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Since God did not intend “a whole Continent as fruitful and convenient for the use of man to lie waste without any improvement,” the settlers were entitled to take it over and make it better.

So the team of Swiss, Japanese, Russian and Tajik scientists turned to the lower Kon Chukurbashi ice cap -- which ultimately proved to be very fruitful.

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After a few years of fruitful grinding, she came to L.A. to “see how high the ceiling was,” she says, and quickly fell in with a group of musician friends.

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“Hitchcock & Herrmann” is also a portrait of a working friendship that was fruitful and fond while it lasted and dead and buried when it was over.

Salah and Alexander-Arnold formed a fruitful partnership down Liverpool's right and the latter's departure to Real Madrid has likely affected the Egypt forward.

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

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