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61 In other words, it is no longer nature versus nurture.

62 New beaches were formed as were backwaters to nurture native fish.

63 Nature is the length of the rectangle, nurture the width.

64 A delicate plant, the Pinot Noir is difficult to nurture through the freezing cold winters of Champagne.

65 The task for parents is to nurture their children toward this academic self-sufficiency.

66 Even then he is dependent on the woman to love and nurture his child.

67 Nurture Researchers probing the environmental side of the alcoholism coin begin with the obvious question: Why do people drink?

68 They feel nurture is of infinitely greater importance than nature.

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69 Why should we force men to nurture if nurturing is so difficult for sheen?

70 What kind of family environment to nurture her mettle?

71 Is psychopathy due to nature or nurture?

72 The lofty Kunlun Mountains nurture China's 3 major rivers.

73 For example, the Banpo people cultivate millet , is from the north common ancestor Setaria nurture formed.

74 The first special product of nurturing bone in China, from Xining to globe, let earthman nurture bone crazily.

75 Children should nurture the habit of using courteous formulae since their youth.

76 Test of water nurture indicaded that Zn, Mn promoting action showed raising root activity, chlorophyll content and cotton plant enzyme activity and thus promoted nutrient abso...

77 EPH 6:4 bring them up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord.

78 Does purpose -- mine, yours, anyone's-- require someone to nurture it, or is it inherent in all of us?

79 The federal government should nurture infant industries through overt subsidies and protective tariffs.

80 Good habits nurture good characters; good characters mold good fates.

81 The economic wealth that South Korea created at home helped nurture a thriving middle class that eventually demanded free elections and a democratic government that would be accountable to the people.

82 Why did gorgeous usurer nurture these fronds for your pleasure?

83 PLANT TYCOONPlant Tycoon is a gardening simulation game where you nurture plants and experiment with increasingly rare and valuable species.

84 In the era of global dialogue, multicultural education must shoulder the heavy responsibility of teaching student to be conversable and nurture the inter-cultural dialogue talents.

85 So nature and nurture combine to make us avoid self-indulgence.

86 In the new situation the emotion to nurture people work should endow braw-new constant and method, while university, educator and student should keep well.

87 From an ocean of possibilities the PSL find, nurture and refine the work of creators that they believe fans will connect with.

88 Many praised the protests as a space to nurture the exchange of new, progressive political ideas entirely outside of the two-party system.

89 In many ways cloning could offer enormous benefits, " said Simon Fishel, embryologist of the Nurture fertility clinic in Nottingham."

90 The naked infant might end up as a biker or a choirboy. Americans nurture their differences and these days conflicts.