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But uprooting is often a haphazard affair, usually affecting those who cannot bribe the eradication teams to pass over their plots.

The cyclone packed winds of up to 120 kilometers an hour, destroying power and telephone lines and uprooting trees in Bihar and West Bengal.

The storm wreaked havoc on the garden , uprooting several trees .

Would the better option be to employ a much smaller fighting force focused just on uprooting al Qaeda and its sympathizers?

Uprooting yourself from your native culture is difficult enough, without having to deal with unnecessary bureaucratic obstacles.

After all, the West is cheering on Pakistan's army as it takes on the Taliban, uprooting people in their hundreds of thousands.

Smooth up the sleeves and bent tree uprooting weed, one by one to pick up the plastic bags, 1. 1 point to clean up the annoying spam.

The salary was $60, 000 less than what he earned before, and uprooting his family from Maryland would be difficult.

Some commute to avoid uprooting family when airline jobs move.

the act of uprooting and moving a plant to a new location.

In the EU itself, vineyard area decreased by a further 2. 5% in 2009 as the new subsidised uprooting program kicked in.

Last-ditch efforts by the researchers and the bureau to prevent the uprooting failed.

Uprooting some seedlings, Fang says he has missed the narrow window for planting.

So Xen, EC2, Vmware, and other technologies are uprooting traditional thoughts on system management.

Within seconds of uprooting that toxic weed and planting the new seed, you will see a result!

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