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incubate

verb as in hatch

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By contrast, she says the A$13.7bn set aside to process critical minerals and incubate Australia’s nascent green hydrogen industry “isn’t real money”.

From BBC

Additions could include beer gardens, water features, a viewing tower and small pop-up retail stations to incubate new stores.

This trend ought to inspire companies across the nation, reminding them that they too can incubate work of the highest level for our most prominent stages.

By contrast, she says the A$13.7bn set aside to process critical minerals and incubate Australia’s nascent green hydrogen industry “isn’t real money”.

From BBC

Once females lay eggs, scientists incubate them in a facility on base.

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

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