transplanted

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• One common example is a person who receives an organ transplant.

• Cold frames are great for starting seedlings a few weeks early and having transplants ready in April when you need them.

• Northwestern had determined, again, that her son would not survive a transplant.

• His father got a successful heart transplant last year, and as a college freshman, Sy is majoring in communications.

• Despite all of the research on racial disparities in transplants, the government has been slow to implement reforms.

• Voters easily chose Booker over his Republican opponent, recent Garden State transplant and one-time conservative hero Jeff Bell.

• We spoke with the mother of two and recent California transplant about fusing charitable work with a hectic career.

• Indeed, the body would ultimately have rejected the organ transplant.

• I was kept in handcuffs for the whole time I was in hospital for the transplant—28 days and 28 nights—which is ludicrous.

• Richard got a face transplant, a new life, and a new set of burdens too strange to predict.

• Great seed beds are made on the plantations where the plants are grown until ready to transplant in the tobacco ground.

• As soon as four or five leaves on a plant about the size of a dollar have appeared, they are large enough to transplant.

• It is impossible to transplant the whole of the system of one country into another.

• He filled one end with every delicate, lacy vine and fern he could transplant successfully.

• That is to say, some other crop is maturing on the land while the rice plants are growing large enough to transplant.