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🔗 They discovered a quantity of cannabis plants being grown in a tent inside the flat.
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🔗 After the war, condom sales continued to grow.
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🔗 It is, however, possible to grow potatoes from true potato seed.
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🔗 It is relatively rare and in Britain is now usually confined to pockets of ancient woodland, although it can also be found growing in hedgerows.
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🔗 The UK economy barely grew in 2023, slipping into recession at the end of the year in stark contrast with prime minister Rishi Sunak’s pledge to generate economic growth.
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grow light | lumiĝi |
grow pale (fade; blanch; pale; turn pale) | paliĝi |
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🔗 Growers in the Netherlands, one of Britain’s key salad suppliers, face similar challenges and have reduced exports.
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🔗 He could almost feel the growing determination.
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🔗 Is she not already a grown woman?
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🔗 Between these marks the growth was discoloured and wilted.
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