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home-grown
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home-grownadjective
Originating in a particular place or region; as, homegrown talent; -- applied broadly, to people (especially people with specific skills), products of manufacture, etc.
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home-grownadjective
Having been produced locally.
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of home-grown in Chaldean Numerology is: 8
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of home-grown in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1
Examples of home-grown in a Sentence
And then, the Democrats picked a unique outsider candidate. A home-grown, musical star in Montana who ... kind of came out of nowhere.
They basically have a three-headed monster now in Africa, they have the coke problem from South America, the heroin from Afghanistan, and the home-grown meth that is making its way to South Africa and Asia. We're trying to address it as we can, but that is tough.
They are not Kashmiris ... According to my information definitely not... They could be home-grown militants.
There is a risk that those talented migrants with the skills needed by the UK will leave before these skills can be replaced by home-grown talent.
Attorney General Loretta Lynch:
Our nation faces a host of serious, varied and evolving challenges. Our highest priority must always be the security of our homeland, and we are acting aggressively to diffuse threats, we continue to investigate and apprehend those who seek to harm us, including upwards of 70 individuals charged since 2013 for conduct related to foreign fighter activity, and home-grown violent extremism.
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- ditanam di rumahIndonesian
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