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Meanings of good fodder in anglès

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Usage of good fodder in anglès
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EBONY: How did you know which stories would make good fodder for songs?
Ebony
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I was only twelve, but I knew my home life was good fodder.
High on arrival
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There was not much room for fields, but there was plenty of good fodder everywhere.
The Wonderful Adventures of Nils
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As Field explains, "sex is good fodder for good writing."
Wired
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Ralston's tale won headlines worldwide and made good fodder for TV news and early morning chat shows.
Reuters
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This is good fodder for any newspaper.
The Guardian
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The ripened seeds are used as a food and the vines make good fodder for the farm animals.
The First Book of Farming
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His views can be such good fodder for headlines, that there is a temptation to cover everything he says.
The Guardian
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It is certainly possible that the stimulus vote will be two years too old to be good fodder for the midterms.
The Guardian
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Food: Some of the local restaurants can be cheap -and you can get some good fodder for under R100 a meal.
The South African
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The native grass is not materially affected by a shower or two; it is fairly good fodder even when buried under the winter's snow.
Commercial Geography / A Book for High Schools, Commercial Cours...
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There were many cases of mange which we had been hitherto unable to properly isolate, and good fodder in adequate quantity was an innovation.
War in the Garden of Eden
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The farmer was very friendly, and thought her goat was now by far one of the finest, because she had had good fodder so long.
Toni, the Little Woodcarver
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"We have good fodder up here on the mountain, all the year around."
The Wonderful Adventures of Nils
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