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cultivation
noun as in development of land for growing
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noun as in culture, sophistication, education
noun as in nurture, help
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Oregon restricts use to treatment centers, while Colorado also allows for home cultivation, similar to the proposed measure in Massachusetts.
“It is rare that higher-level organizers are anywhere near the cultivation areas.”
The UN public health agency said first efforts to limit human-mosquito contact in Egypt began in the 1920s when it banned rice cultivation and agricultural crops near homes.
Their treatment of women rightly alienated the Western world, but their war on drugs did not, imposing a brief but effective ban on poppy cultivation that even won praise from then-U.S.
She included a fact sheet that cited a steep increase in license violation notices, illegal cultivation seizures, and a “675% increase in recalls, a number of which have been for pesticide contamination.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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