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Small-scale farmers need training and support to introduce it, and it takes about "two years for the soil to be suitable for use in various vegetable crops".

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She says she agreed for her local authority to place her children in temporary care while she found a new home suitable for her children.

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A team of specialist NHS doctors must have a full picture of the young person's wellbeing before deciding if they think they are suitable for the treatment.

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Published in book form in 1968, “The Thanksgiving Visitor” is benign enough to make it a staple suitable for youngsters as well as adults, though it has some sharp edges.

Four years ago, an XI England appeared to have planned in London was not suitable for the conditions they encountered in the first Test in Brisbane.

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

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