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homegrown

adjective as in grown at home

Strongest match

Weak matches

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The divide between commuters and committed residents isn’t strictly financial, since many homegrown New Jerseyans are also affluent.

Microsoft in August said that it had started to test publicly a homegrown AI model that could be used for its Copilot chatbot.

One is the disparity in skill between the internationals and homegrown players.

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The party says Miliband's campaign will rally activists and local communities across the country against fracking, and promote investment in clean, homegrown power.

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The Blues have moved on more than 40 homegrown players in the past decade, and made £315m from selling academy-developed talent in the last four seasons alone - £100m more than Manchester City.

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