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Meanings of fertile ground in anglès

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Usage of fertile ground in anglès
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The events of September 11 had become fertile ground for conspiracy theories.
Idiot america: how stupidity became a virtue in the land of the ...
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This growing unease provided fertile ground for radical, populist, often nationalist sentiment.
The Guardian
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That's fertile ground for gold, ETF Securities commodities strategist Martin Arnold said.
Reuters
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Here, he obviously told himself, was fertile ground for his missionary activities.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
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That's painful to sit through, but it's fertile ground for increasing returns.
Reuters
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But a volcanic eruption is sterile, the ruin of the fertile ground.
Under Western Eyes
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With an argument about billionaires, Corbyn and Labour are on fertile ground.
The Guardian
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And disasters have proved fertile ground for con artists around the world.
Reuters
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Make way for the armchair epidemiologists. It's fertile ground for influence campaigns.
News.com.au
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This is the model neo-Nazis view as fertile ground for spreading hate.
The Guardian
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Inland, the high rainfall and fertile ground provides great potential for agricultural development.
The South African
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This crisis of confidence has created fertile ground for the insurgency.
Reuters
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The simplistic answers of the far right have found fertile ground.
The Guardian
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Democracy was fertile ground for fantasists with a taste for power.
The Guardian
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Housing affordability, child poverty and tax reform may provide fertile ground.
Radio NZ
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Of course, three losses on the bounce have provided fertile ground for critics.
The Guardian
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