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The plants which were found in domestic area and had pharmacological activity are not purposely cultivated for medicinal value, but mainly for purposes like food, fence, spice and so forth.
At the Snowbasin Ski Area 50 miles north of here, on an inch-thick crust of ice purposely cultivated to ensure ski-rattling speed across a seven-foot base of snow, racers in the Olympic downhill will soon plummet at more than 80 miles an hour.
Editor-in-Chief, Professor Horticulture is one of the oldest agricultural practices, dating back to the beginning of human civilization when humans collected naturally grown fruits, brought them to their settlements and purposely cultivated them.
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I tell myself that I'm purposely cultivating a look that is "undone" -- not too perfect or polished.
With studios in Richmond, Va., Los Angeles and New York, Black Iris purposely cultivates anonymity surrounding the creators of its commercial work.
Adult stars--Sharon Stone, say, or Demi Moore--may purposely cultivate an image of glamour, of extraordinariness.
But do salespeople purposely cultivate that feeling?
Petite and striking, with long brown hair and big eyes, she cultivates a purposely understated appearance; blue jeans, T-shirts and ballet slippers are her uniform.
Chic cultivated anonymity.
Finally, he cultivated individuality.
He cultivated junior accountants.
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