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fertile

[fur-tl, -tahyl] / ˈfɜr tl, -taɪl /


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He described Guangdong as "fertile ground" for development, pledging to bring more digital services to the region and make its factories even more efficient.

From BBC

His narratives are often fertile ground for an eclectic mix of performers.

From Los Angeles Times

Vermont, where I teach political science, did not look like fertile ground for Jackson when he first ran for president.

From Salon

The broad-muzzled canids are only fertile once a year — right around Valentine’s Day.

From Los Angeles Times

Ipbes found that all businesses, even those seemingly far-removed from it, rely on the services nature provides for free, from clean water to fertile soils.

From BBC