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As per a preliminary report, the unseasonal rains and hailstorms have affected crops sown on 1.25 lakh hectares.
Brexit is one of the greatest acts of economic self-harm by a nation, and the figures from the IMF are evidence of the UK reaping what it has sown.
In almost every instance, the U.S. government (often spearheaded by the FBI) has in its typical Machiavellian fashion sown the seeds of terror domestically and internationally in order to expand its own totalitarian powers.
Lastly, I placed my sown tray of Marigold seeds on the windowsill of a south facing window, west is equally good, both are bright so I covered with a page of newspaper to stop the compost from drying out too quickly.
Now, he shall reap what he hath sown.”
Source: https://spectator.org/the-long-awaited-impeachment-of-alejandro-mayorkas/
“On receipt of the report, a team of detectives led by DPO Toro swung into action, rushed to the scene and arrested the members of the professional hunters to reap what they had sown, while the corps was released to the relatives for burial.
The seed of the project was sown then, but it took eight years and the input of several other specialists to develop it to the point of being published.
Source: https://phys.org/news/2023-03-dna-beethoven-hair-poor-healthand.html
The seed was initially sown when they lived up here for a while after Sydney went into lockdown in 2021.
Winter rapeseed for grain was sown on 93% of the area.