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seed change
noun
An eggcorn for "sea change".
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Once those women invest in more women you will see the seed change back into larger funds.
This was quickly pounced upon as evidence that there had been a seed change in the uprising; violence replacing largely pacifistic opposition to the regime.
I set out to use money more in the spirit of "green energy" -- where the money is used to seed change and possibility in the world.
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As the spaceship moves, the seed changes and the generator generates a different world every time.
To overcome this problem, we examined seed changes of miRNA arms annotated in all three species.
This week at The Pollination Project, we recognize seven individuals from South America to East Africa that have projects that are literally seeding change and transformations.
Every day the The Pollination Project engages in the intentional and purposeful act of seeding change through $1000 grants to projects and organizations across the globe.
In 2002, two neighbors armed with spades and seeds changed everything for crime-addled Quesada Avenue in San Francisco's Bayview-Hunters Point area.
Sources for organic flower seeds include Seeds of Change, (888) 762-7333 seedsofchange.com, and High Mowing Seeds, (802) 472-6174 or highmowingseeds.com.
Sources for seeds include Seeds of Change, www.seedsofchange.com, (888) 762-7333; and Abundant Life Seed Foundation, (360) 385-5660, www.abundantlifeseed.org.org
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