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Mother Nature

noun

  1. a personification of the forces of nature as a controlling and regulating maternal being, sometimes creative and caring.



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Dark clouds descending over Touchdown Jesus, and a heavy downpour soaking every soul in Notre Dame Stadium, as if Mother Nature herself was lashing out at the prospect of one of college football’s defining rivalries dying in vain.

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“Cheese is also such a seasonal product, anchored by Mother Nature,” she continued.

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“Out here on Hatteras Island, Mother Nature’s in charge,” Rosell said.

But Mother Nature had brushed aside those plans before USC’s first road game even began.

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But Tilly and Mother Nature had other ideas, so Meirion ended up collecting them from his sister's house just hours after flying back from a holiday to the Canary Islands with wife Tracey and their three foster children.

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