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Mexico Friction on the border between the United States and Mexico has long nurtured musical hybrids.
The resort that has long nurtured a rawhide mystique has now fully embraced its softer side.
Guanajuato has long nurtured its cultural life, and its Festival Internacional Cervantino is one of Latin America's leading arts jubilees.
It turns out that the chef, who now makes Empire Mayonnaise in Brooklyn, has long nurtured ice-cream-making ambitions.
The United States, through the Pentagon in particular, has long nurtured close ties with the Egyptian military, which still receives $1.3 billion in American aid each year.
That's the sort of advice that has long nurtured the super-powerful type-A humans who run the world's armies and empires.
Conservators and municipal and state archaeology officials have long nurtured the wish to reconnect the forums.
Thai kings, mandarins, politicians and schoolbooks have long nurtured the narrative of Thailand as a nation that has lost territories to foreign powers and mischievous neighbours.
For this reason I have long nurtured a mild obsession for her work and have made her the heroine of my book, Why We Build.
I've long nurtured a fantasy of Vince Giordano and his crew and Wynton Marsalis and his going toe-to-toe onstage.
The tensions between their kingdom and the Ugandan state have never disappeared and are now as high as they have ever been since independence.The Baganda have long nurtured a catalogue of grievances.
