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- noun Plural form of
acreage .
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Examples
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It means that they are fed from ever smaller acreages of land, leaving more for nature, and produce less waste.
Reasons to Crow About Ever-Bigger Chickens Matt Ridley 2011
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And it's holding back torrents of water that have covered vast acreages, as I say, of rice fields, villages and settlements.
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And it's holding back torrents of water that have covered vast acreages, as I say, of rice fields, villages and settlements.
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And it's holding back torrents of water that have covered vast acreages, as I say, of rice fields, villages and settlements.
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Ethanol, a stupid solution to a non-problem, Global Warming, using precious acreages of cropland to the detriment of starving millions in the third world, and an economic disaster we can ill afford. —
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And it's holding back torrents of water that have covered vast acreages, as I say, of rice fields, villages and settlements.
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Looking, really looking at the wild areas here in southeast Tennessee, and there are many of them for this is a sparsely populated part of the US with many untended acreages and normally good rainfall, has shown us beautiful landscapes untouched by human design.
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National parks, recreation areas, dams and reservoirs, forests, and wilderness areas represented vast acreages, but the ownership too often seemed remote.
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Although the practice requires large acreages and large labor inputs, the crop yields are adequate.
Agriculture 2009
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The bank managers were the dealers, but the poppy farmers sat in government offices expanding their acreages under cultivation.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2009
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