You will have to incubate the eggs artificially.
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Incubate
/ˈɪŋkjʊbeɪt/
Synonyms for "incubate" (21 found)
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6 entriesbacterial incubationbusiness incubationcell culture incubationegg incubationidea incubationproject incubation
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6 entriesincubate a planincubate bacteriaincubate cellsincubate eggsincubate ideasincubate samples
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You should incubate your bacterial culture at 37 degrees.
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The places where the birds are nesting are interesting spots to visit. Both parents incubate and the scene is animated as the birds fly about in all directions.
Source: wiktionary
Part of our problem in praying for our children, he suggested, is the time lage, the necessary slow maturation of our prayers. But that's the way of God's rhythm in nature. For instance, the hen must patiently sit on her eggs to incubate them before the baby chicks hatch.
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