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This was a beautiful dress, great price and good quality, one wrote.
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On good days he's able to feed himself, but cannot dress himself.
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She went to Bullock's, bought a 'new dress, new hat, new shoes.
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America has certainly reached its egalitarian summit as far as dress goes.
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In India, specially in June, they are not particular about the dress.
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The company said farmers need its new technology to maximize crop production.
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Adama is the largest supplier of generic crop protection products in Europe.
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Other names are, however, sure to crop up in the coming days.
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African farmers should also be helped to work with new crop varieties.
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Photo: Supplied The grass reduces crop yields and causes animal welfare problems.
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FKP said it would use the funds raised to help trim debt.
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Higher home consumption would trim the volume of beans available for export.
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Luckily, new smart home tech makes it possible to trim that usage.
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Clean-shaven years ago, he now had a beard that needed a trim.
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Mercedes-Benz EQS vitals On sale: Before 2025 in production trim Cost: Priceless.
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In France, robots prune grapevines, and are used for weeding and cultivation.
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Nourish your idea plants that have been starved; prune your word plants.
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One way to solve this is to prune back in early spring.
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Rather, than cut away all this young growth in March, prune now.
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Some think it best to prune before the sap begins to run.
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Eni said Saipem's warning would lop 200 million euros off its earnings.
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The lop-eared cub drew out of the race at the same time.
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It was just the rain, though, blown inside past the lop-sided shutters.
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But surely the maddest men of all are the lop-sided man-bag martyrs.
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One more weary effort getting nearly electrocuted to lop down the bristles.
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Which means that the state needs to cut back on its expenditure.
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Or simply cut back a bit at meals and continue the snacks.
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Then the city decided to gradually cut back because of budgetary problems.
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Gannon shook it then saw the second TV cut back to news.
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Once more, cut back, conserve -the days ahead are yet unsure.
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Finally I was able to snip it open and she was safe.
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He says he will do it for a snip in the profits.
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There was no answer but the crisp snip, snip of the shears.
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And that snip of a Miss Dixon left without apologizing to you.
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Every now and then a snip of ugly gossip reached Eleanore's ears.
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The metallic snip of Hilario's shears sounded like a pistol-shot to O'Reilly.
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Juana, without pens, ink, or paper, was replying by snip of scissors.
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Once cooled, snip the bag open and peel it off the chocolate.
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Her snip of a nose, which she had always wished was longer.
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Take it down to the smoking-room and snip off the ends for me.
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Also be sure to snip out any weak or misshapen plants.
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She was 49, we hear Steve snip again through the TV.
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For a moment, Marse and I watched her snip awkwardly behind one ear.
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Chop or snip fresh basil roughly and add to the pasta.
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PopTV could just snip out these moments in the edit room.
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Use your scissors and snip off a little bit of extra.
