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In tests comparing urine, synthetic fertilizer, and no-fertilizer controls, they’ve found no difference in yields from hay fields fertilized with pee and conventional fertilizer.

I worry about the thousands of species dying off, and the millions of humans whose lives will be upended by changing weather patterns, lower crop yields, and political shifts.

The recent rotation, which saw bond yields rising and value outperforming along with EM, could be halted for now.

There’ll be yield when there’s yield, and if there’s not much, there’s not much.

The value of bonds is falling because yields keep rising on higher inflation expectations.

Kasta had at last had yielded its dead, but not the answers to its riddles.

But these dramatic increases in spending and teachers have not yielded a notable change in overall student outcomes.

The turn-of-the-century stretch that yielded The Rainbow Children and N.E.W.S. is particularly easy to ignore.

Prior Ebola outbreaks in Africa, specifically in Uganda in 2000, have yielded similar reactions among afflicted communities.

However, two of the samples—one from Ladakh, India and one from Bhutan—yielded a more interesting result.

Impressed by the lugubrious scene, Aguinaldo yielded, and the next day peace negotiations were opened.

Strange to say, the silken cord yielded to the first pull, as if nothing had been wrong with it at all!

In 1884 she once more yielded to the attraction that Paris had for her, and there made a great advance in her painting.

He drew her back to him, and she yielded and settled closely in the curve of his arm, and he told her the story.

We—or rather Raglin and one or two others—jawed for an hour; but the wretches never yielded an inch.