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cultivate

[kuhl-tuh-veyt] / ˈkʌl təˌveɪt /




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Oleg Deripaska, a loyal Putin oligarch, recently posted a link to a Russian newspaper editorial that was unusually critical of the government’s failure to cultivate a healthy investment climate.

From The Wall Street Journal

Despite their appeal, goldenberries remain difficult to cultivate on a large scale.

From Science Daily

“It’s usually only like a few booths here and there filled. It’s sweet to see the community support and to remind the Saugus Cafe family of the larger family that they’ve cultivated throughout the years.”

From Los Angeles Times

Late last year, the CIA cultivated a source within Maduro’s inner circle who provided information on his whereabouts, The Wall Street Journal previously reported.

From The Wall Street Journal

China, already the largest trading partner for Brazil, Chile and Peru, has cultivated closer ties throughout the region.

From The Wall Street Journal