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Seems like Wallet's literary career is about to sprout new leaves.
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The Tree of Life could sprout new branches forever.
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Birthdays, wedding anniversaries, and days on which children of the household sprout new teeth go to the weekend rate.
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It is not unusual for a barren patch of ground to sprout new growth during Tucson's brief wet season.
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There is, I suppose, some coalition fantasy in which the barren expanses they are creating will sprout new centres of entrepreneurial zeal.
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Some of the trees were dead or just stumps, but one or two had survived somehow and were trying to sprout new growth.
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We may never be able to sprout new arms in comic book fashion, but we may learn how to close an injury more quickly.
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You can continue to sprout new neurons well into adulthood, but they will be only as powerful as the neural networks they're connected to.
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He kissed him where the wrap revealed tiny black hairs, sprouting new.
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Guess people sprouting new limbs was common where he came from.
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The phalanx sprouted new gun barrels and took a step forward.
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Human Alu subfamilies exhibit continuous evolution with potential drivers sprouting new Alu lineages.
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It isn't just new farms that are sprouting new leadership.
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Camphor trees -many of them hundreds of years old - sprouted new branches.
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He kept his reputation sprouting new shoots right along-andthat ain't all joke, neither.
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The balding old spruce at the gate seemed to have sprouted new foliage overnight, thickening its silhouette against the sunrise.