ditch fern English

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What does ditch fern mean?

ditch fern

— noun (= royal fern) large deeply rooted fern of worldwide distribution with upright bipinnate compound tufted fronds

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royal osmund

royal fern

king fern

Osmunda regalis

French bracken

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NAIROBI - With unemployment soaring, bankruptcies climbing, and stock markets in free-fall, it may at first glance seem sensible to ditch the fight against climate change and put environmental investments on hold.

Bush's initiative is a last-ditch effort to salvage America's position in a region where it is on the defensive on all fronts.

The September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on America brought Musharraf into the international limelight as he agreed to ditch the Taliban and support the United States-led war on terror.

During the 1980's, South Korea, the Philippines, and Taiwan managed to ditch their dictators, partly because they were utterly dependent on US arms and money.

The worst was only averted by the last-ditch agreement between the miners' leader, Miron Cosma, and the Prime Minister, Radu Vasile, struck at a famous mediaeval monastery on the Olt river.

This point is almost trite, but it remains virtually unnoticed by last-ditch defenders of the Bush administration's foreign policy.

Rather than trying to mount a last-ditch defense of the fixed exchange rate, the government, at the suggestion of the Bank of England, agreed to abandon the gold standard and devalue the pound.

In that case, the key question will be whether the Social Democrats can ditch their allies further to the left.

A last-ditch diplomatic solution appears unlikely, given that the nuclear question plays a decisive role in the Iranian regime's factional struggles, in which anyone favoring compromise can be considered the loser.

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy ended up trying desperately to appeal to those very sentiments in his last-ditch effort to avert his political demise.