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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
hybridise .
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Material - seed is used for propagation and since, as already noted, radish hybridises easily with wild or cultivated Raphanus spp. or cultivars only carefully selected seed should be used.
Chapter 27 1987
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If the H1N1 swine flu virus hybridises with the H5N1 bird flu virus, it could spawn one that spreads like swine flu and kills like bird flu - not a nice thought.
The Arabist 2009
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It ain't perfect, but it's fighting the good fight. three scripts that replace comments with quotations, including one that hybridises with YouTube Comment Snob, replacing any comments the Snob blocks with quotes from
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Looking both backwards and forwards in time, this Mass gives clear evidence of the musical upheavals created by the Ars Nova, although it would be incorrect to imagine a homogenous musical practice springing into life at the same time as the treatises that describe it. the shock wave that was the Ars Nova spread at different speeds depending on place and environment: different styles coexisted and hybridises, whilst certain pieces were updated to reflect the new styles.
Archive 2009-04-01 Lu 2009
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