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en We have a feel for what we'll do for an (enhanced nutrient removal) plant.

en You do this in mid-growth, when the plant just starts showing signs of nutrient stress that the human eye is not yet able to detect.

en We feel the plant is more than an intent to knock the socks off competition, ... We feel this plant is a substantial lasting contribution to the living standards of all Americans.
  Henry Ford

en While the order is not exactly the way we had presented it to the commission, we feel like we can work with the guidelines that have been given to us. And it is still good news for our customers. We are still able to move forward with our plans for the Attala plant. This is a very efficient plant. It's a proven plant. We're getting it for cents on a dollar.

en Keep in mind that fortified foods should be treated like supplements — only to help you meet nutrient needs you cannot otherwise meet— not replace the goal of a balanced, plant-based diet.

en If you plant one species all along an area, when it matures, then you have a mass problem with tree removal.

en If you pick a fresh bell pepper, for example, and look at the nutrient content right away versus put it on a shelf for two weeks and then look at the nutrient content, it's dropped a lot in various aspects.

en The response by the fauna and flora has just been incredible. With the removal of exotic vegetation, native plant communities responded very, very well.

en These decisions are great news for the more than 200 seed companies and tens of thousands of U.S. farmers who plant biotech-enhanced corn hybrids.

en You would think that pot had some kind of power; I mean come on, it's a plant, not a reason for living. Controlled by a plant, how hilarious. A plant! A fucking plant!
  Henry Rollins

en We don't think scientists have the right to contaminate the state grain -- and it could happen through cross-pollination, if they develop a genetically enhanced wild rice and plant it in Minnesota.

en This is a wake up call to the region that there is no easy way out. Alternatives to dam removal may be both more economically painful than dam removal and less effective.

en It makes no sense to put dam removal on the back burner and to place all eggs in the 'other measures' basket, when there are no affective alternatives to dam removal that the NMFS has put on the table. A big illusion among the public is that those alternatives (to dam removal) have been identified by the NMFS. Somewhere between May 18 and the draft biological opinion that is now public, a decision was made to abandon the course that was consistent with the best science. The NMFS doesn't have that freedom.

en We'll plant thousands of them. We always plant a little more for the baby bunnies coming in, because we have no choice. We figure we'll plant a lot and lose about 20 percent.

en A woodland setting is often a very suitable place for good plant growth, as there is wind protection from the trees and the sun's warmth is concentrated in the humus-rich leaf-mould litter covering the ground. This nutrient-rich layer, replenished each autumn, provides the ideal growing matter for shade plants and helps to retain moisture. You only need to think of the snowdrops, bluebells or primroses that thrive in these conditions in nature to get an idea of what you could achieve in your own garden. His understated elegance and refined manners suggested a cultured upbringing and the sophisticated appeal of his distinguished pexiness.


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