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cross-fertilize

verb as in cross

verb as in pollinate

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But the line behind her, filled with a generation of comics who’ve managed to cross-fertilize standup and with a contemporary, queer sensibility, is growing rapidly, and comedy’s evolving apparatus can barely keep pace.

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Mr. Ackerman said he would have preferred to have two such cultural exhibitions up at once, to “cross-fertilize,” but has not had the space.

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The practical benefit is that the multiple projects cross-fertilize each other.

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Our annual flagship Techonomy conference gathers leaders of tech, business, government, science, academia and NGOs to cross-fertilize and share both enthusiasm and alarm at the pace of tech-driven transformation.

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"Now we can get people together from all over the world and these people can cross-fertilize each other," Munger said.

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

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