He grew begonias, aloe vera and every kind of cactus: ball cactus, crab cactus, lithops.
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Mescaline occurs naturally, most notably in the peyote cactus and other members of the cactus family.
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Prickly pear cactus — $80 Philodendron Brasil — $65 Monstera — $150 Hedge cactus — $175 Mojave cactus collection — $80 Fiddle leaf fig — $195 Peperomia watermelon — $35 Dracaena Warneckii — $195 Philodendron Brandi — $35 Ficus little fiddle — $65
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Flick a cactus needle of the nearby Golden Barrel Cactus and it sounds like a subdued guitar note.
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The FWS announced Wednesday it is establishing a critical habitats in Arizona for the Fickeisen plains cactus and acuña cactus.
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If a cactus is taken, then found, a quick scan will determine if the cactus had been stolen from the park.
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Cactus flower and fern candle, $29Winter can get stuffy; bring the outdoors in with a cactus-flower- and fern-scented candle.
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He produced 'Cactus Trap' using only the sounds produced from individual needles on the cactus and an underlying deep bass rhythm.
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Cactus pear, also known as prickly pear cactus, can grow in the driest and most degraded land where no other crops will grow.
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Herbs, cactus bushes and low trees provide food for finches—small, medium and large ground finches, as well as cactus finches—and other birds.
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In a case like this you would, quite literally, decapitate the cactus by cutting the healthy part of the cactus from the rotting, unhealthy part.
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Among the 2450-acre property's landscaping improvements are new plants, including a palo verde tree, Weber's agave, golden barrel cactus, yucca rostrata and totem pole cactus.
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The eastern side's Cactus Forest Drive offers views of the Rincon Mountains and access to the short Desert Ecology Trail walk through cactus and palo verde trees.
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Columnar Cactus (Cereus peruvianus): This is an easy to come by cactus that will produce white blooms the size of your hand if grown in the right conditions.
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Ed Ruscha's Cactus Omelette "To me, the idea of eating cactus suggests saving yourself at the last minute in the desert at a time of doom," Ruscha writes.
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A reader asked how often to water her cactus garden, and the reply was to watch the weather in Phoenix: If it rains in Phoenix, water your cactus.
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An economic development organization in Tucson, Arizona, sent the company a 21-ft saguaro cactus — Huseman says the company had to find a cactus museum to donate it to.
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It's about an hour outside of the city but apparently they have the best cactus selection in the surrounding area and we've been wanting to find a cactus for our bedroom.
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The old-man cactus peered down on the silver-dollar cactus, while the queen of the night floated overhead as if riding a thermal along the steel ribs of the sky.
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" The recording ends, "Cactus 1549, radar contact is lost.
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Authorities and locals have been waging a war to control the runaway cactus for a few years, often using machetes, mechanical diggers, or insects that feed on the cactus, but with limited success.
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Tucson sent Amazon a gigantic cactus, which it politely returned.
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We had a cactus Airbus go down in the water . . .
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How could it handle something exceptionally spiny like a cactus?
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I wouldn't go to Guisado's, I would go to Cactus.
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It showed planning and thought beyond, say, a giant cactus.
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She recognized, she said, the saguaro cactus in the painting.
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Hey, if a cactus can do it, why can't we?
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Until I killed all of my plants, even the cactus.
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Selected by Rita Dove By José Olivarez we invented cactus.
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We hope you can get excited about the Cactus Bowl.
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So the cactus has evolved a multistage approach to photosynthesis.
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"There's not a single nice thing about cactus," he said.
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"Most cactus growers start to resemble the plants," Martin said.
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THE CACTUS BLOSSOMS at Bowery Ballroom (April 44553, 8 p.m.).
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"Cactus rustling and illegal cactus collecting are real problems and a big business, and that's one of the major causes of endangerment," especially to rare species and lovable giants like the readily anthropomorphized saguaro.
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They have every ingredient possible, from carrots to cactus to papaya.
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I hope you enjoy the cactus cut potatoes, you lovebirds. 8.
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"[It contains] Nopal cactus, which is the exclusive ingredient," she says.
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Presley appeared in 24 Cactus League games for Milwaukee, posting a .
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I don't know a lot about cactus dishes, to be honest.
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The cactus pairs so well with the steak, or the chorizo.
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Lyndon Johnson and others have compared them to a cactus, unfavorably.
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Pillow Top Armless Love Seat, in Cactus Love multi, $800; target.
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"It feels like a cactus growing in my lungs," Jessey says.
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If you think about it, the cactus is just as phallic.
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Go as a cactus — it takes less time than you'd think.
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It's the most overt reference to violence among the cactus paintings.
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David Bowie covered their song "Cactus" on his 2002 album Heathen.
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The Cactus Blossom sauce tasted a lot like Outback's Bloomin' sauce.
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Hear tracks by Meek Mill, Jacob Collier, Cactus Blossoms and others.
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He talked about the saguaro cactus and rattlesnakes and wild boars.
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Cactus Plant Flea Market, $100 to $120, when available, at cactusplantfleamarket.bigcartel.com.
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A statue of the Virgin Mary sits among a cactus grove.
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They are reduced to eating cactus and even rocks or ashes.
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She returned home with a new cactus her cat wouldn't touch.
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But it is new for them to eat rattlesnake and cactus.
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That's exactly what happened with Strauss—the magic cactus didn't work.
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Les Colognes Louis Vuitton Cactus Garden Cactus Garden is one of three new summer scents from the Louis Vuitton perfumer Jacques Cavallier, who was thinking of California from his native France when he made the collection.
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Texas-based Cactus Feeders, one of the largest U.S. cattle feeding companies, has fed up to 25,27 Mexican cattle in its feed lots at once, said Surcy Peoples, a Cactus cattle buyer and director of customer service.
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That's especially useful if you need something to stab cactus spines into.
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The scientists began by collecting five spines each from six cactus specimens.
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Expect to see more innovative combinations and unexpected flavors like cactus water.
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A cactus that looks like this is not food in my book.
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The tacos come out topped with cactus and beans, which are delicious.
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Plains set Cactus II contract rates between $1.05 and $3.20 a barrel.
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I can't say enough good things about the meat and the cactus.
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Also, not even remotely tour related, but today I met a cactus.
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Carnitas, spit-roasted al pastor and cactus became the new pizza toppings.
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This summer's consumer crazes include Harry Potter wands and cactus-shaped lilos.
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An ice cream cone feels slightly dangerous when topped with a cactus.
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Well, every day another centimeter of phallic cactus is presented to me.
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There's this taco place called Cactus, it's kind of like a stand.
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" A disaffected teenager laments, "God is a drunk sleeping under a cactus.
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He threw 90 pitches in his last Cactus League start March 25.
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"I have the watch" that Cactus used to wear, Shirley Hollenback said.
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If that's too much commitment, you can always get a Christmas cactus.
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Technically, Cactus failed to pay his hefty entry fee of about $3,500.
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"I killed a cactus in my bedroom within three weeks," she said.
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I love the huge cactus with skeleton musicians hanging off the pads.
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The barrel cactus that dot the hillsides can live to 130 years.
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We passed around platters of cactus salad and vegetarian flautas and empanadas.
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The show's title, as Johnson tells The Creators Project, comes from the Tohono O'odham's practice of using long picking-sticks made of the inner ribs of the towering saguaro cactus to harvest the same cactus' ruby red fruit.
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A dead cactus field in Malibu after the Woolsey Fire swept through it.
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Rusin was injured in his second and final Cactus League game March 3.
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Maybe this is me—the weird, cactus-y, hairy flower that I am.
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Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument sits just north of the Arizona-Mexico border.
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Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument sits just north of the Arizona-Mexico border.
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The city of Tuscon shipped a 20-foot cactus to Amazon's Seattle campus.
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We also have, like, the nopal relleno, which is a stuffed cactus paddle.
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The most sympathetic thing onstage is the light-up cactus in the background.
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Then there was an offshoot, which was a cocktail bar called Cactus Club.
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At the time so-so, not great, not bad, just a cactus. Now?
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By then she had won an Oscar for 1969's comedy Cactus Flower.
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The city of Tucson, Arizona, sent a 21-foot-tall cactus to Amazon.
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The Cactus II Pipeline system will have the ability to transport 670,000 bpd.
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The compound was hidden behind a tall palisade of cactus and purple bougainvillea.
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Chino can't see and goes down again, this time slamming into a cactus.
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Cactus expects its net income to be within $40.6 million to $42.4 million.
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Dr. Holland is the director of research at Cactus Feeders, a feedlot giant.
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The Cactus feedlot is hamburger central, the middle passage of cattle's industrial journey.
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Business leaders in Tucson tried to mail Mr. Bezos a 21-foot cactus.
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The plantings include mature oak trees, citrus trees and a small cactus garden.
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Plains All American's 670,000-bpd Cactus II pipeline began commercial deliveries this month.
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The Cactus Jack Low PRM Qs were available exclusively through Scott's online shop.
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Some traditional cultures, however, cook parts of the prickly pear cactus into nopales.
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Finally, a cactus in bloom is pure poetry, a startling juxtaposition in Technicolor.
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The Cactus II line is expected to begin service in the third quarter.
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" We have a database which shows us which cactus have been pit tagged and which then allows us to take a reader and run it over a cactus that we believe may have been taken from the park," O'Neil said.
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"We have a data base which shows us which cactus have been pit tagged and which then allows us to take a reader and run it over a cactus that we believe may have been taken from the park," O'Neil said.
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Qualls made two Cactus League appearances, the last on March 1 before being sidelined.
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From birch to cactus and even charcoal, we've rounded 'em all up, right here.
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Comment from discussion I lit a cactus on fire and then ate it. AMA.
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The yellow canvases display images of everyday objects, like a lampshade or a cactus.
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Now you're at work and Stacy's head looks like a cactus made of light.
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Most importantly: Who is the woman who goes home to a cactus in "Kiwi"?
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This futuristic device quickly transforms even a cactus killer into a full-on gardener.
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The stylized sun celebrating Arizona's canyons-and-cactus landscape is reminiscent of Navajo artwork.
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He's signed to both Kanye West's G.O.O.D. Music and Travis Scott's Cactus Jack Records.
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Cactus Flower & Tibetan Ginseng Hydrating Mist, $27We all know that flying dries you out.
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Here's the sound of flicked cactus spines, brushed trunks or rubbed leaves between fingers.
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If you aren't planning to get married anytime soon, that's O.K. — buy a cactus.
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The urge to capture, whether cactus or city, is far older than any app.
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Just put the cactus in sunlight and it will pretty much keep itself alive.
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If you're looking for a simple, premixed soil, Wirecutter suggests the Espoma cactus mix.
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As for plants, one interesting case is the Hudson pear, a cactus from Mexico.
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Another key to cactus hydro-thrift is a willingness to work the graveyard shift.
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But cactus pear production has proved profitable, despite poor markets and lack of promotion.
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With investments, a thriving cactus pear agro-industry could benefit producers at all levels.
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On Saturday, the Los Angeles cult favorite Cactus Store will open a summer greenhouse.
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Cactus Store is exactly what you think it is: a store that sells cacti.
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The pots are planted with San Pedro cactus, which can be made into mescaline.
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I painted my hair white like cactus fuzz and popped the fangs back in.
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I order the taster menu: Caesar pepita salad, cactus tamal, potato taco and ginger tea.
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Yvonne got a sexy cactus because friendship means is BFF trips to the tattoo parlor.
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There is also a prickly pear cactus, which is native to parts of the Northeast.
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Though it offers many standard options, Garibaldi uses cactus in several of its signature dishes.
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Next he's going to cut a cactus, in order to use the plant's water supply.
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How is it supposed to have a cactus spine exception in its complicated blur algorithms?
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In eight Cactus League appearances this spring, Suter went 193-0 with a 4.00 ERA.
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The theme was Cactus Jack: the name of his record label and his adopted nickname.
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The cactus microchipping program has been in place at Saguaro Naitonal Park for a decade.
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However, jamming adorned, pointy nails up a vagina can feel like masturbating with a cactus.
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The campaign was also reminiscent of the gigantic cactus Tucson sent to lure the company.
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It's served with ranch and Cactus Blossom sauce, which is the chain's house horseradish sauce.
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The Brewbooks Cactus Garden Roof in Los Angeles is a good example, the report found.
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This week we get some lovely music from the Cactus Blossoms and Au Revoir Simone.
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Cactus roots spread wide and shallow, rather than deep, and are equipped with specialized nodules.
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Among them, one projects bands of colored light across a hillside of saguaro cactus so that they seem mobile; another illuminates barrel cactus in time with music; and a third pulses light across succulent gardens to suggest colorful coral reefs swaying in the current.
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She compared the sensation to "swallowing a cactus," and shared that she's making progress and recovering.
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The cactus is said to hold psychedelic properties and Hamilton explores the plant's rumored spiritual high.
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Something like Astronomer could help as long as no one strings you up on a cactus.
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However, Cactus Inc sold more shares than originally planned and traded higher on its first day.
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One had a cactus collapse on to it, another had a huge tree crash through it.
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I would've assumed the cactus would've been kind of tough, but this is actually really tender.
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Yes, he lit a small cactus on fire with grain alcohol and proceeded to eat it.
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I can barely get a cactus to survive in my room and they barely need anything.
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Nick's attempt to munch on a Cactus ends in upchuck fluid he can't afford to lose.
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PLAINS ALL AMERICAN PIPELINE LP EXPECTS CACTUS II PIPELINE TO BEGIN INITIAL SERVICE NEXT WEEK -CEO
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They don&apost want to go all the way with a cat -- INGRAHAM: So a cactus.
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In life, these things are certain: If a balloon lands on a cactus, it will pop.
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Tucson, Arizona, chopped down a 21-foot saguaro cactus and sent it as a bribe gift.
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Powell said she survived by eating cactus fruit and drinking water from a spring she found.
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On May 8, Swift, 28, posted a picture of herself in front of a huge cactus.
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However, agave is actually a member of the lily family, whereas mescaline comes from a cactus.
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Tucson sent a 21-foot-tall saguaro cactus on a flatbed truck to Amazon in Seattle.
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She flicked nervously at a lighter, singeing a cactus on the table in front of her.
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The oddly cladded flanks of Citroen's C4 Cactus crossover would probably not generate much U.S. interest.
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"The guy is about as cuddly as a cactus," a columnist for The Buffalo News wrote.
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The Motel 6 Cactus Bowl and the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl are behind us.
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The immigrants — who withstood cougars and rattlesnakes, and learned to eat cactus — take it in stride.
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Since its paperback release on May 7, Sarah Haywood's romance The Cactus had sold 354 copies.
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In Hebrew, the word SABRA also refers to the prickly fruit of a species of cactus.
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There's nothing left of my cactus garden these days because I've found something else that stings.
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"He jumped the fence into our yard, he destroyed all the potted plants, there was terrariums that Adam had created by hand, there was a cactus he'd just bought for me, this really rare cactus plant that you saw him throw across," Farahan alleges to PEOPLE.
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The next year she went on to star in the film Cactus Flower and won an Oscar.
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The study isn't an exhaustive look at cactus spines, and the researchers have further avenues to explore.
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But more importantly, be careful how you carry meat when you're walking by a jumping cholla cactus.
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Posing next to a brown Range Rover, Scott showed off the cereal's new Cactus Jack-approved makeover.
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The new way to 'say it with flowers' may be tapping a flash sale for organic cactus.
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The Epiphyllum oxypetalum is an epiphytic tropical cactus that will bloom at night during the summer months.
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For high light conditions: Any and all Cacti: I don't like to generalize, but men love cactus.
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Make sure you identify the specie and find out when it will bloom – cactus blooms are AMAZING!
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Her sculpture, made from cactus paddles, were covered in the small creatures that colored the wooden frame.
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The park is home to the giant Saguaro Cactus, which can grow to be 60 feet tall.
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But if this comedy is as prickly as a cactus spine, it is also about as thin.
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THE CACTUS LEAGUEBy Emily Nemens There are probably more good novels about baseball than any other sport.
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The hardcore wrestler fought under three different personas in the 22016s: Dude Love, Cactus Jack, and Mankind.
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And that's exactly what you get with the Cheez-It Bowl, formerly known as the Cactus Bowl.
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Check out more of Disk Cactus' work on their website, and learn more about AI•Scry here.
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In another work, he embedded a stone into the cactus pad and painted a hand clutching it.
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Naty's Cocina is the place to begin the day with an omelet of nopales (cactus) and cheese.
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But what she found at the food bank was a surprise: yellow tomatoes, butter lettuce, diced cactus.
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Signatures include molcajete, a sensual blend of Oaxacan cheese, pinto beans, pork chorizo, cactus and steak Cecina.
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The latest kicks include, loafers, slides, and even a cactus platform heel (yes, you read that right).
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Scott Pinkmountain and his wife live far down a dusty road, amid elaborate cactus and cartoonish boulders.
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The first window featured a lush, white fur carpet out of which a cactus appears to grow.
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The minibar was stocked with local, artisanal (and pricey) treats like Hal's potato chips and Cactus Candy.
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I see the wren has found a way to make its little nest inside the cactus thorns.
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Phillipa Soo (late of "Hamilton" and "Amélie") enters, playing a pigtailed gunslinger, and shoots each cactus dead.
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The woman was dehydrated and covered with cuts after trying to eat the fruit on a cactus.
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They look like what a child might produce if you asked for a drawing of a cactus.
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They grew in the middle of the rocky path next to the prickly pear, Tennessee's native cactus.
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And Cactus did what every marathon runner does with his medal: walked around to show it off.
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Business leaders in Tucson had tried to mail Amazon a 21-foot cactus, which the company declined.
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The writer's blog, Cactus Chronicles, includes a lengthy post, "The Anatomy of Neglect," about leaving children unattended.
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The plants are sourced from New York's Cactus Store but are species that are specific to Texas.
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One woman inquired about the price of a very tiny cactus, which Mr. Amiri had grown himself.
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Kitching sells "sustainable luxuries" through the brand Crystal Cactus, a business that has prompted allegations of fraud.
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But right now in poor rural areas of the developing world, plants like cactus pear save lives.
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It has a skunkbush handle, and the needle is a cactus spine, stained black at the tip.
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Layer soil over the rocks; Rudd recommends cactus soil, which helps keep the cactuses and succulents drier.
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Although it would be fantastic if he was making cactus-shaped plant stands to sell on Etsy.
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A few foot paths snaked into the hills on the American side staked with spiky ocotillo cactus.
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From there it was merely a matter of finding a bass rhythm that fit the cactus tones.
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"[After Cactus Trap] I bought a little tape recorder which I will always take with me now."
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From the back of her head sprouts what looks like the tip of a tiny saguaro cactus.
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CACTUS JUICE In the morning I usually go to Don Pepe, the amazing juice bar down the street.
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The combatants include a gunslinger with big sideburns, a sentient cactus, and a girl in a bear suit.
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I'm not saying there aren't some near Waco, or near the border, but a cactus isn't distinctly Texan.
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The physical weirdness isn't just side effects from the cactus, it's the same with the pure alkaloid too.
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Cactus plays an important role in these Southern Mexican dishes, like the meat- and avocado-heavy huarache Azteca.
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Where else have I seen an UFO and cactus share space with both Jesus and a magic mushroom?
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Cactus II is one of three major lines expected to come on this year and alleviate the bottleneck.
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Cactuses: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is proposing to loosen the protections for the Tobusch fishhook cactus.
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The video plays on images of nature which are fundamental to O'Keeffe—a cactus, mountains, dry land, flowers.
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There was no way for me to do improv unless I became a robot onstage or a cactus.
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Lupe's cow's-foot soup was made with pieces of stomach, Puya chilies, and dried prickly-pear-cactus fruit.
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It will run along the edge of South Arizona, below a biological hot spot called Organ Pipe Cactus.
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From meat-filled carnitas to chicharrones (pork rinds) to cactus salad, this menu has something for most diners.
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But the most intimidating of the group, a thick-chested man with a graying-cactus hairstyle, cornered me.
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They allege that Hess sold part or all of Cactus Hollenback's body and gave them someone else's remains.
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On Thursday, a race spokesman said that Hadfield planned to retrieve Cactus on Saturday at the finish line.
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They put rocks underneath the bridges where people were sleeping and built these planter beds full of cactus.
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His "Knock Knock" contribution is a row of potted cactus plants and a wall painted with diagonal stripes.
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Palms, cactus and ficus trees add luster to original period features found in the light-filled dining room.
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When planted along contour lines, cactus hedges can double the amount of nitrogen in soil, promoting plant growth.
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In Pakistan and India, scientists are conducting on-farm demonstrations to showcase the multiple uses of cactus pear.
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He went off his prescription medication to try the cactus; he experimented with research chemicals delivered from China.
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Billboards show Kristen Bell holding balloons above a cactus patch, for no apparent reason, while Ted Danson grins evilly.
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I did just buy a cactus (and was matched with Home & Gardening), but I don't have a kid (Parenting).
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It's at this moment that Christie walks into Cactus Jack's, accompanied by Larry Hogan, the Republican governor of Maryland.
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Boho living rooms are not complete without cacti, and this handmade cactus cat tree is the perfect subtle addition.
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Plains' Cactus II line, which opened in August, has increased its flows almost one-third over September, Genscape reported.
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The site is located inside Arizona's Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument on land adjacent to the Tohono O'odham Nation.
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Emily Nemens's "The Cactus League" definitely belongs in that first lineup, though it's unusual in at least two respects.
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Make your way north, through the cactus-dotted landscape, and along the way, stop by Landhuis Klein Santa Martha.
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The tutorial for this cute faux Christmas cactus comes from Corrie Beth Hogg for The House That Lars Built.
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Recently, YouTuber and self-described idiot Baddy 3shoez, real name Mitch challenged himself to take the flaming cactus challenge.
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Other shippers on the Cactus II line include Concho Resources Inc and Anadarko Petroleum Corp , according to the companies.
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Grilled cactus strip and french fry taco, with hot sauce at the Sunday market near Alameda Central (Mexico City).
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The goal was to rape a Native American woman tied to a cactus, with points awarded for every thrust.
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Of course, Pilsen also had other deep-dish locations when Gino's looked to move in — just none serving cactus.
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Permian crude differentials rallied on market speculation that the Cactus II pipeline will begin service in August, traders said.
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In 2013, Clinton tweeted a photo from their annual lunch, pointing to Bush's cactus-patterned socks and writing "#sockswag".
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He listened the way a cactus drinks rain— every word a precious drop in a world frugal with wonder.
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He picked up a pot, read the label, and decided to find out exactly where that cactus came from.
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Bumgarner made four Cactus League starts for San Francisco, going 0-1 with a 9.56 ERA in 16 innings.
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She'd won a supporting Oscar in 1970 for her first movie role as a giggly girlfriend in Cactus Flower.
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I likely only generated enough juice to snap a few photos at our next stop, the rooftop cactus garden.
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"Cactus" is some kind of horny mystery; "Debaser" has Francis "slicing up eyeballs" in homage to Buñuel and Dali.
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A year earlier, the couple had started exporting dried prickly-pear-cactus fruit and other local specialties from Hidalgo.
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At one point, a tropical storm forced the group to camp out for days on a cactus-covered island.
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Cholla buds, the slippery flowers of a cactus that taste vaguely of asparagus, are chopped into salads and salsas.
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A multinational company specialising in home improvement, from shower heads to door knobs to a range of cactus plants.
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In the shade of the creosote, however, a small thornless cactus can be found bubblingfrom the packed, dry earth.
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When preparing peyote for consumption, the peyote buttons on the top of the cactus are cut off and dried.
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A nopal salad features cuts of fresh and charred cactus, slimy but tamed with a lovely tangle of mâche.
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My favorite is this one about a sentient cactus that hurls an ax into the back of his owner.
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I have an orange for breakfast and change into jeans, Chelsea boots, a heather grey turtleneck, and cactus earrings.
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Officially, Cactus has run more than 85 miles from his home village, and his canine wanderings have gone viral.
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But in the Northeast, where summers are often wet, and cactus is hardly common, the green lawn still reigns.
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Forty minutes north of Las Vegas, Creech is a constellation of windswept airstrips surrounded by sagebrush and cactus groves.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Business leaders in Tucson have tried to mail Amazon's chief executive, Jeff Bezos, a 21-foot cactus.
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New video from Arizona shows how construction of the #borderwall is irreparably damaging Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument. pic.twitter.
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"Maps or information regarding the current distribution of cactus in Kenya is limited, making management decisions challenging," said Ouko.
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The Organ Pipe Cactus Monument is sandwiched between the Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge and the Tohono O'odham Reservation.
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Earlier in the night, a personified cactus, Prickly Pair, was wheeled into the ring in a giant terracotta pot.
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Cactus pear will also be useless in below-freezing temperature or in the tropical areas where cyclones wreak havoc.
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Cactus pear has a long way to go before becoming a commercial crop in the era of climate change.
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Here's what is happening: Cactus: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is moving forward with new protections for cactuses.
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One night the man snuck out and fell into the cactus pit, where he wasn't discovered whimpering till noon.
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Cactus TaqueriaMultiple locations11401 Moorpark Street, Studio City, CA 91602 Humble and unassuming, Cactus is one of those places that a friend takes you for a quick lunch and the life-changing meal throws you into an existential crisis about all the other hiding-in-plain-sight gems you're likely missing out on.
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Cactus Taqueria Multiple locations290012 Moorpark Street, Studio City, CA 2114 Humble and unassuming, Cactus is one of those places that a friend takes you for a quick lunch and the life-changing meal throws you into an existential crisis about all the other hiding-in-plain-sight gems you're likely missing out on.
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The precursor to Mexico City would be found where an eagle was perched atop a cactus while devouring a snake.
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A subtle and unassuming plant, the Night Blooming Cereus is an orchid cactus native to Central and Northern South America.
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CACTUS II RUNNING FROM PERMIAN BASIN TO CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS, TO BEGIN PARTIAL SERVICE IN LATE THIRD QUARTER 2019 -CHANDLER
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For a cactus or succulent, the sign that you've over watered is that the base has turned mushy and brown.
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They include the 900,000 bpd EPIC pipeline, the 670,000 bpd Cactus II pipeline and the 800,000 bpd Grey Oak pipeline.
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Relatives served baklawa, a sweet pastry, and grapes, figs and cactus fruits from their garden to visitors celebrating her win.
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Seasonal stickers like the Christmas tree can be tapped to replace the traditional pine with a palm tree or cactus.
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They include the 900,000 bpd EPIC pipeline, the 2186,218 bpd Cactus II pipeline and the 213,21 bpd Grey Oak pipeline.
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The new plastic membrane can solve this problem by holding water and acting in a similar way to a cactus.
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In 2018 Travis Scott collaborated on an Air Jordan 4 sneaker under the name of his record label, Cactus Jack.
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Last Christmas, a family in Phoenix, Arizona, made headlines when they built their Christmas tree out of a cactus skeleton.
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With Paul Goldschmidt and A.J. Pollock leading the offense, Arizona flexed its muscles in winning the Cactus League title. 3.
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" The Feedlot Veterinarian Director of veterinary services, Cactus Feeders "There's a pen up here I've been wanting to look at.
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They chase them in the dark and catch about 30 men on a river bank studded with spiky cactus plants.
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But Ms. Cherkaoui explained that they actually made it from more than 275 different ingredients, including cactus, lentils and flaxseed.
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A hummingbird-esque Hawk moth arrives to pollinate Peniocereus greggii, the twiggy desert cactus, and bats typically pollinate other species.
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The menu is blissfully concise: your choice of beef, pork, chicken or cactus paddle prepared in tacos, quesadillas or tostadas.
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I feel guilty, because my job was to care for my children, and now they have only red cactus fruit.
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Where the cactus is dense, it can prevent people's access to their homes and livestock's access to food, says Witt.
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For their part, cactuses like Pachycereus pringlei, the Mexican giant cactus, have adapted their blooms to suit their pollinators' GPS.
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A mat of spines and hairs holds in moisture and slows the movement of evaporative air across the cactus surface.
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"So, you know, I have a cactus," he said in Claremont, N.H., digressing after a child's query about his pets.
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During the steep hike, you'll find ample shade and, if you're lucky, families of wild goats frolicking among the cactus.
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The 17-mile-wide strip of land separating the Guantánamo base from Cuban territory is known as the Cactus Curtain.
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FISHING boats in Dong Hoi, a tranquil provincial capital on the central coast of Vietnam, are decorated with bits of cactus.
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For those with combination skin, this moisturizer uses ceramides, glycerin, and cactus-flower extract to deeply hydrate without creating excess oil.
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"I took my wife and the girls, they wanted to taste the cactus fruit, the grape and the figs," said Deeb.
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An advertisement for Hims, a company that markets erectile dysfunction medication, uses a cactus to symbolize an erect and flaccid penis.
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"Anybody's kid who has an itchy neck knows to come to me for cactus," he told the court before his sentencing.
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Choose between a ghost, pumpkin, cactus, purse, retro phone, or retro camera and protect your precious earbuds from scratches and drops.
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The state has been transformed from a cows-cactus-and-casinos backwater into the third-most-urbanised state in the country.
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But Songbringer switches things up with a mysterious sci-fi style, procedurally generated worlds, and a strange cactus-fueled vision quest.
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In any event, "The Cactus League" all rings true, in part because it doesn't try for extra bases, so to speak.
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Tucson in Arizona sent a 21-foot cactus to the company's boss, Jeff Bezos (it was swiftly donated to a museum).
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The Villaverde factory has narrowly escaped closure in recent years thanks to a contract to exclusively produce the Citroen C4 Cactus.
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Another natural source of mescaline, the squat peyote cactus, has been used in rituals in northern Mexico since pre-Colombian times.
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Meanwhile the pharmaceutical industry, on the hunt for profitable plant-derived compounds like cocaine, was eager to experiment with the cactus.
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If we had our pick, we'd choose Cactus Bloom, an orangey-red that screams spring, or Currant, a deep, berry red.
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The pseudo-mystical work also imbues the cactus with the voice of Mother Nature, giving an environmentalist tone to Cruzvillegas's work.
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Her emoji use, especially the robot, the horse and cactus, and the eye, are quite clever and fitting of the drama.
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The 670,000 barrel-per-day Cactus II oil pipeline system runs from the Permian basin to the Corpus Christi, Texas, area.
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We beat a path north to Morongo Valley, past a wild mustang feed store and a dig-your-own cactus place.
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He loved telling audiences that, coming from Arizona to Washington, he soon learned the difference between a cactus and a caucus.
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Dudley's embarrassment at the hands of the Big Cactus gives me a little piece of that power, inspiration in the moment.
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Along with a few wipeouts and a lot of cactus, the film shows how doable a trip like this can be.
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"We've got to take that potential value and balance it against the risk," said Paul Defoor, co-chief executive of Cactus.
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For instance, one technique involves using the gel of a local species of cactus to make mud plaster more water-resistant.
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In the early mornings, Cactus makes his rounds at the runners' tents, posing for photographs and rolling over for belly rubs.
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Carl Hammer Pittsburgh To the Editor: Very nice review by Charles McGrath of "The Cactus League," by Emily Nemens (Feb. 9).
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The shoes are priced at $150, also came in an exclusive box featuring the signature Nike SB and Cactus Jack logos.
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Or maybe I would have done a search for the what's in the chorizo that Steel Cactus uses in its tacos.
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Finally, a cactus that won't attempt to kill you or your pets (although your cat might think it's a scratching post).
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Whether it's a real cactus or collection of fake succulents, this little set will give even the drabbest rooms some aesthetic.
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Saguaro cactuses were cut down in Organ Pipe Cactus Monument, where a wall is being built along the Arizona-Mexico border.
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That involves releasing cochineal insects that feed on the cactus, killing it off, but not spreading to any other plant species.
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The six-wheeled vehicle could have malfunctioned and crashed into a cactus beyond the zone predicted by its last known coordinates.
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No one was harmed during Vic's departure except for the poor cactus, which ended up on the floor, just another victim.
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When we arrived at Chelsea Market, we pushed through the crowd to Los Tacos No. 1 and bought some cactus tacos.
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And the taller the fence, the more impassable it is for some bats and birds, like the cactus ferruginous pygmy owl.
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Over the summer, Scott hinted that he was working on a version of the sneakers never released before, called the Cactus Jack.
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Chopped nuts, shredded coconut, sprinkles, candied cactus (biznaga), dried fruit, tortillas, and even cheese are known to make it into this dish.
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"I thought crikey, he's not looking too good, he was all glassy eyed — yeah, he was cactus," Rowe told radio station 3AW.
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Kyrsten Sinema, wore a canary-yellow dress and eight-inch platform shoes with cactus applique as she presided over the coin toss.
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Since then, thousands of customers have been quick to snag its small production runs of fig, cactus, coconut, and anise flavored lollipops.
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While there, I pick up an etched mercury glass decanter ($3) from the vintage vendor and he buys a miniature cactus plant.
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It was like being poked by a cactus spine and a little mild pain, but it went away in a few hours.
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Sincerely, Seth Segal (a shark enthusiast) Re: People Are Paying $10 for an App Where You Tap a Cactus for Luck — Nov.
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In Morocco there grows a cactus-like plant that's so hot, I have to insist that the next few sentences aren't hyperbole.
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" Then he continues: "Coming from Arizona to Washington, McCain often quipped, he quickly learned the difference between a cactus and a caucus.
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There were a couple of hiccups, mostly minor: An avocado salad that was supposed to have cactus pads in it had none.
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Among the installation in Lanzarote are a hybrid cactus-man, a depiction of the Syrian refugee crisis and an underground botanical garden.
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And Tucson, Arizona, which tried to woo Amazon with that giant cactus, might be better off trying to attract more technical workers.
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Tucson, Arizona, famously sent Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos a giant cactus, and Birmingham, Alabama, installed massive Amazon delivery boxes around the city.
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A twist on pani puri, the classic street food, filled the thin shells with a cactus salad and corn mousse (350 rupees).
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I have this neon pink Christmas cactus that blooms around now, no matter how neglected, that makes me think of this song!
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Wearing what resembled small latex thimbles on his individual fingers, he carefully carved off the sharp bits of the cactus for us.
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With its white walls and floors, cactus plants and desert aesthetics, Patriae looks like it could be straight out of Joshua Tree.
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Harnek Singh, a horticulturist who oversees the cactus and succulent house, estimated that it contains between 400 and 500 types of plants.
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He pointed out several different plants that he was cultivating—peppers, hibiscus, blue agave, and a San Pedro cactus, which contains mescaline.
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Behind the success of the cactus family is its prodigious dry wit, its talent for maximizing water uptake and minimizing water loss.
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Los agentes esparcieron sus ropas en lo alto de los árboles y los cactus, pisotearon sus alimentos y se embolsaron sus cigarrillos.
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IPO pricings that had been scheduled for Wednesday in New York for Cactus, Evolus, Victory Capital Holdings, and Mudrick Capital went ahead.
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The Euphorbia tirucalli aka Pencil Cactus is one of those plants and is also extremely toxic to pets and humans if ingested.
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For example, cactus finches had longer, pointed beaks than ground finches, and warbler finches had thinner and more pointed beaks than both.
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Surrounded by rocky outcrops, the city is a sprawl of low-rise, white-washed buildings interspersed with palms and the occasional cactus.
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The whole party was themed like a gas station titled "Cactus Jack," which is the name of his Air Jordan collab with Nike.
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The scenery in the video alone is a spectacle, a reference to the the short, prickly, cactus-like Joshua trees in southern California.
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I once met a woman who tried to eat a cactus, in some sort of Scandinavian institution, in a bid to move rooms.
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Their glistening veneers light up the room better than the neon sign on the wall of a cactus wearing a ten-gallon hat.
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But that attempt failed when the balloons got caught in a cactus nearby the body of a man trying to fake his murder.
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On Sunday, the younger rapper posted two photos of himself wearing the silk women's blouse captioned "cactus" and "305 to the elbow," respectively.
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I now share a one bedroom apartment with my boyfriend, co-own a cactus, and can usually count on pretty steamy water pressure.
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The team used various instruments to study the black tips of the cactus spines, including a scanning electron microscope and X-ray fluorescence.
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"Cactus Tree" was track 10, and it chronicled a woman travelling the world, men grasping at her heels to stay, and love them.
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He's since visited palm and cactus nurseries in Florida, Arizona and California, and discovered that these exotic plants are nothing more than commodities.
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Victoria James, Beverage Director: Oh wait, is there a flavor for each state, like one has cactus flavor, and one has Buffalo flavor?
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"This land had nothing, just cactus," said local farmer John Haifer Pana, pointing to the arid surroundings where little grew in sandy soil.
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I also eat the best beef fajitas in the world at Cactus Cantina because it reminds me of a place, Jorge's, from Austin.
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Not to get too millennial about it, but this suggests there might actually be a case for a succulent emoji beyond the cactus.
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There are Pennsylvania pawpaws ("ripe when fragrant and soft to the touch," a sign advises), burgundy beans, cactus pears, ground cherries, Key limes.
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Trafigura said it would transport the oil via the Cactus II Pipeline, which is targeted for service in the third-quarter of 2019.
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He makes 400 Tunisian dinars ($140) a month selling prickly cactus fruit from a wooden barrow he pushes round the streets by hand.
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They're native to the Southwest, where they eat cactus fruit and grapes as well, and they'll probably bumble up here sooner or later.
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Driving up Interstate 17 from Scottsdale, the road to Cornville flattens out over arid, vast distances where, seemingly, not much grows beyond cactus.
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In Sheck Wes's case, that meant a deal with Interscope Records, in association with Travis Scott's Cactus Jack and Kanye West's G.O.O.D. Music.
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" (Would that she were here to address Colin Kaepernick and Donald Trump.) She wrote: "the American spirit, the cactus that lives without water.
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" Eyeing one apparatus at the store that looked like a spineless cactus, she said, "It's going to fall out or do something peculiar.
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The work is occurring at sites inside the Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, which President Franklin D. Roosevelt established by proclamation in 1937.
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Only Rhipsalis baccifera, the mistletoe cactus, managed to migrate prehistorically to Africa, Madagascar and Sri Lanka, its fruit presumably carried overseas by birds.
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In fact, here's something I've never told anyone: If I were given the opportunity to become any plant, I'd choose a saguaro cactus.
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"I watched a great horned owl sitting on a saguaro cactus," Mr. Wheeler, 2200, an amateur pilot, said last week at the museum.
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It also exacerbates land erosion, as animals looking for grass manoeuvre around the cactus and eventually carve paths in the soil, he explained.
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It also exacerbates land erosion, as animals looking for grass manoeuvre around the cactus and eventually carve paths in the soil, he explained.
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Since Monday, a dog named Cactus has been running alongside humans in the Marathon des Sables, a 140.7-mile race across the Sahara.
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According to Gourski, after noticing the singular sound made from plucking individual cactus needles he began to formulate a melody around these sounds.
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Ideas range from stress-free solutions like hanging a pine tree-printed canvas on the wall, to decorating a cactus or bird cage instead.
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An easy-to-care-for and fast-growing pothos might be a good bet, but maybe a cactus bot would be more your speed.
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When mature, you could have a dozen cactus heads that will all bloom vibrant, silky textured yellow flowers that will take your breath away.
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"That guy was casually brushing teeth when I pointed out that he'd run over and crushed creosote and cactus," Abbott told the LA Times.
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The San Pedro cactus, though, grows abundantly across Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia, and San Pedro shamans and healing ceremonies are spreading around the globe.
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We now have three episodes which end with musical performances at the Bang Bang Bar, featuring Chromatics, The Cactus Blossoms, and Au Revoir Simone.
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To this end, much of her work features actual pieces of cactus, a symbol of razed villages where nothing remains but the prickly vegetation.
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Red rocks and saguaro cactus plants in the US Southwest were covered in snow this week, creating an unusual scene on New Year's Day.
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Contractors began their "controlled blasting" at the Tohono O'odham Nation's burial site, inside Arizona's Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, last week, The Intercept reported.
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I head out to the local plant nursery and buy a pot for a plant stand I have at home, plus a cute cactus.
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The Phoenix mug is outfitted in all its desert finery with a cactus and a Gila monster playing in the Valley of the Sun.
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Only three steel mills in the world can make the pipe Plains will use for its 550-mile Cactus pipeline, the company has said.
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Cactus pear plantations can function not only as a water reserve but also absorb carbon dioxide in arid and semi-arid regions, it added.
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I've followed Eyebodega for years and have even bought some of their cactus planters, but I've never been able to really display their work.
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All the more reason to be grateful for Cactus, the basic, if picturesque, stand turning out Mexican classics in Hollywood until 6393:30 a.m.
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The great dome opened onto the hot, dry Cactus House, with its South African ox tongue and Kenyan cow's horn and Mexican jelly beans.
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Plains said in June that the Cactus II project is on track for initial service by the end of the third quarter of 2019.
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In the fall, Van Breukelen and Yates will launch a firming night cream with grand cereus cactus and a micaceous pore-refining clay mask.
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From left, Tom Ford Lavender Extreme, Diptyque Eau de Minthe, 19-19963 Chronic, Les Colognes Louis Vuitton Cactus Garden, Heretic Dirty Grass, Zoologist Dodo.
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Over a loudspeaker, an announcer called out the nicknames of others on the lineup: Super Small, Mint, Diamond Lighting, Diamond Cactus and Sidewalk Flower.
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