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In the case of maple trees, the characteristic shapes of their leaves offer natural rather than artificial clues for recognizing perceived trees as maples.
The logo consists of three doves, intertwined—surprise, surprise—with a maple leaf.
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At one stage it was suggested that they might be asked to plant maple rather than larch.
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Among the many indigenous species to be planted will be oak, ash, field maple, hawthorn and blackthorn.
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Those who go overseas have a little maple leaf on the ribbon.
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The wood used under the upholstery is made from kiln-dried maple wood that is free of knots, bark or defects.
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