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for I knew all the while that it would yield the most abundant crop of the kind I wanted, if I could only afford to let it alone.

That year he managed to raise a crop of potatoes that weighed up to five pounds each but did not taste like potatoes at all.

In other time crops coefficient between the two crops of change, it is to produce a crop of the main reason rop water requirement.

Applied to the current crop of cutting edge web and mobile technologies, it looks like the next few years are going to be quite exciting.

Experienced senior executives are convinced that this downturn will produce a new crop of world-beating businesses.

The best way out of stagnation, Americans counseled, was to let weak companies die, freeing up capital for a new crop of leaner entrants.

There was so much ice in 1992 , the following year, that there was a bumper crop of polar bear cubs who were known as the Pinatubo cubs .

As this year's crop of internet-security breaches shows, virtual pastures are just as prone to it as the grassy sort.

France produces its own small crop of GM corn and uses more of the stuff than any other country in Europe.

He looked back at his own life, what a poor crop of secrets it had produced!

LinkedIn -- a social network aimed at professionals -- was among the first of a new crop of Web firms to go public this year.

It a continuing process that a new crop of innovative vendors are making more interesting.

The ovaries will then be kick-started with powerful fertility drugs to encourage them to produce a bumper crop of eggs.

The generous terms of the original deal stemmed from it being among the first crop of investments by western banks in Chinese lenders.

They see these tools as a useful way of teaching new skills to a tech-savvy crop of students who came of age during the Xbox era.

Lisa : I'd guess it was taro. That used to be the staple crop of the islanders.

But a decade ago, a crop of left-wing governments came to power in much of the region with a different view.

It was a fine summer and we had a good crop of corn .

Investors must be careful with the next crop of tech IPOs, particularly online game company Zynga.

Let's leave aside worries of a property bubble and a new crop of bad loans. Forget the specter of protectionism.

He calculated that an angle of 34 degrees at a latitude of 52 degrees would produce a highly flavoured, rather than an early crop of grapes.

Once again this current crop of new stage pianos really are wonderful and there really is no one best.

The Oscars scored its biggest audience in three years, bolstered by a crop of widely seen movies and a closely contested race.

The current crop of leaders' more populous touch seems to resonate more.

The site where Red Star once stood is already surrounded by a crop of expensive high-rise apartment towers and a new subway station.

This crop of MBAs' desire to pursue socially-minded careers is another reason for the surge in interest in healthcare, he says.

But at least this year's crop of young things will find they have plenty of friends in the same boat.

The abundant crop of fruit - high in vitamin C - is the source of jelly and jam as well as the basis for a potent liquor.

The temperature was a main meteorological factor which influenced on a bumper crop of rice or rice failed in Heilongjiang Province.

And a crop of upscale hotels has arrived, including a JW Marriott, making Quito a glorious new center in the so-called Middle of the World.

As investors swoon over the latest crop of hot startups, consider what happened to the last round.

So from January Congress will include a higher proportion of lefty Democrats and a new crop of conservative Republicans.

While corn is abundant in the United States, Anton mentions another major feed crop of interest to DuPont: sugar cane.

So why does the current crop of thinkers seem so unimpressive? Here are a few possible explanations.

As a teacher, I decided to find out what my current crop of software engineering students think.

Still, with elections looming, these parties may have little time to regroup or field a strong crop of candidates.

Our current crop of prisoners is an elite group, on the whole much more serious offenders than those who were once imprisoned in Alcatraz.

These are tears I weep out of frustration that the current crop of nation's leaders do not share Cory's heart and love for us.

A change of management would produce a crop of problems.

It is recovering in the ratings and Mr Wright hopes to prove NBC's critics wrong with a crop of new shows for the autumn.

Division He managed to raise a crop of 200 miracle tomatoes that weight up to two pounds each.

And it is believed that she will become the first of the current crop of LPGA Tour player to tee off in a Winter Series tournament.

The withering of the Doha world trade round has led, predictably, to a flourishing crop of alternatives.

Agriculture officials say the heavy rains this season have damaged or stunted the crop of many competitive growers of giant pumpkins.

He managed to raise a crop of 200 miracle tomatoes that weighed up to two pounds each.

Such trades are called naked shorts and are the object of a new crop of lawsuits.

Mr Goldman points to Attorney. org as an example of the crop of new sites that are using low-cost content to gain a foothold.

For this new crop of college students, attaining wealth ranks higher than raising a family and becoming an authority in their chosen field.

The poverty was just too severe, a poverty felt by many families in the area: most people lived off one crop of rice per year.

Ram mortgaged his crop of rice and bamboo for next year and took out loans to pay for the pricey in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment.

The predicament of the current crop of law- and medical-school graduates might give PhD students an opportunity for Schadenfreude.

Aid agencies say a new crop of rice needs to be planted within weeks to avoid a prolonged food crisis.

But the real artist among the new crop of stars coming out of Asia is Yundi Li.

Depending on the availability and use of the land, the annual crop of calves is sold to feedlots at different ages and sizes.

The latest crop of startups is focusing on personalization using a combination of Interest and Social Graphs.

Sugar cane is a kind of sugar crop, also be one of main economy crop of semi-tropical area.

A new crop of online social-networking sites has taken aim at the rich, seeking to create exclusive Web communities of like-moneyed friends.

Popular mandate or not, Japan's recent crop of leaders has underwhelmed.

A few decades later, the new crop of current and possible First Husbands should take note.

Their undergraduate degrees, many from the growing crop of third-tier provincial schools, earn them little respect in the big city.

"Spider-Man 3" made up for an otherwise soft crop of movies.

Disruptive as they are, the current crop of developments could put them within your reach.

It appears now that the cycle has come around again as a new crop of portal developers begin to build new projects.

It is a main task of this stage's development to breed and cultivate a crop of large transnational corporations.

Faster economic growth is driving a big rise in demand for higher education in the region and a large crop of new universities.

The Patriots are usually entertaining on the field, and this year promises a bumper crop of points.

And while other phone makers, notably Motorola , have selected Android as its software partner, a new crop of G-phones has yet to arrive.

A crop of skyscrapers encircles a harbour decorated with sleek motorboats and a Ferretti yacht costing $5. 5m.

Believe it or not, the wastewater of 100, 000 people could yield an annual crop of about 200 tons of high-grade fertilizer.

To stand up this straw man the president's critics recycle the same small crop of incriminating quotations time and again.

This week she at last appointed the first crop of 27 EU ambassadors, but she still lacks her most senior officials.

a North American vine with fragrant blossoms and edible tubers; important food crop of Native Americans.

It is dry and dusty, with infertile soil, and the summer rains run away too fast for a decent crop of rice.

Airbus, along with a new crop of foreign competitors, namely the Chinese, is aggressively pitching Boeing's anchor customers.

It is not surprising that Asians and Hispanics dominate the current crop of bills: they are California's two fastest-growing groups.

He stimulated a new crop of researches into the subject by many scholars.

Let's face it: the current crop of world leaders is far from inspiring.

But the crop of foreign students in agriculture and natural resources was twenty percent bigger than the year before.

That the nuclear reactor burnt in Chernobyl brought Russian a crop of misfortunes.

They are the smartest young men in Germany the cream of the crop of there generation.

Adaptation Bananas and plantains are today grown in every humid tropical region and constitutes the 4th largest fruit crop of the world.

The banana tree, swaying gently in the breeze, had a good crop of fruit.

On the positive side, though, the year saw a bumper crop of unusually illuminating books of reportage.

Before the current crop of "undercover" vampires, the creatures were always portrayed as being more mysterious.

The apple tree, swaying gently in the breeze, had a good crop of fruit.

Ever the optimist, Bill Gates sees a possible change of attitude among China's new crop of billionaires.

The reaction of rice varieties to winter hardiness was evaluated in the first crop of 1970 at the Chiayi Agricultural Experiment Station.

An indigenous crop of the Americas, tobacco is cultivated for its leaves.

The flood of credit has raised concerns that a new crop of future bad loans could be being created by the banks' rush to lend.

Addressing a new crop of writers at a training session, she seeks first to reassure.

The first three months of 2011 have seen the emergence of a crop of new Web stars.

The neighbors would stop to admire the huge crop of vegetables and puzzle over their own gardens weren't doing well.

The game marks an important test for the Bianconeri's promising crop of young players.

The walking speed and feeding of crop of the present combine are controlled manually.

A new crop of heroes was being put forward by the Kremlin and the Communist Party.

The Palestinians' Fatah party is soon to have its first congress in 20 years, perhaps producing a better crop of leaders.

We have some 79 trainees that we're about to induct and swear in as the next crop of Peace Corps volunteers here in China.

However, when a crop of berries is pinpointed it is everyone for themself.

The crop of animal produce and quality rise substantially. . .

AOP is a new technology, and, as such, not all of the current crop of tools are mature enough for commercial development.

Frank McParland has today saluted the crop of talent emerging from the club's Academy.

Back when Personas launched in late 2007, we liked the idea, but found the initial crop of designs. . . well. . . "ugly as sin. "

ABC's new crop of comedies are what Variety, a trade magazine, calls "laughers" .

"The concern is the farmers' loss of their fundamental right to choose the crop of their choice, " Kimbrell says.

This is the crop of the Indian subcontinent and of Argentina.

Every few years a new crop of consoles is launched, spurring a wave of sales as gamers upgrade.

The 737 and A320 families dominate domestic airline fleets and are particularly the choice of the crop of startup carriers.

The buzz over the latest crop of tech newcomers has been palpable.

A management shake-up this week has brought a new crop of pretenders into sharper focus.

Its economy has been kept churning by enforced bank lending that could yet rebound in asset price bubbles or a crop of bad loans.

The new crop of tall dolls, priced in the $30-to-$50 range, wear modern clothes, and many come with books or accessories included.

These five countries produces about half of the world's crop of coffee beans.

However, we crop of another crop of fighters, not a retreat to.

This is a series of profiles featuring interviews with some of this year's crop of summer interns at HP Labs.

An early crop of joint-venture hospitals sprouted at the start of the 1990s.

Here he selects his favourites from the latest crop of stylish hotels.

We had a very good crop of strawberries this year?

If you're into online dating, know there's a growing crop of niche sites geared for dog lovers (datemypet. com, lovemelovemypets. com. ).

There's a crop of new players, [Aaron] Ramsey, myself, Kieran Gibbs. . . hopefully we can really create something special.

he had a thick crop of black curly hair.

The breeding herds annually produce and sell a crop of calves.

China's new crop of hedonists indulge themselves, whether or not they can afford it.

The latest crop of handbags are setting new trends this fall.

Others may plant another crop of cane, which will be sown in February and harvested the following October, 14 months away.

Wheat is one of the most widely grown crop in the world and it is the most important food crop of northern China.

It all begins when we choose which three stories from the latest crop of weeklies .

And if the monsoon meets expectations, the country may produce a record crop of grains this year.

Some crops require water-hungry irrigation systems to thrive, but what is the thirstiest crop of all?

If because of un- usual weather conditions there is a sudden increase in crop of oranges, all the consumers will benefit.

Slower performance than the most recent crop of embedded GUI ware.

Hong cai tai is a crop of cross-pollination, whose heterosis is very evident.

A bumper crop of recent illness related to raw milk accentuates the problem.

Estimates from the World Processing Tomato Council (WPTC) suggest a potential crop of 7. 680 million tonnes of tomatoes this year.

In the gaps that open between what we once were taught, and what we now believe, grows a rich crop of guilt.

They reaped a fine crop of fruit from the bushes that they planted last year.

Yulex, a firm that has commercialised guayule, gets an annual crop of 400 kilograms per hectare.

We raised a good crop of tomatoes this year.

Despite the rapid growth of our country crop of elevator, elevator market demand is far did not achieve the level of saturation.

This would include a bumper soyabean crop of about 70m tonnes.

For planting the new crop of potatoes.

And being in the title race will have given the current crop of players the genuine belief they can stay the course.

The occasion for this is a crop of new dynamic languages.

The current crop of captains of industry is also much more international, with just 58 being British, compared with 80 in 1984.

this land yields a good crop of rice.

Does the current crop of people search engines make you want to change your name, fail you entirely, or help you get in touch?

Core 3: China produces the world's second largest crop of soybeans.

The apple tree, which was swaying gently in the breeze, had a good crop of fruit.

The county's spring crop of basic crops, and make up for Spring.

The crop of of all kinds economy such as beet, oil plants all also obtained unprecedented big bumper harvest.

There is a right smart crop of cotton this year.

I wonder what the 2008 crop of MWs will consider celebratory bottles in 2033.

a bumper crop of corn.

It is the most important industrial crop of Camellia genus.

Oat not only is an important crop of rear and grain, but also a crop of green nutrition and health.

Last year Mr Bloomberg's first crop of small high-schools had a graduation rate of 78%, compared with 58% city-wide.

For farmers, that can make the difference between crop failure and a bumper crop of more than 1, 000 tons of wheat.

The crop of wheat this year will be still better than last year's.

Grower Bill Goff sold the entire crop of his 1, 800 acres of Georgia pecans to Chinese buyers last year.

A quiet man with a crop of stubby , graying hair, Mr. Zhang, 46 years old, refuses to be cowed.

All in all, Forbes estimated that China's crop of billionaires grew from 126 last year to 146 now.

And the newer crop of 70 years old performed far better than the previous generation did.

Comparison on varietal characteristics among some tomato varieties as a crop of long growing-season

Revaluating pan granulation technology from production in Southern Fertilizer Crop. Of Bangladesh

Preliminary study on dominant selection and adjustment to double crop of round - grained and long - grained late rice(hybrid)

Nitrogen uptake and grain yield effects of double-cropping rice at different nitrogen application rates in the first crop of ratoon rice

After drought in 2009, Mexico produced a record maize crop of nearly 25m tonnes last year.

When next year's crop of high-school graduates arrive at Oxford University in the fall of 2009, they'll be joined by a new face;

Armed police forest school enrolls first crop of undergraduates

Check out the latest crop of products that aim to perfect your physique

Digital Music Services Gain New Crop of Investors - NYTimescom Investors Are Drawn Anew to Digital Music

The effects on milk crop of different breeding ages in grown-up dairy castles

Test Summary of Fertilizer Effect on Peanut Crop of Phosphogypsum

The latest crop of bosses will have short and troubled tenures

The stable yield culture techniques of second crop of water melon in sandy land

Effects on Growth of Nursery Stock and Young Crop of Pinus massoniana by Cutting Roots

a good crop of rice (wheat, beans, cotton)

BILLION: Value of Italy's 2008 crop of tomatoes, a plant native to South America

a crop of (disputes questions)

A Crop of Publications for Farmers

a poor crop of apples

A record crop of wheat