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yield

noun as in production of labor

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As warming brings significant challenges to agriculture, growers are abandoning crops with dwindling yields or those threatened by pathogens and pests for those better suited to changing local conditions.

From Salon

A robust number of near-experimental documentaries and narratives already call out to us from this year’s lineup, sure to yield a crop of future award winners.

The Norwegian government has previously apologised for failings in its investigations but in 2021 ruled a fresh inquiry would not yield anything new.

From BBC

Several attempts at peace talks led by the US and Saudi Arabia have failed to yield a solution to the conflict.

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The new church-state case could yield a potentially momentous decision that could change public schools in much of the nation.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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