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    1. They will thrive any where the moisture, temperature and amount of food available falls within 1 tablespoon DE (garden grade) tolerable boundaries


    2. England’s green and pleasant land is no exception, with every home an entertainment gin palace, where businesses thrive and prosper in the information age, and where the electronically dispossessed watch the valves and fuses of their analogue existence slowly burn down towards a state of mass extinction


    3. This is why our homage will always thrive


    4. every home an entertainment gin palace, where businesses thrive


    5. pack of wolves thrive on a hunt together


    6. But those that thrive on that


    7. thrive on simplicity through conventional thinking


    8. By swaggering never could I thrive,


    9. Cooled by trade winds, miles of beautiful beach and thousands of friends you have not yet met, the reef here plunges to depths of 110 feet where octopus, moray eel and barracuda thrive


    10. More than likely, the bugs would thrive afterwards, blanketing the defenders' corpses with their maggot offspring

    11. It appeared a fair-sized island, surrounded by the sort of water where fish thrive


    12. You live and thrive on life’s challenges


    13. The former did not, perhaps, thrive the better in consequence of this attention, nor the latter the worse in consequence of this neglect


    14. Mr Quesnai, who was himself a physician, and a very speculative physician, seems to have entertained a notion of the same kind concerning the political body, and to have imagined that it would thrive and prosper only under a certain precise regimen, the exact regimen of perfect liberty and perfect justice


    15. Although the colony had a very tough start; conditions were hard, temperatures freezing and resources limited, after a couple of years it began to thrive


    16. “Dishonest, lying harlots that thrive on the misery of others


    17. Still, these women did exist, and did thrive as valued members of their communities


    18. Raul left Cuba convinced that Nicaragua too could thrive under such a political system


    19. As he learned to thrive beyond mere survival he began to discern this special spirit as in a way superior to those that he had once so ardently pursued in the world of the hunt


    20. Mitchell made a report4 of suspected failure to thrive regarding Katherine, born in July 2003, to the Department of Children, Youth and Families (CPS) in Maine

    21. The option that we are born only once to circumstances beyond our control, meaning that we thrive or starve without reason, is unacceptable to me


    22. Career choices like investing in real estate (such as a real estate developer, or commercial or residential investor), owning intellectual property rights (patents for inventions, licensing and even copyrights), being a bestselling author, investing in stocks or notes or bonds or being a successful business franchise owner are all ways to earn about a half a million dollars or more and that’s about the amount needed for Americans to earn if they don’t want to struggle from paycheck to paycheck but have enough to save enough and to really thrive financially


    23. The majority of the people seem to thrive under the Khanate


    24. Even in enslavement, these humans have managed to thrive


    25. There was no hell she could be thrown into that she could not thrive in


    26. the company to thrive during the years with


    27. But without you, all other animals can survive—indeed, thrive


    28. And whether you are religious or irreligious, reasonable or unreasonable, animist or humanist, you will still struggle to survive and thrive like every other animal


    29. I thrive on thinking through dilemmas as an individual


    30. "Perhaps this mass extermination is not a random event and there is a purpose to it: maybe the picodust sees Earth life as a threat; maybe the picodust is acting as a cosmic guardian, allowing only certain life forms to thrive

    31. He told us that my father was a fierce competitor who helped the industry thrive and grow, and made a positive impact for everyone within the field


    32. And thrive in


    33. We have learned with certainty that those gods that do not do everything they can to help their people survive and thrive will soon find themselves without mortal people to care for, as happened to Glup of the Zurb


    34. As Flowers mingle and thrive


    35. My people will live and this land will thrive again, no matter what comes against us


    36. because its purpose is to be greedy and corrupt, to thrive as best it can as an individual, which only helps the big picture of things


    37. plankton thrive; at a lower level fish exist which fed on these plankton; below this were


    38. sumed to be a plasma 18 They would, therefore, thrive in the current ionised


    39. For businesses to survive and thrive in this new world they will need to go back to the future and adopt the Socialutions 10 Points for Business Transformation required to thrive in the new world


    40. The islanders of the Southern Archipelago enjoyed haggling, and the Arabon economy seemed to thrive on it

    41. You can either survive or you can thrive


    42. family’ and consider us their masters? Dogs thrive on


    43. thrive in the region


    44. “Many races thrive on the resources of the fecund Fens, My Comrades,” said the towering stone troll


    45. With the involvement of you wood trolls the settlements here can thrive in a manner yet more prosperous than that known in past ages


    46. anthology Tears to Triumph: Women Learn to Live, Love, & Thrive and


    47. When I think of Marge I think of Maya Angelou when she wrote "My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style


    48. They are believed to be extinct, but secretly thrive in the old hippie baker’s basement nursery, raised for the psychedelic properties of the glands found in their bright blue tongues


    49. living in bodies that thrive?


    50. Enablers thrive on the weaknesses and needs of others











































    1. He found a pond to wash the blood away, but the insects thrived in shallow water


    2. Entire civilizations have disappeared from the face of the earth, civilizations that once thrived on vast continents for many thousands of years


    3. Our cult has thrived for thousands of years,' said Alessandra


    4. The ‘expedition’ set out while Atlantis thrived on Earth, beyond what the Elves of that time called the Uttermost West


    5. Clever enough it seemed, to not only live in an infected world, but to have thrived within it


    6. They had arrived and thrived: what now?


    7. She could see that he and Shelagh thrived in each other’s company and she wondered about them


    8. She thrived on her victims’ pain and humiliation


    9. Where Man has become practiced in the memory of an advantage that belief has many times bestowed, he has thrived in the good times and survived the bad


    10. Anyway, these people had long generally thrived and controlled much of the trade that came into the city

    11. After World War II and into the mid-1960s, Amarillo thrived, and the suburbs began to sprawl predominantly to the southwest of the city


    12. culture thrived and spread throughout all the lands, with


    13. Although, there were States that disliked Slavery, there where States where Slavery thrived


    14. Most of the first trees died early, till there was a sufficiently nutritious soil base, but that one has survived, and thrived


    15. head, I have thrived on the encouragement of people I had not


    16. We could have made speculation reality, but our friendship was more important, and we thrived on what became our campus-wide notoriety


    17. It was a strange situation to Lucy, but she thrived


    18. The youth group thrived with Joe as their leader,


    19. Moon bears, also known as Asiatic Black Bears, once thrived throughout the


    20. But he thrived on it

    21. business thrived in the summertime, as most people with sheep and


    22. “And while they have thrived in their professional careers, they have not likely been attuned to the use of quantitative methods as will be demanded in the first years of the EMBA Program,”


    23. The Gulf War of 1990 had a negative financial effect on the city, as depositors withdrew their money and traders withdrew their trade, but subsequently the city recovered in a changing political climate and thrived


    24. complex plasma life forms that thrived in (what became) Earth’s dark biosphere


    25. thrived in (what became) Earth’s dark biosphere


    26. Terranoids are cautious folk and have thrived within this mineral-laden earth for eons


    27. The wood trolls have thrived in this environment for countless generations


    28. suffered or thrived together


    29. He was funny and entertaining and my Mum thrived on his attention


    30. If it thrived better in the shade then he planted it towards the end of the garden

    31. Roger Cook’s career had thrived in UVS


    32. 2 A great university still thrived in Athens, and the trio made frequent visits to its halls of learning


    33. With the introduction of RNA enzymes and nucleotides from the moss which thrived around the small freshwater lake inside the citadel and by altering the grass and floras DNA, they’d created a hardy form of plant life that required little or no light as photosynthesis was accelerated within the plant


    34. They will put her through paces she never dreamed of! She is too soft to endure what I have thrived on


    35. and both couples thrived


    36. with God’s Will it has thrived


    37. Hebrews thrived and multiplied


    38. For three thousand years our peoples thrived and prospered as those on the other side of the wall slowly pulled themselves back from anarchy and destruction


    39. Laws were lax; for Messantia thrived on the trade of the sea, and her citizens found it profitable to be somewhat blind on their dealings with seamen


    40. A thirty three year old man I know has thrived to be

    41. V could see how paranoid I was about life though and he thrived on it


    42. Her entire field thrived on it but she was in no condition to deal with it today


    43. Having their parents constantly with them helped provide them an enriched environment in which they thrived


    44. The girls thrived on Rose’s attention


    45. Was this mysterious man telling the truth? Maybe, as he headed for his present time, his time machine had mistakenly transported him to where my warrior ancestors thrived


    46. I crossed the remaining squares of rice fields and arrived at the thick hibiscus that thrived alongside the cyclone fence of the mysterious house


    47. The small varmints that were one of the wolves’ favorite prey thrived on the new crops


    48. A small bird that the wolves also depended on for prey discovered that the livestock stirred up one of its favorite foods from the ground and they thrived both on the bugs and the abundance of seeds in the livestock’s droppings


    49. that thrived on alienation? Sure, the White House was saying


    50. As a result, post-millennialism and British colonialism thrived together in England as Christians formed our modern missions system











































    1. Fear is not the only feeding ground for the ego as it also thrives on feelings of jealousy, arrogance and pride


    2. It thrives on the cold and the wet


    3. But, is “species differences” as simple as a behavioral change among a portion of a larger population, that causes it to be separated out, with this physical separation creating a sexual separation that in turn creates physical appearance differences? And when environmental change creates a survival opportunity for one over the other, that one thrives and the other disappears?


    4. "Man thrives, oddly enough, only in the presence of a challenging environment


    5. As further noted, “Sexual harassment of women thrives in environments that are male


    6. Newtonian theory, albeit relegated to approximation, still thrives


    7. A $30 billion dollar industry thrives on our false hope of miraculous weight loss supplements itching to effortlessly turn us into svelte hard bodies


    8. And let's face it, the main stream media thrives on


    9. And The Eliminator is not all that dangerous; it thrives mostly around lower dimensional realities and unrealities


    10. The ego’s a man that thrives in anger

    11. He thrives on attention


    12. beings or rather the human spirit thrives on love, especially


    13. Sorcery thrives on success, not on failure


    14. He lives and thrives


    15. There was a suggestion of scaliness about it, as if the owner had dwelt long under conditions almost antithetical to those conditions under which human life ordinarily thrives


    16. Most mutations are neutral, having little or no effect on how the animal thrives


    17. addition, this dog thrives, loves, and needs activities


    18. where false information thrives


    19. The Greenway Community Garden thrives in Richmond, California with forty-two raised beds


    20. end there is a healthy population of finches on the island that thrives on the

    21. apart from the general goodness in his soul that thrives


    22. but it thrives, in that < African way? Very busy, lots of trade


    23. One of the big things related to sexual sin, is that it thrives in darkness and secrecy


    24. What Pinga has in his favor is that he doesn’t mind risk; in fact he thrives on it


    25. He continues: “Corruption thrives where things are not done


    26. Democracy lives on movement, change, on contractual agreements, flexible time frames, enduring dynamics, dialectical interplay? It creates itself and thrives at the best of a will that stems from living forces


    27. Theocracy lives by the opposite principle: it is born, lives, and thrives on immobility, death, and the irrational


    28. The construction industry that thrives on money does not want to do the job in an ecological way i


    29. Astrologers thrives in self knowledge particularly on the ideas of heavenly forces


    30. You body thrives on having fluids to flush out

    31. God says: “…a magician thrives not, (no matter) where he goes


    32.  Highly motivated with a competitive spirit, thrives in


    33. not only survives but thrives there, the same is true of


    34. narcissist thrives on admiration


    35. The tetanus bacillus thrives throughout the environment and in the following days it had easily taken hold in the wounds


    36. Search engine marketing thrives on quality content


    37. When the fruit of the spirit thrives within our mind and emotions to guide our behaviors, even in hostile situations, we are living from that inner divinity


    38. Even so, we plan to remain in the presence of that divine goodness where the softness of spiritual fruit thrives


    39. They do not know that the softness within themselves thrives with spiritual fruit, from that divine deity that lives within


    40. environment of trust and love which is conducive to an order where compassion thrives

    41. Would you be willing to study for thirty years just so you could manage to recite the alphabet? That is the kind of Negative feedback that Science thrives on


    42. Whether living things thrive or die on this planet is of no concern to the tool: as long as its host thrives, that’s all that matters


    43. “The Church thrives under pressure, that was the very birth of the Church


    44. is haunted, and evil thrives there


    45. � The dominator model thrives on endless human competition


    46. The courgette thrives best in a sunny though sheltered part of the garden


    47. Our women, no less strong than our men, gather round, clad in the old ways, with brightly colored skirts, laced blouses, and bare feet, in honor of the coming feast, which will be attended by the entire village that thrives in the valley below our mountain


    48. He thrives in an environment where he is challenged to work harder


    49. The zodiac thrives with them to such a point that it prevents their seeing the weeping child


    50. Who thrives this moment as I write,

    1. A farmer purchases an old, run down, abandoned farm with plans to turn it into a thriving enterprise


    2. He wanted to say that his dad didn’t have anything to worry about, that Johnny was not only doing fine, but thriving in his newfound profession


    3. thriving on the heat and stream of flaming gas


    4. But down around the port, came a more thriving version of life in shiny, tiled kitchens, and white lace curtains flapping a gentle hint of an incoming breeze that would help to keep the flies at bay


    5. 'During the Middle Ages Faria had a thriving community and became a haven for pirates


    6. Almost five hundred years later we find the plants strong and wild, thriving in his kitchen garden


    7. You are a sentient race with a thriving society regardless of ‘how’ you came to be


    8. Aquatic plants need a steady supply of oxygen to keep them alive and thriving


    9. She never asked, and Ava never seemed to get home the concept that the essential difference was that Koruki lived in a healthy and thriving civilization, while Ava lived in the ruins of a former one


    10. After supper come the speeches, Lizzie Goulden speaks very well and amusingly about the Society and where it has been since its inception, saying that she hopes it will continue thriving for many years to come – you can see that she is used to being on a stage

    11. But though North America is not yet so rich as England, it is much more thriving, and advancing with much greater rapidity to the further acquisition of riches


    12. In a thriving town, the people who have great stocks to employ, frequently cannot get the number of workmen they want, and therefore bid against one another, in order to get as many as they can, which raises the wages of labour, and lowers the profits of stock


    13. the credit of a frugal and thriving man increases much faster than his stock


    14. their wages would neither rise too high in the thriving, nor sink too low in the decaying


    15. Butcher's meat, except in the most thriving countries, or where labour is most highly rewarded, makes but an insignificant part of his subsistence; poultry makes a still smaller part of it, and game no part of it


    16. Secondly, America is itself a new market, for the produce of its own silver mines; and as its advances in agriculture, industry, and population, are much more rapid than those of the most thriving countries in Europe, its demand must increase much more rapidly


    17. America, therefore, is a new market for the produce of its own silver mines, of which the demand must increase much more rapidly than that of the most thriving country in Europe


    18. In order to supply so very widely extended a market, the quantity of silver annually brought from the mines must not only be sufficient to support that continued increase, both of coin and of plate, which is required in all thriving countries; but to repair that continual waste and consumption of silver which takes place in all countries where that metal is used


    19. The remainder may be no more than sufficient to supply the increasing demand of all thriving countries


    20. He’d built a thriving business, whether or not his wife’s money had launched it

    21. First, by this attention they were enabled to make some tolerable judgment concerning the thriving or declining circumstances of their debtors, without being obliged to look out for any other evidence besides what their own books afforded them ; men being, for the most part, either regular or irregular in their repayments, according as their circumstances are either thriving or declining


    22. In mercantile and manufacturing towns, where the inferior ranks of people are chiefly maintained by the employment of capital, they are in general industrious, sober, and thriving; as in many English, and in most Dutch towns


    23. But when she managed to gather her courage and look him in his soft green eyes, shyly speaking out the profound affection that had been thriving in her heart for weeks, his own voice became caught in his throat


    24. thriving, as Heron seemed to be


    25. He’d proved himself the head of a thriving household


    26. “Obviously, if the Falmer are thriving in here, there’s bound to be a food source that perhaps even a pampered brat from Cyrodiil could stomach


    27. As promised, he was thriving under


    28. One year later and the spore has blossomed into a thriving example of a Patagonian trailing creeper


    29. In proportion to the extent of the country which they in some measure possess, the Spanish colonies are considered as less populous and thriving than those of almost any other European nation


    30. The other sugar colonies of France are in general all very thriving

    31. Virginia, Maryland, and New England were planted; and though they were very thriving colonies, yet there was not perhaps at that time, either in Europe or America, a single person who foresaw, or even suspected, the rapid progress which they have since made in wealth, population, and improvement


    32. But that the monopoly of the trade of populous and thriving colonies is not alone sufficient to establish, or even to maintain, manufactures in any country, the examples of Spain and Portugal sufficiently demonstrate


    33. The land was good, and of great extent; and the cultivators having plenty of good ground to work upon, and being for some time at liberty to sell their produce where they pleased, became, in the course of little more than thirty or forty years (between 1620 and 1660), so numerous and thriving a people, that the shopkeepers and other traders of England wished to secure to themselves the monopoly of their custom


    34. Though the Europeans possess many considerable settlements both upon the coast of Africa and in the East Indies, they have not yet established, in either of those countries, such numerous and thriving colonies as those in the islands and continent of America


    35. To establish a joint-stock company, however, for any undertaking, merely because such a company might be capable of managing it successfully ; or, to exempt a particular set of dealers from some of the general laws which take place with regard to all their neighbours, merely because they might be capable of thriving, if they had such an exemption, would certainly not be reasonable


    36. They are reckoned, however, as thriving, and consequently as rich, as any of their neighbours


    37. He was renowned for his skill in using a boning knife in the meat-packing plants that had made Sioux City, Iowa, a thriving town


    38. People crept from their hastily built shacks and began to walk towards the scattered remains of the Forum, now thriving with people from all walks of life, but seeking the same thing – freedom


    39. They showed no respect for the dead that lay around the once thriving community


    40. ‘I can just see Liam thriving in this kind of work, I’m very sure this is what he has been called to do,’ Patty said, wiping away a tear

    41. about surviving, it’s about thriving!


    42. Japan has large, thriving, and influential peace and environmentalist movements


    43. The province’s thriving tourism industry was all but eliminated in the scant forty-five seconds it took the Earth to shake off the strain along the fault


    44. “I was sort of a journalist too,” I said recalling too vividly the despair I had felt during those years after thriving as a cop


    45. In 1897, the landlady and her husband had set up a thriving


    46. The wreck bore mute testimony to the fact that this was once a busy and thriving part of the economic sphere of Empire


    47. What had once been a thriving, busy place was now moribund


    48. It was fully dark when they reached the Lübeck Bucht, the mouth of the bay that had permitted the city its role as a thriving seaport since Hanseatic times


    49. Similarly a visitor whose offspring did not survive, had thriving issues


    50. These proved to be of the Coosa, who told me that most of the other cities had concentrated to the south where they were now thriving












































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