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But the Rose Bowl track had not been particularly conducive to batsmen and the final-day target in the baking sun had not seemed in any sense a formality.

The drop-in format may have been particularly conducive for attracting this group of smokers, mainly because their quit attempts appeared to be less planned.

Neither of those songs is particularly conducive to revelry, though.

Warm moist nights are particularly conducive to caddisfly flight.

A residency in Daytona Beach, Florida (which still continues) was particularly conducive to decadence on a grand scale.

It could also dismay any forgers who think the spot works are particularly conducive to fakery.

Ash's key-like seeds feed woodmice and its bark is particularly conducive to mosses and lichens.

Although evolvulus can be grown as a compact, foot tall specimen, its habit is particularly conducive to hanging baskets.

In her National Endowment for the Humanities profile, Tippett explained that radio is particularly conducive to rich and nuanced conversations.

Add all these together, and there's not much of the surplus left.Political conditions this year are particularly conducive to splurging.

The Japanese, in particular, before the war, did not have a diet that was particularly conducive to growth.