Acres and acres of green grass abound, along with hills and grass and trees and grass and, off in the distance, more grass.
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On a wagon ride from the Pittsfield train station, Melville scribbled the names of all the grasses he knew: redtop, ribbon grass, finger grass, orchard grass, hair grass.
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Grass stains are simply chlorophyll that has transferred from grass to fabrics when the grass was had been crushed.
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That grass fascinated me - how could anyone play on grass?
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The grass in these cities, if not greener, was still grass.
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Mr. Pickerell and his colleagues propagated local grass seeds to plant: sea grass in the bay, cord grass for the intertidal marsh area, and a native beach grass called Ammophila breviligulata to hold down the sand.
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And the grass—the grass is just like she remembered it. ♦
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The grass underfoot doesn't feel like the grass in your front yard.
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I know the grass roots down to the last blade of grass.
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Mowing your grass too short just stresses your grass and invites pests and diseases.
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Scott Maddock, the principal of the Grass Valley Charter School in Grass Valley, Calif.
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" Thwaites began to learn "the subtleties of the different types of grass: the blue-green patches of grass are bitter, whereas the greener-green grass is sweet and much preferable.
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And if there's a wind blowing the grass, you don't even notice the grass moving strangely.
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They walk along a high hedge of thimbleberry in a clearing of velvet grass and sweet vernal grass.
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In their startling absence you hear the wind and the rustling grass, and you see the grass swaying.
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Options include disposable potty pads like Wee-Wee puppy pee pads, reusable fake grass patches like the Huile Artificial Grass Bathroom Mat, or disposable fresh grass patches like the Fresh Patch Disposable Dog Potty.
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Artificial grass, on the other hand, doesn&apost provide even a fraction of the ecological benefits of natural grass.
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Pollen from timothy grass, bluegrass, and orchard grass peaks over the summer, and ragweed pollen spikes in the fall.
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The windrow, or cut grass, will be turned over several days, allowing the soft grass to become dried hay.
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Better to be a meat eater than a grass eater in a world in which grass eaters get eaten.
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I guess my vote for "smartest weed" would be quackgrass (Elymus repens), also known as couch grass or twitch grass.
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Choose from beef, chicken, or pork, all of which are organic with grass-fed, grass-finished, and free-range animals.
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In "Grass #59," we gaze at a patch of grass as if examining someone's oddly dyed scalp through a microscope.
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No one wants to read about grass growing but what they really don't want to do is watch grass growing.
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"Grass-fed" also doesn't necessarily mean "grass-finished" (those that are fed grass up until the day they're killed); sometimes, to fatten up cows before slaughter, producers feed them grain, although the USDA claims not to allow this.
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Easter Basket Grass: The plastic grass used to fill in Easter baskets can look tasty to pets, even though it's plastic.
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All the females look alike and all of the species feed on grass seeds plucked from grass stalks of living plants.
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Instead, he used a pressure cooker to cook the grass and break it down into a kind of "grass-stewy soup."
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Green Grass: Not so different from "Blue Ivy," Green Grass will own his/her moniker by pursuing a career in botany. 4.
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The mummy, also known as the Tyrolean Iceman, had leather loincloth, leather leggings, a grass coat, grass shoes and a fur hat.
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County committee members are the very blades of grass of grass-roots politics in New York, the worker ants of participatory democracy.
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Move over clowns, masked men, and ghosts because In The Tall Grass will make you terrified of rocks and fields of grass.
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"If you have tall pieces of grass, and a fire is just starting and burning right next to the ground, it will burn the bottom of that grass off first and grass stems will fall toward the flames," he said.
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Over time, grass dies, so the pair transitioned from regular grass to a specially-engineered "stay-green grass," developed over several years with the help of scientists and researchers at the Institute of Grassland and Environmental Research (now IBERS) in Wales.
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"I love playing on grass," said Shapovalov, who was 12-0 on grass this summer, also winning a tournament in Roehampton before Wimbledon.
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Although ranked 80th, Riske is a superb grass-court player who has had her best results as a pro on the grass in England.
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They didn't play much on grass at that stage, but they were so aware of grass-court tennis and how to play it properly.
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Zeal Optics Aspen, $169 — available in April 2020Zeal Optics's "See Grass" sunglasses are made out of 50% recycled plastic bottles and 50% grass fibers.
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Chen takes me to the city center to visit a producer called Hakka Grass Jelly, owned by Yongyu Xu, a second-generation grass jelly maker.
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"If you think the grass is greener somewhere else, go munch some grass on the other side of the fence," she tells Harvard Business Review.
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A fairy circle consists of a region of grassland that's completely devoid of grass and bordered by a bushy circumference of unusually robust grass growth.
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The mat is handwoven by rural artisans in India and made with cotton and Dharba grass, a tropical grass that is considered sacred in Hinduism.
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" Asked about his plans for the coming grass-court season, which includes Wimbledon, he answered, "I don't know if I'm going to play on grass.
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Netflix is getting an adaptation of In the Tall Grass, the novella from Stephen King and Joe Hill about an inescapable, evil field of grass.
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But I will say this that opening shot, the high angle over grass, was shot from a drone and augmented because the grass wasn't that perfect.
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Naturally I gravitated to "Some Grass" first because I still call weed grass and no matter how out of touch I might sound, I'm not stopping.
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The plan was, if we had a grass field, we'd have to install the grass at the beginning of March to be ready for opening day.
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Officials said the field, currently a mix of synthetic and natural grass, would be converted to grass during a lull in the venue's hectic soccer schedule.
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Then it creates an informal authority structure that transcends public-sector/private-sector lines, that rallies cops and churches, the grass roots and the grass tops.
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Mulching your grass allows you to reuse those clippings in a practical way, returning nutrients to your lawn and making for healthier grass in the process.
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Rain caused more grass to grow in places it ordinarily wouldn't, and when summer temperatures regularly top 100 degrees, that grass dries out and becomes kindling.
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And you look at his grass-court record and how unique his game is for grass, I don't see any reason he can't still win Wimbledon.
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Image: Gabriella LuongoFood webs might seem clear to you—grass grows in the sun, cows eat the grass, you eat the cow, you play on the computer.
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Because, he says, he can't use herbicides or pesticides on his hemp, Gilkison spends much of the growing season battling back pigweed, Johnson grass and crab grass.
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"Like most manufactured materials, artificial grass does indeed get warmer when exposed to direct sunlight," says Chad Vander Veen , marketing and communications manager for Purchase Green Artificial Grass.
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She eases along, stopping to watch the silk-lined burrows of spiders in the cut bank, raking through grass for the grass-colored mantises, turning over roadside stones.
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They can eat grass [and] there's lots of grass all over the place and there's no gasoline people can buy, so people are never going to get cars.
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"The first time (on grass) is very special because you wait all year to get on the grass again," Bencic said after her 6-2 6-2 victory.
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Nadal, who turned 33 this month, has opted not to play any competitive tournaments on grass ahead of the Championships, practicing instead at home on grass in Mallorca.
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"I feel like I'm improving every day on grass," said Pliskova, who arrived at Wimbledon full of confidence after scooping her third title on grass at Eastbourne last week.
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He senses that too much time spent on grass can actually dull his grass-court game (Wimbledon, where he lost in the quarterfinals last year, remains top of mind).
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In the Tall Grass, premiering on Netflix on October 4, has a clear lesson: When driving through the American heartland, don't stop to meander through a tall grass field.
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Few players move better on grass than Kerber and her stock Wimbledon photograph could be one of her getting low, knees almost scraping the grass, to fire a backhand.
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As Sam Woolley, director of digital intelligence at the think tank Institute for the Future, asked the Journal: "What's real grass-roots activity versus fake grass-roots activity?" he asked.
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A week later, she was off to Majorca to play in the new grass-court event there, trying to make the difficult switch from clay to grass with little preparation.
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Join the town pool, and you spread out your towel on the grass — yes, there's grass at the pool — and wait for friends from the neighborhood to just show up.
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He released two soul-jazz albums as a leader in the 1960s, "The Grass Roots" and "The Grass Is Greener," both on Atlantic Records, but never became a household name.
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Turf grass (meaning mowed) is now the nation's largest irrigated crop; we grow three times as much turf grass as we do corn, and far more than any other country.
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The other 14 locations with fake grass were rinsed less, "as needed", he said, adding that in all instances less water was used than would be required for natural grass.
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Keep in mind the one-third rule: Grass plants attempt to balance their above and below ground growth, so the root systems are roughly equal to the mass of grass blades.
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"He's obviously motivated the grass roots, and it's one more piece of evidence that the grass roots are alive and well no matter what the pundits say," Lewis told The Hill.
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"These groups have not only galvanized the grass roots, they are driven entirely by grass-roots volunteers," said Mr. Murphy, citing the palpable energy these volunteers have brought to his effort.
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Hardly a blade of water-craving grass is left in what passes for a lawn here; to my delight, self-seeding wildflowers have gradually crowded out the grass over the years.
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One exception has been an initiative developed by the Northern Great Plains Climate Hub called Grass-Cast, which forecasts how much grass will be available for livestock in the upcoming summer.
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The grass stain is removed with just one — one!
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And then there's that seaweed — actually a sea grass.
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This anachronistic tournament — who plays tennis on grass anymore?
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If you're familiar with the phrase "grass widower" — congratulations.
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On three occasions, according to the lawsuit, the USSF rolled natural grass over artificial surfaces for the men, despite the women being forced to play on artificial grass in the same stadiums.
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We never noticed it happening, but soon the color scheme changed from cornfields and grass to almost no grass at all, and was dotted with olive-drab sagebrush guarded by prairie dogs.
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For those who appreciate their first whiff of damp spring soil up close, or who can't wait to wash the first grass stains from their pants' knees, whitlow grass provides ample opportunity.
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Whether you're people-watching in the grass at Beacon Hill Park or stopping for lunch near the waterfront, turn it into a picnic and sprawl out in the grass and (hopefully) sun.
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"I do like grass because you have to feel the ball, you have to manage the grass and the bad bounces," the world number 14 told Reuters at this week's Eastbourne championships.
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You get antelopes, you get horses, things with long legs running away from enemies, and long necks so they can reach the grass, and very powerful chewing mechanisms so they can eat the grass, and usually long faces, so as they're down eating the grass, their eyes are still quite high up and could look up for danger.
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Real clouds jostled against billboard images of clouds; blades of grass poked through a cracked sidewalk as if trying to join up with the photograph of grass on the back of a truck.
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I like to eat grass and chill in the mud.
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The ball skittered on the grass to the goal line.
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Or that the grass gets totally flattened by roaming jeeps?
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Colorado A grass fire that started just after 11 a.m.
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Same goes for the bicycle he covered in fake grass.
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Is it all fermented grain burgers and scurvy grass smoothies?
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The cropped grass wraps the contours like a green rug.
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The grass and rocks are spawned in the same way.
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The grass has nearly swallowed some homes in the community.
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However, each grass type has an ideal height, says Morrow.
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Other sobriquets include pancake plant, UFO plant, and mirror grass.
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Interestingly, wild rice is the seed of a water grass.
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She stands in the grass, gun leveled at the man.
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People there make soups of grass, spices and olive leaves.
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Other than a special species of grass, nothing grows there.
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In the past she cut grass for a compost heap.
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Less grass and more trees and bushes would be welcome.
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Grass. Frogs. Avocados. Emeralds. Shamrocks. Broccoli. The Incredible Hulk. Puppies?
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It could also be garbage, bacon, grass, or rotten fish.
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Each leaf and blade of grass has been lovingly rendered.
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Mason held up his hands and sat on the grass.
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Bosch ART 26 SL Electric Grass Trimmer with Cutting Diameter
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It wasn't filled with flowers, just dust and patchy grass.
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"She's a great grass court player," Bertens said of Riske.
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Sea grass stores large amounts of carbon from the atmosphere.
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Goats nibble at grass growing in cracks in the road.
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Walk on the grass barefoot or take a soothing bath!
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You walk on grass like you're in a suburban park.
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The grass is not always greener on the other lawn.
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Some days the grass looks greener on the other side.
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Figures in broad hats walking through fields of tall grass.
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To envious people, the grass is always greener somewhere else.
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Bayonets of bright green grass peep through the bloated soil.
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Flowers probably get in the way when they're eating grass.
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Fresh grass jelly is fragrant, with a lightly smoky undertone.
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Then use paper, dry grass, or pine needles as tinder.
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"We only feed them grass and special food," he said.
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Nature dictates that the grass should eventually grow into form.
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Donkeys at the bottom of the sea, munching sea grass.
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"Grazing in the Grass" was playing on the speaker system.
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It's something to do with grass, I don't really know.
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What a pleasure that is, watching the grass not grow.
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The grass appears much greener than it is in reality.
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I selected the most tender tufts of grass for Intamati.
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Is it a neighbor complaining about your overgrown grass again?
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The picturesque pavilion has trees and grass in neat sections.
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That could magnify Vukmir's connections to the party grass roots.
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Dr. Jart+ Cicapair Tiger Grass Color Correcting Treatment SPF 30
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"They said the kids cut their grass," Holt told WEWS.
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I'm one And spraying the dead grass with a hose.
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The basepaths were white lines painted on the synthetic grass.
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Every tiny strand of grass is depicted in four colors.
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It comes in six colors, including grass green and silver.
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Cows like to lay around, eat grass, and enjoy sunshine.
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Like the Crescent Farm, it is also devoid of grass.
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I'm crawling on the grass, slowly moving up a mountain.
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The green grass that turns burgundy from the crimson red.
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October: Hunter's Moon, Blood Moon, Dying Grass Moon, Travel Moon
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Grass, dirt and mud fall into the protein stain category.
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Imagine, if you will, a landscape of grass and shrubs.
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Like the concrete would be covered with grass and trees.
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The groundskeepers swept up the basepaths and tended the grass.
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"Back then, people thought polk salad was grass," he said.
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They could fall from the outside edge onto mossy grass.
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Compounding this was the rather moody comportment of the grass.
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I really don't like getting my heels stuck in grass.
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To protect the grass, some parks do not allow chairs.
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Bling paced nervously, tearing clumps of grass from the turf.
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He dug holes, cleaned the compound and cut the grass.
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There are 11 fields, eight grass and three artificial turf.
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The scent of freshly cut grass was in the air.
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The grass isn't just passing inertly through the sharks' guts.
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Les Thompson walked his fields and checked on the grass.
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The cement patio is flanked on one side by grass.
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Grass started reappearing in Shoyna in the last five years.
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They sprayed the grass as the fire roared around them.
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"My grass is the greenest in the area," he said.
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I've been getting ginger shots, grass shots and green juice.
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Thatchy hair, like the nests that deer make in grass.
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What is the disorienting premise of In the Tall Grass?
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This was a time when Chinese parks rarely had grass.
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These celebrity football fans are kickin' grass and taking names!
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"It was like dropping from grace to grass," she said.
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Rahimi, 41, picks dusty plastic bottles from the grass verge.
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Including getting thousands of people to watch grass grow. Literally.
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They wave in the long grass like velvet on fire.
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There are similar patterns for grass pollen and other plants.
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His elements were water, trees, grass, flowers, wind and sky.
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Or perhaps classic, grass fed, smoked, signature, organic and Angus?
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Others knelt in the grass, inspecting pieces of the jet.
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She sits on the uncut grass and sips the tea.
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His moonfaced son, drunk and sweaty, smelling like grass. Benji.
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The grass is not always greener on the other side.
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A girl's headscarf on the grass, rippling in the breeze.
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" This may sound a long way from "Leaves of Grass.
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Grass and debris clogged the intakes of the water scooters.
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That's one of the beauties of grass — it's a challenge.
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"Like grass growing through a sidewalk, you find a way."
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A few eastern grey kangaroos appeared and nibbled the grass.
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It's no wonder that grass has become the default vegetation.
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Totally normal example of a weatherman bravely standing on grass.
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All Cows Eat Grass live by the manifesto: Be Kool.
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Grass is actually the biggest crop in the United States.
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Connect the party to the grass roots The Republicans rebuilt after the devastating losses of 2008 by forging connections between party leaders and grass-roots organizations, leading to the emergence of the tea party.
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And everyone involved refused to put grass over the turf, even after companies offered to do it for free, and even though every men's World Cup ever has been played entirely on natural grass?
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Advantage: Pikachu The pika is super effective against both grass and fire types Survivability: As an electric type, the Pikachu is super effective against water and flying types (though ineffective against grass types and dragons).
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OK, so not every cow eats grass under the ruins of a castle, but because of the rainy climate, cows in Ireland are mostly grass fed... meaning you end up with the most delicious butter.
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Price: $12.04 Books for your favorite hiker: Leaves of Grass When Leaves of Grass was released in 1855, critics did not like it... at all, something about finding yourself in nature was unsettling to them.
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In 2012, two handfuls of grass sprigs were shipped down from Texas to an off-site turf farm in Pôrto Alegre, Brazil, where it was grown and tended by Marcelo Matte of Green Grass Brasil.
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The permanent prominence of Al Sharpton and the eternal return of Michael Moore testify to certain unsuccessful reckonings, and the grass-roots left can be as amenable to conspiracy theories as the grass-roots right.
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As a substitute, Trupanion recommends using paper grass or tissue paper.
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High cattail grass borders water that stretches almost to the horizon.
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The difference between clay and grass, you have to stay lower.
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Same thing for Vincent Van Gogh in painting Patch of Grass.
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The grass-fed, organic sirloin steak cost $27.54 for 83 oz.
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"People were driving on the sidewalks, on the grass," he said.
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You can also take a look a the grass blades themselves.
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"We have enough grass to feed the cows," says Vinton, 66.
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For the moment, the group have settled on making grass boats.
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She has a great grass game and will have great expectations.
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On the grass near the road, [there] lay 10 trapped individuals.
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Green grass grows before the snow covered Anamas Mountains, March 14.
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But, the grass is not always greener on the other side.
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In the Tall Grass debuted on Netflix on October 4th, 2019.
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Stricken, Turtle watches it circle the tuft of grass, drawing closer.
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By food, he referred mainly to water, spices and sometimes grass.
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Think of a lawn mower that can cut grass by itself.
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What we are seeing is a grass-roots army coming together!
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This one here is king grass, and that one is gólgota.
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You can cut down trees, set grass on fire, and more.
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He sat on the grass, legs crossed, elbows on his knees.
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Authorities said the blaze started after dry grass nearby caught fire.
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Once the grass is pulped, it's forced through a tiny opening.
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He had just left us there rolling around in the grass.
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I had this idea of sitting them all on the grass.
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He is touching grass for the first time in his life.
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But ultimately the dog couldn't resist the grass and happy mood.
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"It took a while to get to green grass," she says.
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I eat lunch on the grass in parks, I walk around.
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Today overgrown grass has invaded the playgrounds of oil worker compounds.
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I lay on the grass instead, my cheek against the ground.
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He trims the grass with a hedge clipper and weed whacker.
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Bits of broken sidewalk give way to patches of untended grass.
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They see 'grass-fed beef' and assume it doesn't have drugs.
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I am a physical therapist assistant and grass roots community organizer.
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I just remember grass, and there was this huge orange tree.
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The phone appears to tumble through bloody grass before going black.
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No, I don't eat five different types of grass a day.
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I played in that park's dirt and grass as a kid.
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So you like to keep it classy and off the grass.
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If you're at the park, more bug and grass types appear.
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It was unclear if the boys planned to eat the grass.
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Yet the grass on the driving range hasn't been entirely green.
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This is a landscape absent of freedom, of trees, of grass.
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I grow all the grass they eat right on my farm.
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People walk on the parched grass in Greenwich on July 19.
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We stumble upon some wood sorrel peeking through the wet grass.
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There's a lot of grass to cut and land to tend.
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But the campaign appears to be more AstroTurf than grass roots.
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A slug sits on a breast, covered in blades of grass.
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"We all know grass, it's quite dangerous sometimes," she told reporters.
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Is it so the snake can go back into the grass?
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Grass, cheese, Mickey Mouse — everything around me is so different now.
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"People don't eat grass jelly when it's cold outside," Xu says.
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It is backed by several labor organizations and grass-roots networks.
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The next opportunity will be on the tight grass at Wimbledon.
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The camera fell to the ground, first showing grass, then darkness.
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Bodies collided with other bodies, crumpling and splaying onto the grass.
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You are playing Splendour in Grass with a live band lineup.
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"They said I was cutting their grass," he told local reporters.
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Grass and marsh plants regrow where a home used to be.
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There's a triangle of grass between our house and the Smiths'
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The unirrigated grass contracts, crackles underfoot and dots with bindii prickle.
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An officer with a submachine gun stood outside in the grass.
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We find a shady spot and people watch in the grass.
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Today, bicycles are scattered on communal grass in early-evening sunshine.
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Then she began crawling through the grass, trying to find safety.
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Families lingered for one last romp in the grass before bedtime.
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We have a tea in my country, it's called elephant grass.
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Rimon said she spotted the shining coin in the grass nearby.
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No other form of grass cutting (diagonal, circles, etc.) is permitted.
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Critics said "In the Tall Grass" stretched its premise too thin.
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"This is going to be a grass-roots campaign," Warren said.
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When the match ended, she fell to the grass and cried.
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Golf courses require huge amounts of water to maintain the grass.
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We were thinking more of feeling the grass between your toes.
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Bold colors like orange, taupe, and grass green were popular choices.
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"American Pop," the Grass Roots and the Buckinghams perform '60s hits.
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Brian Blakemore of the Grass Valley Police Department told the Chronicle.
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"A lot of fermented grass was stuck in there," Chris said.
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Clinton, to start their political revolution at the grass-roots level.
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The ethos here stressed grass-roots, environmentally conscious, entrepreneurial urban development.
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Will we spot Justin crying facedown in the grass anytime soon?
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A Lenin statue lies face-down in the grass in Slavyansk.
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Show that bird cool grass and he'll loll till kingdom come.
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Bastien has been growing his grass at home for a decade.
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I waded through fields of grass while Tolstoy monologued at me.
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It's local, live, smart, real grass-roots interactions, discussions and music.
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Since then, grass-roots artists have been busy reclaiming their city.
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"Sometimes a grass-roots effort can actually succeed," Ms. Thompson said.
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The sound of grass being ripped by a grazing animal: gǀkx'àp.
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I painted grass and flowers on the walls and hung art.
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Acres of luminescent grass surrounded us, dotted by tall cottonwood trees.
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His reward: his traditional post-Wimbledon victory snack of fresh grass.
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Dusty land gave way to the high grass of the delta.
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The grass outside, mostly in shade, is still wet with dew.
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Two landscape shots turned vertical picturing the sky and dried grass.
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Surrounded by tall oak and boisterous wild dandelions slashing through grass.
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These are wearable green juices, wheat grass shots for your collarbone.
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But if they all maximized use, they could destroy the grass.
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Wired: Asking Americans to join your "grass-roots movement" for president.
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Laura sat in the grass to watch [Pa] go once around.
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A grass fire that erupted late last week in Vacaville, Calif.
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Whatever your politics, grass-roots organizing really can have an effect.
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These days, the buildings are besieged by tall grass and brush.
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"Forget grass-roots politics, they just abandoned all that," he said.
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A grass that flowers only after fire had put out seeds.
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That schism is a distinction some have labeled 'grass tops vs.
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They staged rallies while pretending to be American grass-roots organizations.
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Just be safe while you're going through that long, wavy grass.
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A: Parking in New York is scarce, but so is grass.
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The outdoor retailer has supported grass-roots environmental activists for decades.
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It's still drizzling, but the grass looks so bright and green.
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In the Tall Grass ends relatively well for the DuMuth kids.
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On grass, maybe you kind of feel more that fast game.
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In politics' fabled grass roots, Democrats have largely been getting thumped.
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This is the pleita, and it&aposs made with woven grass.
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It was kind of a grass-roots project in a way.
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If that goes well, they will play the grass-court circuit.
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What does this word "purple" or "flower" or "grass" really mean?
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When Myrick's body was found, his mouth was stuffed with grass.
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By that time, she had already planted grass in her backyard.
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Bill cut the grass angrily, took his pay and went home.
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Sanders has strong support among grass-roots activists in the state.
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Irap was the winner of the Blue Grass at 31-1.
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And it focuses on grass-roots organizing and youth leadership development.
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The plane skidded off the runway onto the grass around it.
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I set this grass on fire and put it out fast.
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The air is cooler and smells of copper and cut grass.
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Your ass is grass and I'm gonna mow it #NFID18 pic.twitter.
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Human skeletons littered patches of grass and dirt throughout the town.
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One prominent expert called for more of a grass-roots movement.
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Once it starts eating grass the taste of its meat changes.
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But even from prison he continued to command grass-roots support.
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"Investing should be as exciting as watching grass grow," Ferrario added.
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Nieve went straight onto the grass between trucks and camping caravans.
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Feel the soil, sand or blades of grass tickle your toes.
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Roger Federer said the courts were slippery and lacking, well, grass.
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Persuade someone to read "Grass Roots" in 50 words or less.
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Grass-roots groups face more threats and more difficulty breaking in.
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"I think of Albert Grass as my alter-ego," she said.
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I was lying in the grass and couldn't feel my legs.
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Nothing living, not so much as a blade of grass anywhere.
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A white cell phone is lying on the grass before her.
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In fact, most of the performers danced on the grass field.
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On the grass, between buildings, people are getting down and dirty.
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Long before my actual pollinator garden is lush with cultivated flowers, the flowers I didn't plant are blooming, an ankle-high meadow growing in the place where most Americans grow grass — or try to grow grass.
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Among this reporter's favourites is the 1 of Herons: Framed by a border of gold leaf, a single tall, gracefully drawn white bird stands in high grass against a landscape of rippling water winding through lush grass.
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But cows fed a grass-based diet are less likely to suffer gastrointestinal disorders and liver abscesses and sometimes have more access to pasture, making them generally less inhumane than cow products without a grass-fed label.
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But this dynamic animates even the stiller works, as in the droopy individual reeds of grass in "Grass and Ferns" (2019), which seem to erupt from the canvas's center like the comet tails of an exploded firework.
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The sea grass, which made up 90 percent of the roll, had been loaded with a tracker isotope that could be detected later in their blood if the grass was truly being digested, not just passing through.
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So if you want to add butterfly weed to your garden, you might drift it in beds several feet apart and tuck some low grasses in as companions, like prairie dropseed, blue grama grass or buffalo grass.
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