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Meanings of prolific source in English
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Usage of prolific source in English
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The prodigal son has been another prolific source of literary writing.
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The whole Book of Proverbs brands laziness as the most prolific source of poverty.
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This too is the prolific source of social misery.
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Our data suggests that LABs are prolific source of low molecular weight non modified peptides.
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This refusal to vote been the prolific source of all the evils which have followed.
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Hastily drawn treaties are a prolific source of war.
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Thus a shrinkage in the volume of money is the prolific source of bankruptcy and ruin.
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A prolific source of information was Roy Medvedev.
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Speed alone I am not willing to admit is the most prolific source of hot boxes.
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Wastefulness, extravagance, is a prolific source of worry.
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The huge brick oven in which the four housewives cooked dinner was another prolific source of strife.
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This consideration may be taken as another prolific source of poetry which is opened in democratic ages.
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Envy is a prolific source of worry.
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He realized at once that the heat generated in a solid core was a prolific source of loss.
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Saises are almost the most prolific source of rumor, but he had a means of stilling their tongues.
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A mother must be careful not to over-feed a child, as over-feeding is a prolific source of disease.
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