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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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The repopulation of the species is made more difficult because titis are monogamous, mating for life.
Summary: Sahrawi liberated territories)- The repopulation strategy of the Sahrawi liberated territories will indirectly put the Moroccan occupier in a dilemma, of choosing "peace or a leap into uncertainty The repopulation strategy of the Sahrawi liberated territories will indirectly put the Moroccan occupier in a dilemma, of choosing "peace or a leap into uncertainty, by breaking the truce," said Thursday in Tifariti Bachir Mustapha Seid, member of the Polisario Front's National Secretariat.
Byline: Hilda Rudge I WAS very sad to read that the red squirrels in Formby are now nearing extinction, and it is feared that the entire pinewoods could be infected with the disease responsible, making repopulation a futile task.
 
 
 
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