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- noun Plural form of
greenfield .
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Examples
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Environmentalists and planners have long pushed for builders to develop vacant urban land before using up new "greenfields" on the outskirts -- a policy that often destroys lots teeming with life in order to protect ecologically dead farmland.
The New Jungles 2007
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Another R14 million has been earmarked for a "greenfields" project in Jeppe where another 245 units would be provided.
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Only "greenfields" investment would be considered for the scheme.
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Labor's book by conducting a review to decide whether new "greenfields" estates must have fibre, and design a new selection process to manage the various administrative and procurement programs it's administering.
ZDNet Australia 2010
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Planning consultant Roz Hansen said she was "disappointed and alarmed" Marysville was being rebuilt and said if starting from a "greenfields" situation it is more than likely such a development would have been rejected.
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Planning consultant Roz Hansen said she was "disappointed and alarmed" Marysville was being rebuilt and said if starting from a "greenfields" situation it is more than likely such a development would have been rejected.
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Planning consultant Roz Hansen said she was "disappointed and alarmed" Marysville was being rebuilt and said if starting from a "greenfields" situation it is more than likely such a development would have been rejected.
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Planning consultant Roz Hansen said she was "disappointed and alarmed" Marysville was being rebuilt and said if starting from a "greenfields" situation it is more than likely such a development would have been rejected.
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Planning consultant Roz Hansen said she was "disappointed and alarmed" Marysville was being rebuilt and said if starting from a "greenfields" situation it is more than likely such a development would have been rejected.
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Following many decades of hunting pressure, an increased effort to protect geese through "greenfields" programs have helped them approach a population goal set by the U.S.
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