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"If the record takes seed, most likely it will take seed in Europe and hopefully attract American attention," he said.
It takes seed money to start these innovative organizations, but many budding social entrepreneurs have difficulty securing funding.
I can do anything!" The world outside shifts imperceptibly on its axis, while a new motion of right-wing violence takes seed and, slowly, we edge ever nearer to apocalypse, because The World's Angriest Bro is now also The World's Most Powerful Man.
IPA takes "seed" molecules from the gene list, searches the Ingenuity Knowledge Base, and uses a network algorithm to draw connections between molecules based on biological function [ 16].
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He takes seeds from here and puts them there and plants the forest".
Taking seed is exciting.
Peru's most rabid insurrections took seed precisely in the rural highlands.
In recent years, a bumper crop of smart small magazines have taken seed in New York, both online and off.
By the time of her death, the infection was "advanced", taking seed "at least a week or two weeks" prior.
A circuslike feel, meanwhile, has already taken seed here, though the trial is expected to last for months.
Hatred should not be allowed to take seed because our government gave a choice we should never have been asked to make.
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