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They were, in effect, parent figures, looking for a new Eden where their charges could be fruitful and multiply.
As fundraising becomes ever more competitive, investing time in heritage groups could be fruitful, not only to grow income but also foster relationships and recruit new volunteers.
Dr Eric Robinson who developed the app says: "Raising awareness of eating and weight loss achieved suggest this approach could be fruitful.
Such schemes could be fruitful if individuals go home thinking nice thoughts about their giant neighbour.India is building up its neighbourhood diplomatic presence too.
The Scot has struggled to find full fitness since his £8m move to Tyneside in November 1998, and although the club insists that he remains a Newcastle player a reasonable offer could prove fruitful.
KEY ADDITION -- Paul Wilson KEY LOSSES -- Elmer Dessens, Todd Walker KEY TO SEASON -- Two position switches could be fruitful: Aaron Boone has moved to second base to make room at third for Brandon Larson, and Danny Graves has moved from closing to starting.
Alice P. Gast, chairwoman of the 16-member scientific panel and president of Lehigh University, said Tuesday at a news conference that it "could be fruitful" for any future review to consider both scientific and police work.
Some of your best moments as an actor have involved breakdowns, and playing a damaged woman at the end of her rope could prove fruitful – especially with a director who would allow you to go all the way.
