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soil

noun as in earth, dirt

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noun as in land where one lives

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Across the country, there are still farms operating under 1960s standards – tin shacks, walls made of baked soil or cement bricks, and no fencing.

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Months earlier, in March, farmworkers had used a machine to drop each little plant, grown in a greenhouse, into the moistened soil.

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“Say these names to praise the soil,” he writes.

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Recent rains have left soil and new vegetation wet, diminishing the threat of wildfire stoked by wind.

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It’s also a reasonable assumption—and a reassurance—that uniformed U.S. military personnel would be maintaining those jets on Saudi soil.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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