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The cereals should be stacked when drying up.

Besides desertification and grassland shrinkage, the region's lakes and wetlands are also drying up, experts say.

And the increase in dust will lead to the movement of table oil faster drying up.

In Xiangjiang river in central China's Hunan Province, where several sections of the river are rapidly drying up.

But emerging countries have been hit by the drying up of credit, reduced remittances, and lower export demand.

AFTER 18 months of sunny skies and scorching heat, crops are shrivelling, lawns are crisping and lakes are drying up.

Rivers and streams are drying up, crop yields are plummeting, and trees have begun to flower long before spring arrives.

So under the original millet to turn up, and can increase the sun valley area, corn drying up and easy to dry.

"[This recent drought] was the worst thing that had ever happened to us," said Alima, 24. "the whole land is drying up."

Treatments of special problems for the opencut mine are suggested, such as drying up of the aquifer, boundary movement and prediction of residual head.

The Dead Sea has been drying up at a dramatic rate in recent decades as a result mostly of human demands for water.

It took a little while for NYPD to feel the impact as it had a big pool to draw from, but now recruitment is drying up.

Because of absence of reconsidering, the thought and the artistic resources of original TV plays about red revolution are drying up day by day.

The love letter is a wonderful way to express your feelings to your love and a handy way of avoiding the possibility of drying up while serenading them face to face.

Most lakes are drying up because of the lake, mine can be seen everywhere Jingying white salt crystals, salt body under the sun sparkling like empty eyes Cold Night Moonlight, named.

Its Public Debt Management Agency has resorted to syndicated-bond sales managed by big international Banks. But the pools of spare cash that Greece can tap seem to be drying up.