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“The asparagus sprang up every spring without fail, an old friend, a capsule of history from when life kept growing, birthed from a better time.”

Falwell, which affirms parody and satire as protected speech and sprang from the Sullivan decision.

“I think we both sprang into action, understanding that we were surrounded by teens who were doing immediate damage to our property and posing an immediate threat to us,” Benson said.

Poodle-dog sprang up quickly in some areas seared by the Bridge fire, according to Esther Lewis, a botanist with the U.S.

The story sprang out of Moore’s attachment to Kensington, which she first visited in 2009 shortly after she moved to the region.