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repopulation
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repopulation
1. introduction of new animals to a farm or part of it after it has been depopulated for health or production reasons.
2. the additional growth of normal cells around a tumor that is being destroyed by irradiation.
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Arena Housing can apply for national HCA (Homes and Communities Agency) funding to refurbish and then repopulate the potentially attractive Merebank block in L17 which overlooks the park, and currently stands almost empty.
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Arena Housing can apply for national HCA (Homes and Communities Agency) funding to refurbish and then repopulate the potentially attractive Merebank block, in L17, which overlooks the park, and currently stands almost empty.
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The researchers have also observed that some rodents may, in the face of danger, travel as far as seven miles to repopulate abandoned areas.
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