130 years ago," Ganesh explains.
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Islamic State militants said they planted a bomb on board the aircraft.
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No matter how you handled it, the supercar remained planted and composed.
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God planted these urges and it's never wrong to feel that way.
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Long tables were set up on a beach planted with tiki torches.
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"I face-planted onto this crocheted bag in between takes," she recalled.
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I have this property up North where I planted over 2,000 trees.
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The vocalists wear no shoes, their feet planted into the cold marble.
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If we planted these trees, we could almost completely solve climate change.
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A high-energy dog named Olly face-planted midway through competition. 8.
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The seeds of what those Republican leaders denounced were planted decades ago.
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Ultimately, the members planted three hundred and sixty-five acres of vineyard.
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Most farmers probably insured close to 21625 percent of what they planted.
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Peters adamantly denied that the drugs were hers, insisting they were planted.
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It fits their narrative of having secret cells planted around the country.
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Soybeans were 3 percent planted, also ahead of the five-year average.
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But for the spring-planted crops, the season is far from over.
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Arslan said that while 380,000 trees were felled, 2.5 million were planted.
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Reportedly the digital assaults planted malware on a number of government networks.
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The bombs made from pressure cookers that the couple planted were inert.
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More than 96 percent of Argentina's 2018/19 soy has been planted.
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A doubt is planted in Leontes' mind — is this really his child?
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"I just planted flowers," Donovan said, throwing her arms into the air.
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To ensure no one was preaching false piety, the researchers planted placebos.
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Andrade said he planted the trees with his wife and three children.
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Of the 800 tea trees the Chen family planted, only 200 survived.
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So the "scrapple seeds" were planted pretty early on, you could say.
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He planted the seed of neurosurgery in my mind in fifth grade.
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That means your co-workers have planted surprise spiders around the office.
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Around 3 million hectares were planted with grain in Liaoning in 2015.
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This forecast is despite an underwhelming degree of expansion to planted area.
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Down a tree-lined path, great planted hills pop from the sidewalk.
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But the idea planted a seed in the back of his mind.
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The fuel surrounding their homes is largely the vegetation they planted there.
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But despite the name, this new steakhouse is squarely planted in Manhattan.
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She planted her son's placenta in the garden to enrich the soil.
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Mendes had planted the seed in Pérez's mind in the first place.
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Despite evidence that the shells had been planted, investigators accepted that account.
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By the mid-1930s, 26 trees had been planted in the area.
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For some of us, it planted the seeds of the women's movement.
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But I have sometimes wondered whether that odd envelope planted a seed.
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First, the party planted the seeds for a long-term cultural change.
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It's made from gewürztraminer grapes, the first varietal planted at the estate.
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On the first day of spring, home gardeners planted seeds and saplings.
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The second came after he planted the Sooners flag in Columbus, Ohio.
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Patios overlook the hillside, which is planted with vegetables and fruit trees.
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He also planted a flag with the Orion's belt constellation on it.
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The grounds are planted with fruit-bearing trees, including lemon and avocado.
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Those hippies planted the seeds of Obama, #MeToo a Green New Deal.
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California grape growers planted more grapes than were needed to meet demand.
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A prohibited species cannot be sold, transported or planted in the state.
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One of two poplar trees he had planted out front was dead.
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Newly planted coffee bushes require three to four years to produce cherries.
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Trees planted when the buildings went up now shade benches and playgrounds.
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She planted a seed years ago and it's grown and caught fire.
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He built a raised-bed and planted cucumbers, watermelon, peppers and tomatoes.
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If I planted myself squarely, her feet were 10 feet long. Abracadabra.
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Push off your planted foot and grab the top with both hands.
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To pass the time, the kids did schoolwork, art projects, and planted
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And it posed the same riddle: Who or what had planted it?
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The tree was planted when former President Andrew Jackson was in office.
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Narrow walkways wound through gardens planted in Christmas palms, lantana and hibiscus.
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The owner had planted it in an effort to beautify the neighborhood.
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Then Christakis reveals that three of these players are actually planted bots.
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Last year, she planted a garden with sunflowers, roses and sea grass.
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A daily newspaper in Japan can be re-planted to grow flowers.
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I got hooked on reading historic markers planted on walls and streets.
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Prosecutors believe Stockley planted the gun on Smith after the shooting occurred.
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In the simulation room, Dylan planted his chair far from his computer.
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The case in Manhattan focuses on the bombs planted in New York.
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Adams had just planted sunflowers when the homeowner, Cassandra Trimarco, drove up.
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It is easy to imagine a fragrant cigarette planted in his mouth.
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Terrorists carried out assassinations, planted explosives and launched grenades into crowded spaces.
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The plane crashed in a hilly area planted with teak, he said.
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Mr. Carter mowed fairways and planted gum, lilly pilly and protea trees.
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I planted the seeds, and that's when my love for chilies began.
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While the Agriculture Department does not yet have data on how much cotton was planted in those counties in the past three years, farmers planted cotton in approximately 53,400 acres in Mitchell County and 47,500 acres in Colquitt County.
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He welcomes me into Fertile, the forest he planted, the community he helms.
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More trees need to be planted, he said, to lower the city's temperature.
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It probably pushed me a little bit, planted those seeds in early days.
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Stone planted himself in the high slot, and defenseman Mark Methot found him.
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USDA figures show Georgia had about 120,000 acres of pecans planted last year.
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The seedlings she planted in eggshells on Christmas Day are bursting toward spring.
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It was at that moment the seed for my novel, Lotus, was planted.
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This all gets planted into system memory when the code is actually executed.
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Reading descriptions of "Shazaam" online may have also planted memories in people's minds.
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Canham planted himself as a one-man defensive wall, impossible to get around.
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As our ancestors have planted for us, so we must plan for others.
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Growers pruned trees and re-planted with rust-resistant varietals where they could.
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However, almost all the reports have concluded that the incriminating files were planted.
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I've talked to guys in Iowa who told me they planted more corn.
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And in the process, he's planted the seed for untold horrors to come.
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The soybean crop was 9% planted, behind the five-year average of 29%.
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The soybean crop was 27.300.30% planted, behind the five-year average of 29%.
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So far, it has damaged about 8,493 hectares planted with corn, he said.
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"He wanted to show off the trees he had recently planted," she said.
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Zacharia planted rice on her portion but the other family's cows trampled it.
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"This was the first field he planted," he says, referring to his father.
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If they planted before the rains came, then they could harvest in August.
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And, of course, even after they've been planted, the trees need regular maintenance.
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He stared me down as if I had been planted by Nigel Farage.
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But prosecutors argued that Stockley had planted a revolver to justify the killing.
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Instead, they're given to NTBG's nurseries, where they're planted and grown into plants.
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The field should be planted early this week if it does not rain.
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My thighs tensed, and I planted my black pumps firmly against the rug.
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Mr Golunov alleged that police had planted the drugs and beat him up.
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Dueling opinions from forensic experts also planted doubts that jurors could not resolve.
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The bombs of the '60s and '70s were mostly planted for political reasons.
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The plants were given the same sunlight and planted in the same soil.
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Nearly all of the million trees purchased have now been planted, he said.
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The resort planted 1,000 trees and plenty of floral as well as sculptures.
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As of June 4, soybeans were 83 percent planted and 58 percent emerged.
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Watne said he lost $3 per bushel of soybeans he planted this year.
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Who's to say that things like teeth or a PDA couldn't be planted?
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So that planted the seed, how did you break out into other bands?
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He also planted a sweet kiss on her head during the outdoor ceremony.
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And its clear now they planted a lot of seeds during that time.
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He's lied about tweeting that climate change is a hoax planted by China.
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She hadn't planted nearly enough seeds to pull off an event like this.
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Feels bad about the situation but the seed had been planted months prior.
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His supporters say he was framed, with the drugs planted in his car.
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He passed away when I was only thirteen, but Pops planted the seeds.
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Bakers will often "expose" clowns they think have been planted in their forums.
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"Today, we have caught this evil thug who planted the bombs," Trump said.
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Germany's planted area was increased by about 600 hectares to around 20,100 hectares.
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Every child planted their seedling, and that was the start of Harlem Grown.
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That is why it is possible to increase planted area under these products.
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The premiere planted seeds: There's the quarter century absence of Special Agent Cooper.
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This spring, he planted 1803,000 acres of corn and 1,200 acres of soybeans.
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This spring he planted 1,000 acres of corn and 1,160 acres of soybeans.
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And, with one tweet, the seed for a blossoming love story was planted.
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They also planted mines everywhere and today we pack our clothes to flee.
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State television said "a bomb that terrorists planted in a passenger bus exploded".
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How ISIS is faring ISiS has planted its black flags in eastern Afghanistan.
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He planted a kiss on her cheek as she grinned at the camera.
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How do you pick planted bimbo twins over a thoroughbred Chicken Enthusiast, Ben?
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YouTube Gaming and Instagram for Business have both planted flags in the country.
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The seeds of Pokémon Go were first planted with an April Fools' joke.
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And detectors planted in the soil can monitor moisture levels at multiple depths.
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And yet Phoebe's parents had planted vegetables with her when she was little.
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Six American flags were planted on the lunar surface between 1969 and 1972.
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Astronauts collected rocks, took photos, performed experiments, planted flags, and then came home.
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But was this not where the seeds of a beautiful friendship were planted?
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And the seeds of bias are often planted in our heads before kindergarten.
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Some of the vines had been planted centuries earlier, by conquistadores and missionaries.
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He was bumped and landed into Maten, who had his leg firmly planted.
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As Jaffe puts it, "The seeds have been planted by a thousand outrages."
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It's been planted on the South Pole in Antarctica and on the moon.
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Grass planted outside the palaces did not grow quickly enough for the Aug.
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Police have released an image of a man they believe planted the device.
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Most analysts do not expect a recovery next year, as planted area decreases.
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Park Avenue, lined with co-ops, has beautifully planted green spaces called malls.
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Brazil's own planted area is 35.09 million hectares, according to Brazilian government data.
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I could visit the tree I planted, bring water if it needed water.
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Residents have also planted a community garden that brings many of them together.
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In 2016, California Baby planted its own French lavender for the first time.
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It has squares paved with glossy sandstone and planted with ancient plane trees.
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By early May, Vertical Harvest's greenhouse will be fully planted and producing greens.
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Oh and Calvin Harris planted an olive tree in her yard over Christmas.
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With iOS 10, Apple firmly planted its flag in the smart home world.
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But we bought some fields, we planted the vines, and here we are.
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After his father died, Mr. Johnson said, he planted it as a memorial.
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He paid $2.8 million for 75 acres, 12 of them planted with grapes.
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It added that 31.3% of this season's soy has been planted so far.
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Forget those rooftops and consider a densely planted sprawl for that outdoor experience.
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State Department officials have assumed that listening devices are planted throughout the guesthouse.
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"I can't assure it, but I think it was" planted, Sergio Maldonado said.
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Mr. Correll planted gardens bursting with phlox, peonies, bee balm, echinacea and hollyhocks.
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As they planted cabbage, carrots and wildflowers, the police showed up once again.
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Just like a tree planted by the water, I shall not be moved.
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We are not some potatoes planted in a field that can be counted.
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Land mines and homemade bombs planted by the Islamic State litter the region.
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The militants attacked military posts and passing convoys, and planted bombs on roads.
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It was planted in me — why is this woman not in a hijab?
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At the garden, she has also planted sensors with succulents and cactuses indoors.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The half-acre property is planted with oaks, magnolias and palms.
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Last month, a civilian was beheaded and mines were planted near his body.
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Several couples there, including his parents, planted a vineyard in the early 1990s.
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Granatelli, the ebullient owner, planted a kiss on Andretti's cheek in Victory Lane.
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Rhubarb, once planted, comes back year after year, a sure sign of spring.
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And one of the flags was, I remember, it was planted on Greenland.
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Seeds of doubt planted in the press and the public would flower later.
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We're told there is now an armed guard firmly planted on the property.
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The tree is "planted" at Shenzhen Bao'An Int'l Airport as new airport landmark!
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She and her colleagues planted snap beans, squash, butter beans, peas and cucumbers.
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An upper patio planted with topiary has large seating areas with lake views.
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Along San Bruno Avenue, power lines have been buried and new trees planted.
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They are visual flags, planted to capture our attention as we rapidly scroll.
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"If evidence was planted, we'll certainly take assertive action if that's the case."
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One local man planted a "tree of tolerance" just outside the kebab shop.
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Billboards showing both men, some separately, others together, have been planted throughout Luanda.
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If I had just planted my skate, it maybe just would've redirected in.
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The three journalists had confirmed to her that the questions had been planted.
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The location, species planted, and how people are involved can all jeopardize success.
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I can pinpoint specific areas, like a newly-planted bed, that need watering.
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Landmines have been extensively planted in many parts of Yemen during the conflict.
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Or planted next to whichever Kim is ruling his North Korean hermit kingdom?
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I went in alone with a camera and planted myself in the corner.
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"I think they would be glad that something they planted survived," he said.
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Competition between buyers has pushed up coca prices so farmers have planted more.
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But an idea for a new career had been planted in his mind.
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Once the land was opened up, vast monoculture oil palm plantations were planted.
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The seeds were planted even before that, in the George W. Bush administration.
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He's resurrected the myth that Democrats planted a spy in his 2016 campaign.
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The grains for whiskey are planted and harvested each year; grapes are perennials.
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I planted tomatoes, because I wanted to see something ripen on the vine.
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In addition, Buhl planted 40,000 sunflowers on a field at the Southampton estate.
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The village is surrounded by pineapple and banana trees planted in neat rows.
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But then a new flag is planted, and the center continues to hold.
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It used to be widely planted in the vineyards of Barolo and Barbaresco.
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Ground-growing vegetables and fruits, obviously, should not be planted near a latrine.
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The defendants planted tracking devices on the cars of their targets, prosecutors said.
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The seeds she planted more than 30 years ago continue to blossom today.
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Rouhani said Israel had planted seeds of tension in the crisis-hit region.
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The explosive device was planted ahead of the Friday prayers, government officials said.
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For each one purchased, the brand ensures a new tree will be planted.
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"What will make the difference to the overall economy will be the soybeans and corn that start getting planted in October and account for 75 percent of our planted area," said Agustin Tejeda Rodríguez, economist at the Buenos Aires Grains Exchange.
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They want to craft the narrative that the racist Fuhrman has been trying to frame Simpson the entire time, so he arrived on the crime scene first and planted the bloody glove, then he planted the one at Simpson's house.
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That same year, Victoria purchased Osborne House and planted a spring on the grounds.
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"Our expectation is that up to 5 percent more will be planted," he said.
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And he looked ahead, declaring the American flag would soon be planted on Mars.
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Kardashian then planted an affectionate kiss on the side of her baby girl's head.
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Purposefully planted ones—hidden backdoors created by spies or saboteurs—are often even stealthier.
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Aid is a bargaining chip to be dangled, not a seed to be planted.
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Hartman went after Eric Gryba, who planted Blackhawks center Tanner Kero into the boards.
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"Explosives planted in a bicycle went off," Kabul's Deputy Police Chief Salem Almas said.
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What we didn't realize, until now, was that Ford had planted them on purpose.
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Levine believes that it proves Gaxiola planted the drugs himself, then staged recovering it.
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She says he called her a "f***ing c**t" and planted the cameras.
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I've fed baguettes to goats and planted potatoes on a farm in Southern France.
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Some 250 trees that span eight blocks were just planted down Las Vegas Boulevard.
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He estimates about 270% of beans are planted, up from 240% a week earlier.
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Keep your eyes to the sky and your feet planted firmly on the ground.
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I approached the line of uniformed police officers, their feet planted firmly on pavement.
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Him paying might explain the smooch Miley planted on him before everyone headed out.
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Harbour Church was planted by 15 missionaries from St Peter's in Brighton in 2016.
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For soybeans, only about 30% has been planted, versus about 65% normally, said Boockvar.
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They'll be planted throughout the venue, interacting with guests and throwing their own parties.
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My parents were so hippie that they planted my placenta under a rose bush.
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The area was deforested years ago, but more recently a college re-planted trees.
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Golunov denied all the accusations and said the drugs had been planted on him.
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Having your ashes planted with a tree is another extension of asserting your singularity.
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The USDA said 96% of the U.S. corn crop had been planted, matching expectations.
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In the U.S., Jekyll planted gardens in Elmhurst, Ohio, Greenwich, Connecticut, and Woodbury, Connecticut.
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In terms of the Oscar calendar, we're still firmly planted in the pre-season.
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Also authoritarian: saying that your own side's violence is planted by the other side.
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And also, that they planted at least one government informant in the Trump campaign.
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Brutalist tower blocks were demolished, young trees were planted and park benches put in.
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We cannot assure any more that we will have the harvest we have planted.
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You can see it when you watch democracy being planted in non-Western countries.
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Squat down and up, keeping your heels planted on the ground throughout the movement.
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Garcia alleged, without providing proof, that the agents planted the weapons in Marrero's home.
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It has an exotic logo and around town it feels very taut and planted.
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The USDA said 0.083% of the soybean crop has been planted, behind market expectations.
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Earlier in the day, she planted a cedar tree at a nearby nature reserve.
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In recent months, the Islamic State has planted its black flag in Somalia's soil.
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That compares to 6,700 planted acres in 2018, comprising 210 farmers and 72 processors.
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These days retired workers harvest vegetables planted on unused land along the factory's walls.
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So sensitive, in fact, his team planted friendly questions at a recent lunch event.
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NASA successfully planted the InSight lander on Mars late last year, to much fanfare.
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Al Dhaheri says three million saplings have been planted in the last decade alone.
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Didi is unapologetic about pushing into markets where Uber has already planted a stake.
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An explosive device had been planted under a seat in the main prayer hall.
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In West Pokot, 100 hectares of fodder is being planted in four different locations.
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Bo Bardi planted these now soaring trees, which frustrated her for not growing faster.
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However, many were planted nearly a century ago and are now weak or dying.
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He has planted 220 corn acres and 22015 soybean acres for the 2180 harvest.
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With that in mind, the seeds of paranoia were planted in my teenaged brain.
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To commemorate the child they lost, they planted a dogwood tree in their yard.
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The typical seed is planted by a woman in earth owned by a man.
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The seeds of the debate's surrealism were planted when Donald Trump and Texas Sen.
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Trump has not so much planted a sentiment as surfaced one that already existed.
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The saying, "Bloom where you're planted" must have been meant for people without anxiety.
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Later in the show the K9 planted weed on another dog and attacked her.
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White House photographers noticed the tree was gone days after it had been planted.
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"It's completely false to say there was an FBI person planted there," said Litman.
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Below the surface are her dance roots, which she planted over years at clubs.
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As of May 22016, some 220 percent of the U.S. corn crop was planted.
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The new yard had a fresh Astro-Turf surface and was planted with evergreens.
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Democrats just planted their flag in the South and are regrouping in the Midwest.
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They also want to know the size and quality of their late-planted crops.
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She planted climbing roses, for example, that seemed to do nothing for two years.
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Jiayu tidied up their garden and planted the autumn bulbs before the first frost.
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More than 500 trees and 5,000 plants have been planted on the property already.
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Villagers also have planted fruit trees - meaning better nutrition and higher incomes, Khan said.
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When they bought the 228 acres, it was planted entirely in coffee, and struggling.
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Dutch settlers planted crops in this area, though it later became a country hamlet.
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"Our best corn areas are now planted with cotton," he said during the presentation.
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Two spies who planted the bomb were caught, and swallowed cyanide, but one survived.
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Since the property had loads of springs, he planted poplars, which thrive in wetlands.
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Stress and anxiety about money can have deep roots that were planted years ago.
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Here, we're planted firmly on the chord of A minor, the song's home key.
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But the Americans didn't just plant one flag on the moon; they planted six.
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The government rejects accusations of systematic abuses including executions, planted evidence and falsified reports.
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CHRIS BAUGHER'S great-grandfather first planted apple trees in Adams County, Pennsylvania in 1905.
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In 2018, about 1,500 eucalyptus trees were also planted with Bali and Kumbo councils.
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He planted himself a distance from the table, to better field her faster shots.
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This "Time Landscape" was planted in 1978, on land from the Department of Transportation.
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Calligraphy that stays planted on its rails, uniformly slanted, would look much more conventional.
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Fuhrman plead the Fifth again when asked if he'd planted evidence in the case.
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He planted them at his parents' house in Champagne and set up shop alone.
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The defense used his history of racist remarks to imply that he planted evidence.
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And by 33, major genetically modified crops were being planted in the United States.
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Biomass proponents say more forests would be planted if timber were considered carbon neutral.
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"We have some sorrel here that was planted, like, two weeks ago," Laing said.
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Nevine and Richard Mann, above, have planted crops in their garden in Cornwall, England.
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Marsh grasses have been planted to control erosion in parts of the Florida panhandle.
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Mr. Shvets, for example, has planted 245 varieties on his 5003 acres under cultivation.
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In that way, her playing sounds firmly planted in the age of digital media.
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"The roots that we had planted felt more like shackles," said Ms. Richardson, 46.
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We are merely entering harvest time for all those evil seeds planted decades ago.
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Only belatedly did Mr. Morgenthau realize he had planted great cider apples as well.
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U.S. farmers planted Xtend soybeans on about 45 percent of soy acres in 2018.
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The grounds are planted with specimen trees, flowering shrubs and a small apple orchard.
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Most of the coca planted is of the boliviana mona variety, the report says.
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He first planted honey locusts and shrubs that would do well on the mainland.
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Denes and a team of assistants planted it over the course of a month.
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Nyetimber planted the first major vineyard in Sussex specifically for sparkling wine in 1988.
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Franklin always seemed to have her size 133 feet firmly planted on the ground.
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Outdoor space: The property in back of the house is terraced and extensively planted.
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To stabilize the sand, the New Deal–era Civilian Conservation Corps planted European grasses.
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Seeds of the JoBros renaissance were planted in 2016 when Joe began dating Sophie.
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In fact, during the 19th century, new apple cultivars were eagerly anticipated and planted.
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He planted that flag, that American flag right on the face of the moon.
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First, Christina planted a kiss, the noisy, juicy kind Grandma used to give her.
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During World War II, Sunset editors planted a one-acre garden in Berkeley, Calif.
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We planted ourselves against the front bar with a good view of the stage.
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These are the first trees of their kind to be planted so far north.
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This would give them a head start when they were planted out in fields.
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The station is adjacent to land surrounded by reforested trees planted seven years ago.
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No other crop can yield even a third as much oil per acre planted.
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Too often, when planted in the wrong places, overcropped or made carelessly, it disappoints.
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The roof of the Bridge is speckled with solar panels and a planted area.
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About 220,000 fully grown transplanted pin oaks, golden maples and flowering pears were planted.
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The grounds are planted with grass, shrubs and old-growth deciduous trees and evergreens.
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It does not depict a single sequence of events, or an explosive being planted.
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Workers planted flowers, repaired potholes and hung the Chinese president's portrait on electricity poles.
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The seed may have been planted that day, but it blossomed across the ocean.
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The front yard has a pebbled surface planted with desert grasses, trees and cactuses.
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Here, the moss-covered Southern Gothic of the north turns to hand-planted palms.
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We are witnesses to the first bee in the jasmine we planted at noon.
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She had ordered a hamburger, with a Cuban flag toothpick planted on its bun.
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Its offspring were consequently planted throughout the British Isles, Europe and, finally, North America.
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Dr. Irwin estimated that at least five million acres were planted under risky conditions.
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French farmers planted 451,000 hectares, down from 480,000 hectares last year, the CGB said.
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RAFAH, Gaza — The seed that grew into Gaza's Great Return March was planted Dec.
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Mr. Trump has made unsubstantiated claims that Democrats planted a spy in his campaign.
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They stepped from their 1850s-era convent and planted a sign in their yard.
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Watson planted his ball deep in a greenside bunker, up near the side wall.
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Before he died, he planted the seed that maybe I should look into performing.
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From this old vineyard, planted in limestone, sand and marl, the wines were exceptional.
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Lafite flew 250,000 vine stocks over from France and planted them on 30 hectares.
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British colonialists planted South Sudan's teak in the first half of the 20th century.
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FM: The danger is that Iran planted Hezbollah in Lebanon over 30 years ago.
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USDA predicts next year's planted area to fall 24.36 million acres to 90 million.
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A single type of grape, planted in one region, may yield insipid, uninteresting wines.
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That planted the seed for Carvajal to co-found Latinas in STEM in 2013.
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You can buy and have a tree planted to reduce CO2 in the atmosphere.
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They get those beans from farmers who they contract with before seeds are planted.
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"They are going to protect trees that were planted a year ago," he said.
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They stepped from their 1850s-era convent and planted a sign in their yard.
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They felt very solidly planted in my mouth so the entire concept was foreign.
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But Daly said Kander planted fresh doubts over the NRA position on background checks.
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Then she was euthanized so scientists could examine the electrodes planted in her brain.
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It planted the idea at The Times of me becoming an Op-Ed columnist.
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The pots are planted with San Pedro cactus, which can be made into mescaline.
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Shields's lawyer claims that the officers outright planted the drugs to frame his client.
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Progress through the 146-room establishment was slowed by explosives planted by the militants.
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Trump and Macron shoveled dirt on the freshly planted tree as the cameras clicked.
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There, after touring it, he put the final soil in place around a sweet gum tree — chosen for its colorful foliage this time of year — just yards from a tree that local schoolchildren planted recently and one his Elizabeth planted in 1997.
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U.S. farmers planted Xtend soybean seeds on about 20 million acres this year, and Monsanto is targeting that by 2019, farmers will plant Xtend soybeans on 55 million acres, or more than 60 percent of the total acreage planted with soybeans this year.
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I asked myself those questions even as I filled the bird feeders and cleaned the birdbaths, even as I planted more milkweed seeds and watered the new cedar and serviceberry trees we planted this spring to feed wildlife in the years to come.
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Aslam said the government had planted 115 million saplings so far and sown seeds for 300 million more at a cost of 1.5 billion rupees, with a survival rate of over 80 percent for the young trees planted out in August and September.
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METI International is the sprout of the seed planted during that long-ago science fair.
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He added the police theorized the bomb had been planted by an armed Islamist group.
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Wheat in Argentina is planted in June and July and harvested in December and January.
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Some 39% of this season's wheat crop has been planted so far, the report said.
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The singer planted a smooch on her fiancé Taylor Kinney during the Chicago Blackhawks vs.
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Recomposing is ideologically related to "green burial" wherein biodegradable urns are planted to grow trees.
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GUTFELD: You planted the seed with Al Franken, and look at what happened with that.
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Last year, farmers planted 8.6 million acres (3.5 million hectares) of cotton, the NCC said.
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The board's shape helps with keeping your feet planted and for maneuvering around tight corners.
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Trump has said the FBI planted a mole in his presidential campaign for political purposes.
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She has planted an immortal seed of love and justice that will bloom forevermore. pic.twitter.
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Alexander and Kalanick reportedly questioned if competitor Ola planted the story to damage Uber's reputation.
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Alleged liberal activists who planted angry crowds at town halls of Republican members of Congress.
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Andy Spade shared that he and their daughter have planted a tree in Kate's memory.
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She faced backlash, including from her brother Moses, who suggested their mother planted the idea.
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The 2018 soybean fields were planted between April 26 (Indiana) and May 703 (North Dakota).
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In a normal year, all the corn and 90% of the beans would be planted.
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They first crossed paths in 2015, when she memorably planted a kiss on Harry's cheek.
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Planted in this dancing novel, that phrase goes off like a bomb in a ballroom.
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Two rubber strips underneath the Smart Clock help keep it firmly planted on a surface.
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The fake CNN account planted the idea that the fire was an act of terrorism.
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Xtend would not have been planted there until this November, during the Southern Hemisphere's spring.
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" To which the pumpkin replies, "When my seeds are planted, they will become new pumpkins.
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The documentary offers a defense theory that law enforcement officials planted evidence against Mr. Avery.
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On the award show's red carpet, he planted a sweet kiss on McHugh's baby bump.
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Not that we're saying he planted those stories or anything, just that it's interesting timing.
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Another was planted in the sand, scratchy bare legs splayed out in front of her.
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It was not immediately clear if the device had been planted in advance or thrown.
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Jones believes this Black Panther references were planted by the CIA to stir civil unrest.
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Militants have also occasionally targeted security forces and planted bombs in Cairo and other areas.
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They've remade the world to fit the narrative planted in their heads by Russian propaganda.
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Although Marie has planted improved seeds and used some fertiliser, her crops have fared poorly.
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Charley is back on the farm, working alongside Remy to get the seed cane planted.
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They installed lights and water, planted shrubs and grass, and built an open-air gym.
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If conditions improve, farmers could switch acres to soybeans, which are typically planted after corn.
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Big endings are taking place now, and seeds for a new beginning are being planted.
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By 1933 Indo-Mauritians owned almost two-fifths of all land planted with sugar cane.
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The price of wheat went up, so farmers planted more wheat to make big bucks.
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Farmers planted more because they expected cash from the government to switch to something else.
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We also now know that an election equipment manufacturer had malware planted on its systems.
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About 70 percent of the state's soy is normally planted by the end of May.
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Another suggested that cops might have planted a gun on him after he was killed.
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The company is just two years old, but the seed was planted long before that.
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Firms like True Ventures and Peter Thiel's Founders Fund planted stakes in SF years prior.
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In the past decade the hectarage of planted vines across Britain has more than doubled.
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It wasn't put there by a criminal gang; it was planted by the Russian state.
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"It was planted about the same time as George my grandson was born," Charles says.
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But the seeds of our local scandals were planted long before the governor's abortion gaffe.
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Startups are embracing the technology with gusto, and tech giants have already planted their flags.
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Polyps "stress hardened" in this way will be planted on wild reefs in coming months.
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That's when George Mendonsa spotted Friedman, spun her around and planted a kiss on her.
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I arrived early for the event and planted myself near the front of the auditorium.
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Carrillo and his men set out to distract the spies Escobar has planted around town.
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Eventually he succeeded, and to date 50,000 have been planted in more than 20 countries.
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Some viewers believe that the sheriff's office planted evidence to frame Avery for the crime.
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Those textiles are grown from crops that are planted and harvested in a certain way.
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That's when she planted the seed of her ascent to the top of our minds.
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The Clintons even planted a rooftop garden before Obama officially established the garden in 2009.
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The party said authorities had planted the weapons and accused its members of owning them.
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The planted area will rise to 1.95 million hectares from 1.90 million a year earlier.
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Ayotte is attempting to walk a very difficult tightrope and, last night, she face-planted.
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When the nail starts to "chip," the succulents can safely be planted, the artist affirms.
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They've planted enough seeds to make it so we doubt just about everything we see.
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ExactTarget planted a flag in Indianapolis's tech ecosystem, while Groupon did the same in Chicago.
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Whimsy is in the air, but we still have our feet planted on the ground.
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"There was a lot of work done previously that planted some seeds," he told me.
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Library employees said at the time that investigators had planted extremist books to frame them.
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The team also planted about 36 electrodes in the man's arm, which stimulated various muscles.
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But late-planted crops face a higher risk of being damaged by an early frost.
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Qatar has maintained its emir never made the remarks and that hackers planted the quotes.
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When in dynamic mode, the engine screams when the throttle is planted on the floor.
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According to federal prosecutors, Ahmad Rahami planted bombs at locations in Manhattan and New Jersey.
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Too many farmers planted white corn in states such as Illinois, Illinois, Kentucky and Nebraska.
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I look forward to coming back when everything that we planted is in full bloom.
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And speaking of which ... that $10 mil engagement ring is firmly planted on her finger.
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While congratulating medalist Katie Kuiper on May 9, Harry planted a kiss on her cheek.
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Esther Manganjala points to the desolate field where she has planted her maize and cotton.
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I was sitting, and when they came over, they planted right in front of me.
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Trees have been planted, but building a wall of them is no longer the priority.
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As the man himself said in his unhinged exit letter, harvest the seeds you planted.
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The new father planted a smooch on Chyna's cheek, and Chyna gave a sweet smirk.
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It's also possible that Avery is in fact guilty and that the police planted evidence.
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Astronauts on each of NASA's six Apollo missions planted an American flag on the moon.
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Most importantly, many of his policies and politics planted the seeds of American division today.
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He planted the bomb after his employer lost the contract to continue managing those databases.
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They first crossed paths in 2015, when Dunne memorably planted a kiss on Harry's cheek!
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I had also planted a hectare of green peppers, expecting 600,000 pula ($58,000) from it.
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He planted orange flags, some to mark off squares, some to warn of woodchuck holes.
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He planted his eyes on Richter's face to read his reaction to his next words.
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Milano added that the media has consistently planted "a seed of doubt" surrounding the movement.
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"In some areas illegal miners (settlers) uproot young trees that have been planted," Duwa said.
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Start seated with one leg in the air and the other planted on the ground.
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Kharif crops include rice, maize, sorghum and cotton, and are planted during the monsoon season.
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He planted mangroves to guard against coastal erosion in the Pacific island nation of Kiribati.
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One planted homemade explosive devices, but the other may have just threatened to plant them.
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Point South, the city has planted more than an acre of wetlands modeled on the
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Golden State's foot is firmly planted on Portland's throat, ready to deliver the killing blow.
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The company has also planted orchards in Sonoma and in North Carolina, Alabama, and Ontario.
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The project's website allows attendees to pick the region where they want their tree planted.
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The seeds for this milestone were planted by the shale revolution that began last decade.
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News stories were planted, editorial comment encouraged, rumors whispered, and fake social media accounts created.
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At least eight new varieties, a total of 5,600 trees, have been planted since 2009.
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That planted a seed of giving to our community, rather than giving to each other.
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The agriculture sector was decimated, including the loss of almost 80 percent of planted crops.
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To commemorate the child they lost, the couple planted a dogwood tree in their yard.
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Troops in Palmyra are now dismantling explosive booby traps planted by IS, the station reported.
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The experience planted in his mind the seed that was later to germinate into 1984.
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It was first planted in Espelette around 1650, when it thrived in the local climate.
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Once back with her husband, Samia secretly planted and sold groundnuts, eventually scraping together $10.
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It's a similar setup; the grave is planted in the midst of terraced vegetable fields.
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He turned up toward the hill, planted one bootless foot in the snow and ran.
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The future of human modification might seem distant, but the seeds were planted long ago.
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"I guess we would make more of an effort to get something planted," Hefner said.
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European immigrants planted many North American and European species here through the 1930s and 1940s.
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I have ploughed and planted, and gathered into barns, and no man could head me!
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That planted questions as to whether he'd tampered with evidence because of his alleged bias.
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"[The lab] planted 100 of those seeds, and zero of those seeds germinated," he said.
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After Stefani, 46, performed "Hella Good," she leaned over and planted a kiss on Shelton.
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Seeing the impact of those photographs planted a seed with her that grew for years.
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The result of oversupply and low prices was fewer trees were planted in that period.
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Over 185 million acres of these crops were planted in the United States in 2017.
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Indeed, skeptics had said all along that evidence against the soldiers might have been planted.
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The 0.37-acre property is planted with azaleas and mature oaks, dogwoods and Japanese maples.
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I was stuck where God planted my ass, and even then it barely worked out.
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The site was along the Tidal Basin, where many of the trees had been planted.
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But now, most of the crops she planted in December — four months' work — had vanished.
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Lawns surround the main house, and oaks and Japanese maples are planted at a distance.
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Some died or were wounded when they stepped on land mines planted outside the gates.
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Ms. Dundee estimates they planted 100,000 pines on the property, with 19633,000 expected to survive.
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She's fond of her neighbors and the magnolia tree she planted in the front yard.
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But they planted palm trees tall enough to keep customers from seeing the slaughtering area.
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So far they have planted more than 22016 acres on a south-facing chalk slope.
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Growers planted fewer trees in those lean years — and the shortage is now upon us.
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The charge, which was easily resolved, planted the seeds for the legal case to come.
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In 2017, 25,713 acres were planted on pilot programs authorized under the 2014 farm bill.
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He leaned over, Ms. Rza Betts said, and planted a sloppy kiss on her mouth.
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As for the Eocene trees he's planted, some of them also appear to be thriving.
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One version has it that he spun a globe and planted his finger on Venezuela.
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Clusius planted his tulips in 1593, in 1596 and 1598 some of them were taken.
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But there has been no sign of monarchs, and I planted this garden for them.
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"Those cops planted drugs," one of the three, Anthony Lopez, a Queens basketball coach, said.
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"We planted trees right next to the house" — a big no-no in fire country.
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In this way, a flag has been planted on the boundary between privacy and secrecy.
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In ideal circumstances — unvegetated land planted for the first time — this balancing out really happens.
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One brother-in-law grows tomatoes from seed and tends an orchard he planted himself.
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Mr. O'Reilly stopped short of saying the students had been planted by anti-Trump forces.
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The data showed some 17,000 hectares were planted with soy this year around Novo Progresso.
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They easily break down and blossom, and they can be planted most anywhere that's green.
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They will strangle carefully planted seedlings, usurp the nutrients of the soil and take over.
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Mr. Trump has claimed, without evidence, that the F.B.I. planted a spy inside his campaign.
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Since 2013, the Governors Ball's menus have been more the 50% planted-based and vegetarian.
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The trio posed for photographs as Mewes and Smith planted a kiss on Affleck's cheeks.
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A leftover mine, planted with hyper-accumulators, could salvage the remaining metals for additional revenue.
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She called it a seed she had planted decades ago that was taking bloom now.
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More than 1,000 bombs were planted during the second half of 1967, killing 16 people.
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These ideas, planted in one's home country, become even more insidious in the United States.
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Mr. Jackson wanted to try his hand at winemaking, and planted grapes on the land.
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An investigator at the scene said the device had likely been planted near the wall.
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The meadow, planted last October, was a fourth massive project, creating another abyss of mud.
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A 97,000-square-foot garden will be planted around the mural in a second phase.
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Pipeline companies—and their lobbyists and ex-employees they've planted in the government—are learning.
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In 2900, the seeds of bipartisanship have not only been planted—they've begun to sprout.
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And once discovered in a phone, it is not possible to determine who planted it.
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Along the bank, farmers have also planted trees that act as a natural flood barrier.
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They planted it in the forest, and it happened to like the forest—a lot.
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Its undercarriage was strengthened, in case would-be assassins planted bombs on the rail track.
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I think we hid his slippers, dug up some potatoes he'd planted in the garden.
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Mr. Jones erupted on his show, saying the child pornography was planted to incriminate him.
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And because many more trees are being planted, tree growers are rushing to fill orders.
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The land was later sold to the Horlbeck family, who planted cotton and produced brick.
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A 4,000-square-foot rooftop farm was planted at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif.
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It takes four or five years for a newly planted avocado tree to bear fruit.
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The Chicago Cubs knocked them down, stole their flag and planted it in baseball lore.
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He also planted the canard that somehow mainland farmers are being exploited in the equation.
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Only a few of the original trees remain, but thousands more have been planted since.
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