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She cultivated men who could bring her information, power, or money.
She cultivated the relationship between the campaign and the press.
The land her husband had cultivated with such care was lost.
So, here are 10 ways to cultivate your own special look.
It was a look she had cultivated well over her short life.
Of course, he had taken little time in the past few years to cultivate a woman.
Then, as now, the news media allowed themselves to be cultivated.
It has been cultivated there for more than 5,000 years.
During this time he cultivated his inside knowledge of the political game.
That just left the problem of who to try and cultivate.
But are you ready to tell me not to cultivate it?
Mark out some small area and cultivate it really well.
Has been cultivated in Japan for more than 1000 years.
Generally, this land is not cultivated for the next 10 years.
They have been cultivated for thousands of years, especially in China.
At night, he would cultivate his own small piece of land.
The love for literature and learning was cultivated by her mother early on.
The fields on either side of the road were now cultivated, and they could see a few men working in them.
But he has also cultivated support among the party elite.
"Those are the people you have to work at cultivating."
We must cultivate this approach at all levels of education.
I know what kind of vegetables are used and how they're cultivated.
With a decline in population, less land would be cultivated.
The Chinese have cultivated the plant for over 3000 years.
Since 2003, efforts have been made to try and cultivate it.
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