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Meanings of thrive in in English

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Usage of thrive in in English
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Silverfish only thrive in damp conditions, so they're fairly easy to control.
BBC
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They grow and thrive in the lower part of the large bowel.
The Mother and Her Child
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Several militant groups thrive in the impoverished, rural areas of Pakistan's heartland.
Reuters
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Sancho also showed a confidence he could thrive in a foreign land.
The Guardian
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They thrive in that particular soil, but will not often bear transplanting.
Letters to His Son, 1748 / On the Fine Art of Becoming a Man of ...
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The sea creatures thrive in shallow, muddy waters, estuaries or seagrass beds.
The Guardian
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This strain allows the plant to thrive in the humid local climate.
BBC
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The UK offers a vibrant, resource-rich environment for entrepreneurs to thrive in.
The Guardian
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Which companies will survive the shutdown and thrive in the subsequent recovery?
The South African
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Yet some communities have quietly continued to thrive in the virtual world.
Wired
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We will have to wait to see that potential thrive in 2014.
The Guardian
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Intellectual wild oats will thrive in a soil of the strictest morality.'
Desperate Remedies
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Mr Saleh has warned that without him, al-Qaeda would thrive in Yemen.
The Irish Times
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Same with the brash overachievers who learn to thrive in the cockpit.
Wired
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Bacteria thrive in an acid environment, but alkalinity is deadly to them.
The Irish Times
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You can thrive in what looks like no-win scenarios for other people.
Ebony
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