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Most vegetables we buy in winter are nurtured in the greenhouse.

Every barrel they buy in the futures markets they sell back again before the contract ends.

That way readers would be able to buy individual articles in lieu of subscribing.

We can set you up in a decent practice, buy into some old quack who's ready to retire.

Whichever shows trend of depreciation, countries can abandon the currency; whichever demonstrates trend of appreciation, countries can buy in the currency.

One of the few is Earle Richardson's Employment of Negroes in Agriculture, showing a stylized group of pickers in a field of what looks suspiciously like the cotton balls you buy in a drugstore.

The rationale is that customers may not know what options will be available to them in the future so we should not expect them to tell us what they will buy in the future.

NK: Inversion of control is something that all of the developers on a project have to buy into and participate in to be successful — like I said, it's really a different mindset.

Ads permit the public to buy intelligently.

"If you buy into me musically, you will also buy into the clothing and the lifestyle," he explains.

Spice mixes like grill seasoning and rib rubs might seem like a good buy because they contain a lot of spices that you would have to buy individually.

Yes, if you don't want to buy into the Apple cult, this is your tablet.

Because you want their approval so you simultaneously buy into their disapproval as well.

While you may not buy into that philosophy, you can at least give each experience a purpose.

As long as I did the work each week to buy inventory, count the revenue, and refill the change drawer, I was set.

You don't have to buy into the premises of the mediaeval Parisian clerics to agree with their conclusion and admire the result.