Scientists at the University of California helped by creating a W. Murcott tree that produced near-seedless fruit, even when visited by bees.

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The producer of Yellow Tail, Casella Wines of Australia, waited until last year to introduce its Moscato, in part because it didn't have enough quality fruit but also because it miscalculated the Moscato appeal, according to Tom Steffanci, president of W.J.

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For years, Obama and his national security team argued that, by and large, America's problems in the world resulted not from aggression or the ideological extremism of hostile actors abroad, but were the bitter fruit of America's history of bullying, selfishness and militarism, especially during the George W. Bush administration.

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