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  1. 521
    “... into "junks" and boiled to- gether, and with a mealy potato it is readdly a most excellent dish. G.M.Story...”
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  2. 522
    “...Have v On May Day we crowns the Queen of May and we haves races in sacks and carring the potato...”
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  3. 523
    Published 1973
    “...earthed After the seeds [potato] took root in the ridges the trenches were dug a second time...”
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  4. 524
    “... for gar- dens and potato grounds, so far back as where no fishing works can be made. GMS Aug 74 PRINTED...”
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  5. 525
    Published 1977
    “...cellar This is done to cause the potato to sweat, or dry, before it is again removed into the warm...”
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  6. 526
    Published 1988
    “...some intens 'So, anyhow, I got me potato cakes and they tasted some good.' [Add to DNE some intens...”
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  7. 527
    by Lehsten, Veiko
    Published 2017
    “... and increased explanatory power of climate for the first incidence of potato late blight caused by Phytophthora...”
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  8. 528
    Published in Science (2011)
    “..., seeds of more than 1500 types of Andean potato will be sent to the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, Nipah...”
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  9. 529
    by Hart, Mrs.
    Published 1900
    “... of mutton, and potato chips. Mode of access: Internet. Green cloth binding; spine faded to brown; gilt cover...”
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  10. 530
    “...). Currently owned by James McCarthy’s nephew, Leo McCarthy. Cellar was used to store carrot, potato and turnip...”
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  11. 531
    “.... The Parsons grew carrot, potato, cabbage and parsnip and maintained a herd of cattle. Vegetables were stored...”
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  12. 532
    Published 1965
    “...black a A serious disease of potatoes commonly known as potato wart, canker or black wart occurs...”
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  13. 533
    Published 1965
    “...canker n A serious disease of potatoes commonly known as potato wart, canker or black wart occurs...”
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  14. 534
    “...pratie n Potatoes were sown by both men and women. The seeds were set in raised ''beds'' separated...”
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  15. 535
    Published 1980
    “... potato, he knew one thing only: work. PRINTED ITEM W Kirwin 1/80 JH 1/80 [-]1979 O'FLAHERTY[-] [-] [Janes...”
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  16. 536
    “... such as turnip or potato--and it grows along with a little yellow flower which was often referred to as a piss...”
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  17. 537
    “..., potato garden, cabbage garden, etc. JH JH 10/73 Used I and Sup Used I and Sup 1 Not used...”
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  18. 538
    Published
    “... speakin' about these.this place, you'd refer to (sic) as a cabbage garden or the.and the potato garden...”
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  19. 539
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    “...turn v Here the child Saul grew up and here, from the time he could turn a fish or trench a potato...”
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  20. 540
    “...duff 1 n Yes ,have duff,we used to call 'em,you see. And when you had the rest - cabbage an' potato...”
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