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soil

noun as in earth, dirt

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noun as in land where one lives

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But there also seemed to be quite a bit of official business taking place and plenty of politicians met the US president while he was on Scottish soil.

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Similar side effects could result from artificial sulfate releases, including acid rain and soil contamination.

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Nvidia said late on Friday that its key supplier Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing had made the first wafer External link —the base material for semiconductors—for Nvidia’s Blackwell chips to be produced on U.S. soil.

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"All this land is now turned into roads or buildings, the soil doesn't have the same capability to absorb the water," The TreeMap founder David Gaveau explained.

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It was Verstappen's fourth win in Texas and seventh on American soil, his fifth this year and the 68th of his career.

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