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Cropped.

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Usage of cropped in English
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A host of new local utilities have cropped up as a result.
The Guardian
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Here's that photo one more time, cropped slightly closer for good measure.
News.com.au
3
Blocked sidewalks, broken equipment, regulation, safety and other concerns have cropped up.
Reuters
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And then, roughly every week after that, another new infection cropped up.
Wired
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Only one problem cropped up -a bank of elevators was slowed.
The new yorker
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He'd cropped my new baby niece out of a very recent photo.
The Guardian
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Image modified by the author- cropped and enlarged section to show detail.
The Guardian
8
Horses cropped at the grass; soldiers were moving with buckets of water.
The Dark Forest
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But now it has cropped up in a most unexpected place: science.
Wired
10
The unfortunate strain might have cropped up more strongly in his brother.
The Marooner
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It's been cropped short since the day he stepped into my cell.
Shatter Me
12
A legal technicality cropped up and the trial had to be repeated.
The New North
13
Cows cropped on the green, and geese waddled self-importantly across the road.
To the blight: the eye of the world
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I have cropped the name of the officer, to protect their identity.
The Guardian
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But when the danger was over the old jealousies cropped out again.
The Winning of the West, Volume 2 / From the Alleghanies to the ...
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They rented and share cropped together I reckon after the War ended.
Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States...
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
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