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Possibly, some say, the warmer currents that have been observed are more hospitable to the larvae.
But we're trying to develop a show that is hospitable to the nonactive guest.
The city turned out to be only intermittently hospitable to the bumptious immigrant.
Since the nineteen-twenties, Newark had made itself hospitable to the most nefarious elements of the Mob.
MIAMI — Compared with many other states, Florida has not been hospitable to the cause of worker rights.
Reality shows have also proved hospitable to the product-placement opportunities television networks have been selling to advertisers.
"The new administration will be more hospitable to the pharmaceutical industry than this one is," Mr. Dorgan said.
It's interesting, though, that American publishers have become so hospitable to the idea of the teeny-tiny book.
It is a style hospitable to the senses but not especially conducive to thought, to exposition or analysis.
In its early history, Mars is believed to have been warm and wet, hospitable to the advent of life.
Some local farmers are not hospitable to the traffic through their property - not hospitable, specifically, to the traffic of me.
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