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| Ripe for a new spin-off series. |
| Roofs are ripe for the picking. |
| Afghanistan is ripe for the picking. |
| The present fiat money economy is ripe for some Schumpeterian ' creative destruction '. |
| By any measure, this creates a situation ripe for the development of cultures of abuse. |
| There are probably junkyards full of fridges and stoves that are ripe for the plucking. |
| An OC can scheme around three dominant run defenders up the gut when the perimeter players are ripe for the pickings. |
| This election was ripe for a third party and we blew it because they satisfy evolutionary instincts by feeding us now. |
| They have failed to deal with their core business, or to adapt to changing user needs and must be ripe for a takeover. |
| Now trading at more than 10 times trailing EBITDA, shares seem to have overshot the mark and look ripe for a pullback. |
| This film is ripe with reasons to avoid it. |
| The familiarity was ripe with possibilities. |
| We are ripe with odd-ball rom-coms, obviously. |
| As a film destination Cavan is ripe with contrasting locations and startling landscapes. |
| It is one thing to be an anonymous New Yorker -- the city is actually quite ripe with them. |
| AngeredCatfish - truly what you are saying is ripe with contradictions and double standards. |
| Life with meaning is ripe with standards that some will never try to reach while following their pleasure principle. |
| Innovators around the world are waiting with deep baited breath, ripe with anticipation for this latest new release. |
| After 9 days of hiking in the heat of Jordan, we arrived at the hotel caked in dirt and ripe with our soiled clothes. |
| They are typically ripe in August. |
| I think the time is ripe in bodybuilding for the truth to be told. |
| The raising on a post of a thinking psyche was ripe in the Middle Age. |
| There are of two sorts; one is ripe in the space of a moneth, and the other in two moneths. |
| In front of the plate are lichi fruits, ripe in bright red color, which symbolize joy in life. |
| They noticed that there was nobody stirring around the house, and that the corn was ripe in the field. |
| Diets that are ripe in avoidance and deprivation seem hardly beneficial and they avoid a critical component of humanity. |
| There are many examples to prove the above point but the one ripest in my mind is a scene from the serial Madiha Maliha. |
| They sit dauntingly in their thousands waiting to become ripe in the cultivation process before being bagged and passed on. |
| It is perfectly ripe in the mouth with beautiful integration of oak to go with alluring spiced apple, pear and citrus fruits. |
| An ambulance rushed to the aid of a hedgehog caught by a strimmer at Ripe at the weekend. |
| It is evident from references such as this that grapes which were not yet ripe at the time of the harvest were left on the vine. |
| The fruit is ripe at the 75-100g size just as the green fruit starts getting a yellow blush accentuating the darker green stripes. |
| At that moment we can say the grapes are very ripe at this point, because of early bud break and very warm time especially in late summer. |
| My instinct, suggest to me, that the south west region of the island is ripe at the moment for significant inward infrastructural and energy project investment. |
| Chorus: Cherries so red, strawberries ripe At home, of course, they'll be storming Never mind the abuse, you have the excuse You went to Covent Garden in the morning. |