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prairie

[prair-ee] / ˈprɛər i /


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“It’s one of the few places in the San Juans that still has native prairie, and the views are incredible,” he said.

From Seattle Times

Scattered across the prairie east of the Colorado Front Range are rings of ancient stones.

From Science Magazine

The Flaming C on the front and the numbers featured a pattern of flora and fauna from Alberta prairies arranged to reflect the rainbow-colored pride flag.

From Washington Times

These tenacious women have their hands full contending with scant resources, bands of predatory men and, ultimately, the capricious and insatiable demon unleashed across the prairie.

From Washington Post

Almost 20% of the grass species that form the country’s great prairies and marshes are at risk of vanishing forever, the study found.

From Seattle Times