For instance, Harold Gilman's "Portrait of a Black Gardener" (1905), portrays gardening, and the gardener, as heroic, a rare depiction, not just for the race of the gardener, but in the dignity given to him and his profession.
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Finally, the skeptic asks the believer what meaningful difference there can be between a gardener who cannot be detected and a gardener who does not exist.
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And poor Shrier is nearly unrecognizable, working as a gardener.
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Her gardener charged just $15 for a full day's work.
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Its only human trespassers are the occasional handyman or gardener.
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Also stuff like the babysitter or the housewife and gardener.
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"My gardener hasn't shown up for three weeks," she panted.
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An avid gardener, he even named an orchid for her.
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The palace's head gardener and a gardener who knew Diana from her frequent visits to the spot, usually known as the Sunken Garden, explained the design and pointed out some of the princess's favorite plants.
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"Clearly, you reap what you sow," the lucky gardener told WDR.
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By contrast, Kazan as Emily Gardener is witty, like, genuinely witty.
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She meets the gardener who is taking care of the cemetery.
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Chauncey the gardener would have a field day with that one.
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But he's more of a rose and he needed a gardener.
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"Gardener, home health care, sweatshops, you name it," Gilmore told me.
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"On cars, she's pretty tough," said Darnaud Guilhem, a professional gardener.
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Avner, 51, worked as a gardener, making about $300 a week.
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In 2011 we had Mark Gardener from RIDE, who reformed last year.
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She was a teacher and a gardener, working at a Montessori school.
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According to CNN affiliate KTRK, Adriana's body was found by a gardener.
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The patient was a gardener and had been treated for Lyme disease.
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They also had a gardener, who charged less than $7 a week.
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She was also a passionate gardener who raised us on homegrown vegetables.
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Her mother works as a gardener and pruner in the Washington area.
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Yes, she was an avid gardener — and she had many bird feeders.
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Cucalon's neighbours included a gardener, a restaurant worker and a medical assistant.
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In his statement, Gardener urged Obama to focus more on North Korea.
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Ms. Lousada remained a keen gardener, cyclist and hostess until her death.
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Whereas once a gardener planted with the hope that in a half-century his work would be complete — slender saplings aging into great oaks, small shrubs into immense hedges — now a gardener may only have a few years.
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Within four hours, they'd drafted new procedures for astronaut/emergency-gardener Scott Kelly.
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A basketball player, a gardener, and a college student walk into a camp.
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As a writer, Martin describes himself as a "gardener," rather than an architect.
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The show aired almost exactly a year after Butterworth, the gardener, left Eden.
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Alas, a gardener earning $30,000 a year is unlikely to live that long.
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Meyer's cleaning products, Dr. Earth insecticides, and E.B. Stone and Gardener & Bloome fertilizers.
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She said that in every relationship there is a gardener and a flower.
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After doing 12 rehabs, he got clean and decided to become a gardener.
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Why and how Jones, a professional gardener, took these photographs, remains a mystery.
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But his accomplishments as a gardener, the MoMA show revealed, were equally impressive.
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I am an avid gardener and keep our small yard in top shape.
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"I demand an apology Nicholas, you've made my gardener so jealous," Eminem tweeted.
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Ask Antonio Sanches, a landscape contractor some consider as much artist as gardener.
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The farm employs a master gardener, baker, cheese maker, butcher, jam maker and chocolatier.
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A gardener found these baby dunnocks in his yard and brought them into Vogelklas.
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"I hope The Gardener will advance Australian and DPRK friendship," Ms. Jang adds warmly.
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This futuristic device quickly transforms even a cactus killer into a full-on gardener.
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The gardener sees everything lucidly, often with powerful emotion, but from a slight distance.
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Hugo, the gardener, loves a yellow-frocked teenager who works in the stationery shop.
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THE NIGHT GARDENER Written and illustrated by Terry Fan and Eric Fan 42 pp.
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Mr. Fanelli normally enjoys fussing with the outside, describing himself as an avid gardener.
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This easy-to-care-for houseplant is ideal if you're not a natural gardener.
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Jay North, author, environmentalist, social activist and organic gardener can be reached at OneGlobePress.
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Richard Jackson, a gardener, said he thought it was still on the palace grounds.
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As George says, he's a gardener and he's waiting to see how those seeds blossom.
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Would we surprise you if we told you that Jon Snow is a stellar gardener?
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Who knows, maybe his gardener or Uber Black drivers are unrelenting opponents of debt forgiveness.
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He's a naturalist and a gardener; he's also collaborated with musicians and designed album covers.
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In 2006, she nabbed the Best Actress trophy for her role in The Constant Gardener.
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John observes that in every relationship, someone is the gardener and someone is the rose.
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But the captain on D yard, where the gardener lived, let her have her plants.
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The artists here often painted from the viewpoint of a hard-working gardener, crouched down.
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My gardener did not tell his crewmates about this and kept me all to himself.
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Author Molly Jong-Fast, for example, joked that Trump's stylist might also be her gardener.
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The clue for IRON FENCE (26A — What hath the gardener wrought?) gave me a chuckle.
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My father was a gardener for the local squire and my mother was the laundress.
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A gardener who lived near the park helped the police identify the suspects, he said.
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For inspiration, I had the long-ago gardener who once had lived in my house.
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Joe Biden worked as a gardener part-time, to make money for his school fees.
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His father, Philip, was a landscape gardener, and his mother, Marie Bardet, was a homemaker.
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The guy is a gardener who gets caught with four pounds of dope on him.
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Every gardener, even one without a green thumb, knows that plants need water to survive.
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Her gardener, called victim C in the indictment, reported seven alleged assaults over three years.
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Johnson relates the few facts that are known about his life: born in 1866 in Wolverhampton, he was the son of a butcher, became an estate gardener in the 1890s, and was called an "ingenious gardener" in a 1905 issue of The Gardener's Chronicle.
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" Limón writes of a similarly invigorating experience as a gardener in her poem "The Burying Beetle.
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He had been an avid backpacker, cyclist, hiker, skier and gardener most of his adult life.
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Suzanne Treister's HFT The Gardener is on view at P.P.O.W. in New York until March 12.
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My grandparents were immigrants, my grandfather was a gardener and my dad started his own company.
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But there is no free speech in the walled garden if the gardener doesn't will it.
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"Looking after a premium bouquet is as difficult as the work of a gardener," Stadler said.
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He humbly calls himself a gardener, a respectful bow to the power that is Mother Nature.
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A gardener friend gave me a basket full of gorgeous zucchini and other colorful summer squash.
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And our modest-sized garden did not really justify the indulgence of a full-time gardener.
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Then, in 1876, Édouard André, the head gardener of Paris, brought them from Colombia to France.
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But when the gardener looks up, they need to freeze into the most interesting pose possible.
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He is a scientist by training, an entrepreneur by vocation and an avid gardener and naturalist.
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To quote that most famous Texas gardener, Lady Bird Johnson, "Where flowers bloom, so does hope."
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Is it your nanny, your house cleaner/housekeeper, your gardener, your dog walker, your mother's caregiver?
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The clog auteurs at Dankso offer so much more than the gardener mainstay that they're known for.
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So, she was a real gardener, Virginia Woolf; she planted, she weeded, she knew the chocolate earth.
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The 98-year-old royal is a passionate gardener and has had great success in growing truffles.
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And yet they were such good chaps, useful creatures, eating the slugs and woodlice no gardener wanted.
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His father, a gardener, saved up to buy his own gear and eventually ran his own routes.
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The garden can be got back to, it suggests, as long as we all obey the gardener.
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Or rather, it would be if Mr. Moneybags and his gardener actually lived to the same age.
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Gardener is treating Sunflower with a disinfectant wipe that has an antibacterial agent called BZK (Benzalkonium chloride).
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Of her numerous films from the 2000s, About A Boy, The Constant Gardener, and Constantine stand out.
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" Soon, the old gardener, with a hint of a dry smile, informs her, "He needs nothing, Madame.
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Whether he becomes a gardener, a stockbroker or a school shooter is ultimately not up to us.
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The other gardener, Tom (Joshua Safdie), contends with an unhappy marriage to a wacky wife (Parker Posey).
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He soon realized, however, that he wanted to study the plants themselves, and so became a gardener.
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While the gardener pretends to water plants and weed — and isn't looking — the statues can change shape.
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Simpson, a landscape gardener in nearby Wanaka, had failed to turn up to work on Monday morning.
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The problem was that with each passing summer, I myself had become more of an obsessed gardener.
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One of the travellers suggests that this is proof that a gardener has been tending the patch.
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The following spring, Lee allegedly threw a metal shear at the gardener for not removing weeds properly.
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Ms. Weisz, who won an Oscar for "The Constant Gardener," will play the former secret agent, Susan Traherne.
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Calling all royal fans with a green thumb – there's a job opening at Buckingham Palace for a gardener!
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" The obituary also describes Lancaster as "tall-taled fisherman, free skier extraordinaire, daredevil skateboarder and ferocious backyard gardener.
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Both precedents were considered carefully by the judge who was pondering the case of the pious prison gardener.
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She was also an avid gardener who "loved dancing and people," her roommate Carol Crewdson, wrote on Facebook.
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I wonder if Tai's work as a gardener has given him an acute "idol sense" of the scenery.
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Does the camp have a creepy gardener who scares the bejeebbers out of her while she's gathering twigs?
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He just happened to have his gardener there who started banging on his windows to wake him up.
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"The Gardener," directed by Sébastien Chabot, relies on previously recorded narration by Mr. Cabot, who died in 2011.
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One of his formative gigs was as head gardener at Modjeska Ranch, deep in an Orange County canyon.
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I did all kinds of jobs: worked in retail, even worked as a gardener for a community center.
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Mr. Saralegui said the gardener wanted Mr. Dash to come outside and indicate where he wanted them placed.
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That would be Jinny Blom, an English garden designer and author of THE THOUGHTFUL GARDENER (Jacqui Small, $50).
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I'm not a gardener — but I found it a little bit of an escape being in that space.
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AeroGarden indoor gardens are a fun pick for the at-home chef or avid gardener in your life.
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That year, 49 managed zones were created, each with a superintending gardener accountable for the maintenance and cleanliness.
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The accompanying poem, "Election Year," recounts a gardener reluctantly facing his flower gardens as spring rolls around again.
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" Right: "Miranda Brooks, my gardener, told me about these precious little Verdura clocks, which I keep on my nightstand.
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The floral display was conceived by Kensington Palace's head gardener, Sean Harkin, whose team planted 12,000 bulbs last fall.
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Every gardener needs a shovel to dig holes, break up soil, remove tough weeds, and edge lawns and trenches.
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Portale called witness Susan McCardelle, who volunteers as a gardener at Bannerman and who knew Graswald, according to reports.
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The extraordinary final portraits of his gardener, Vallier, in both dark interior and blazing sunlight, confirm Cézanne's ultimate achievement.
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The gardener is on board, but he'll need permission from the community council for a one-time SedgeMaster application.
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Like a psychedelic experience, the 175 works in Suzanne Treister's HFT The Gardener expand in a multitude of directions.
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The sexual abuse accusations date from a camping retreat in Kisatchie National Forest in Gardener, Louisana, in June 1979.
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In 2009, Pace says, she introduced the singer to 17-year-old Dominique Gardener, another fan she met online.
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The bougainvillea outside your front window, like the gardener himself, has the look of something that wants constant praise.
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The seed collectors of the title are the extended Gardener family, a Salingeresque clan full of thematically named botanists.
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He is a part-time gardener and once taught English as a second language to immigrants, a neighbor said.
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Minnie Mouse Flower Cart Play Set, $49.95Help raise a future gardener with the Minnie Mouse Flower Cart Play Set.
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Thursday 113:30 AM, Copenhagen: Gardener Jacquie Pereira and sous chef David Parrott show Camanini around Amass's various pantries.
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"My vote maybe doesn't change anything," said gardener Hector Machado, 64, who voted for the opposition in Tachira state.
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""If you become a gardener," said the little bunny, "I will become a bird and fly away from you.
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Her father was a diamond dealer, jewelry designer and avid gardener, and her mother a schoolteacher and prolific cook.
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Since 2010, the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree has been selected by one man: Erik Pauze, Rockefeller Center's head gardener.
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"Fifteen years ago, I had people using my shrubs as box springs," said Barbara E. Morgan, a volunteer gardener.
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She talks about the surreal disorientation she experiences when a (white) neighbor mistakes her (black) father for a gardener.
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An avid gardener, he become alarmed in the late 1940s by the discolored leaves and flowers in his garden.
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"My maternal grandfather, who was a humble gardener, loved Verdi and Puccini," the Danish composer Poul Ruders recalled recently.
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The sensei of Rat Rock, an old Japanese gardener named Yukihiko Ikumori, known to all as Yuki, noticed her.
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" A history buff and avid gardener, Mr. Moriwaki said the cognitive tests that accompany driver's license renewal were "easy.
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If you want to spoil the gardener in your family, look no further than Costco's Royal Victorian Glass Greenhouse.
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For a gardener on a budget, the Melnor XT 4000 Oscillating Sprinkler will provide the irrigation your plants need.
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There, she meets Roddy Llewellyn (Harry Treadaway), a 2784-something posh boy and gardener 20023 years the princess' junior.
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I'm an avid gardener, and have a vast collection of books about the plant hunters of the 18th century.
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A retired gardener, he had built a small earthen track years ago amid the bottle brush trees and geraniums.
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A former gardener at the school, Armando Ramón Gómez Bravo, 49, of Argentina, received a sentence of 18 years.
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But as licensed holistic esthetician, certified aromatherapist, and gardener Stephanie Tourles says, that's not what love potions are all about.
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Once dinner is made, we finish off my fancy champagne and watch one last movie on Netflix, The Constant Gardener.
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Jerid Bartow is an urban designer working in development in Downtown L.A. He is an avid traveler, gardener and cyclist.
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A handsome gardener in patchwork trousers and a beige jacket appears, and points a garage door opener at the house.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Gyorgy Balint, Hungary's favorite gardener, turns 100 this month and his advice is more sought after than ever.
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Pauze is Rock Center's head gardener, and he puts a lot of time into finding the right tree each year.
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When herb gardener Jekka McVicar told her how lily of the valley used to be used to as a poison.
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Meet Arrabella Cornelius, also known as Bella, or as London now knows her, the "guerrilla gardener": It was Bella's idea!
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In the meantime, "your head gardener" Fellowes has bowed out, signing off with "Peace, Love and Tree Hugging Hippy Shit".
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I used all of it making up for the roadblocks that destiny had placed in my path as a gardener.
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Off he went, pushing the wheelchair, a transport device for the garden supplies if not, at the moment, the gardener.
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They are not ready now; I wonder if they will be by the time Gardener is with his seed pod?
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Now, instead of being a metaphorical gardener constantly watering flowers so they can bloom, she sees herself as a flower.
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She'd been brave, she'd been generous, she'd been a good mother and wife, a good cook and a good gardener.
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I even live there, even though it's not allowed, but tant pis — I guess the gardener got used to it.
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She was a live-in caretaker for an elderly woman, and she ended up having a romance with the gardener.
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Our bureau manager at the time, the late Jane Scott-Long (an avid gardener herself), tutored him when she could.
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When a gardener for a rich family throws the sisters an orange, Viji chooses to experience it through Rukku's eyes.
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In September, he told an out-of-work gardener that he need only "cross the street" to find a job.
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Macon was recently captured on video lecturing an out-of-work gardener in Paris to look harder for a job.
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She was a window dresser who now cleans houses, while my dad still works as a house painter and gardener.
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In addition to being a horse lover I am also an attorney and a mediator, as well as a gardener.
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You can talk to a local park ranger or gardener who has experience with and extensive knowledge about the topic.
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"On the bright side, one fewer Callery pear tree," Chris Kreussling, who writes the Flatbush Gardener blog, remarked on Twitter.
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" Equally terse is the second old man, a Wordsworthian gardener remembered for his runic talk about "the names of plants.
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My mother's family—fair-skinned Ankara professionals who once had a chauffeur and a gardener—clearly fit the "white" profile.
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Attracted by its beauty and supreme affordability, retirees who live in the Cambodian capital can afford a housekeeper or gardener.
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I'm a grandparent, a military veteran, and a gardener, and I manage mobile devices for a school district in Minnesota.
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She is also a fierce gardener, cook, competitive baker, and musician — a vocalist and violinist in a couple of bands.
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Five months later, Rosenthal, an avid gardener, was in Home Depot checking to see if the store had any vegetable plants.
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An avid gardener at home in Hawaii, Johnson is not alone in his obsession for getting his hands in the dirt.
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He was entranced again when he overheard a gardener singing quietly to himself as he mowed a vicarage lawn in Somerset.
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From the blithe, tree-hugging gardener of the first episode we've seen him perverted by the cruel necessities of the game.
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When she falls in love with a gardener many years her junior, these outside forces conspire to tear their relationship asunder.
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Plastic tines often break under the same pressure or fail to provide enough flexibility to be of use for the gardener.
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Despite clues that a long-ago occupant had been a gardener, the property had fallen into neglect even before the renovation.
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He also remains adamant that his approach will benefit younger voters — including the 25-year-old gardener who couldn't find work.
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In 1989, a Thai gardener named Kriangkrai Techamong was working in the palace of Saudi Prince Faisal bin Fahd in Riyadh.
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My gardener is a lovely man who lives in a home with his wife and two children about three blocks away.
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We apprenticed him to a World Bank gardener for a while, and on his own he studied gardening and botany books.
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"Fortunately, they don't like the red clay," said Villalonga, a staff gardener since 215 and the chief beekeeper of Roland Garros.
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It has money, sex, drugs; it has Newport, New York and Europe; it has nobility; it has maids, butlers, a gardener.
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Nassif, a former Target marketer, named the line after her Iowan mother, Thelma, a hardworking homemaker, gardener, and mother of nine.
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At the Chesterfield farmer's market, the two women watching over the master gardener table showed how close the contest could be.
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Not long after, Margaret was introduced to Roderic "Roddy" Llewellyn, a gardener and aspiring pop star 17 years younger than her.
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Spare Change: • There's a little more Getty fan fiction to be had: Bullimore visits Getty's gardener Dennis to celebrate Paul's safety.
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Shortly afterward, Vanessa Stevenson, 58, a gardener who had traveled several hours south from Derbyshire for the hearing, pleaded guilty too.
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Baehrel's mother, who was from Brooklyn, was an avid gardener, and he credits her with his early expertise in native plants.
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Killen is also an avid gardener, and so the allium-and-daffodil-filled grounds are their own meditation on beauty. ivyhill.com.
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He identified 2100 zones in Central Park based on topography and use and appointed a dedicated gardener or manager to each.
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The music will start up as you're wrestling with the gardener for his keys, and stop when the keys are dropped.
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Various monitors—bloodhounds, motion detectors, night-vision cameras—are put in place, but none register the appearance of the ghostly gardener.
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Directing the bag away from the gardener when opened, and being in a well-ventilated area, will decrease any inhalation risk.
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This tragicomedy about climate change and landscape architecture, directed by Leigh Silverman, stars the inimitable Becca Blackwell as a butch gardener.
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This "urban cyber-gardener," as designers William Victor Camilleri and Danilo Sampaio call it, is part public art project, part architectural proposal.
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In a video, Interactive Architecture Lab documents people's amused, curious reactions to encountering this "urban cyber-gardener" on the streets of London.
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The gardener is no doubt here too, but hasn't started on the topiary yet because he knows you never rise before 11.
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Officials at the main hospital in Sanaa said the gardener, who they did not name, died of injuries sustained in the explosion.
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We're told Whitney walked in her backyard this week and was horrified to see a tree massacre, courtesy of her neighbor's gardener.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Mohamed Abu Amer, a landscape gardener, was working in downtown Cairo when national security agents took him away on Feb.
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I have a bunch of potting mix left, so I text my gardener friend to check what I should do about it.
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Church girl Karolina (Virginia Gardener) is surrounded by pink and elegant, clean decor, situating her as a paragon of princess-like femininity.
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Ken Bone isn't Chance the Gardener, a simple man whose simple worldview is a refreshing window into a clear way of thought.
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They broke into the villa, pointed guns at the driver and gardener while three officers in plainclothes woke Abdullah up, he said.
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Gardener joined Aon Hewitt after seven years with AXA Investment Managers, where he was the global head of the institutional client group.
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She asks everyone who crosses her path for an opinion—her sisters, her brothers-in-law, the servants, the suppliers, the gardener.
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If nothing gets your wife more excited than growing her own fruits and vegetables, she'll love an Urban Organic Gardener subscription box.
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"Whilst I have always known I was going to have to write this, it still feels strange," wrote "Head Gardener" Freddie Fellowes.
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While hosting, I am shaping this situation and also being responsive to how it develops, similar to a gardener and her garden.
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Weisz won an Oscar for her performance in The Constant Gardener, which plays out in idealized flashback form in her widower's mind.
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Mr. McCrae, 60, said the illicit plants were the work of a rogue gardener who was no longer part of the garden.
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FORAGING Usually, morning is a good time to visit Edwina von Gal, my best friend and an incredible gardener and landscape architect.
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In Britain, reality series like "Young, Autistic and Stagestruck" and "The Autistic Gardener" have further pushed the condition into the public debate.
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If you are discreet, contact me......gardener offering his services to women between 18 and 50 years old in exchange for sex.
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Whenever she posts on the Lilys Gardener website, she includes a form giving visitors the option to send her a confidential email.
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"The Musical Gardener Invite," on June 15, will explore the themes of color, harmony and collaboration in sonic, horticultural and culinary contexts.
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More than a film director, a producer or an increasingly noted creator of interior décors, Luca Guadagnino yearns to be a gardener.
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In her book, "The Humane Gardener" (published by Princeton Architectural Press in April), Nancy Lawson promotes gardening to create habitat for wildlife.
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In Lake Geneva, I heard a longtime gardener talking to his family of four, half of them living without proper work documents.
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Watanabe was an active gardener and grew fruits and vegetables until he was 104 and grew and exhibited bonsai trees until 2007.
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Muhammad Bilal, 18, was reported missing before the remains were found Wednesday at Lahore Safari Zoo, where he worked as a gardener.
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When Blanca gets fed up and takes revenge—screwing Diablo, her gardener boyfriend, in front of her boss—her eyes flash black.
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Reporting by Timothy Gardener, Yeganeh Torbati, Jonathan Landay and David Brunnstrom; Writing by Yara Bayoumy; Editing by Kevin Drawbaugh and James Dalgleish
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"These sales artificially inflate home prices, making housing even less affordable for buyers and increasing the risk of a bubble," said Gardener.
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An avid tomato gardener, Doudna thinks her tool can benefit everyone from large food companies like Mars to individual hobbyists like herself.
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Now a cook, gardener and writer, Hassani is a passionate advocate for immigration and diversity in her blog Green Card Gardner greencardgardener.
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Simultaneously, he was having an affair with writer and gardener Bernardine Coverley, and Bella and Esther were born in 1961 and 1963.
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President Barack Obama bragged about hitting singles and doubles when he couldn't hit home runs; there's nothing wrong with being a good gardener.
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This was challenged in the late 1800s by the American teacher and writer Helen Hamilton Gardener, the pen name for Alice Chenoweth Day.
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Then I started to look at how can you find out about these issues if you're a gardener or a small-scale farmer.
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Left: Darrell Geshick, 64, an Ojibwe and member of Red Lake Nation, works with the Red Lake Local Food Initiative as a gardener.
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"For a gardener, every day a flower blooms, a seed starts to grow, and a tomato ripens," he says, with a big smile.
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The gardeners insist they were unaware of the illicit plants, sowed, they say, by a single volunteer gardener, whom they have since ejected.
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After visiting friends in the Napa Valley, Ms. Novak, a keen gardener, and her husband decided to relocate and start a rural life.
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I am a terrible gardener, but in a few particularly great Craigslist apartments, I ate fresh produce every day right from my backyard.
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For decades, you have protected your nation's cultural output with the diligence of a gardener tending a fragile patch against invasive killer weeds.
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THE GARDENER AND THE CARPENTERWhat the New Science of Child Development Tells Us About the Relationship Between Parents and ChildrenBy Alison Gopnik302 pp.
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A community gardener, she lives in an apartment building in the Bronx, a hundred and fifty blocks north of that evening's rat academy.
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With cauliflower ears from his passion for wrestling, he seemed an unlikely gardener — a youngster in what is often an old man's job.
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Mr. Rodriguez, a gardener who had spent the morning watering agave plants at a nearby estate, cleared his throat and rubbed his eyes.
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Go install it now, and then use it on this nice recipe from Hank Shaw at Hunter Angler Gardener Cook, for halibut puttanesca.
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If Mr. Brandon made a better living we might have money to employ a gardener and kitchen help who would gather the nuts.
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McDonald has come to the East Africa Protectorate from South Africa, where he had caught his wife in bed with her African gardener.
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Unapologetically domineering, Harriet all but grabs the garden clippers from her exasperated gardener and pushes her blissfully patient cook out of the kitchen.
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Telling an unemployed gardener to go wash dishes, for instance, may be intellectually correct, but goes down like a lead balloon with most voters.
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When I was at art school, I used to work as a labourer for a landscape gardener and he was a massive Elvis fan.
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Dyslexics often think in pictures and can see multi-dimensionally which is why architect, gardener, chef and astronomer are careers that dyslexics gravitate toward.
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It was like watching a master bonsai [gardener] know where to trim a tree here and there — or what to say here and there.
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An avid gardener and horticulturalist, Kanodia flew in exotic plants and trees from India and festooned the grounds with rolling lawns and hanging gardens.
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Several prisoners complained, and disciplinary action against the zealous gardener was started; this prompted him to take sick leave and eventually quit the job.
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But we made a mistake: We trusted space-gardener Scott Kelly when he gleefully exclaimed it was the first flower to bloom in space.
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Jones (1866-1959) was an estate gardener, at least in the earlier half of his life; not much is known about his later years.
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Ms. Hoy, who grew up on Martha's Vineyard, works here seasonally as a gardener and spends a few months each winter trekking the globe.
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"I would describe her as a reluctant civil rights landmark, a Texan, a constant gardener and an excellent baker of pies," Ms. Mathias said.
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As a gardener, I appreciated SEED BED and REROOTS; I also appreciated the heady nature of this puzzle, honestly, and learned a few things.
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Mr. Korman (left), 67, is a gardener whose company, Huckleberry Hill, which was in Wading River, provided gardening and garden design and installation services.
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In F. Scott Fitzgerald's fictional West Egg, Nick Carraway's "ragged lawn" so perturbs Jay Gatsby that he sends his own gardener to tame it.
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This allegory about Chauncey Gardener — a childlike cipher who becomes a shamanic adviser to Washington's elite — feels exceptionally well suited for the present moment.
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And in 2016, the gardener hurt a knee falling from a 3 meter (10 foot) ladder after it was allegedly by kicked by Lee.
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Mr. Josefsson, 56, the chief executive of a facilities management company, was also traveling with a longtime friend, Janne Hedman, 56, a municipal gardener.
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At least one gardener told the BBC she had experienced "severe symptons" including rashes, nausea, and sores after coming into contact with the insects' hairs.
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After just three weeks, Paul Zabel, an Antarctic gardener (how cool a title is that?), collected eight pounds of lettuce, 18 cucumbers, and 70 radishes.
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However shocked you are by Lawrence's graphic descriptions of the affair between a married woman and her gardener, the book's initial audience was infinitely more.
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A neighbor who'd known her for more than 50 years told the Sacramento Bee that she was an avid gardener who enjoyed feeding the squirrels.
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My father, who had been a business owner and community leader before the war, was relegated to learning a new occupation, that of a gardener.
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The group members who speak to each other, each with job title names like Hero or Gardener, voice their concerns and complaints to one another.
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Shimon Aviv, a 45-year-old Israeli gardener who lives near the new embassy and was planting flowers outside in preparation for Monday, was gleeful.
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At this point, Big Head has become like Peter Sellers's "Chauncey Gardener" in "Being There," a blank slate who reads as a font of wisdom.
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Maintenance costs are comparable to those of a normal garden, though a specialist gardener must visit three times a year to maintain the hydroponic system.
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For a decade, the master gardener Dan Pearson has been creating a landscape that's a testament to both his singular eye and Britain's natural beauty.
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Mellon was a gifted gardener with princely means and infallible taste: Her close friend Jacqueline Kennedy asked her to redesign the White House Rose Garden.
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Outdoor space: The owner is a master gardener who acquired part of the property to extend her canvas of raised beds, perennials, birch and pines.
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If I'm doing a BDSM scene in the ecofetishist or Sacred Sadism style, I'll be the master gardener, and the slave may be the sapling.
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An industrious gardener pulling up dead annuals could expose them to the cold, and one who mulches too deeply could block their escape in spring.
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It has nothing to do with how I was once a fearless, naked gardener with a blue plastic teapot and a collection of Ravensburger puzzles.
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No matter what level of gardener you are, or whether you're working indoors or out, you'll find ways to make gardening easier with these picks.
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Princess Margaret escaped to the island of Mustique, where a romance with Roddy Llewellyn, a gardener-turned-unsuccessful pop star 17 years her junior, blossomed.
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After moving to L.A., in 2017, he leased his first car, a Tesla Model X. He had recently written his first check, to a gardener.
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It also has an active email social media platform, which is normally full of advice about where to find a good piano teacher or gardener.
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Frank, thirteen years old, spends his days longing for his fellow-patient Elsa, sharing covert smokes with the gardener, and writing poems on prescription pads.
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I have an "Essie" fixation even though I'm a gardener and my fingernails are a sci-fi movie, as there are monsters hiding beneath them.
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Her mother was a chef and her father was a lawyer; neither was a gardener, so flowers didn't have a regular presence in their home.
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The pair is part of a new kind of green-living movement on social media that champions the indoor gardener with hashtags like #PlantGang and #MonsteraMonday.
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The upstairs windows afford views of extensive gardens, a maze and extraordinary moss-covered paths in the woods, all the painstaking creation of the current gardener.
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A conversation might take you through dialogue with a gardener, Harry's conceptualization of abstract ideas in the world (the skill Conceptualization), and his partner Kim Kitsuragi.
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" Michio Kaku Theoretical physicist, City College of New York First job: Gardener "During World War Two, my father was in a relocation camp for four years.
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Not surprisingly, he became a gardener who seldom left his garden, which he called Little Sparta because he was at war with the rest of society.
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The grounds were originally masterminded 350 years ago by King Louis XIV s principal gardener Andr Le N tre – the designer of the gardens of Versailles.
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The group's gardener, Rachel Butterworth, lost weeks of the planting season preparing the soil and transporting a heap of compost half a mile across the headland.
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On a recent afternoon, a musty-smelling chicken coop in the garden's rear turned into a plumy snow globe as a gardener shuffled in and out.
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"I know my legs can do it," said John Burrows, the gardener at Burghley House, who competed in Dirty Weekend for the third time this year.
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An avid gardener, Belcourt was persuaded by lamb's ear, a perennial with furry, curved leaves, to abandon the geometric style of her paintings prior to 2008.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Seven years ago the gardener for the Kabul bureau of The New York Times, Sher Ahmad, collapsed on the lawn of a heart attack.
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It was even harder to justify a full-time gardener; we found Zamir another client nearby, so he could work for both of us part time.
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For heavy-duty use or use in hard, clay soil, you'll want to upgrade to heavier tools, but this set will get the hobby gardener started.
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A different spirit prevails at Great Dixter, the home of the distinguished gardener and garden writer Christopher Lloyd, who lived there until he died in 244.
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And in Eleuthera, guests will work with Omar McKlewhite, a master gardener, and learn propagation techniques for the native trees and establish a bush tea farm.
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The gardener who handles their common areas quit, they all need upgraded air conditioning units and they are working out the logistics for paying their taxes.
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Depending on lifestyle choices—many retirees hire maids and a landscape gardener—a monthly budget for a couple in Coronado would run from $1,750 to $23,975.
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Mr. Diamond may not have been a gung-ho outdoorsman in the mold of Theodore Roosevelt; he liked to bike and hike and was a frustrated gardener.
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Working alongside Edward Spitzka (who became president of the American Neurological Association), Gardener observed that the weight of a person's brain couldn't be a measure of intelligence.
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While this writer has never tried nude gardening, I am an avid gardener, and can (at least anecdotally) attest to the peace derived from caring for plants.
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As people are displaced, empires demolished, and walls erected, the gardener goes about his task of orderly renewal—the unfinished business of imposing clarity on unkempt space.
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Observing the household machinations with a sinister glare is the Lanlaires' coachman and gardener, Joseph (Vincent Lindon), a rabid anti-Semite to whom Célestine is immediately attracted.
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Although he's written thrillers about Islamist terror networks (A Most Wanted Man) and Big Pharma (The Constant Gardener), the Cold War remains the major le Carré theme.
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At the age of 14, his dream of working as a gardener in the United States was cut short US Border Patrol detained and then deported him.
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Jason Austin, a gardener and horticulturist in Pine Beach, N.J., wishes more of us would think about our goals before wielding a set of pruners or loppers.
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"All reporters ever want to talk about is drugs," said Sue Burke, a sixth-generation Portsmouth resident and gardener who volunteers planting and tending the flowerpots downtown.
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Daniel Bidolski Prandi, an artist who goes by "Daniel The Gardener," said that he took a photography course to understand lighting and how to take better pictures.
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The priests at a now-shuttered school in Mendoza were each sentenced to more than 40 years in prison; a former gardener was sentenced to 18 years.
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" One woman saw the Santa Ana PD's Facebook post about the story and wrote, "This gentleman is my mother's gardener and has been for over 15 years.
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Alfred developed other interests: he was a photographer, a gardener, an oenophile, and after the Second World War he became passionate about conservation and the American West.
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Before she began planting her six-acre hobby farm in Landrum, S.C., Kathy Merlino, 63, enrolled in a rigorous master gardener program at Clemson University's cooperative extension.
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The novelist H. G. Wells, whose mother and father were employed at the house as a maid and a gardener, stayed for a time in the 1880s.
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Last month, an Australian gardener filed the country's first lawsuit against Bayer, accusing Monsanto of causing him harm from exposure to glyphosate via decades of using Roundup.
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Farm work in the U.S. typically pays $10-12 per hour, while a gardener in Mexico might earn $2-3 per hour, only a quarter of U.S. wages.
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"The tweet this morning was the first I had heard of the President's position on this issue, just like the plaintiffs and your honor," Gardener told the judge.
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"We put almond milk on the table because we had read that she had it," said Kim Gardener, a former addict who now runs Betel UK's women's houses.
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The case concerns Barry Trayhorn, a man who was employed as gardener in an English prison, HMP Littlehey (pictured), with 1,200 inmates, including sex offenders and young offenders.
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Great Big Story took a tour with the castle's head gardener, Trevor Jones, who remains remarkably casual while listing all the ways these plants can kick people's buckets.
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"I can go into the feed stores here and buy, without giving any reason, enough poison to do away with all the people in Oregon," one gardener wrote.
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Her husband, struggling in vain with his homosexuality, divorces her, and she falls for her African-American gardener only to see him forced out of town by bigotry.
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Tai Trang, 52 A gardener who hails from San Francisco, Trang's quirky demeanor and enduring friendship with Mark the Chicken quickly established him as a fan-favorite personality.
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In an exchange that went viral on social media, Mr. Macron was seen as lecturing an out-of-work gardener in Paris to look harder for a job.
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But in 2006, Mr. Moore's career fell apart and, in his early 23s, he found himself divorced, living with his parents, studying Buddhism and working as a gardener.
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Djibril left his work as a gardener in southern Libya three years ago as soon as he heard about the gold rush outside his native city of Agadez.
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One of the few downsides of their living situation is having to pay a gardener several hundred dollars a month to take care of the lawn and shrubberies.
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But in the 1970s, Margaret's affair with a young landscape gardener was splashed all over the papers and Snowdon -- who himself had been repeatedly unfaithful -- sued for divorce.
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I love the spectacle of skill, whether it's an expert gardener at work, or a good carpenter chopping dovetails, or someone tying a Bimini hitch that won't slip.
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Mr. Mair, an unemployed gardener, had a longstanding obsession with Nazi propaganda, white supremacist ideologies and the apartheid era in South Africa, according to evidence presented in court.
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It's like having a really, really smart gardener friend on speed dial, except they don't get annoyed when you call them about your zucchini for the seventh time.
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In June, Carbone Lawyers, acting for an Australian gardener, filed a lawsuit against Bayer for severe harm caused by a Roundup, the first such case in the country.
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On Site has staged Pygmalion — about a sculptor who falls in love with his sculpture — at Madame Tussaud's wax museum, and Mozart's Secret Gardener in a community garden.
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Landscape gardener McArthur targeted victims linked to Toronto's Gay Village over a period of seven years, with some arguing that police may have missed chances to catch the killer.
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The 28-year-old gardener, who had been collecting and hoarding other oddities for a number of years, stumbled on the collection a week earlier while browsing on eBay.
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"By 'plugging into' these naturally occurring planetary rhythms, the biodynamic farmer or gardener can enhance seed germination, plant growth, and harvest quality," Claire Hattersley, garden manager at Weleda, explained.
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A former landscape gardener and carpenter, he and his friend Jerry James decided to burn a large wooden figure of a man on San Francisco's Baker Beach in 1986.
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The idea for the garden came from Kensington Palace's head gardener Sean Harkin after he spoke with staff who'd worked in the palace's gardens when the princess lived there.
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Speaking to the Guardian, a neighbour of Masood, Iwona Romek, described the attacker as a father who was a keen gardener and lived with his wife and young child.
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A founding collection of that museum involved objects from The Ark, opened to the public by the 17th-century gardener John Tradescant, who also rests at the Garden Museum.
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Bailey's own mother, an artist and a gardener, died when he was just four years old, and he's found traces of her left behind in the feral Colorado landscape.
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One headshot is delivered underwater ... After a certain point, watching John Wick shoot people in the head starts to weirdly resemble a gardener misting orchids with a spray bottle.
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"I just had to be on the set," The Force Awakens star told ABC last fall about a gig she had on The Constant Gardener while still in college.
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NASA never cleared their space-gardener Peggy Whitson to munch on the field mustard, but her hand sneaks into a photograph of cosmonauts enjoying the fruits of their labors.
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He found an ally in the board member John Krueger, a gardener who grows much of his own food and once ran the Maine Health and Environment Testing Laboratory.
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"I'm a vegetable gardener, so during the summer months I walk around my property to ensure the deer and wild turkeys didn't eat my vegetables or flowers," Thompson said.
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In Tehran, they had had many servants, including a gardener and a night nurse for her and her brother, though she was too young to remember any of this.
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In other testimony, Susan McCardell, a volunteer gardener at Bannerman Island, said she saw Ms. Graswald in distress when she was with the officers on the island last spring.
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Better to be a gardener, she writes, cultivating "a protected and nurturing space for plants to flourish" but realizing that the greatest beauty comes when we relinquish total control.
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Gardens are "an expression of faith" and "the embodiment of hope," wrote the revered English landscape architect Russell Page in his memoir, "The Education of a Gardener," in 1962.
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So it is in "The Night Gardener," a debut written and illustrated by the brothers Terry and Eric Fan, set in a gray town where green things are happening.
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A memoir of sorts of this hard-won idyll, it is also a love letter to Ms. Creed, a skilled artisan and gardener whose glorious handiwork is vividly portrayed.
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Rodgers didn't pressure his son to keep playing — "If I wanted to be a gardener, he would have supported me," Kacy II said — but he did offer some encouragement.
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Mr. Ramos, a lanky 20-year-old, had also been deported recently after working as a gardener in Curaçao, but had not managed to find work back in Venezuela.
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To the extent to which he is the author's alter ego — in an earlier draft Michael had been a poet, not a gardener — he simply could not go there.
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Built atop boulders, the house comes with a private beach, panoramic sea views and the services of a caretaker and gardener — for less than $100 a person per night.
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Sometimes this means a well-timed honk that makes a gardener hammer his own thumb; sometimes it means stealing a boy's glasses and chasing him into a phone booth.
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A backyard gardener who cultivated chiles and tomatoes, he championed the legislative agenda of farmers and immigrant agricultural workers as chairman of the Agriculture Committee from 1981 to 1995.
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Here, his only human interaction is with the resident gardener, who creates crop circles in lush fields as he rides on a mower the size of a golf cart.
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Also a factor in keeping the house cool in summer is the green roof of strawberry plants and grasses, developed by a Greek gardener who recreates the natural, local landscape.
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William, Kate and Harry were given a tour of the plants by Sean Harkin, head gardener, and Graham Dillamore, who worked on the Kensington Palace grounds when Diana lived there.
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Kensington Palace's head gardener, Sean Harkin, conceived and designed the White Garden, which features white tulips, daffodils and scented hyacinths — 12,000 bulbs were planted last fall to create the display.
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In the late 1860s, Edmund McIlhenny, a food lover and avid gardener living in Avery Island, Louisiana, was determined to create a spicy sauce to add flavor to his food.
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For instance, one 1920s UBC bookplate for a German horticulturist, who later worked in botanical gardens in the United States and Canada, is emblazoned with a gardener watching an airplane.
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Seeds sold by larger companies typically have very high germination rates and can provide consumers with more insights than a smaller farmer or gardener might, but they'll definitely cost you.
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Athletes are backing outThe first US athlete to withdraw from the games due to Zika is cyclist Tejay van Gardener, who is concerned about transmitting Zika to his pregnant wife.
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" She, supposing Him to be the gardener, said to Him, "Sir, if You have carried Him away, tell me where You have laid Him, and I will take Him away.
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The essay collection is a deep dive into Chee's past as he documents his expereinces as a gay rights and HIV/AIDS activist, a rose gardener, a writer, and more.
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But on April 29, investigators happened to run into Ms. Graswald on Bannerman Island, a historic site with the ruins of a castle, where she had volunteered as a gardener.
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Park gardener Karam Ali said solar power has made his job much easier, particularly now that the water pumps and sprinklers are no longer shut down by persistent power cuts.
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I wanted to make the subterranean processes visible," comments the artist-gardener, whose process celebrates transformation 'til the very end: "After the harvest, I put it on my compost heap.
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Before he became president, "poor people like us could never be more than a maid, driver or gardener", says Lilian Peralta, who works in an electronics shop in La Paz.
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He told her that he was a gardener and started talking about his horrible life — "a dead father, a mother addicted to alcohol and girlfriends who betrayed him," Birli said.
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On Thursday, we challenged Well readers to solve the case of a previously healthy 67-year-old gardener who abandoned his garden one summer, alarming his wife and adult children.
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The middle chapters of "The Gardener and the Carpenter" are stuffed with absorbing bite-size summaries of similar research, demonstrating children's intuitive grasp of concepts like probability, reliability and ontology.
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The current owner employs a full-time gardener to tend to the 2000-acre property's extensive botanical gardens, which attract a wide variety of butterflies and birds, Mr. Tuinstra said.
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"Manuelzhino," for example, is a fond but exasperated complaint, in a landowner's voice, about an inept gardener—"half squatter, half tenant (no rent)"—who genially fails at every assigned task.
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"I found Jamal dribbling hours before the game wearing gardener gloves to improve his feel for the ball," said Sbiet, whose North Pole Hoops is a scouting and evaluation service.
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Pierfrancesco Spiga, 46, a Rome native who lost his job as a gardener and now sleeps in a residence run by a cooperative, said other companies should take up the initiative.
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He and a girlfriend, Janet Lohr, moved to San Francisco in the 1970s, and he took jobs as a bike messenger, a taxi driver, a cook and eventually a landscape gardener.
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A Good Gardener and Viridi were both released in 2015, each exploring horticultural play albeit to different ends; the former a first-person adventure, the latter a slow-paced succulent simulator.
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He went on to live a life of luxury in Beijing, before fleeing to Japan, setting off a chain of events that eventually led him to living as an anonymous gardener.
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A former gardener with the Department of Parks and Recreation for almost 20 years, James Duffy sued the city in 2011 for discrimination, harassment and retaliation based on race and disability.
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Lee Kuan Yew, the founding father of modern Singapore, may have been well known for his paternalistic and sometimes uncompromising leadership style, but he had a lesser known role: chief gardener.
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How can soccer moms who watch Ellen for her sexy gardener and make box office hits of movies in which male sexuality is on display complain when Trump talks about women?
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She already has one best supporting actress Oscar, for The Constant Gardener, and this year she's nominated for the same award for her portrayal of Lady Sarah Churchill in The Favourite.
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The couple had bought the apartment for its wraparound terrace (one is a passionate gardener), and the original intention was to create a wall of windows to bring the outside in.
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The 2020 presidential election contenders worked in a wide variety of first jobs, including waitress, gardener and bottle collector — a far cry from the high profile political roles they have today.
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Those roles are neatly taken by Christopher Fairbank as the resident gardener and Margot Leicester — seen in London and on Broadway in Mr. Bartlett's "King Charles III" — as his ailing wife.
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Eno recently remarked, in his usual metaphorical lingo, that as a contemporary musician he should be considered a gardener; the music of the past, on the other hand, is an architect.
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"Every gardener understands that the forces of nature are always trying to overrun it with vines and weeds — and it is a constant struggle to keep the jungle back," said Kagan.
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Getty Sr. loses three of his Sutton Place pawns in this episode: First is Dennis the gardener, Bullimore's love interest, who leaves overnight, apparently fed up with the place's cold soul.
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He calls the gardener, Dennis, who has fled Sutton Place, and next we seem them they are reunited at the Marylebone Cricket Club in London (Bullimore used to play the sport).
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Her early gigs included working on production crews for several movies, including "The Constant Gardener," and she credits the film's star, Ralph Fiennes, as someone who inspired her to pursue acting.
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She also found comfort in books and sports, and credits her mother, Carolyn Gardener, a high school executive administrator and resource librarian, for making education the top priority in their home.
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"The plants were deceived by this (warm weather) and decided it is spring already, so they are in bloom," said head gardener Anton Dubenyuk, warning that could mean less color later.
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His go-to present for his wife used to be flowers, which seems nice — if you ignore the fact that she has made her living as a gardener and landscape designer.
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Every couple of steps, the gardener would pause, seat the stem of a rose between the two blades, begin to squeeze, think better, release the stem, and continue on his way.
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Mustard gas in World War I counts, but these days it seems the term mainly applies to an incendiary mole-killing device, which even as a gardener fills me with dismay.
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"It's the first time I've come here, and it's the last time I'll come here," said Valeria Martínez, a gardener sharing some Spanish ham with her daughter and her daughter's boyfriend.
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Despite your previous, failed attempts to raise a snake plant beyond its sprout stages, you're sure that this is the summer you become the green-thumbed gardener you know you can be.
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The farm-boy next door, Gabriel, is named after another character, Gabriel Oak, and the house's original gardener shares a name with Weatherbury, the fictional village in which Hardy's novel is set.
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A retired White House gardener is selling Hillary Clinton's 1986 Oldsmobile Cutlass, which he bought at an auction for the residence's workers and has been sitting in his Pennsylvania garage for years.
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It was on Mustique that Margaret, then 43, began her eight-year affair with Roddy Llewellyn, the landscape gardener 18 years her junior whom she met among the tropical plants in 1973.
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My father, a gardener who worked in southern Orange County, always ate the fastest, but waited until I and my three siblings finished recounting our school days to him and my mother.
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The Cameroons' brand of modernisation owed too much to noblesse oblige, to a vision of society that treated the welfare state as the institutional equivalent of giving one's gardener a Christmas bonus.
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The Challenge: Can you figure out what is wrong with a lively 67-year-old gardener who develops a daily fever and shaking chills along with chest pain and a dry cough?
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TARRYTOWN, N.Y. — Given her home's location near the corner of Deertrack Lane and Whitetail Road, it should come as no surprise that Ellen Shapiro, an ardent gardener, had a serious deer problem.
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A sampling of his post-Soviet works (The Tailor of Panama, The Constant Gardener, The Mission Song, A Delicate Truth) take us through Panama, Kenya, East Congo in the DRC, and Gibraltar.
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In Garden Friends, which overlays 3D characters on the real world, a Pokémon-looking character known as the "lonely gardener" provides the player with seeds that grow into trees, flowers and vines.
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"Mother Nature can be simple, abstract, challenging and definitely campy, in ways that are surprising, shocking," Mr. Posen, an avid gardener, said at a fitting at his offices in Manhattan on Friday.
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At the end of his term of service, Billey was indeed freed, taking the name William Gardener, marrying and staying in Philadelphia, where Madison continued to have contact with him for years.
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"Politics are ugly, but Lula is the only politician who has ever done anything for poor people," said Josué Eduardo, a gardener from Recife, in Mr. da Silva's home state of Pernambuco.
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Now, when I hear "avid gardener," I picture someone weeding the pachysandra beds quietly or deadheading the roses — not operating machinery that requires ear-protecting headsets like people wear at rifle ranges.
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Teaching the next generation to appreciate growing one's own food is important for Ms. Babinski, a professional gardener whose family began operating a farm stand in Water Mill in the early 1970s.
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As a gardener I feel I should have known this quicker, but as a puzzler I tipped my hat to a clue that sounded so open-ended but was actually so precise.
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" And we learn about the innovations of La Quintinie, the gardener to France's Louis XIV, who put beautiful glass bells over seedlings "like little greenhouses, to trap the heat from the sun.
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Since 2005, he has also held the position of head gardener for the Salutation, a private mansion turned boutique hotel in the medieval port town of Sandwich, Kent, in the English countryside.
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" They said they waited until they would not "incur further crimes" for their stunt but the pair "did not foresee the intervention of the gardener who, however, only anticipated us a little.
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Last November a court in the province of Mendoza convicted two priests and the former gardener at a Catholic Church-run school on 28 counts of sexual abuse and corruption of minors.
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A diminutive 2 feet in height and weighing about 22 pounds, he said he had not exercised regularly during most of his working life as a truck driver, gardener, firefighter and lumberjack.
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Whether you learn new photography skills, develop a new perspective on politics, gain a new identity such as "organic gardener" or simply feel like a better, more capable person, self-expansion has benefits.
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Last week when he was getting ready for work as a gardener in Santa Ana, California, two thieves hijacked his pickup truck and stole his valuable possessions valued around $3,000, police told CNN.
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I'd never made an asado—though I'd always watched my grandad prepare homemade charcuterie when I was growing up then cook it—so I kept an eye on what the gardener was doing.
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Last summer, despite her illness, she encouraged Brosnan to take on The Lawnmower Man, a science-fiction thriller in which he plays a scientist who turns a retarded gardener into a superhuman genius.
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There's an older Instructables for this, as there is for just about every endeavor known to man, wherein a gardener makes a similar electric fence to keep slugs out of his raised box.
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"There's an ill wind blowing / Maybe you feel it too / Strange people on the rise / One day they're gonna come for you," Mark Gardener sang over glistening reverb and a relentless drum line.
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This 60-something landscape gardener was a long way from his Plymouth home, and his dream of relocating to Kenya to get away from an unhappy marriage had quickly spiraled into a nightmare.
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And while there are endless structural reasons why health outcomes might differ across racial lines, Dr. Ietef "DJ Cavem" Vita is a rapper, chef, and gardener trying to make a dent in them.
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After first consulting their longtime gardener, the Franceschettis bought the chateau and its nearly four hectares, or about nine acres, of untamed land — sold as a bank foreclosure for an undisclosed price. Mrs.
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Madeleine George's comedy, directed by Leigh Silverman, stars Becca Blackwell as a god disguised as a butch gardener with Mia Barron, Michelle Beck, Danielle Skraastad and Kate Wetherhead as the housewives she charms.
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My patient — a jogger, a gardener, a grandfather with stories to delight children for days — could barely move the right side of his body by the time he arrived at the emergency department.
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Additional survivors, Asante McGee, Jerhonda Pace, and Dominique Gardener, all signed documents with false information about their parents or including information that would help bolster Kelly's reputation or legal case at various times.
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Having worked at the Huntington for the past 14 years, Mr. Baker was an obvious choice to recommend tools and accessories for the aspiring gardener — even one worried about having a black thumb.
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As for Torre, after Big Edie died in 1977, he went on to work as a gardener for the royal family of Saudi Arabia, a position set up for him by Aristotle Onassis.
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He also knows, however, that it is simply what happens when you try to control what cannot be controlled — to be a depressed gardener is to live in a state of constant humility.
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Madeleine George's comedy, directed by Leigh Silverman, stars Becca Blackwell as a god disguised as a butch gardener, with Mia Barron, Michelle Beck, Danielle Skraastad and Kate Wetherhead as the housewives she charms.
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SANAA (Reuters) - A bomb at Sanaa University killed a gardener and wounded at least two students on Tuesday, police and medical sources said, in a relatively rare attack on the Houthi-ruled Yemeni capital.
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Our Op-Doc team followed the man above and his fellow gardener, who spend their evenings watering small municipal gardens and median strips as part of a project to profile Mumbai's night-shift workers.
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Lindomar Santos Galvão, a gardener, says that in the presidential election due in October he might support Jair Bolsonaro, a former army captain and maverick seven-term congressman of extreme right-wing, macho views.
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SAN SALVADOR (Reuters) - Alexander Ramos was deported to El Salvador from the United States seven years ago, forced to leave jobs as a gardener and at McDonald's after getting caught driving without a license.
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Alison Brie and Aubrey Plaza are great as horny nuns trying to sleep with the attractive new gardener, played by James Franco, and actors like Jemima Kirke and Nick Offerman make hilarious appearances, too.
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Katherine runs a site called Lilys Gardener [sic]; the name refers to Lily Beckett, the protagonist of Love's Forbidden Flower, a romance novel about a brother and sister engaged in an incestuous love affair.
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Born in Brooklyn to a homemaker and a gardener for the New York City Parks Department, Epstein dropped out of college in the 1970s but soon became a teacher at Manhattan's prestigious Dalton School.
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When the goose is in full chaos mode, waddling away from the gardener who just wants his keys back, the piano tune plays out in full, encouraging the player to keep up the shenanigans.
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"Focusing on these risk factors even before midlife provides patients an opportunity to treat and reverse these risk factors with the goal of reducing their dementia risk before it is too late," Gardener said.
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While a shovel is undeniably not a sexy or exciting purchase, this utilitarian workhorse belongs in the tool shed of every gardener, whether that garden is a few potted plants, or an extensive vegetable garden.
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Why you'll love it: If you're a container gardener, or just like to get down and dirty in your vegetable or flower garden, a the Wilcox All Pro 14-Inch Trowel is a must-have.
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Also, any specialty stain removers that meet the specific needs of your home (for instance, a mechanic would need a car grease remover, or gardener would need something that easily removes grass and dirt stains).
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Mrs Cox herself had complained to the police about abuse—although not involving the 52-year-old gardener with, seemingly, far-right views and psychiatric problems who is now charged with her shooting and stabbing.
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Egan, an avid gardener, had just given me a tour of her three compost bins, plunging her fingers into the pungent soil to hold up fat worms with a fisherman's pride for a good catch.
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In coaxing a batch of Arabidopsis to grow, thrive, blossom, and produce seeds all in microgravity, Lebedev became the first gardener to successfully grow a seed into a plant through germination that produced seeds again.
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They feature an array of produce, 90 percent of which is grown on the farm, with help from a master gardener; each member of the restaurant staff tends the crops at least once a week.
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In making Majorca his vacation destination, Juan Carlos "really made us famous and boosted our tourism economy," said Francisco Oliver Morell, a retired gardener who said he voted in favor of the monarchy last Sunday.
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Of course, she was right in front of me: Ms. Corless, that woman with no credentials, a gardener and grandmother whose determination had unearthed a troubling part of the past and forced a national reckoning.
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Members of National Action have previously praised Thomas Mair, an unemployed gardener obsessed with Nazi propaganda and white supremacist ideology, who in June 2016 was convicted of killing Jo Cox, a Labour member of Parliament.
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Douglass was clearly wounded by what he described as the "employment of certain names, such as 'Sambo,' and the gardener, and the bootblack … and all the rest," but gracefully declined to answer insult with insult.
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He is gently cradling it his hands: a 20-pound chunk that has been smoked for 16 hours with fresh-cut logs of dense, heavy oak purveyed by a deal made with his home gardener.
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AL KHOR, QATAR (Reuters) - As Nami Hader, a 30-year-old gardener from Nepal, approached the entrance to a park outside Qatar's second city Al Khor one day last month, a security guard blocked his way.
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"People want to have living things in their homes like plants because there also is an emotional attachment," says Patty Cassidy, a registered horticultural therapist, Master Gardener, and vice president of the American Horticultural Therapy Association.
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Gardener doesn't offer her testimony in the documentary, but her escape last May from a hotel room in Beverly Hills, initiated by her mother Michelle Kramer, was captured on during the filming of Surviving R. Kelly.
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The first person to figure out what is really going on with this 67-year-old gardener gets a copy of my book and that lovely sense of satisfaction that comes from making a tough diagnosis.
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But he got so caught up in the project that he gave her a 157-page hardcover book, which included a newspaper article that explained the sign: The original owner was an accomplished gardener and Francophile.
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"It's growing vegetables together with nature, and taking care of nature somehow while you're doing it," explained Henno Matzen, a dreadlocked Danish gardener and cook whose bare feet bore evidence of his dedication to the job.
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The unified look and the lack of unsightly weeds are your first clues that the gardener knows the benefits of mulching to conserve moisture, help control weeds, and add nutrients to the soil for healthier plants.
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Its legions sweep across land like the Golden Horde, "always three steps ahead of the gardener, traveling underground, seeding by the million, smothering all in their path," says the British writer and landscape designer Isabel Bannerman.
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I didn't think about whether Sifnos was famous or not again until I was on the ferry from Athens, when I met a friendly young Greek couple — a gardener and a social worker, working with refugees.
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But here, they're not couched in bovine passivity but the active projections of narcissists eager to see their most flattering reflections in the enigmatic pronouncements of Gardener, played by Peter Sellers as a perfect blank slate.
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What it's about: Fernando Meirelles (City of God, The Constant Gardener) directs this biographical and comedic drama about Pope Benedict XVI (Anthony Hopkins) and his successor: Cardinal Bergoglio (Jonathan Pryce), the eventual (and current) Pope Francis.
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The club has electric car charging facilities at the stadium, to encourage fans to travel to games sustainably and even a robot gardener, known as "The Mobot," taking care of the world's only organic soccer field.
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So my relationship has been with her spirit which we try to keep alive by having a home full of plants (she was a certified Master Gardener in many states) and by making toys with our girls.
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"I can barely smell it, but as people walk through my garden, they shriek, Cotton candy!" said Ken Druse, a gardener and author of "The Scentual Garden," a book about how humans smell and process scented plants.
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Those calling on Moore to leave the race included Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who had backed Moore's primary opponent, Senator Luther Strange, and Colorado Senator Cory Gardener, who is chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
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"Amaranth," said Marisa Prefer, a gardener leading a group through the same neighborhood last week, picking up a stalk of the crumbly plant, which was spilling out from a crack in the sidewalk like a Medusa head.
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"Physical activity and adherence to a healthy diet, like a Mediterranean-style diet, are powerful tools that can help at-risk individuals lose weight, reduce blood pressure and maintain healthy (blood sugar) levels," Gardener said by email.
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