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| - Class: Wood Level: 1 Selling price: 1 Source: Farming
- Roots is a creature ability in Dragon Age: Origins.
- Roots is a 4-part Sonic the Hedgehog story, beginning in Issue 135 of Sonic the Comic. It directly continues on from the previous story, Back in the Special Zone. This is also the last time Sonic sees the Chaotix Crew in the print STC.
- .hack//Roots is the .hack//SIGN of the .hack Conglomerate, being a prequel to the .hack//G.U. games, as SIGN was to the Original .hack Games.
- The category Roots is included in category Vegetables
- "Roots" is a song by the band Imagine Dragons. The single was released on August 27, 2015; and the band performed the song with Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem on Up Late with Miss Piggy as seen over the closing credits of the premiere episode of The Muppets.
- Roots roootz (n.) First appeared circa 1975, credited to Alex Haley. 1.
* A book and a movie about our Black friends, who we rescued from poverty and despair while touching them with the love and kindness of The Baby Jesus. 2.
* The saga of Kunta Kinte Toby, who's luxurious travels started from a place, which might be somewhere in Africa. If it existed. 3.
* The end of a Sluts hair that isn't blonde yet. 4.
* Part of a tree that keeps it from falling in the woods and not making a sound. 5.
* What Barack Obama has many of in Kenya, where he was really born.
- The names of a finished product has little to do with the root that created it and, as a result, can be a little confusing. The following roots produce the following types of cloth:
- "Roots" is the eighteenth episode of Haven and the fifth episode of the second season, airing on Syfy on 12 August 2011. The episodes shares its title with a 1977 ABC miniseries.
- thumb Roots est une chaîne canadienne de magasins de vêtements et accessoires (orientés cuir et sport) mais aussi de mobilier, fondée en 1973.
- Hey man, society is just so uncool! It's Babylon here. But, the Roots, right, they got it, they knew things couldn't keep goin' on that way; we have to make it real again. So, you know what the Roots did? They went to Babylon to tell the government that everything wasn't gonna be alright, man. But no one would listen to ‘em and that really messed with their minds!
- Roots is the fifth studio album by Brazilian heavy metal band Sepultura. It was released in March 12, 1996 by Roadrunner Records, and was the band's last studio album to feature founding member and vocalist Max Cavalera. Following the experimentalism of the album Chaos A.D., Roots has more influence from Brazilian musical rhythms, and features Brazilian musician Carlinhos Brown, percussionist David Silveria, turntablist DJ Lethal, and vocalists Jonathan Davis and Mike Patton. The album was produced by Ross Robinson.
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| - The wild sylvan snares nearby targets with its roots, immobilizing them and dealing physical damage for a short time. Friendly fire possible.
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Following the announcement of a new arena football team coming to Langley Falls, the family attends a going out of business sale due to the new arena being built on the site. At a town council meeting about the arena, Stan sets out to rally pubic opinion for the arena until he finds out that a tree that he adopted as his “father figure” is due to be removed as well. Stan is forced to explain about his dad's failure to show for a picnic and he found comfort in a tree at the park.
His testimony sways the council until Roger shows up as the asphalt contractor and makes his pitch to build the arena, turning opinion back in his favor. Stan tries to talk him out of it, getting an agreement to spare the tree but another contractor takes on the project instead. Stan rushes to climb the tree in an effort to stop the bulldozers. A persona of Roger's lets him know that if he can delay the builders a week, the project will be canceled. Stan starts his vigil, facing the wrath of the neighbors who want the arena, as well as thirst, starvation and the weather. As the deadline nears, his family comes to congratulate him, and Stan notices Steve isn't present.
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Meanwhile, Steve finds out that he isn't growing when he tries on a suit at the sale. Steve flips out at home, worried that he may never grow again. Klaus suggests a doctor and after Stan blows off giving him advice, he is forced to take Klaus' suggestion. At the doctor's, a sudden change in his personality occurs upon hearing Klaus' name, offering a surgical solution. After thinking things over, Steve decides to have the surgery.
After Stan finds out about Steve's problem, he leaves his tree to be a father to him, letting his tree go. As the doctor begins to operate, Steve starts to have second thoughts after meeting the doctor's creation, Billy, but is knocked out before he can get away. Due to Stan's smashing of the building with a wrecking crane, he faces being dropped from the remains of the building until he is saved by Stan. He takes him to see his tree before it is hauled off, showing him a mark that indicates that the Smiths go through a long period without growth before a significant spurt, and hoping that his tree goes on to a better world. Instead, it is processed into ax handles which are used to chop down other trees, some with protestors in them that have tried to save them.
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