THEY'RE VERY pretty scattered over a salad or floating on the surface of a chilled spring soup.

WSJ: Petal Pushers: Chefs Pick Edible Flowers

Veba was a holy mess at the time, a hodgepodge of more than 60 scattered businesses employing 130, 000 not-very-productive workers.

FORBES: Ulrich Hartmann's second act

Dirt-track racing has its roots in the very beginnings of the sport and there are still hundreds of tracks scattered around the country with particular concentrations in Texas, California, Ohio and western Pennsylvania.

FORBES: Real men eat dirt

Dirt-track racing has its roots in the very beginnings of the sport, and there are still hundreds of tracks scattered around the U.S., with particular concentrations in Texas, California, Ohio and western Pennsylvania.

FORBES: Real men eat dirt

No, this is just the latest example of the fine Washington art of promoting an enduring scandal out of not very much, demonstrating the ability of microphones in congressional hearings to turn scattered inconclusive facts and emotion into innuendo and blips in opinion polls.

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In regions with small schools scattered over a large area, providing support was going to be very expensive, particularly as computers grew older.

BBC: Future imperfect?