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Meanings of homegrown in English

Homegrown.

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Usage of homegrown in English
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Either way, India's problem is mostly homegrown -and it looks thorny.
Reuters
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The funding is mostly homegrown; foreign investors made up just 10 percent.
Reuters
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But Saints' homegrown talent should also have been a source of interest.
The Guardian
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The prospect of homegrown terrorists keep U.S. security officials up at night.
Wired
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FBI Director James Comey acknowledged the difficulties of countering the homegrown threat.
Reuters
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The report highlighted dangers from decentralized terrorist networks recruiting homegrown violent extremists.
Reuters
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A homegrown success story and a showcase for Ireland's tech hub credentials.
The Irish Times
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Elsewhere in the world, people can't get enough of our homegrown shellfish.
The Guardian
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He's one of the creatives behind the homegrown TV comedy Wellington… Audio
Radio NZ
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There are also a few homegrown festivals to keep an eye on.
The Irish Times
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But what might happen to a homegrown Pussy Riot in New York?
The Guardian
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How excited he'd gotten when he made her smell his homegrown pot.
Stunning
13
The proposed revisions follow a decision last month to allow homegrown hedge funds.
Reuters
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This was a very new tone on France's escalating problem of homegrown terrorism.
The Guardian
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The Department of Homeland Security wants more data points on potential homegrown terrorists.
Wired
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The gloomy world economic outlook might, however, provide support for homegrown independent titles.
Reuters
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Homegrown across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common