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Meanings of mature early in English
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Usage of mature early in English
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The nuts, which mature early, have a rich, tender kernel of mild flavor.
2
Okay, so none of those three needed workshops - they all produced staggeringly mature early work.
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Therefore, the varieties mentioned, which generally mature early, are found to be the most suitable for this purpose.
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Alfred Nossig, reviewing the biography, says of Chopin: "As his talent, so did his heart mature early."
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Negro girls mature early.
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Minds of a certain superficial brilliancy, on the other hand, often mature early because they have so little depth and range.
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The women of Malta certainly have strong claims to beauty, at any rate up to the age of sixteen, for they mature early.
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I matured early, with a high carcass yield and nicely marbled meat.
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He could have had another two or three years, but Gudlaugur matured early.
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The secondary crop matures early in the season, leaving the ground free for the main crop.
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A boy's tennis game matures early in California.
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It matures early, first week of September, and the nuts drop out of the husk fairly readily.
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Judge Curtis' intellectual faculties matured early.
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He matured early and lost his voice at the age of twelve and that was the end of that'
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Indeed, his brain matured early.
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"The ladies of Spain," Peter remarked, with a sigh, "are inclined to mature early."