hop field English

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hop field

— noun (= hop garden) a garden where hops are grown

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The field is too full of mines.

At the top international level, soccer has become faster and more athletic, and the top teams can shrink space on the field more effectively.

For now, we have a World Cup filled with soccer that is being shaped by a new, young generation both on and off the playing field - light-hearted, enthralling, and beautiful to watch.

Barter payments, -- which stifled the energy market -- were eliminated. So too tax breaks and other privileges that skewed the playing field in favor of a select few.

For our intention is to attract large Western energy companies with experience in this field as strategic investors.

Today, Western universities are replete with distinguished Arab scholars in almost every field - the result of a brain drain that itself reflects the Islamic world's centuries of decline.

MILAN - At the end of this month, Italian voters will choose their next government, from which they expect jobs and a more level economic playing field - and from which Italy's European partners expect structural reforms and fiscal probity.

This means that we can't answer complex questions that depend on more than one field.

That is why we are assessing different methods for gathering data from the field, including the use of mobile applications to digitize paper records.

Of course, any regulation in this field requires at least some involvement by a doctor but the Oregon Act recognizes the fundamental dilemma faced by doctors confronted with a patient's request to die and strives to keep that involvement to a minimum.

So there is great tension everywhere between how the public, and how doctors regard a possible contract in the field of assisted dying.

So the high- and low-erucic acid varieties of rapeseed plants must be carefully segregated in the field and thereafter.

Television is attractive to the architecture of the human nervous system: our brains are built to absorb information and follow rapid changes in the sensory field.

Some, like Brad DeLong and Paul Krugman, would say that the field has actually regressed.

The complexities of black anger, white guilt, and of black, and white fear, are so vexed that most Americans prefer not to talk about race at all. The field is too full of mines.

The IMF is on much weaker ground, however, in thinking that its one-size-fits-all global tax system will somehow level the playing field internationally.

They prefer what they see as the rugged individualism of free-market forces, a level capitalist playing field, and a weak state that does not impinge on their personal choices.

The interim deal is Iran's first compromise on its nuclear program in more than a decade, and a diplomatic victory in a field long overshadowed by the looming cloud of military intervention.

The Qataris have outstripped them in exploiting the huge gas field they share.

As our team maneuvered the ball down the field, politics fell away.

How will you help American students compete globally, while ensuring a level playing field at home for talented foreign students and workers?

And he has moved forward in the health field.

The field is too full of mines. One of Obama's great achievements is that he made it into a serious topic through the brilliance and subtlety of his rhetoric.

So too tax breaks and other privileges that skewed the playing field in favor of a select few.

Likewise, restrictions that prevent socially responsible companies based in advanced industrial countries from doing business in Myanmar have left the field open to less scrupulous firms.