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Meanings of thrive well in English
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Usage of thrive well in English
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Only skipper and steersman seemed to thrive well under all this.
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If they are simply left alone, they will thrive well enough.
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Cattle, goats, poultry, &c., have been sent there and thrive well.
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And they don't thrive well at all in other climates.
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All sorts of Walnuts from England, France, and Maderas, thrive well from the Nut.
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Horses thrive well in the Cape Colony when imported.
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On the other hand, they often thrive well in light, and even almost sandy soils.
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Above all, there were ortolans, birds which thrive well in this part of the country.
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They thrive well where Azaleas and Rhododendrons will succeed.
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They thrive well in any ordinary garden soil, and will grow beneath the shade of trees.
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The hutch should stand on legs above ground as rabbits do not thrive well in dampness.
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It is well known that most domestic animals thrive well on good apples, especially sweet ones.
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Here, at an elevation of 2500 feet, a species of spruce-like pine appeared to thrive well.
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Being removed by the Slip or Root, they thrive well in our Gardens, and make pleasant Shades.
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They thrive well in a close glass box, or window-garden, if the conditions can be kept equable.
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There were a range of plants and flowers that thrive well in Sydney featured in the design.
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