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Seeds of many trees (Acacia and Prosopis, for example) are "scarified" by passing through the goats 'digestive system, fostering germination and natural revegetation.

1 Microcattle 1991

The extent to which Mr. Hurd and his executives "scarified" their (base) pay speaks volume.

SiliconBeat 2009

He will go down in the history as a President who scarified over 4,000 American for a senseless war, a war with no win insight

Kennedy remembered as an advocate for all 2009

Tickled, scarified, the unincarcerated viewer thanks his lucky stars and solemnly wonders after what fashion he might, if it came to it, do his own time.

Prison Porn 2010

Tickled, scarified, the unincarcerated viewer thanks his lucky stars and solemnly wonders after what fashion he might, if it came to it, do his own time.

Prison Porn 2010

For fear of poison, Sheldon had immediately scarified the wound and injected permanganate of potash; but in spite of the precaution the shoulder was swelling rapidly.

Chapter 24 2010

The only reason Nixon saw the shuttle as the only game in town in 1969 is that NASA scarified the Saturn 5 Assembly Line to fund the Initial Shuttle design studies in 1968.

Astronaut Office Weighs In (Officially) On Ares/Orion/EELVs - NASA Watch 2008

Once the Kikuyu was established it was scarified and rye grass seed sown over the top, with the new grass using the old root system of the Kikuyu to hook into new baby roots.

Bafokeng's people of the grass hope England can feed shoots of success 2010

An honest person who scarified his career, his life.

Abdul Malik Mujahid: My Memorial Day Reflections 2009

This explains the incongruousness of the emotionally un-scary music against the scarified images.

Mark Penn's Earlier Version Of 3 A.M. Ad Was Negative Direct Hit On Obama 2009