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Isak is a terrific finisher and if he stays fit, he will be prolific.

The statement from last year adds that LockBit's eponymous software was the "most deployed ransomware variant" across the world in 2022, and that it "continues to be prolific so far in 2023".

Nunez, might not be prolific in front of goal but has all the elements to become a world-class striker.

President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, meanwhile, are both said to be prolific bad-word users in private.

A nonnegotiable for cover crops, especially the cereals, which can be prolific self-sowers, is to cut them back before their seeds fall, unless you plan to become a wheat farmer.