Councillors told us that in order for wild flowers to flourish the rich alluvial silt must be removed. |
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Food should be kept in the fridge because mould cannot flourish at a temperature below five degree centigrade. |
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Desire and jealousy flourish at the margin of what is knowable, just beyond the limits of what Pandosto can see. |
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On the contrary, after a quiet interlude, she is back with a flourish of unlifted, curvaceous, middle-aged bankability. |
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Sea campion, thrift and bird's-foot trefoil flourish here alongside many rarer plants such as sea kale, sea pea and sea heath. |
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An over-eager fellow taster twirls his glass with a flourish and sends four deadly thimblefuls of Pinot Noir flying in your direction. |
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The awfulness of it all is a matter of fact and no one feels the need to flourish a lot of adjectives to describe their feelings. |
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This will create the right conditions for wildlife to flourish like voles, skylarks and meadow pipits. |
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It just meanders along on nothing more than a song and a flourish of some pretty costumes. |
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This occurs when colonic bacteria accumulate above the obstructing lesion and flourish in a nutrient medium. |
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Murphy, in his own way, has battled on to flourish in a harsh sports environment. |
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May impropriety and bawdiness grow and flourish and evolve into lusty, heartfelt words to shake the very foundations of those scared by language. |
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I was mesmerized by the sound of its voice. He spoke in cursive writing, his words all flourish and curly letters. |
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For sericulture to flourish in the State, it was about time that its promotion started at the grassroot level. |
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She tossed her towel with a flourish and dug in her purse, bringing up, after some searching, a tube of lipstick. |
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Nobody wants the horrific slaughterhouse of war or the unbridled blackmail of terrorism but nobody wants to see evil flourish either. |
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But it is equally true that they only flourish in the twilight zone separating serious film from cheap entertainment. |
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The focus this time around is on the extreme environments of the deep ocean floor and the weird and wonderful denizens that flourish there. |
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The images shot forth in a flourish of colour and noise, startling him as a distant memory became unforgotten. |
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Only in very special circumstances could either castle or bourg flourish in the absence of nearby manors to sustain them. |
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They have acquired the expertise in creating perfect conditions where the species can flourish and grow naturally. |
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Although slow to catch on in the schools, gymnastics did flourish in the Turnvereins and Sokols. |
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Obsolete variants flourish in that region, and it remains a breeding ground for continuous problems. |
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Some might flourish within the comforts of a traditional religion, others with non-belief. |
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Besides the general-circulation papers, newspapers continued to flourish as agents of various special communities. |
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This race has to be about basic questions of whether liberals and progressives can flourish in national politics. |
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There was an amusing final theatrical flourish from the Conservative candidate, John Taylor, a sprightly 63-year-old. |
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Mrs. Robb's spurge is a delightful evergreen perennial that will flourish in deep dry shade. |
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With a great flourish and lots of pride in their faces they removed the lock from the hasp and slowly opened the old box. |
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It takes a certain kind of stoicism to endure such an extreme environment, and to flourish there. |
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The Charales, commonly known as stoneworts or brittleworts, flourish in fresh and brackish water habitats throughout the world. |
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When my turn came, he was shuffling papers around at his desk and greeted me with a flourish of his left arm. |
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Yet Highland culture continues to flourish through the Gaelic language, piping, ceilidhs and a full schedule of Highland games. |
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Mad strobe lighting during the chorus was a fun dramatic flourish but I wish they'd put a bit more death metal in the guitars. |
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Elle laid out the centerfold layout with a flourish on the table in the Lit magazine office. |
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This stable diversity suggests that consistent subcultures flourish within our society. |
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While hired guns do not flourish at Harvard or the University of Chicago, however, in Washington they roam in packs. |
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From its humble beginnings in January 1952, the school has continued to flourish attracting children from all over the locality. |
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Tell me how can an illegal gambling syndicate operate and flourish with police as patrons? |
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Newspapers published by Indian communities flourish everywhere, and they invariably carry a section with matrimonial ads. |
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In addition, the country is fraught with numerous divisions upon which demagogues can flourish under circumstances of want and inequality. |
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After a harplike flourish and a drum fill, gliding magical strings and a subdued 16 th-note hi-hat rhythm appear. |
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Symbolic interactionism continued to flourish into the post World War II Era. |
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Its open trellis back soars up to a cedar shake roof and a flourish of finials. |
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The whole team produced a lacklustre display and created little until a final flourish in the 15 minutes. |
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According to him, both religion and the state will flourish better when they are not joined through a shared fisc. |
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In contrast, many pest species are introduced to the region and flourish with the large expanses of a single food source. |
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Currie ended the match with a flourish and belatedly displayed the flair and pace that they undoubtedly possess. |
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The event took place with a flourish of military pomp and ceremony, and army officers wore black armbands in memory of the Queen Mother. |
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Many species of waterfowl flourish in the island's lagoons, creeks, and mud flats, which attract many migrating North American species. |
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My garden is filled with plants which grow and flourish in what is essentially a micro-climate. |
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This month they moved to their new site, in the Boulevard, and I hope that they continue to flourish now that they are in the town centre. |
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Many clients are also continuing to flourish with the help of our strategic planning program. |
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Folk care of sick animals antedated the arrival of Europeans and continued to flourish even after the veterinary profession began to develop. |
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Unlike Norton and Margot, their career continued to flourish through the forties and fifties, but no longer as a brother act. |
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The mayor said that while larger industries continue to flourish in the region, small companies in particular need more support and better help. |
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For basketball to flourish yet more successfully in England it had to develop a solid infrastructure, said Nelson. |
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By no means universal, this character tended to flourish during the period because of his liminality. |
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He bowed gracefully, taking her hand with a flourish and kissing it, leaving a red lipstick mark. |
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In a recurrent gesture, one arm reached up with a flourish to allow a quick turn of her body around itself. |
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Now, pigeons sit on his shoulders, and passing poets salute him with a flourish of the walking stick. |
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I just wish I had a more coherent thought here to discharge with a flourish into the dense fog that blankets the republic. |
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Increasingly, it seems that an international show also requires a rhetorical flourish or a promise to explode the conventional biennial formula. |
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The comment was not just a rhetorical flourish but implied a definite threat of police measures against the organisation. |
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Wilberfoss, having had an injury-hit year, were determined to finish the campaign with a flourish and did just that against the champions. |
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Colm Henry hit the post for Cloonacool on 25 minutes but Enniscrone-Kilglass finished the half with a flourish and two points from Gordon. |
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The men in maroon were contemplating their first title since 1980 but Kilmeena finished with a flourish to destroy the Balla dream. |
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I love the Candoli trumpet flourish used for a stop before Wynton's solo turn midway through the song. |
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Rare fluellen is allowed to flourish in the vegetable garden because it needs arable land and is losing its natural habitat. |
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With careful management, the grass crop will flourish and provide affordable forage for livestock. |
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If you look carefully, you will see bee orchids and the diminutive frog orchid flourish on the quarry floor. |
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The garnish of roasted figs added a fitting flourish to a dish I'd choose if I ever find myself in Sands again. |
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This is a mainly male preserve and picnics flourish throughout the summer on match days. |
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We forget that charges of treason flourish primarily when treason is a clear and present danger. |
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It was in Devon that co-founder John Bird trained as a printer and began to flourish as an astute businessman. |
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A figurative pat on the head is worthless if youthful naivete is allowed to grow and flourish in a delusive psyche. |
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They have allowed terrorists, anarchists, dictators and religious fanatics to flourish within their borders. |
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That's helped Ferrari flourish despite huge prices, mechanical gremlins and servicing costs that make a date with J-Lo look cheap. |
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After Epicurus' death, Epicureanism continued to flourish as a philosophical movement. |
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Moravians, Mennonites, Amish, Schwenkfelders, Dunkers, and other German groups, including Rosicrucians, would flourish there. |
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Whatever you like, whatever your interests are, broadband internet will help them flourish and expand. |
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Democracy will struggle to take root if abusive police practices and corrupt judges flourish. |
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If medical academia is to flourish research and education must be given equal weight. |
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An accident of birth made me native to New York City where I grew but didn't flourish. |
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Other creatures can also flourish there, including quail, jackrabbits, and small, wild pigs called javelinas. |
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But the acquisitive instinct fostered by capitalism would come to subvert the moral basis that initially allowed the system to flourish. |
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That is why, for the past 10 years, McLeod has watched his firm, which specialises in manufacturing shop blinds and awnings, flourish. |
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We leave a little patch of grass around the base of the apple tree uncut each year so the colony of bluebells can flourish. |
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Many of them flourish in a broad range of habitats, and nearly all of them are adapted for wide dispersal. |
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Meyer was interested especially in plants that would flourish in areas of low rainfall. |
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Over time, both a highly regarded accredited high school and junior college would flourish at the Beaufort campus. |
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With a self-satisfied flourish, she whipped her iPod out of her pocket and held it in front of my face. |
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Wood anemones, wild garlic and marsh marigolds flourish, and at the moment the floor of much of the wood is carpeted with bluebells. |
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That, ultimately, is a recipe for corrupt government, if this sort of thing is allowed to flourish. |
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Lost confidence will return, dating can recommence, love lives will flourish and job prospects will improve. |
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Our good wishes go to the Northern Rivers community and we hope Lismore continues to flourish and prosper in the future. |
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We know that without these bush fires plants won't germinate and the bush won't flourish. |
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Bluebells and daffodils gathered in huge bunches where there was enough sun for them to flourish. |
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And whose vast loans and political clout help such a world order to flourish? |
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What allows the eel catfish to flourish there is its elongated body and ability to feed on both land and water. |
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With a romantic flourish, he produces a presentation box, he gently eases it open and shows his amour some fantastically expensive ring. |
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Such an attitude is a welcome relief in a France where brutal and ignorant forms of anticlericalism still flourish. |
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I slowly amassed quite an impressive portfolio of rejection letters, each impeccably typed on embossed letterheads and signed with a flourish. |
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For on cold autumn days, when all other flowers were fading away, only the chrysanthemum was able to flourish in the cold winds. |
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Imperialism is a term often used as a rhetorical flourish and definitions vary especially in academic discourse and social discussion tracts. |
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Second is the fact that liberal democracy could not flourish without modern science and technology. |
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Will King Richard III's evil flourish or will the lissome Prince Pippin claim the crown? |
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The virtuoso tour de force begins with a flourish, the piano arpeggios answered by bold chords in the woodwind trio. |
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Before too long the mass denial and the conspiracy theories will flourish again. |
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Soon the planned rowing lake at Willington will be a reality and rowing can continue to flourish in the area. |
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The ruffle on drums and the flourish on bugles are sounded together, up to four times depending on the prominence of the deceased. |
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Greystones Farm is a site of special scientific interest, with lowland wet meadow in which orchids flourish. |
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For a short period in early colonial Virginia, it was possible to flourish as an African, as exemplified by Anthony Johnson. |
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On account of the bushes I could not strike a blow, but a flourish of my switch caused the forager to drop his prey and slither away out of sight. |
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However, it was quickly rebuilt, this time in stone and unfired brick, and it continued to flourish right down to its destruction following the Roman conquest of the region. |
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Our rhetorical flourish prompted dissent from some of our readers. |
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But chastened Ayr came back with a flourish with a brilliant mismove try conceived on the training ground scored in front of the posts by Stephen Manning from a Lavelle pass. |
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A former bus driver and transport-workers union leader, Maduro lacks the charisma and oratorical flourish of his mentor. |
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Your plants will also flourish with a little extra attention. |
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Without intending to diminish the absurdity of such view or their genocidal implications, it must be mentioned that extremist nationalisms tend to flourish together. |
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They opened with a flourish and they set about with gusto on the task of extracting three points from Waterford United for the second time this season. |
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One paradox is that the Canadian shows that do get good numbers often flourish in the regions, but the official tastemakers disproportionately speak from Toronto. |
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The middle class claims these women, expecting that each grand flourish be balanced by a penny-pinching gesture. |
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All animal life depends on plants, directly or indirectly, and nowhere do plants flourish with such vigour and variety as they do in the warm, wet tropical rainforests. |
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These changes help the bacteria flourish within the light organs. |
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With a flourish he stood, gesturing for me to stand as well. |
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Magnificent Greek Doric temples abounded in the latter and a full spectrum of Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian style was allowed to flourish on the Aegian coast. |
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In 2006, he left LA with a flourish when the Tribune Co. demanded severe cuts in the newsroom and Baquet refused to make them. |
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Of course, there were bed curtains, which the nursing staff seemed to draw with a particularly energetic flourish whenever they bustled in with a bedpan. |
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Within the fortress of the conference halls, gold-plated pens sign off with a flourish on secret agreements that will change the shape of the world. |
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As the Modern Industrial Age is superseded by the Electronic Information age, wizardry will flourish and scientists will be relegated to the role of technicians. |
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It is only in such an environment that tourism can flourish and a vibrant, and viable industry is one sure way of improving the standards of living of the people. |
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And with a flourish of poetic justice, the cruel aristocrat later met his death by his own creation for his part in the murder of Mary Queen of Scots' husband. |
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As demonstrated at the beginning of this article, their support for convents had allowed female monasticism to flourish in the early-modern period. |
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Figureheads were used to add a decorative flourish and prestige to ships and steamers in an age when the vessels were the quickest and most comfortable mode of transport. |
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He is cynical about careerists and operators who flourish under patronage. |
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The squad often stopped their luxury cars and would oblige with a flourish of their own felt-tipped pens while posing for pictures with the youngsters. |
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As an urban design gesture it works as large, slow tempo pedal notes, allowing the refurbished stables to act as an conic flourish on Macquarie Street. |
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This fact was revealed with a flourish during a Life Lesson on the importance of discretion, which is a story for another day. |
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If it becomes a democracy and political pluralism would flourish, the economy would flourish in the region, and then we can go about having regional peace and stability. |
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To discover a talent and help it to flourish is an indescribable high. |
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One reason it is important not to equate personality with personhood is so that the former properties can flourish without fear that the latter title will be revoked. |
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Sale of masala groundnuts and pani puri flourish during weekends. |
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Despite police claims that they have regularly conducted raids to cleanse the city of gambling dens and other gaming sites, most have continued to flourish across the capital. |
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Each work has a bunch of wire coming out from the bottom, suggesting all has been jury-rigged by a resourceful do-it-yourselfer, but also serving as a decorative flourish. |
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Then with a flourish the hands closed the bag with thick leather thongs. |
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Lee also should flourish at the plate hitting at Wrigley Field. |
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In the sunlit river valley the new farms, wrested from the wilderness, and the grid of their fields, flourish in a benign, fertile, mappable landscape. |
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Hopefully, independent music will still continue to flourish in the city of Calgary and other operations will recognize the value of promoting live entertainment. |
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This year's Budget speech was another in his series of rapid-fire litanies of facts and figures with plenty of content but not much in the way of rhetorical flourish. |
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More than twenty-two grape varieties flourish including Mission, Syrah, Petit Syrah, Alicante Bouchet and Zinfandel. |
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Finally, he removed the handkerchief with a flourish and presto, no coin. |
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A number of substitutions were then made by both sides before an impressive late flourish by Crettyard Gaels left just four points between the sides at the finish. |
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Of the various types of ceremonial trumpet signal, for example, sennet and tucket emerge with precise meanings, but flourish seems at times a more generalized term. |
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This allows room for folk beliefs to flourish and perpetuate. |
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Wild flowers such as marsh and bee orchids, which do not normally grow widely on heathland, could also flourish because of the acidity of the soil. |
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It is said that, Poseidon, the god of the seas, gave the sunken civilisation the power to exist and flourish beneath the sea, until it could be returned to its former glory. |
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Despite starting with a flourish, that site has gone quiet in recent days as it undergoes a reorganization. |
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Her father gazes back at her happily, tips his hat, and bows with a flourish. |
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It is time we cast off the shackles of this oppressive existence and let liberty, personal responsibility and social tolerance flourish in New Zealand. |
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It is one of the few culinary herbs to flourish in shade and part shade. |
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The sacrifice is that all of the blood-sucking creatures that get killed during the bitterly icy winters in other parts of the country flourish in ours. |
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It stands to reason that we cannot expect Namibia to flourish economically if this is the predominant mindset at work among our politicians and in our civil service. |
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He opens the discussion with a rhetorical flourish to make the problem seem utterly insurmountable, so as to make the ultimate solution seem all the more dramatic. |
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Pretending and imaginative play also flourish, and imaginary friends are common companions to young schoolchildren. |
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This winter, young mountain ash trees are weighed down with scarlet berries while Scots pine saplings flourish alongside their ancestors' gnarled remains. |
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As with other exotic pets, sound husbandry is essential for captive sugar gliders to flourish. |
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London forward Steele Retchless was sin-binned in the closing minutes as Bradford ended with a flourish. |
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These bacteria flourish in warm, wet conditions, the very ones that characterize body wraps. |
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Bands inspired by folk rock, shoegaze, Indie rock and pop flourish here, and there are hidden gems to be discovered in each Turkish city. |
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Cover crops such as redtop grass keep competing natural vegetation in check and allow oak saplings to flourish. |
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And Skimmias are particularly useful because they will flourish happily in shade. |
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The buka puasa functions which flourish during the fasting month have become the latest addition to the Malaysian way of life. |
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Blue Tibetan poppies, giant Himalayan lilies and Chatham Island forget-me-nots flourish among azaleas, rhododendrons and magnolias. |
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Bad men as frequently prosper and flourish, and that by the means of their wickedness. |
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To bring you thus together, 'tis no sin, Sith that the justice of your title to him Doth flourish the deceit. |
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Its introduction allowed nightlife to flourish in cities and towns as interiors and streets could be lighted on a larger scale than before. |
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The diversity of the landscape and climate in Pakistan allows a wide variety of trees and plants to flourish. |
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But training in rhetoric continued to flourish and to affect styles of writing. |
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The family's finances did not flourish, and Aunt Branwell spent the money with caution. |
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With two people of their personalities and in their position, romance was bound to flourish. |
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It also included small insights to Wilkinson's family life and the relationships which have allowed his rugby playing to flourish. |
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Instead, the couple let their romance flourish in an unofficial manner, living together in a common-law marriage for decades. |
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The use of minted coins continued to flourish during the Greek and Roman eras. |
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Archaeological evidence indicates an increase of population and flourish of salt production. |
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However, the town was soon rebuilt on the same street plan and began to flourish once again. |
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In their view, the poverty, squalor, and ignorance in which many people lived made it impossible for freedom and individuality to flourish. |
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And then 30 maiko and geiko take to the stage in a flourish of multi-coloured kimonos for the annual Miyako-odori. |
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And then 30 maiko and geiko take to the stage in a flourish of multi-coloured kimonos for the annual Miyakoodori, the dance of the old capital. |
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Despite the growing European presence in the Indian Ocean, Ottoman trade with the east continued to flourish. |
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The climate of freedom in New York allowed all of these influences to flourish. |
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In the early modern period, successor states to the Adal Sultanate and Ajuran Sultanate began to flourish in Somalia. |
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The special adaptations of reptiles enabled them to flourish in the drier climate of the Permian and they grew to dominate the vertebrates. |
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During this period religious art continued to flourish on Lindisfarne, and the Liber Vitae of Durham began in the priory. |
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These climates do not routinely see hard frosts or snow, which allows plants such as palms and citrus to flourish. |
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Moreover, the Portuguese were determined to dominate the spice trade and had no intention of allowing competition to flourish. |
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They flourish where the rate of sediment buildup is greater than the rate at which the land level is sinking. |
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By the end of Whitehouse's life there were 264 boys and the school continued to grow and to flourish. |
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Furthermore, it was able to flourish as a nation state due to the many benefits and resources the Nile provided. |
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The recapture of Crete put an end to Arab raids in the Aegean allowing mainland Greece to flourish once again. |
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Although the dynasty and central government were in decline by the 9th century, art and culture continued to flourish. |
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Subtropical evergreen forests resembling those of temperate climates flourish in the higher altitudes. |
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Although the economy continued to flourish for some, social inequality remained a factor of discontent. |
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This desert exhibits diversity in succulent flora species that flourish in part due to the coastal fog. |
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The colony had grown somewhat before his arrival but it did not flourish, and Kieft was under pressure to cut costs. |
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As long as New Spain was sending silver and gold to Seville, Genoa could flourish. |
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From the 3rd century BCE onwards Prakrit and Pali literature in the north and the Tamil Sangam literature in southern India started to flourish. |
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Trade however continued to flourish among the kingdoms of Africa, Middle East, India, China and Southeast Asia. |
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This appears by the plants which flourish in this, whilst those in the hard ground are starved. |
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Glass, steel and coal industries, which had already sprung up a century earlier, could now flourish. |
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Starting in the late 1950s, the suburbs ringing Hartford began to grow and flourish and the capital city began a long decline. |
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Spring bulbs and lush wisteria flourish early, followed by flowering peach and pear trees, azaleas, rhodos, peonies and roses. |
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This is often necessary when dealing with very sandy soil, or plants that need increased or steady moisture content to flourish. |
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There was no flourish of trumpets and drums to send us off, no cheering crowds. |
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A flourish of trumpets and a shakerful of stardust to welcome Jeff Irving into the role. |
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Never be a stinker, because if you are, though you may flourish for a time like a green bay tree, sooner or later retribution will overtake you. |
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The GLF provided the hotbed for the system of uninformation and the culture of deception to flourish. |
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He signed himself 'Yours Sincerely', with a pleasant open signature, not a cocky and flamboyant Wagnerite flourish. |
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The hybrid of loganberries and youngberries is bred to flourish on the foggy coast. |
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The area is home to one of only a handful of places in West Yorkshire where autumn crocuses flourish and there are some beautiful mature trees. |
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It can scarcely be conceived, that any sensible men should seriously advance such odd fancies, or that they mean any thing more by them than rhetorication and flourish. |
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Trade with Scotland continued to flourish after independence. |
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They coped manfully, however, blasting through new single Guess I Wanted More and finishing with a flourish on their alt-rock signoff song Three Weeks. |
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Mackintosh took his inspiration from his Scottish upbringing and blended them with the flourish of Art Nouveau and the simplicity of Japanese forms. |
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Green-collar jobs are those that improve conservation and sustainability through policy, design and technology and are expected to flourish in the region. |
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Mangas are very popular comic-book books that flourish in Japan. |
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Specifically, warm season grasses, such as blue grama, flourish during the summer monsoonal rains that fall from July through September in New Mexico. |
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I feel securely fixed on the careering chair, and with the momentum gained I steer myself as on skis to the guard and come to a stop with a happy little flourish. |
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When in 710 Emperor Shomu established a new capital at Nara modeled after the capital of China, Buddhism received official support and began to flourish. |
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I admired the tauromachian flourish with which, at the end of a haircut, they removed the white bib they had placed around their customers' necks. |
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In the late 19th century, with the arrival of the first printing press and the founding of the Royal Academy of Belles Letters, Puerto Rican literature began to flourish. |
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Countering arguments that the Church needed workers here, Fathers Walsh and Price insisted the Church would not flourish until it sent missioners overseas. |
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Elsewhere, land cultivation is mostly unsuccessful because of the mountains, hot summers and poor soils, although certain cultures such as olive and grape flourish. |
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St Mungo is also said to have preached a sermon containing the words Lord, Let Glasgow flourish by the preaching of the word and the praising of thy name. |
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With a theurgical flourish, he pulled a rabbit from the hat. |
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Lucrative maritime trade, developed from previous Song Dynasty, continued to flourish, with Quanzhou and Hangzhou emerged as the largest ports in the world. |
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However, most of the country's territory is in the subtropical zone, so oranges, tangerines, lemons, feijoa, kiwi and other fruits flourish on its soils. |
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Gothic architecture continued to flourish in England for a hundred years after the precepts of Renaissance architecture were formalised in Florence in the early 15th century. |
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The Cornish language continued to flourish during the Middle Ages but declined thereafter, and the last speaker of traditional Cornish died in the 19th century. |
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Memorable partnerships flourish when one member of the duo looks deeply into the artistry of the other and embraces his or her style, musicianship, and eccentricities. |
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Pure Distinction has been bred to flourish in the hot, humid summers common in Southeastern Michigan and is also resistant to most diseases that affect bent grasses. |
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A flourish of trumpets announced the conclusion of the contest. |
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Under Brian's directorship, IMER and PML continued to flourish into a major force in marine biology, attracting a host of talented staff and international visitors. |
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Indeed, by the end of the 1960s concretism had gained only a tenuous foothold in the centers of literary modernism and avant-gardism but continued to flourish in its outposts. |
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Mick Channon provided the short-head winner of the six-furlong maiden auction stakes in Evanesce, who made every yard before holding the late flourish of Polar Dawn. |
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Portions of the deep ocean will periodically lose all of its dissolved oxygen allowing bacteria that live without oxygen to flourish and produce hydrogen sulfide gas. |
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