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plow

verb as in dig up ground for cultivation

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And without hulking dinosaurs to plow down vegetation and keep forests relatively open, plants grew dense into multitiered habitats that acted as the crucible of mammal evolution.

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It involved a Hezbollah drone that managed to evade Israel’s vaunted air-defense system and plow into a mess hall at the base.

I then watched the knucklehead plow into a wall on the shoulder, bolt from the car, run through traffic and leap over the center divider.

“That starts to get in your head a little bit, but if you don’t search for it, then you can kind of just plow forward and not let it worry you,” Bouman, 35, said.

The younger Rodriquez began delivering water to field workers when he was 6, earning 10 cents a day, and by the next year was making a dollar a day working in the fields behind an ox-drawn plow.

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

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