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Stalin feared that the multi-ethnic Soviet Union was a breeding ground for fifth-columnists, who would aid the enemy in case of war.

This was mainly a bid for a legacy, but he also believed Africa's poverty made it a breeding ground or haven for terrorism.

With no mountains to stop the wind, the Great Plains are a breeding ground for massive thunder storms.

And I applaud the president's proven willingness to take the fight against terrorism to its breeding ground.

The water also posed a serious threat to public health, as it was an easy breeding ground for mosquitoes and bacteria.

The Internet provides a fertile breeding ground for this sort of behavior to flourish.

Indeed, the fact that a patent application is the breeding ground of an unjust enrichment claim, does not require proof of a patent benefit.

The goal is not a flourishing democracy, just a halfway stable state, which is not a haven or breeding ground for terrorists.

Unfortunately, rags that are hung inside will not fully dry and can evolve into a breeding ground for bacteria.

Yet in its youth it was, like its gentler sister Earth, swathed in oceans that provided a suitable breeding ground for life.

The perfect breeding ground for collaboration, the Internet moves ideas and code around the world in an instant.

Correction: The evil side religious movement, functioned as breeding ground, specifically in CHINA tends to cultivate ethical deterioration.

Though China's balmy southern region is notorious as a breeding ground for nasty viruses, the deadly force in question is not a disease.

Meanwhile, the results of prolonged warfare and drought in Somalia are proving to be a breeding ground for measles.

Oxygen in the air would taste of food oxidation, but also easy to bacteria breeding ground for corruption.

But in a commentary, the Global Times hit out at "some foreignmedia" for interpreting the program as a breeding ground for a "hacker army" .

With the club from Wuhan, the ball is indeed a tacit agreement to provide a breeding ground.

You can imagine, if you had to parse a much more complex XML document, that the handler might become a breeding ground for bugs.

Researchers warn that malnourished people may be a breeding ground for more dangerous infectious diseases.

South Africa's diverse habitat and vegetation provides a perfect breeding ground for a lively and varied selection of birdlife.

Yangtze River had always been the ideal habitat, breeding ground, and migration channel by aquatic organisms.

Reliability: reliability is a very addictive breeding ground for mutual trust and improved interpersonal relations.

Markets crowded with domestic animals or wildlife are the perfect breeding ground for the spread of zoonotic diseases.

While not immediately harmful, elevated levels of bacteria indicate poor hygiene and can act as a breeding ground for more serious germs.

Also useful is a Clinton-era pids concerning the inadvertent destruction of a dove breeding ground.

On the ground, between the cribs, was two to three inches of standing water -- a fertile breeding ground for malarial mosquitos.

With the canal , Panama is now a breeding ground for international crime. 27 different nationalities we have here .

Well that's going to be a breeding ground for compassion.

Blocked sinuses that are filled with fluid become a breeding ground for infection-causing bacteria.

The answer is simple: Investment partnerships are the perfect breeding ground for groupthink.

Many of you cited poverty - together with malnutrition - as a breeding ground for ill-health.

Even after air masses move far from their original breeding ground source, they may still be recognized by their characteristics.

Their denial of past crimes is a breeding ground for more hostility towards Japan. Maybe future generation will avenge the victims. . .

The culprit is not sweat itself, but the bacteria that use sweaty skin as a breeding ground.

But China's modern face hides a heritage of conflict and Confucian style spirituality, the perfect breeding ground for martial arts.

They return to the same breeding ground, and often to the same nest, each year, and usually seek out their previous year's mate.

However, it has become a breeding ground for network hypochondria soil.

This would create a "breeding ground for conflict" that would leave the other person feeling like they are being taken for granted.

It is now one of the major breeding ground for high-profile talents and important base in science and technology research.

In the private space, the poetic spirit which firmly rooted in the scholar's hearts accessed the most suitable breeding ground.

Air-conditioning ducts create a perfect breeding ground for Legionnaire's disease bacteria.

With summer coming, this garbage will be a breeding ground for mosquitoes, flies and rats.

Objective To analysis breeding ground of Clonorchis sinensis and explore the epidemiology basis lead to Clonorchis sinensis.

After hatching, young salamanders go into the breeding ground through rainwater for accresence.

Grass land is a immediate cause and breeding ground of Zhang Chengzhi literature life and it is the cradle of his creation of novel.

So you continue to tell me. It is your way of decreeing that Praxis had become nothing more than an Invid breeding ground.

Cramming infirm people into one place creates the ideal breeding ground for disease.

The dingy and insanitary environment in the shantytown is a breeding ground for crime.

In many cases the family acts as a breeding ground for frustration and violence.

And any event that attracts a large crowd presents a perfect breeding ground for Bluetooth viruses.

There is no breeding ground for major social and political crises.

This cavalier use of low-level antibiotics creates a perfect breeding ground for antibiotic-resistant pathogens.

Damp, dirty houses are a breeding ground for disease.

When women are maltreated and when they are deprived of economic power, it creates a breeding ground for future terrorism.

This is in fact the birth of the devil the best breeding ground for fear, they are going on around us.

Argh! Looks like some kind of breeding ground for these things.

It is a breeding ground for humpback whales that migrate from the Antarctic each year.

The developed world will remain the breeding ground of the wealthy individuals of the future, according to research published today.

A place or condition favorable to growth; a breeding ground.

This not only provides a breeding ground for corruption of good soil, but also very likely to cause the backlog of material loss and waste.

Cattle could also act as a potential breeding ground for H5N1.

Vienna, and much of Austria, thus became a natural breeding ground for musicians.

Bush or grassland with high humidity, it is the breeding ground for gnats.

GE prides itself on being a breeding ground for exceptionally talented managers. That is likely to remain true.

Dirt is the breeding-ground of disease.

It's a breeding ground for creative people and music is what we do best, " says Martinez. "

"Financial markets are not only vulnerable to black swans but have become the perfect breeding ground for them, " says Mr Guldimann.

Its flora help to slow climate change and it is a breeding ground for 3 billion migratory songbirds.

a breeding ground for gregarious birds (such as rooks ).

The cranes migrate 3, 100 miles tothe Yangtze region from their breeding ground in western Siberia.

This individualism in the society provides fertile breeding ground for torrent of immoderate emotions to mushroom.

the resulting array of water-storage tanks provides the perfect breeding ground for an army of mosquitoes

Investigation on mosquito breeding ground at building floor and residential quarters

Deprived of oxygen, wounds become an ideal breeding ground for clostridium,