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She never brooded over her loss of power, or the loss of the changes or amusements which others enjoy.
He has been absent but his spirit, from wherever it may have been, has brooded over our debate.
A deep peace has brooded, not wholly undisturbed by some subterranean rumblings, over the course of our discussions.
I feel that the spirit of my pet centipede has brooded over all our proceedings to-day.
And then in one of the darkest hours that have ever brooded over us there sprang to leadership a statesman for whom history does not easily furnish a parallel.
They had brooded over it for years.
Nestlings are brooded for the first five days, after which the young are capable of maintaining a fairly constant body temperature.
The eggs usually hatch in about five weeks, and are brooded by both parents.
The hatchlings are brooded for approximately 12 to 14 days and then fledge at that time.
Here fertilisation takes place and the larvae are brooded for ten to fourteen days.
Day reportedly brooded almost continually over the end of his pitching career.
Fertilisation is internal and the eggs are brooded inside the mantle for a week before emerging as free swimming nauplius larvae.
Young chicks are brooded continuously, with the female brooding during the night and the duties being shared during the day.
Fish that investigate this get showered in glochidia which have been brooded within the mussel's mantle cavity over the winter period.
The eggs clump together and may adhere in a viscous mass to the adult's spines and be brooded there.
