1. That dog doesn't cotton to strangers.

2. I didn't much cotton to the idea at first.

3. India exports tea and cotton to many different countries.

4. A girl must cotton to somebody.

5. America sent cotton to England for processing.

6. He didn't cotton to that his daughter had gone so far as to say that to him.

7. I didn't cotton to her at first, but she's really nice.

8. An obvious example is the switch from cotton to artificial fibres within the textile industry.

9. The grasses are woven together with cotton to form a mat, which is then bonded on to a paper backing.

10. Responses of main characters of upland cotton to mass selection—mass crossing breeding system were studied.

11. So, whenever cleansing, disinfection after use cotton to wipe away the conditions are better placed Dryer.

12. Permeability of paper pulp, fine cotton to ensure that the super absorbent.

13. He used a wad of cotton to wipe the counter.

14. Now, researchers have genetically modified cotton to produce seeds with little or no gossypol.

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15. The control effect of resistant cotton to the experimental population of cotton bollworm (Helicoverpa armigera)was studied using life table in the laboratory in 1998.

16. Several countries in west and central Africa send cotton to its textile factories.

17. His style of humor was very human, and that's why people cotton to him.

18. It seemed to me that I was being shut out of the dialogue and that's something I just don't cotton to.

19. The results suggested that a highly positive correlation existed among resistibility of cotton to different diseases and insects.

20. It was left to the Yankee, Eli Whitney, to invent a machine which would make it profitable for southern farmers to grow short-fibered cotton to supply the busy factories of Europe.

1. That dog doesn't cotton to strangers.

2. His style of humor was very human, and that's why people cotton to him.