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When you do plant an apple seed, the resulting tree—called a seedling—will be genetically unique, a fruit unlike any that came before.

The seeds for “The Orchid Thief” came to her on an airplane, where she found a day-old copy of the Miami Herald in the seat pocket.

Performance aside, with seven points on the board and bottom seeds Belarus to face at the weekend, Clarke's side have given themselves a great chance of ending the nation's 27-year World Cup hoodoo.

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Will this seed the next attack, as a 2011 hostage deal seeded Oct.

Throughout “Death and the Gardener,” words are compared to seeds.

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

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