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Nobody knows what causes it and a "cure" seems to be unrealistic, although a huge amount of money is ploughed into researching just that.

As a rookie, Hamilton was expected to spend this season learning from Alonso, but in fact has ploughed ahead of him.

or at least it would have been a neat sideline if he hadn't ploughed the profits (an estimated $220m) into charitable causes.

All that land would have to be ploughed up and planted over again, planted in corn.

She had circled through a ploughed field for a mile until the light of the fires died out behind her.

I began to follow her and she took me through the rear garden, across a ploughed field and into a farm yard.

Up to 100 people have been killed after a runaway truck ploughed into a crowded market in Nigeria.

The 2CV had a design brief to be able to be driven at speed over a ploughed field.

So although it is true Brazil has a lot of spare farmland, it did not just have it hanging around, waiting to be ploughed.

Henceforth a foreign pension fund or central bank that once mindlessly ploughed his spare cash into Treasurys will have to think twice.

The field ploughed, he began to spread seed.

The money made is said to be ploughed back into charitable foundations.

He ploughed on, trying to outline his plans for the paper.

It was the height of the rush hour . An overcrowded bus ploughed its way through the busy streets.

A putain of a field, never ploughed before, strewn with rocks and slippy with clay sloping down into a ravine.

A prayer of the Athenians: Rain, rain, O dear Zeus, down on the ploughed fields of the Athenians and on the plains.

But global investment started to pick up in 2003 as Asian countries ploughed more money into infrastructure.

Mrs. Murphy ploughed back and forth in their midst, like a soft mountain down which plunged an audible cataract of tears.

For lo I am for you, and I will turn to you, and you shall be ploughed and sown.

The train ploughed into the vehicle and flew off the rails at the crossing near the village of Ufton Nervet, 40 miles west of London.

This was the death that was brought to my mind by the crushed thistle in the ploughed field.

The land was not to be ploughed or sown that year.

Stubble strip of conservation tillage can lower wind velocity, conserve water and soil, resist wind erosion and protect strip ploughed land.

The ship ploughed the sea towards the occupied island.

As for the field called Duranthon, he never ploughed it.

Brazilian farmers pioneered "no-till" agriculture, in which the soil is not ploughed nor the crop harvested at ground level.

usually, this "crop residue" would be ploughed into the ground to improve fertility.

The lowest-cost producer pricing at the market rate will make more profit than competitors, which can be ploughed back into the business.

I ploughed into him with all the strength I possessed.

Halfway across the field, the farmer ploughed up some very large stones which nearly broke his machine.

Most people, looking at a newly-ploughed field, simply see a barren landscape.

The young broilers are digged into a pit and then ploughed by a tractor.

country of north Georgia was ploughed in a million curves to keep the rich earth from washing down into the river bottoms.

The driver wasn't paying attention when the car suddenly ploughed into a cement pole.

The spacecraft ploughed into a 60-mile-wide crater called Cabeus, which is permanently in shade at the lunar south pole.

All the profits for the year were ploughed back into the business.

They can't or won't put a price on the money they've ploughed into it, but it must run into five figures, and possibly six.

Suddenly ploughed tracts and irrigation channels appeared, and the glisten of flooded rice-fields; and cranes preceded the suburbs of Mari.

No farmer ever ploughed a field by turning it over in his mind.

These soil marks can be picked outmost easily when the land has been ploughed.

A passenger train ploughed into another that was waiting at a station in the town of Sainthia, West Bengal state, early on Monday.

The great ship ploughed across the ocean.

They ploughed those surpluses into America's bond market, holding down interest rates and inflating the housing bubble.

Entrepreneurs ploughed their money into new milking parlours, and purchased animals and milk quota to join the boom.

More of the cash the government expects to save through the reforms will be ploughed into housing and infrastructure.

For us, they toiled in sweatshops and settled the West; endured the lash of the whip and ploughed the hard earth.

Several rainfalls soon followed, and brother Tian always ploughed the land just in time to catch the water.

Funds have made some changes to the way they operate since they ploughed money into the banks.

Over the past fortnight, foreign investors have ploughed more than $500m into Asian equity funds, reports EPFR Global.

Many boats ploughed briskly through the sea.

He liked the rain- washed Cornish air And smell of ploughed-up soil , He liked a landscape big and bare And painted it in oil .

Policy holders' money ploughed into domestic equities has also evaporated.

But rather than reduce the deficit further it wants this money ploughed back into health services.

Some built little houses of clods of the ploughed field, or plaited straws of stubble.

All around were fields , great stretches of ploughed earth and meadows of coarse herbage .

After a brief spell in the armed forces, he ploughed his energies into his father's billboard business.

Steel slag will engross the ploughed areas, and will pollute tile surroundings if not treated for a long time.

Flight 447 ploughed into thunderstorms and heavy turbulence four hours into its overnight flight from Rio de Janeiro to Paris.

Too often, excess capital has been ploughed into poorly scrutinised investments.

The prospecting team ploughed their way through the snows.

The reason of this result is that the R&D expenditure ploughed into enterprise is of no effect and it didn't turn it into technology assets.

In old society many talented young people were too often ploughed under.

The builders ploughed in a lot of young trees when they cleared this area for development.

The charcoal is then ploughed into soils where it is hoped it will remain forever, improving soil fertility in the process.

Would I mind giving some feedback? So I ploughed through two pages of questions. How well informed did you feel about the charity?

now the fields are ploughed by machine , and the horses and the mules are of no use.

Our great ship ploughed through the heavy waves.

In those days talented young people were too often ploughed under.

The examiners ploughed half the candidates.

In some cases, the total soil carbon level in ploughed soil was about 30 per cent higher than in no-till soils.

We ploughed on no matter how difficult it was.

Below the 10 cm depth, no-till soils had similar or lower stored carbon levels than ploughed soils.

Between 2006 and 2008, foreigners ploughed investment, direct and portfolio, into the country.

The tuck slowly ploughed through the mud.

As soon as they arrived there they ploughed into the work.

The profits were ploughed back into business.

A truck ploughed into the back of the bus.

A van crashed and then ploughed into the post office.

We've ploughed through all the documents that can possibly have a bearing on your case.

The ground was ploughed and planted with corn.

The prospecting teams ploughed their way throngh the weeds.

on snow, water, or even on a ploughed field.

The snow in the streets have already been ploughed, so it is safe to drive.

In 2007, a meteorite ploughed into the countryside near the Andean town of Carancas in Peru, creating a 15m (50ft) wide crater.

I am sure to be ploughed at the examination.

The agricultural acreage which we newly ploughed get get ed to 5 thousorhectares .

He ploughed through the dull book to the end.

Many years later, I was going to Europe on one of the finest ships that ever ploughed the waters of the Atlantic.

They sowed a crop in the newly-ploughed field.

There are three channels ploughed out by a river.

Tanks had ploughed up muddy roads.

She ploughed as a man.

When the forest was cleared, a lot of small branches were ploughed under.

I have ploughed and planted, and gathered into bars, and no man could head me!

He's been ploughed in every exam.

He ploughed an acre in six hours.

After their marriage, the Cowherd ploughed and the Girl Weaver wove and they loved each other.

As soon as we arrived there, we ploughed into the work.

I ploughed my finals.

To find a hoard still located in its Bronze Age context, below the level of ploughed soil, is very rare.

At that time nature was pure field to be ploughed, sown and harvested.

It can land on a ploughed field.

Spatial variability of the bottom of ploughed stratum

Briefly Summarizing the Status of the Ploughed Grassland and its Management Strategy

Study of ploughed field information extraction in rice area of Thailand

And he ploughed up the ground by the cold lake shore

Effects of applying nitrogen fertilizer at different stages in ploughed furrow on dry matter production and yield of rice

and chase after insects across the newly ploughed paddies

Even in the middle of a ploughed paddy field

Can be left in the field and ploughed in after the harvest

The stone beach ploughed action fake open up wasteland land

Money will be ploughed back into projects in the area

a ploughed field a carved figure

a big ship ploughed the sea at full sail