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Meanings of homegrown talent in English

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Usage of homegrown talent in English
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But Saints' homegrown talent should also have been a source of interest.
The Guardian
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However, BAME representation at board level had stalled and homegrown talent was scarce.
The Guardian
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Perhaps it is the lack of opportunity for homegrown talent to blossom under Guardiola's tutelage.
News.com.au
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A creaky farm system and outdated scouting operation had produced a dearth of homegrown talent.
Reuters
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Both the Mexico squad and the Costa Rica team are predominantly filled with homegrown talent.
The Guardian
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Mubarak also stated the club's long-term vision is to focus on the development of homegrown talent.
The Guardian
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The neglect of homegrown talent in the Premier League will remain a source of gathering anxiety.
The Guardian
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The club's focus on huge signings and established names continues to squeeze out developing, homegrown talent.
The Guardian
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The next homegrown talent I would probably tip to follow in their footsteps are The Darkness.
The Guardian
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Hollywood stars and homegrown talent turned out for the Irish Film and Television Awards this weekend.
The Irish Times
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Similarly, they believe that government should be investing in schools, universities and infrastructure to foster homegrown talent.
The Guardian
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Mubarak also stated that the club's long-term vision is to focus on the development of homegrown talent.
The Guardian
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Putting South African players first However, Ntseki has urged caution against sidelining homegrown talent in favour of imports.
The South African
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Their form is stronger when it comes to the acting categories, though they do consistently favour homegrown talent.
The Guardian
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In baseball, that means investing in homegrown talent, which, like a drug patent, is closely controlled by fiat.
Reuters
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It was an era where the local industry was only just beginning to resource original material by homegrown talent.
Radio NZ
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