Before the plant opened, Mr. Mutter, one of more than 300 investors in a company that owns a majority of the plant, used to sow about 300 acres of corn each year.
Only 26 out of 2,500 companies, including PepsiCo, Whole Foods and the corporate parent of Pizza Hut and Taco Bell, responded to a survey from As You Sow about their use of nanomaterials.
But Mr. Obama's victories, particularly in states with overwhelmingly white populations, produced further victories for him by quelling doubts that Mrs. Clinton was trying to sow about his electability.
The Duke's discovery of Angelo's perfidy, it seems, has sown doubts about his own character too.
The significant portion of white women who voted for Trump have sown doubts about the possibility of a true coalition.
Some corners of the conservative news media, who had sown doubt about the polls over the course of the race, changed their tune on Wednesday.
Violier's apparent suicide has shocked the restaurant world and sown confusion about why he would kill himself a month after being crowned the best chef in the world.
"Increasing pressure on the Taliban, trying to negotiate from a position of strength — that is the wrong policy, the wrong idea," Zaeef said, because, like the blacklists, it has sown mistrust about whether America would ever seriously consider negotiations.
Even mainstream politicians in Europe, including Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and President Nicolas Sarkozy of France have sown doubts about the ability or willingness of Europe to absorb newcomers.
