Before launching Squanch Games, Roiland teamed up with indie studio Crows, Crows, Crows to produce Accounting in 2016.
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That could include American crows or Mariana crows, for example.
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I don't know what the crows are saying to the other crows, but I like to listen in anyway.
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Crows, originally known as "Mason Black Crows," were first sold in the 1910s, but are much harder to come by now.
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These crows play into black caricatures propagated during the slavery era, mostly seen in the way the crows speak and dress.
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Conifers are also loved by crows—which is less obviously good, because crows raid the nests of rare birds such as curlews.
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Roiland and partner Tanya Watson teamed up with indie darlings Crows Crows Crows to take a story about an accountant and turn it into one incorporating dungeons, vats of stomach acid, and the enraged tree-dweller in the image above.
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Aliza recommends The Six of Crows Duology, a two-part book series composed of Six of Crows and Crooked Kingdom, both by Leigh Bardugo.
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The researchers only monitored the young crows for two to three years—what about the effects of a fast-food diet on older crows?
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Instead, crows band into small groups to chase and attack ravens—97 percent of the time, the crows are the aggressors, according to the paper published in The Auk Ornithological Advances.
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"These crows on my building attack me," he told Mashable.
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"I just dumped Parker, LMAO!" the dumper in question crows.
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Made possible by The Rockefeller Foundation. Chimpanzees. Elephants. Crows. Dolphins.
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"You'll take it and like it," one of them crows.
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Do you know the word for a group of crows?
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The only wild living things left are spiders and crows.
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Despite their legendary intelligence, I have my issues with crows.
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Functionaries and technicians gather around Beale like crows to carrion.
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And crows, like the French, are particularly fond of cheese.
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He's this guy with a crow tattoo who attracts crows.
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Women turning into hares, foxes, crows, cows, fish, seals, trees.
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Which has, in turn, made me wonder about the crows.
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Basically, I wanted the crows to be more regularly scared.
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Jones quickly experienced the glaring downside of the crows new behaviour.
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If we're talking about crows, you're worth, like, five or six!
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" Leland wishes he'd continued: "No, we should pretend to be crows!
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Zombie man slaughters him with a cleaver; Whispers crows with delight.
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Crows and ravens would seem to be the perfect New Yorkers.
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And in 4 percent of the encounters observed, crows attempted copulation.
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Nor is she smart and cunning like some parrots and crows.
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Bluebirds, cardinals, canaries, crows, finches, woodpecker, and owls are among them.
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Crows tear at her hair and sparrows peck at her eyes.
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Instead of stories, for example, the crows consume patterns of existence.
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In my path were two large black crows, snacking on roadkill.
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As Chenoweth herself crows, mid-dance break, she's still got it.
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Otherwise, a team of crows may have to do it for you.
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The realization that the cawing of crows alerted wolves to his presence.
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We now know, for example, that some crows excel at tool use.
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In A Feast for Crows, we learn the prophecy in its totality.
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In addition to the Javelin, the CROWS II mounts either an M2 .
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New Caledonian and Hawaiian crows share a common feature: unusually straight bills.
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Then we train them how to kill the prey: seagulls, crows, pigeons.
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A murder of crows, a parliament of owls, a rash of mansplainers.
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Its beach is overrun with stray dogs and crows feeding on garbage.
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So, too, do many gulls and crows and other birds, of course.
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I could tell: The bigness of Utah was freaking out the crows.
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"I drink your milkshake!" he crows triumphantly in the film's signature line.
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Her series, including the Grisha trilogy and the Six of Crows duology, have a loyal fan base; some devotees even have tattoos similar to the crow and cup tattoos worn by many of the characters in Six of Crows.
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" Caldwell crows about the gaudy items in the song "Capture All the Pieces.
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Standing over a dinky sink, she's applying prosthetic crows feet using $6 latex.
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Mongooses scurry in and out of protected buildings; crows nest in rotting cupolas.
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Mr Trump still crows about a $110bn arms deal he made last year.
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"That's just great coaching and great recruiting," crows Jim Nantz on live television.
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It is unclear if the crows will be paid a living worm/wage.
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The technology will debut during Rob Thomas' upcoming summer tour with Counting Crows.
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Does this mean lots of non-humans—octopuses, crows, monkeys, machines—are conscious?
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Bands of displaced peasants roamed the razed countryside, fighting the crows for gleanings.
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The next time Facebook crows about a success, that's worth keeping in mind.
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An effective means of finding a great horned is to follow the crows.
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The crows remarked, with slightly more enthusiasm, ''It looks like Minecraft out here.
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Brienne's plot line in A Feast for Crows is rife with these themes.
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Visitors feel the breeze and hear the crows scattering skyward after the gunshot.
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They recognize faces, use tools, and pass learned behavior on to other crows.
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"Both crows and ravens are insanely smart species, but our cities and agricultural areas are hugely dominated by crows, while ravens live in more wild areas," study author Benjamin Freeman, postdoctoral researcher at the University of British Columbia, told Gizmodo.
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But their sinister appearance, like human crows, curls a beckoning finger toward Daniel's lens.
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Two sequels, The Queen of Crows and The Killing Light, are set to follow.
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"Some will have the CROWS-Javelin, others will have the 30mm cannon," Hills said.
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The crows could see the meat, but not reach it with their bill alone.
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Unlike other birds, crows continue to speak to one another throughout the coldest days.
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"Crows…," a free-wheeling installation of flying birds, felt engineered for drama and display.
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The company crows that it's the best-selling premium three-row crossover in history.
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When I was the age of the crows, for example, I lived in Maine.
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During the procession, the aunts' wails vibrate: wires full of crows in heavy wind.
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What made you guys turn around and record another record so soon after Old Crows?
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Closely related to crows, these Javan green magpies are known to have an extensive vocabulary.
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The singer crows, "I'm a wanker" 36 times over the course of the song's duration.
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In Vivien's memory, crows began circling the house and and it got really, really hot.
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Earlier this year, scientists created a vending machine that showed the crows' prowess solving problems.
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In one exchange, one official joked about feeding the dead after Hurricane Maria to crows.
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Torresian (or Australian) crows are found in tropical areas in the north of the country.
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Somewhere, she and Nas are playing the Counting Crows -- looking deep into each other's eyes.
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A bloody wound suggests that crows have begun to peck away at its Promethean liver.
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Or that back in your home town you'd been friends with a bunch of crows.
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According to CNN affiliate KPTV, she was surrounded by crows outside and was pretty distressed.
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From my back porch in the country, I hear crows squawking high in the trees.
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"There's rats, snakes, chickens, ducks, lizards, rabbits, spiders, doves, pigeons, crows, mice," he rattles off.
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Some crows may be incapable of umpiring their own responses to the stimuli, she suggests.
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Simply slide the volume control for the crows up or down to your heart's content.
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Crows gather, funeral-like, around their dead and will avoid areas where comrades were killed.
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Trilobites Whales and songbirds produce sounds resembling human music, and chimpanzees and crows use tools.
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"This is the day Trump became president," official Washington crows, shocked by the apparent transformation.
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Based on: The "Shadow and Bone" and "Six of Crows" series by Leigh Bardugo Release date: TBASynopsis: Leigh Bardugo's popular YA "Grishaverse" (a fictional world that is explored in her "Shadow and Bone" trilogy and "Six of Crows" duology) is inspired by Russian mythology.
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The Crows went backstage to pose for a picture with the twinkly-eyed, Italian-American vocalist.
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One of the offending texts mocked victims of Hurricane Maria, making reference to cadavers and crows.
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"We know a lot about cognition—crows, for example, being very intelligent," Kiddie told the Guardian.
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They join the ranks of many an illustrious urban scavenger, including raccoons, rats, crows, and possums.
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When it comes to crows, however, this is not the first feather in the birds' cap.
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Until then, they only killed the wildlings and crows who ventured too close to their domain.
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It said it was planning to launch a 9 billion crows ($1.3 billion) share buyback program.
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And Dumbo features a group of "jive-talking" crows, the leader of whom is named Jim.
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" — Rob Lowe "Ann Coulter, if you're here, who is scaring the crows away from our crops?
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So are the blood rains and the foul-mouthed crows smack-talking humans from phone lines.
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The crows in "Dumbo" are slavery-era black caricatures — and one is even named "Jim Crow."
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Such are the codes of decency between the heirs of the Night's Watch: Bros before crows.
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An earlier version of this article incorrectly described a behavior of crows exposed to crow corpses.
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Live crows only touch, attack and attempt intercourse with crow corpses, they do not scavenge them.
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Oh the crows and the vultures above his head Were brawling already over this live carrion.
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The sound of cackling crows floats through the air, before being whisked away in the wind.
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"Six of Crows" spent more than a year on The New York Times's best-seller list.
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For now Crows are here to protect the citizens of the fictional world's sootiest, scariest metropolis.
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Another emerging issue: Grapes ripen earlier, and swallows and crows are eating fruit before the harvest.
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This was observed in crows, where inbreeding was associated with lower survival and weaker immune function.
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Unlike me, the crows had not once held a piece of the jetty in their hands.
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"Double sales and retention," crows a marketing company that creates carbon emission calculators for eco brands.
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Kevin Devine and Kaleigh Goldsworthy also team up for a cover of a Counting Crows song.
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"I'm that queen that'll make you bounce!" she crows on one of her best known songs.
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The witch's henchmen, a pack of puppet crows, could give flying monkeys a run for their money.
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As for Six Of Crows, a character named Kaz Brekker, a young criminal mastermind, takes the spotlight.
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Counting Crows opened, and nobody had ever heard of them, and we thought they were pretty good.
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Crows are really smart, and aside from holding grudges, it turns out they've started narcing us out.
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"All those years I spent playing videogames weren't wasted after all, eh?" he crows to his mother.
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Since forming in 2012, the London based group Crows have racked up their fair share of injuries.
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The label design is derived from his ironwork sculptures, with rural iconography — crows, wagon wheels — in silhouette.
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"How do you like them apples?" crows the villain of the piece (who is literally a douche).
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"One of our ravens mimics crows," he said: Merlina, one of "The Ravenmaster" 's most entertaining characters.
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An eerie silence is broken by an occasional security vehicle whizzing past or the cawing of crows.
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On an island bursting with nature's most remarkable creatures, humanity's depthless capacity for loneliness crows most keenly.
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"Make sure they don't have a limp," he crows, getting a light chuckle from a dour companion.
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George Clooney, 54 Fact: Crows feet are super hot when they're paired with a genuinely adorable smile.
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Later, he and the woman discuss reindeer and crows, and whether the seasons have changed or not.
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The crows famously work together; we see them employing formations to monitor, intimidate and manipulate smaller birds.
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Years later, she is trying to keep up her scientific ambition by studying a community of crows.
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"As you can tell, I have a lot of crows to pick with this guy," Weld said.
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They cut open lizards and crows and spiders, mixed animal remains with tobacco and smoked it up.
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Trimble's current Pandora lineup features the Counting Crows, the Dropkick Murphys, Kanye West, U2 and Jack Johnson.
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Monkeys Do Math A January 2018 study involving rhesus macaque monkeys (and crows), showed that "after training, rhesus monkeys (Macaca mulatta) and carrion crows (Corvus corone) proficiently discriminate the absolute values of visual numerosities from 1 to 5 and even from 1 to 30 items," writes Andreas Nieder.
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Eddie Betts of the Crows is chaired from the field by Sam Jacobs and Josh Jenkins after playing in his 250th AFL game during the round 22 AFL match between the Port Adelaide Power and the Adelaide Crows at Adelaide Oval on August 20, 2016 in Adelaide, Australia.
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Massless includes four installations: "Black Waves" (2016), "Graffiti Nature: Lost, Immersed and Reborn" (2017), "Vortex of Light Particles" (2018) and "Crows are Chased and the Chasing Crows are Destined to be Chased as well, Transcending Space" (2017), with a fifth work, the one-panel "Enso" (2017), in the lobby.
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And who could forget when the guy from Counting Crows turned himself into a rabbit with bad hair?
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Soon crows too, might be added to the "things in Australia that will try to kill you" list.
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He finds her sitting outside in the backyard, surrounded by crows with a gunshot wound to the head.
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"I wish he could have whispered something into one of those crows' ears before it happened," he said.
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I've started to do preventative botox on my forehead and crows feet, which costs about $750 a session.
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Though they superficially look like crows, ravens are far larger and leaner, flying gracefully with a rowing motion.
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I engaged in pulpy detective-novel antics on a sepia-hued train full of wannabe ID-thief crows.
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Luckily it was another book I adored, Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo, so my disappointment was mitigated.
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A Feast for Crows, the fourth book, sidelines key characters entirely and does little to advance the plot.
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They might look scary and sometimes they even steal puppies from backyards, but crows are the good guys.
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In others still, crows with milky eyes tear at each other in the dark mist of the night.
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That's why Margaery crows about consummating her marriage with the king — the sex is what makes her queen.
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Another leading '250s band that appears in the documents is Counting Crows, which recorded several albums for Geffen.
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One of his favourite bands is Counting Crows and he does Adam Duritz almost better than Adam Duritz.
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As Mr. de Villiers put it, if crows can be schooled to pick up trash, why can't humans?
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Crows soared above sandstone walls as we ran our hands along petrified sand dunes and felt cool mystery.
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They move into nests that have been abandoned by other species of birds like crows, ravens, or hawks.
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To him, crows' feet and sun-damaged skin spell social suicide, a fate worse than — well, you know.
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Puy du Fou president Nicolas de Villiers told AFP the park won't be reliant on the crows alone.
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Crows, for example, seem less like murderous vermin after you've seen a pair sliding playfully down a snowy roof.
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New Caledonian crows are heavy hitters when it comes to smarts, known for their play and advanced toolmaking skills.
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For example, on one hand, Comcast crows about how much investment and related industries grew between 2010 and 2015.
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Photo: Sarah JelbertNew research shows that crows can recreate tools from memory, a capacity previously thought impossible for birds.
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Oh, and then there's the scene with the pack of crows that are clearly coded as offensive black stereotypes.
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You'll see this in The Queen of Crows, and you're certainly going to see it in The Killing Light.
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His two latest books in the series, Feast for Crows and Dance With Dragons, are positively stuffed with them.
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The crows will be picking up old condoms (and any other trash they find) as early as next week.
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"Now that we are on the subject, don't we have some cadavers to feed our crows?" the message read.
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After a season of little Olly's resting bitch face, the Crows pulled a Caesar on the bastard of Winterfell.
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Their lead singer, James, now fronts Crows and will be opening for Idles on their UK tour next year.
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Other elements of his oeuvre are signified by a mood board of crows, or plastic bins of artistic supplies.
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The Stephen Petronio Company purchased Crows Nest, a 175-acre property in New York's Catskill Mountains, for $1.3 million.
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The attacks are especially severe at this time of year, he believes, when crows are aggressively protecting their young.
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The crows are part of an educational campaign to prompt the ecologically minded to take their rubbish with them.
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We see the father hawk failing to get a chipmunk, then harried by crows, then failing to catch sparrows.
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Or perhaps because owls often are attacked and harassed during the day by carrion crows, kestrels and other birds.
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I fell in love with the great-horned owl's haunting winter courtship song and the crows' constant, raucous conversation.
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In fact, they are the second-most terrifying bird behind turkeys (large, tenacious) and ahead of crows (eidetic, vengeful).
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Who could forget Moira going full-on feathers for her role in The Crows Have Eyes III: The Crowening?
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"When we were designing her look for The Crows, I said she could not lose those lips," recalls Bromhead.
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The crows screamed as we surged down and through and up again, back to the semisecurity of soggy landfall.
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I'd heard a woman scream that she was bleeding from her vagina and that crows had eaten her baby.
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The other two books in the Sacred Throne trilogy, The Armored Saint and The Queen of Crows, are available now.
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I'm glad to see crows be put to work instead of lounging around, interrupting picnics and my morning bird concert.
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At one point, the Night King senses Bran spying on him through a murder of crows, and kicks him out.
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Whether perched or flying, Bruegel's silhouetted crows, despite being bitterly cold, seem as content as the silhouetted skaters down below.
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Steller's jays are part of the Corvidae family, which includes crows, ravens, and magpies -- and that means they're damn clever.
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She's an avid birdwatcher who's become attuned in particular to the behaviors of the crows that gather outside her apartment.
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In the fall, a murder of crows caw from the sycamores and in the spring, bunnies hop across the greenbelts.
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In Wisconsin, an often liberal-leaning state that Trump crows about winning in 2016, a national political figure, Republican Gov.
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This is l'heure bleue , beloved of poets, but now it is filled with bats and crows, like a haunted house.
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In 1980, volunteer counting parties in the five 15-mile-diameter surveying circles that cover the city recorded 2,199 crows.
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And they have curved bills, unlike the straight beaks of crows and jays that make manipulating tools a bit easier.
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Some eldergoths ask her about the best eyeliner for crows' feet; others wonder when to discontinue using Black No. 1.
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"She's really rough," Mr. DeVito crows to me about his TV girlfriend, bragging that they have sex in a dumpster.
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Each visit, they arrived to hundreds of ravens and crows, many smaller birds and the occasional circling eagle or buzzard.
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An infamous scene at the end of the movie finds a group of crows singing about seeing an elephant fly.
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We see examples of avian intelligence all the time, especially among the clan that includes jays, daws, ravens and crows.
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That's as the crow flies, though a cursory search suggests that crows fly substantially straighter than most major international airlines.
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Called Crows Nest, the $1.3 million property, near Cairo, N.Y., includes about 9,000 square feet of residential and studio space.
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Crows are notoriously intelligent, especially rooks, the cousin to magpies, ravens, and jackdaws that Puy du Fou is now employing.
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When the government privatizes its program, it continues its work on its own, with the help of a flock of crows.
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Turkey Vultures and American Crows, for example, do well living among people and may be able to survive sharing our space.
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Genna Lannister in A Feast for Crows told Jaime that Tyrion was Tywin's true son, which upset him at the time.
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Adam Duritz of Counting Crows, for example, asked to play the venue after watching a video of a show on YouTube.
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Interestingly, though ravens are very social, they are less gregarious than crows, and are generally seen by themselves or in pairs.
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And when he crows incessantly about his deal-making genius, his billions and his poll numbers, he's not stoking constructive passions.
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France's Puy de Fou, a historical theme park, is employing six "intelligent" crows to pick up rubbish in exchange for treats.
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Perching birds like crows, finches, sparrows, and robins are prolific, accounting for more than half of all bird species alive today.
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Crows and kingbirds too defend their nests against vultures and great blue herons with aggression, Audubon field editor Kenn Kaufman says.
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There were Amazons with aging skin and crows feet and not ONE of them wore armor that was a glorified corset.
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That would "surpass the previous record of 119 signatures for an opening day signing for an international agreement," the U.N. crows.
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Formerly a more rural, more reticent bird, crows began inching closer to humanity after hunting restrictions were introduced in the 1970s.
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Part of the explanation may lie in folk mythology, in which white crows symbolize the outsider as well as approaching change.
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Thousand-year-old pottery from New Mexico depicts cornfields surrounded by dead crows strung up to ward off the living ones.
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Many birds can't live in the urban and suburban spaces we build, but crows are remarkably adaptable to human-made landscapes.
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And last year, three Dutch designers created a device called "The Crowbar" to teach crows to pick up half-smoked cigarettes.
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At the start of the book a murder of crows abducts a baby named Mac from a real city — Portland, Ore.
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One group includes hunters of rats, squirrels, crows and magpies, while another is devoted to tips and tricks for airgun shooters.
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In this scene, Moira heads to Bosnia to film The Crows Have Eyes III: The Crowening, and it is truly hilarious.
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The crows had never witnessed a landscape like this; save once when tiny, they had never been west of the East.
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Crows fly at ground level and snow covers everything in Orane, a small Ukrainian village located a few kilometers from Chernobyl.
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It was after the "ratings" that Trump always crows about, and ratings have overtaken principles in this mad, morally vacuous world.
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The Crow Museum's permanent collection consists of more than 1,000 works from Asia that the Crows had amassed since the 1960s.
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Other recent returnees include ravens and American crows (which weren't gone for long, but got hit hard by West Nile virus).
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It features a cast of supporting characters, most memorably including a trio of Stepin Fetchit-esque crows led by "Jim Crow" himself.
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For some reason, the googly eyes had the same effect on a group of corvids, a family of birds that includes crows.
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The researchers trained eight crows to drop bits of paper into a vending machine, which the birds did to receive food rewards.
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Most importantly, it licenses fairly recent concerts from the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Yes, Robert Plant, Stevie Nicks, Counting Crows, and more.
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Our second showdown is between Axe and Taylor, whose turn it is to stare sadly into space while the Counting Crows play.
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"[The crows] like to communicate with humans and establish a relationship through play," Nicolas de Villiers, a park representative, told The Guardian.
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Cocktail waitresses struggle to get the attention of players on hybrid machines built by Gamblit Gaming, crows the company's boss, Eric Meyerhofer.
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FRENCH THEME PARK TRAINING CROWS TO CLEAN UP GARBAGE "The experience is exhilarating," AJ Hackett co-founder Henry van Asch told Escape.com.
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I wrote about the intelligence of ravens and other corvids (such as crows) back in July, speaking to Cornell researcher Kevin McGowan.
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"Murder : crows :: ___ : turkeys" held me up for a while, as I tried to tell my brain that the answer was not GAGGLE.
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When someone crows about all the jobs that former President Obama's namesake law created, calmly explain how those jobs hurt all Americans.
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Crows may be just as smart as kittens, Gray and Wegner write, but people are less likely to see humanity in them.
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For example, he says, instead of doing your holiday shopping at a mall, save time and avoid the crows by buying online.
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The drones based in Dirkou are loud, and their humming and buzzing drowns out the bleats of goats and crows of roosters.
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Ibrahim talks through a Turban caked in dust, and the incipient crows feet around his eyes are accentuated by dirt and sweat.
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"I got my city doing front flips," Chance the Rapper crows at the beginning of "Angels," and nothing seems truer in 2016.
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He hops madly, as crows are known to do, and takes over Dad's desk (which he claims with a nameplate reading CROW).
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Every structure, even the cliffscapes, seems slathered with livid graffiti, and from the lower right rises up a sinister murder of crows.
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Crows spiral from the chest of a meditating Buddha, or flock from a broken disco ball, or tornado from a splayed torso.
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What might be Florida has broken away in one huge chunk and upon closer viewing, is populated by a murder of crows.
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That one-two punch of "Old Crows" into "Young Cardinals" off the hop sets the bar so high and it doesn't let up.
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Do Count Your Chickens Chickens, geese, hens, crows — despite what you may have heard, they're all quite smart as far as animals go.
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" And another, from York County, Pennsylvania: "Just watched 4 crows harass and then chase a raven from a tree and escort it away.
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But crows are also known for their amazing tool-building skills, which they use to construct sticks, hooks, and barbs from plant material.
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Her father, Jacob Kane, steps in with his private security firm, Crows Private Security, and sends his daughter away for her own safety.
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Kumble told Cosmopolitan that Counting Crows, after seeing an early cut of the movie, recorded "Colorblind" for Sebastian and Annette's climactic sex scene.
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The historical theme park has decided to train Rook crows, which are supposed to be "particularly intelligent" and smarter than the average crow.
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GUY FIERI&aposS NEW CHICKEN RESTAURANT AT DISNEY WORLD HAS APPROPRIATE NAME The gregarious Eurasian crows deposit the detritus into a small box.
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In "On the Edge of This Immensity" she carries on her shoulder a small canoe filled to overflowing with blackbirds, crows, or ravens.
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It's powered by a Duramax 6.6 liter V8 diesel engine and mounts an M153 CROWS weapons station, capable of handling up to a .
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Most significantly, Game of Thrones, so far, has shown nothing of Brienne of Tarth's story from the fourth book, A Feast for Crows.
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While crows usually use their smarts to procure food, they can use them for their own manipulative pleasure, like to instigate cat fights.
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"Crows mate for life, although it does not stop them from mating with others from time to time," Meridian observes at one point.
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"I'm out here flexing to y'all broke-ass haters!" she crows, like a Lost Boy from hell, in one of her Instagram posts.
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Around four, the crows started cawing, and soon the smaller birds were chattering, as if they had dreams they were eager to share.
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One thing appears self-evident, though: you can expect the realm to come crawling back to the crows after centuries of mocking them.
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As spring approaches, earthworms emerge from the ground, maple trees are ripe for tapping, and crows' caw to herald the end of winter.
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Trump crows that our immigration laws are "so weak," painting a picture of these migrants rolling up to the border at their discretion.
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Among the hundreds of crows observed during the study, the majority merely cawed loudly and dive bombed at the corpse without touching it.
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When Lorelai rips off Lane's tearaway wedding skirt and Zach crows, "My wife's got legs!" as Lane kicks gleefully, we get it. 31.
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Crows generally aren't picky eaters, and primarily survive on plants, carrion, and food scavenged from human-produced sources like landfills and garbage cans.
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New Caledonian crows were trained to seek rewards by tearing paper of a certain size, demonstrating what researchers say is quite advanced toolmaking.
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New Caledonian crows are known for their toolmaking, but Alex Taylor and his colleagues wanted to understand just how advanced they could be.
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Everyone remembers that Trump is the man who crows about how he's a super intelligent competitor and knows more about winning than anyone.
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Pliny the Elder writes of a set whose painted trompe-l'oeil roof tiles were so realistic that crows tried to alight on them.
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Crows, who represented jive-talking African American men in the film as they often did in popular media, dance on a telephone wire.
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No one could faithfully adapt Martin's two great sprawling messes, A Feast For Crows and A Dance With Dragons, nor would they want to.
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Whereas, I feel like there are a couple of spots on Old Crows that didn't gel quite as well as things did on Crisis.
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In the book A Feast For Crows, like in the show, he returns to the Iron Islands, kills his brother, and claims the throne.
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" With another photo of him speaking into a cluster of news microphones, it crows, "No wonder he's the one Bush and Clinton fear most.
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Crows are circling their house, their toddler has killed the nanny, and then the Black Pope show up with two other followers of satan.
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The first three books were taut, fast-paced thrillers, but beginning with A Feast for Crows, the pace of the main story slowed down.
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This, as crows are getting so smart they can solves complex puzzles with a basic understanding of the size, weight, and density of stones.
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In addition to picking up trash, the crows "like to communicate with humans and establish a relationship through play," the theme park's president says.
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The Shanghai-based hardcore punk band documented the experience in their music video for "Get Impaled," a track off their 2017 album, Hungry Crows.
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It's part workshop, part gallery, part laboratory, with displays of featherwork set among modish furniture, all overseen by two stuffed crows, Jekyll and Hyde.
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For instance, some crows and other birds have dropped stones in water to make the level rise so they can get a floating treat.
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The crows give way to sea gulls, and the endless array of auto body shops are replaced with an endless array of yoga studios.
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We have daily encounters with crows, sea gulls, a long-resident eagle family, seals, and the occasional sighting of a whale or sea lion.
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I remember aromas of masala-fried pomfret, generosity of gruff cabbies saying, "No madam, you keep the change," daylong cries of crows, hawkers, doorbells.
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Gerda encounters blizzards, tundra, singing crows, an enigmatic Prince and Princess, even a helpful reindeer, in her bid to lift the Snow Queen's curse.
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West Nile virus has changed the composition of bird communities in much of the United States, killing crows and favoring ravens, some researchers say.
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The next morning, Le Guin stood in the front yard of her house at the edge of the world, feeding a family of crows.
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The crows cut across the puddled sand between the concentric rings, but I did not, I never did that, I would never do that.
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"Knowing is good but knowing everything is better," crows one of the company's principals, a Steve Jobs-like visionary named Eamon Bailey (Tom Hanks).
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Seeking closure At the crash site, crows perch on the wooden posts and barbed wire that seals off what is now a mass grave.
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Four centuries ago, bullfrogs, katydids, and crows filled the air with croaks, chirps, and caws, and the body of fresh water was still clean.
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" Gutoskey perceives crows to be "queer birds," based on numerous characteristics — their intelligence, their communal nature, and the fact that they "love sparkly stuff.
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I remember that she had her hair in a long plait, and I could hear the crows outside, and I felt super fucked up.
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Sarah Jelbert, a graduate student in the psychology department at the University of Auckland, worked with the crows in experiments on dropping stones in water.
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Australians spend a large part of their spring trying to avoid being mercilessly swooped by magpies, and now crows are getting in on the act.
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Traditionally, scarecrows were built by farmers to keep crows away from crops, but the company behind this novelty idea is hoping to attract visitors instead.
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Despite the best efforts of the spectator in question, the Adelaide Crows won the match and Betts was chaired off the field by his teammates.
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This probably isn't surprising to you if you've ever seen crows—they have a tendency to join forces and mob big scarier animals, including hawks.
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He didn't do much during the Battle of Winterfell, except sightseeing as some crows and failing to pass along any useful intel to his allies.
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His guidance helped the crows win the Wildling attack in Season 4 even if it meant he lost the (first) love of his life Ygritte.
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At Puy du Fou park in France, park managers recently decided to train a team of crows to pick up trash left behind by humans.
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Yet eagle-eyed readers of Martin's fourth book, A Feast for Crows, thought they saw an important clue that Sandor was still alive and kicking.
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"Now that we are on the subject, don't we have some cadavers to feed our crows?" he wrote in an apparent reference to government critics.
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SIX: Then, on his way to foul shots, he gets up, takes off his mask and pumps his fist, whipping the crows into a frenzy.
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Instead, Martin just keeps hitting the same beats with critical characters in A Feast for Crows (book four) and A Dance with Dragons (book five).
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They're basically garbage disposals Steller's jays are not quite as bad as shit-disturbing crows, because they dedicate their overlarge brains for aggressive scavenging campaigns.
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"It is so much better for me to be the one who loves rather than to be the one who gets loved!" she crows later.
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" Online, men have attacked Ms. Park and Ms. Choi by invoking an old Korean diatribe against assertive women: "If a hen crows, the household collapses.
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Currently, the 2nd Cavalry Regiment is the only Stryker unit that has vehicles equipped with 30 mm cannons or early versions of the CROWS-J.
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"Now that we are on the subject, don't we have some cadavers to feed our crows?" he wrote in an apparent reference to government critics.
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The conduct, the researchers speculate, may be the result of hormonal fluctuations that cause some crows to become confused about how to respond to stimuli.
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But what they witnessed in the spring of 2015 made it clear that there's more to how crows react to the dead than avoiding harm.
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So give it to the midnight crows and let them bring it toa little black girl should she set out seeds of a hungry sunflower.
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The researchers concluded that they'd need to observe crows for longer in order to fully understand any possible ill effects that higher cholesterol might have.
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"Black Crows in the White Section Only" brings together a variety of racist advertisements, anchored by two hooded Ku Klux Klan figures atop American flags.
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The crows wrote their names on the sand, and because there was no rising tide — no ocean's clock — their names would possibly never be erased.
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In April, the Adelaide Crows player Eddie Betts was also called an ape by an opposing team's fan on a Facebook post that went viral.
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Blackbirds haunt the darkening sky above the dust-ridden farmland — a literal murder of crows who portentously circle above the famed painter's one-eared head.
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A blunt allegory for the seething libidinal violence that has become synonymous with fraternities, the student paints a murder of crows circling above his sexualized subject.
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First, they presented the crows with a transparent box containing food on a track, which, if pushed to the end, would come out of the box.
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In the meantime, the crows devoted to Rei Kawakubo mix with the tourists passing through at the Commes des Garçons exhibition at the Met's Costume Institute.
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Just last month, one team found that New Caledonian crows, the well-known toolmakers, could build tools from multiple components in order to extend their reach.
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Find any problem with an Apple device, and sure as carrion crows will rip the still-beating heart from a carcass, class action lawyers will assemble.
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So Apple crows about the 7nm CPU in the iPhone XS, and Intel talks a lot about the 207093nm parts in its 207083th-generation of CPUs.
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" Case in point: a scarecrow with a meek expression becomes a visual contradiction, as the subject outwardly struggles with a pronounced and "ironic phobia of crows.
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Honking horns are incessant, the haunting call of far-away sirens don't stop and neither does the screech of traffic or the maddening cawing of crows.
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Cersei didn't even have her own point-of-views chapters in the books until A Feast for Crows, which is the fourth book in the series.
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John Herrold, the president of the Riverside Park Conservancy in Manhattan, said he had noticed more crows recently, though he had not yet spied a raven.
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I ran outside and looked around, but the temple grounds were occupied only by large crows, which took clumsily to the sky as I ran past.
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Crows are smart, clever enough to pry open garbage cans down the road, if raccoons had not gotten there first — which might account for their squawking.
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Monique Hollick, Justine Mules, Courtney Cramey, Deni Varnhagen and Chelsea Randall are among 27 players drafted to Adelaide Football Club, more commonly known as "The Crows".
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So the fewer woodpeckers and rails you have around, and the more robins and crows you have around, the more West Nile virus you have around.
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No one believes this more vehemently than Mr. Trump himself, a man who crows before the stock market rises and believes he caused it to occur.
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For decades, researchers have studied how certain animals evolved to be intelligent, among them apes, elephants, dolphins and even some birds, such as crows and parrots.
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In A Feast for Crows, the fourth book in the series, Lady Stoneheart is more of a whispered presence than an actual character on the page.
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Crows are intelligent and need mental puzzles to stay alert and well adjusted, said John Marzluff, a professor of wildlife science at the University of Washington.
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That is, there would be little reason for any organism, not even the so-called "advanced" organisms such as the chimpanzee, orangutan, crows, elephant, dolphin, etc.
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Later in the episode, Johnny tries to ease former soap star Moira's predictably emotional reaction to the shelving of her film The Crows Have Eyes III.
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I would like you to tell me three times, before the cock crows, that I am not under investigation for working with Russia to defeat Hillary.
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You're playing your fifth Disney animated character in a row in "Moana," and it's a dumb rooster who speaks in clucks and crows, rather than words.
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They like to sit there and watch the wind blowing through the pale purple teasel, alone but for the murder of crows that guard their property.
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Some members descended into the water in bathing suits and pointy witch hats, breaststroking around like black crows that had taken a turn for the aquatic.
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Onstage, she howls and cackles, chain-smokes, crows, seduces, falls to pieces, dodges objects hurled directly at her head, and hurls a few things back herself.
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Photo: Solvin ZanklWhile this isn't quite as complex as New Caledonian crows attaching two pieces together in order to create a new tool, it's still pretty nuts.
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An 80 percent success rate is higher than most other bird species for the same test, though not as good as corvids (birds like crows and magpies).
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Her father Jacob Kane (Dougray Scott of Taken 3) found a mission in Batman's failure and created the Crows, a private security firm staffed by elite veterans.
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Everyone knows that not removing your eye makeup at the end of each day is a big faux pas — unless you want wrinkles and premature crows feet.
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Crows and dolphins are pretty smart, like us, but if somebody said, "How about a robot that sincerely believes it's a crow," that scheme would sound absurd.
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Florence doesn't offer whimsical puzzles, new worlds awash in color or angular, ambiguously benevolent crows, but it's an entirely different category of app, so why would it?
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The fielding of the Common Remotely Operated Weapons Station-Javelin (CROWS-J) is part of a larger effort to give the basic Stryker infantry carrier more firepower.
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A gunner can detect a heavy armor target and destroy it with the CROWS-J out to roughly 3,000 meters from inside the Stryker vehicle, Hills said.
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In experiments using 104 captive birds, the researchers presented Hawaiian crows with a wooden log with multiple drilled holes and crevices baited with small pieces of meat.
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Instead, she made incredibly delicate cutouts on deli bag paper and filled each shape with peonies, crows, a bear, or deer — all characters in Sian's imaginary zoo.
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Republicans on the Trail Barely Mention It Trump Crows as a Steel Plant Fires Up, but Tariffs Singe Soybean Farmers Europe Averts a Trade War With Trump.
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Crows and humans have lived in proximity for tens of thousands of years, and in all likelihood, we've been trying to chase them away just as long.
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The massive fourth and fifth installments of the series, A Feast for Crows and A Dance with Dragons, are so sprawling that their storylines are organized geographically.
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And the leaked trove of some 900 pages of text messages between Rosselló and his advisers revealed jokes about feeding dead bodies to crows after the storm.
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The Kane family business is the Crows, a high-tech paramilitary group that has stepped into the Gotham power vacuum left by the suspicious disappearance of Batman.
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From the moment we meet Gotham's newest villain, her rage over the city's security group the Crows and its leader Jacob Kane (Dougray Scott) seems especially intense.
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She returns to a half-dressed Johnny — as a cop is about to bust him for indecent exposure — to announce that the Crows movie is back on.
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As if to underline his inherent corniness, his big emotional climax is soundtracked by Counting Crows' "Colorblind"—the true Facebook "it's complicated" status of rom-com songs.
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Liu's favorite story was "The Cock Crows at Midnight," about a greedy landowner who tricks his farmhands into rising early by crowing like a rooster at midnight.
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The concept of training crows to collect trash was popularized by technologist Josh Klein in a TED talk based on his thesis at NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program.
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Magpies can pass the mirror test, pigeons can navigate over incredible distances, ravens can plan for future events, crows can craft tools from memory—the list goes on.
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Diwali is celebrated for five days with each day dedicated to different religious figures including cows, crows, and dogs, signifying deep relations between human beings, deities, and animals.
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" Leigh Bardugo, who's written best-selling books like "Six of Crows" for young adults, visits the podcast this week to discuss her first novel for adults, "Ninth House.
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Their songs cut through the otherwise quiet park: declining five-note trills with grace notes, entirely unlike the pigeons or crows that coo and caw across the city.
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One of the last missions in Rockstar Games' cowboy drama Red Dead Redemption asks the player to scare some crows away by firing a gun a few times.
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In those messages, now dubbed "Rickyleaks," one of Rosselló's advisers joked about feeding dead bodies, which were overwhelming the morgues in the wake of Hurricane Maria, to crows.
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" While talking about the overcrowding of morgues following Hurricane Maria, he joked, "Now that we are on the subject, don't we have some cadavers to feed our crows?
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Here's how I'd class your books and words by flocks and herds in the animal kingdom: a dazzle of zebras, crash of rhinos, and a murder of crows.
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By the time you reach it, a cat may have been awake for days, clinging to a branch without food or water, enduring rain, wind and divebombing crows.
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A lot of Trump critics are suspicious of the deregulatory agenda the Times's op-ed author crows about because they worry about the rapacity of corrupt business owners.
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American crows remain together as a family through the seasons, with the parents and the young from several nesting years cooperating to find food and fend off predators.
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" It circles, highlights and triple-underlines the phrase, as when a Boko Haram chief ties Rip to a cross and crows, "How do you like your messiah now?
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New Caledonian crows craft tools to retrieve inaccessible grub; blue jays count; African gray parrots converse with humans, who entrust homing pigeons with carrying messages across enemy lines.
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A beautiful magnolia, a whole stand of towering pines where the neighborhood crows roosted at night, several hackberries that provided food for migratory birds and local species alike.
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Rather than the traditional suits of wands, pentacles, cups, and swords, Gutoskey's recurring motifs are crows, robins, disco balls, and halos that also bear sinister resemblance to targets.
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The fields he painted in Wheat Field With Crows in June were a depiction of the same location where he shot himself in the chest a month later.
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This is a small study, of course, and does not observe the birds in the wild (though New Caledonian crows are well-known tool users, fashioning hooks to feed).
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A Barlow-penned number off Harmacy, that single had reached No. 22018 on Billboard's Modern Rock Tracks chart, peaking in October of 1996 just below Counting Crows and Weezer.
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But among New Caledonian crows, it's not clear if their tool-making skills are the result of imitation, or an ability acquired through the passing down of cultural traditions.
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The crows later learned that only cards of a specific size, either large pieces measuring 40 x 60 mm or small pieces measuring 15 x 25 mm, were rewarded.
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There's a great scene between Kris Jenner (Selma Blair) and Faye Resnick (Connie Britton), dressed in black and gossiping about O. J. like two crows on a telephone wire.
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The sky above the Campbells' home has gone a stormy red-black, many murders of crows lurk in the sky, and the house is impossibly warm all the time.
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Related: 100% Sustainable Art Blossoms in Colorado | #50StatesofArt How Wildlife Photographers Are Using Instagram to Save Earth's Endangered Species Cacti, Crows, and Crazy Colors Combine to Celebrate Arizona | #50StatesofArt
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The women, called 'crows' because they dressed in black, visited townspeople's homes and registered single girls older than 2750 as potential brides, says Brigadier Gnaidy of the Misrata forces.
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Here's a fun fact: In the music business, a group of handsome pop musicians is called a Maroon 5, like a murder of crows or a herd of elephants.
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Occasionally, like in the painting room on the first floor, the player's confidence is undercut: If they fail to solve the puzzle correctly, they'll suddenly be attacked by crows.
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Over the next few minutes, the painting begins to stir as smoke streams from a chimney, snow falls, a dog urinates against a tree and crows caw and fly.
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And once a crow locates an owl, the poor owl gets no peace as additional crows join to scold and harass, generally accompanied by jays and other woodland birds.
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At the fair itself, among the blue-chip contemporary works, Gagosian was offering the 2450.3 Jeff Koons painting, "Gazing Ball (van Gogh Wheatfield with Crows)," priced at $3.25 million.
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Each morning, he brings his crows and a set of wooden boxes to the park's entrance so visitors can see the feathered creatures in action, Mr. de Villiers said.
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Then again it was satisfying to be stalked by clever, curious crows blasé about the pop-pop-pop gunfire echoing from the Police Department's practice range to the north.
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We have an exclusive preview of a more serious one: "Black Crows" dramatizes life under ISIS, portraying its leaders as corrupt and hypocritical, and women who resist as heroes.
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A squatting skeleton, pinioned women with buckled knees and crows picking the flesh from a prone female body are all rendered with Beckmann's crashing color scheme and Expressionist urgency.
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" There are wish-growing seeds, drinkable gold, bowler hats covered in taxidermy crows, and gowns "the color of late-night laughter, early-morning sunshine, and waves crashing around ankles.
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It's worth noting that a village of even the most chaste scarecrows, if not exactly frightening for the non-crows in your party, can nevertheless get a bit meta.
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Ahead, Bromhead tells Refinery29 exactly how she designed Moira's now-famous signature look (and the look from The Crows Have Eyes III that we still haven't stopped thinking about).
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Look out for "Two Circles IV," two large circles painted yellow and blue, and compare it to the much subtler and more complicated white "2 Circles, 2 Crows" outside.
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Like crows, jays have an uncanny ability to locate hawks and owls, and often team up to "mob" these birds in an attempt to drive them from their territories.
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The Brooklyn-based Valerie Hegarty, 51, whose work explores the process of ruin, has used papier-mâché in installations that depict crows pecking apart 19th-century-style still lifes.
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Related: 100% Sustainable Art Blossoms in Colorado | #50StatesofArt How Wildlife Photographers Are Using Instagram to Save Earth's Endangered Species Cacti, Crows, and Crazy Colors Combine to Celebrate Arizona | #50StatesofArt
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She's always been ready for the red carpets of her old show business days (long before her "Crows Have Eyes" comeback) in Emilio Pucci dresses and Daphne Guinness-inspired jewelry.
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These attacks occur more frequently during crow's nesting season or during winter, implying that the crows could be preemptively fending off larger potential predators or fighting for resources like food.
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Freeman and his coauthor Eliot Miller from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology analyzed 2,000 of eBird observations that mentioned aggression between crows and ravens across the United States and Canada.
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Among other crass exchanges, one of Rosselló's buddies made a joke about feeding dead bodies to the crows as the island's morgues were overflowing in the wake of Hurricane Maria.
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The BJP had mobilized tens of thousands of people in Ayodhya in 1992 when fiery speeches inflamed the crows and led to a Hindu mob to tearing down the mosque.
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"We know that birds—eagles and other ravens, crows, seagulls—get into the garbage dump with great regularity," Councilor Reagan Dunn, who proposed the amendment, said at the community meeting.
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Now, thrust into the wide world, the rabbits encounter one danger after another, from creepy rabbit cults to a murder of killer crows to a scary authoritarian rabbit labor camp.
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The silver mylar tape twisting in the wind in vineyards repels flocks of blackbirds and starlings (if one of them flushes, they all tend to go), but crows are smarter.
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Or they bring animals into the lab and offer them puzzles to solve, such as rewarding crows when they learn to rip paper into strips of just the right size.
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If there was the answer MURDER, for example, we might clue it as "Group of crows," rather than taking any of the other numerous more grisly ways to clue it.
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The Moroccan choreographer Bouchra Ouizguen takes over the Brooklyn Museum's vast and lovely Beaux-Arts Court with "Corbeaux (Crows)," a performance that is something of a breathing site-specific installation.
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Leigh Bardugo, the author of best-selling books like "Shadow and Bone" and "Six of Crows," has written "Ninth House," which features occult versions of the secret societies at Yale.
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In an effort to provide some dignity, I placed the joey on the ground and rolled the mother onto it, knowing the crows and wedge-tailed eagles might arrive shortly.
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Gililland was drawn to the cranes and osprey that gathered at the lake below the house; she loved how the crows and mist gave the property an eerie, cinematic feel.
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The best part, in my opinion, is climbing the outdoor steps to the Crows Nest, where a two-person hot tub has a bird's-eye view straight out to sea.
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The series ends its journey in the newest habitat on earth — cities — to reveal how London foxes, Los Angeles crows, Mumbai leopards and Jodhpur monkeys survive in a manufactured world.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads AMSTERDAM — The ominous imagery of Vincent van Gogh's "Wheatfield with Crows" (1890) practically paints the image of the Dutch artist's final days on earth.
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The original ending is problematic and slightly depressing because it lacks remorse from all the characters (except the crows!) for how they mistreated Dumbo and his mother during the entire film.
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Jannard crows about the quality of the display, the quality of the audio, the quality of the build, the versatility of the module system and the "cool as hell" scalloped sides.
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The bluff where the cabin once stood now overlooks a barn that has hosted artists including Norah Jones, Counting Crows, KT Tunstall, Conor Oberst, and Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros.
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Usually those incidents wouldn't mean much more than a trip to the hospital, but in the context of Crows, they offer an insight into the the band's fiercely intense, exhilirating sound.
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After arriving at the Citadel in A Feast for Crows, Tarly is taken to see an Archmaester called Maester Marwyn (in the world of Maesters, Marwyn is pretty much a celebrity).
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In terms of racist caricatures in Disney movies — and we can name several, from "The Aristocats" to "Song of the South" — the crows in "Dumbo" are often cited as the worst.
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There are centuries-old murals and manuscripts depicting scenes of meditation next to different types of cadavers, some infested with worms, others cut in two or being picked at by crows.
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After identifying the territory of an adult pair of crows in a Seattle neighborhood, they placed a cadaver on a sidewalk or other exposed area and retreated about 65 feet away.
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I loved the "The Bad News Bears" despite the racism and sexism of the character Tanner Boyle, a player on the team, and I loved "Dumbo" despite the jive-talking crows.
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In 2008, the technologist Joshua Klein gave a popular TED Talk about the intelligence of crows, saying he had developed a crow vending machine that let birds trade coins for peanuts.
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Frances Pauley is a dreamy 11-year-old who spends hours in her "rock room," the rock formation behind her house, where she watches crows, tracks bugs and does her homework.
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Jenny O'Dell writes in her book How to Do Nothing about how she slowly earned the trust of some local crows who let her into a small sliver of their lives.
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But a tip-off about a great beach in the New South Wales town of Wagga Wagga — an indigenous word meaning "crows" — led Farmer to check out Wagga Beach for himself.
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It involved puns around interesting names for groups of animals: "Group of rhinos on Wall Street?" for STOCK MARKET CRASH, "Group of crows in Egypt?" for MURDER ON THE NILE, etc.
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Corvus — the genus to which crows and ravens belong — is the name of the series of imaging satellites the company has already put up there; hence the name of the mission.
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Lastly, Chairman Pai crows about releasing the draft version of "Restoring Internet Freedom" to "the American people" three weeks before the vote, a change in process he has never tired of touting.
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It was based on a process popularized by Joshua Klein, who spoke in a 2008 TED talk of his experimental "vending machine for crows" that exchanged found garbage or money for treats.
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First, scientists still need to explain why corvids (crows, ravens), who exhibit many of the same cognitive capacities and behaviors as parrots, don't seem to have such an exaggerated medial spiriform nucleus.
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While Kate decided to become Batwoman instead of joining the Crows, viewers are still meant to sympathize with Jacob and Sophie as they operate a paramilitary organization within a major American city.
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Season 5 ate up most of the plot of A Feast for Crows and A Dance With Dragons, largely by sticking to the action and avoiding some of Martin's more meandering plots.
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"Crows never forget a face: if you upset a crow not only will he remember it pretty much forever, he will describe your face to every crow he knows," Barker told us.
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The gambit is simple: If "the mainstream media" crows at a hashtag that mockingly references genocide, it's evidence it's run by oversensitive snowflakes who just can't take a [deeply anti-semitic] joke.
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He finished the first three relatively quickly, but then took five years to write book four (A Feast for Crows) and nearly six years to write book five (A Dance With Dragons).
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The end of the film sees a collection of crows that speak in a jive-like dialect, the leader of which is actually known as Jim Crow, which is, just, just awful.
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So usually in previous years it's just been ducks and crows and pigeon feathers, but for some reason this year more parakeet, so, you know, you see the little yellowy-green feathers.
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If you're listening to the Winter Walk soundscape (a particular favorite of mine), you might want to hear crows off in the distance, or right by your face, or not at all.
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"Two crows swooped down and started scratching my head I then started running, and screaming, and they flew after me and kept scratching my head," the victim wrote of the bird assault.
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I would have predicted Moira Rose winning an Oscar for directing The Crows Have Eyes 3 before I guessed that Schitt's Creek would do an entire bit on David wetting the bed.
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"Already at the beginning of the 20th century, it was thought that 'Wheatfield with Crows' was one of Van Gogh's last paintings," explained Teio Meedendorp, a researcher at the museum, over email.
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This is why Apple crows about its renewable energy innovations and iPhone-dismantling robots, though it still has quite a ways to go before it can be taken seriously as a "green" company.
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Apple&aposs Already Being Sued Over the &aposError 53&apos IssueFind any problem with an Apple device, and sure as carrion crows will rip the still-beating heart…Read more Read [Apple Insider]
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It's a fun piece with a noble goal and, like the Mr. Jones of Counting Crows fame, you can show the beautiful women the bright CMY color wheel comin' through your watch face.
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This demeaning audiovisual spectacle is produced by 140 video projectors and a 3D spatialized sound system piloted by animation software that make van Gogh's starry night stars twinkle and his black crows fly.
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TODD: The interceptor test comes as Kim Jong-un crows about a missile his regime test-fired this week, which it claims has new in-flight guidance systems to make it more accurate.
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Meridian indulges her passion by studying the crows that congregate in a nearby canyon, where, some years later, she happens upon the second passion of her life, a young Vietnam veteran named Clay.
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The smartest dinosaurs were about as smart as birds (which, after all, are descendants of dinosaurs), and the smartest dinosaurs then were not as smart as the smartest birds today, such as crows.
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Instead, we have a lot of birds like crows and robins, which are generalist species that can live in any kind of degraded environment, and they're really good carriers of West Nile virus.
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Crows from New Caledonia, an island in the South Pacific, can break off pieces of a branch to form a hook, using it to pull a grub out of a log, for instance.
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The Crows Have Eyes is to Schitt's Creek what Sharknado is to the real world — if there's a terrible trailer and thousands of people cracking jokes on Twitter about it, that's promotion enough.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden, for instance, was in Wisconsin on Tuesday, a state that Trump often crows he snatched from the Democrats in his surprise win over Hillary Clinton two years ago.
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