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I grew it when I lost my hair when I was quite young.
I grew it when I was 19 in honour of Little Richard.
(GeraldLobOn, online) I didn't grow it to hide anything, I grew it out of neglect.
Instead of leaves, it has succulent needles and, says Clarkson, "if I grew it with salt water, it would taste of the sea".
I've worn a light beard (light due to genetics rather than taste) for much of my adult life now, and I'd have to admit that I grew it at first with a vague, possibly ridiculous sense of counter-cultural defiance.
Moreover, because I grew it in the 1970s, my Afro had no retro-cool sheen; no pop culture savant patted him or herself on the back for observing that I looked like Richard Roundtree in "Shaft's Big Score!" and anyway, I looked more like Bernie from "Room 222".
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I guess I grow it long now because I can.
"I grow it to watch it grow and it gives me peace," Ms. Tiruchelvam explained.
Every Olympics, I always cut my hair, but then I grow it again.
I grow it like this to make sure it is safe from over-zealous weeding.
I grow it in a container now, so that one crop saves £39 a year alone.
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