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In the four years since she began nurturing weeds to extend her growing season and offset losses, she has become a key supplier to a band of enterprising chefs who are reshaping fine dining in Kansas City, long considered a steakhouse town.

It does not appear to have been organized since he began nurturing his Turritopsis.

It wasn't until George Steinbrenner was suspended from baseball in the early '90s that the Yankees began nurturing homegrown talent.

It was more than a decade ago that Pakistan's leaders began nurturing the Taliban and their brethren to help advance the country's regional interests.

The Association began nurturing initiatives in eight curriculum areas, designed to increase technical skills within Northern Ireland and to give people wanting leisure learning access to everything from Tiffaney glass to computing.

Times change, though, and as my marriage accrued in years, I began nurturing platonic friendships once again.

The Jhalak prize for book of the year by a writer of colour will, I hope, make publishers note where their lists are lacking, and provide them with an incentive to begin nurturing homegrown talent.

The system not only rewarded proven talents; it also let promising novices secure advances against future earnings, affording them the time to learn their craft gradually, until they too had a hit and could begin nurturing the next generation of talent.

We must stop reducing and minimizing students' creativity and excitement and instead begin nurturing it in every classroom, in every city, in every state in America.

There are several ways we can begin nurturing the sacred power of seeds right away, according to the book's contributors.

The nutritional and emotional needs of babies and preschool children are equally important – and similar to education requirements, there is no better time than to begin nurturing a child than at birth.