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They came day after day and they covered the square with millions of flowers.
The fighters, the women and the flowers are gone.
He's got candles out, he's got flowers in the middle and he's trying to figure out where to put the plates and the glasses.
The flowers are named after him, the mountains are carved with his slogans.
I wish I could tell you that when you decide to be pro-voice, that you'll find beautiful moments of breakthrough and gardens full of flowers, where listening and storytelling creates wonderful "a-ha" moments.
Instead, the land grew trees that have bark and stems and flowers.
Botanists use multiple photographs to show the life cycle of plants and how flowers turn over the course of a few hours to follow the sun in what is called phototropism, growing towards the light.
Set out any flowers, candlesticks, or other decorations you like.
Many other animals, foxes, sharks, beetles, that butterfly we mentioned earlier, have this kind of symmetry, as do some plants like orchid flowers.
Who would have thought that this plant with round leaves, inflated stems, and showy, lavender flowers would cause such havoc in these communities.
To understand the sadness of the trees losing their leaves in the fall is to more fully understand the cycle of life that brings flowers in the spring.
We see democracy not as the most fragile of flowers that it really is, but we see it as part of our society's furniture.
During the 1630s, an outbreak of tulip breaking virus made select flowers even more beautiful by lining petals with multicolor, flame-like streaks.
A tulip like this was scarcer than a normal tulip and as a result, prices for these flowers started to rise, and with them, the tulip's popularity.
She loves flowers."
They placed flowers between biking and walking paths, and placed benches along the creek, so kids could hang out with their friends and enjoy the tranquility of the water.
So they design communities that incorporate water, fruit trees, flowers and animals into their common spaces on site.
In order to teach a system how to recognize flowers, I show it thousands of flowers of the kinds I like.
I like flowers.
When Josephine passed away, he planted violets at her grave, and just before his exile, he went back to that tomb site, picked some of those flowers, entombed them in a locket and wore them until the day he died.
I've gotten feedback such as, smells like flowers, like chicken, like cornflakes, like beef carnitas.
Later, after Paul died, I received a dozen bouquets of flowers, but I sent just one ... to Paul's oncologist, because she supported his goals and she helped him weigh his choices.
I leave flowers on Paul's grave and watch our two-year-old run around on the grass.
We're able to watch the flowers bloom in this magnificent cascade of color.
After it has leaves, it'll have flowers, and after it has flowers, it'll have fruit.
Let me then play that ancient and ageless role of the artist as messenger, by sharing the words of Chheng Phon "A garden with only one type of flower, or flowers of only one color, is no good."
They accompany me wherever I go in my life, and I fill them with all sorts of things, records of my lived experience: so watercolor paintings, drawings of what I see, dead flowers, dead insects, pasted ticket stubs, rusting coins, business cards, writings.
For the flowers that bloom in midnight scars.
Like other flowers, most orchids need to attract insects to gather their pollen and carry it between plants.
But unlike most flowers, which attract a range of pollinators with sweet nectar, these masters of deception deploy other tactics– like pretending to be an insect’s mate, letting off alluring scents, and mimicking the appearance of other species.
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