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We are witnessing a population of infant black holes overgrowing their nurseries and flourishing faster than expected in the distant, early universe.

We moved on to his backyard, where mi tío had trimmed hedges that the previous owner let overgrow.

"To walk on the roads because the path isn't safe because of all the hemlock and vegetation overgrowing, they're being put in this really difficult and unsafe position," she says.

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"To walk on the roads because the path isn't safe because of all the hemlock and vegetation overgrowing, they're being put in this really difficult and unsafe position," she said.

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Both animals are being used to munch overgrowing vegetation and fertilize the soil to “rewild” the landscapes.

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

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