And while the cows were being milked, they ate the meal and chewed their cuds.
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Eight cows sauntered up interestedly and chewed their cuds at him in unison, standing contemplative, calculating, determined.
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The rest of the herd were contentedly chewing their cuds in the moonlight, grunting and blowing over contented stomachs.
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On a narrow beach beneath, a group of cows were chewing their cuds in an atmosphere of refreshing coolness.
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The docile, uncouth, buff-colored beasts were soberly chewing their cuds, and resting after their long and weary journey.
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Ronen Koresh leans forward as nine company dancers run through his Backtracks, the explosive piece that often cuds their shows.
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The camels were at rest, some chewing their cuds, others asleep, their necks stretched full length upon the warm earth.
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The cattle also seemed to feel the heat and were hunting patches of shade, lying down to chew their cuds contentedly.
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Small shops such as Cuds and Cuddles, Pacific, and Bubbles buy most of their merchandise wholesale from Accra's bigger boutiques and stores.
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They were more than likely to stand and chew their cuds and look out upon the world with vacant stares and say nothing.
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They, if they have been well grazed and watered, will soon all be lying resting, chewing their cuds and at peace with the world.
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Quietly waiting, chewing their cuds, occasionally mooing, they look in from outside their barn doors at the plentiful picnic refreshments prepared for the human beings.
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While he told them what the bays had said to him they chewed their cuds and listened with a dreamy look in their great, mild eyes.
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Die cracks and retained die breaks can be difficult to distinguish. Retained die breaks cross the coin's face from rim to rim with the area to one side of the break being slightly higher than the other. Coins struck after the break falls away have a raised, rounded, unstruck area along the edge. These coins are known to collectors as cuds.
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Ten days after giving birth, the females may breed again, giving birth to two sets of offspring per year. Newborn females can become fertile as early as 27 weeks and can give birth as soon as 70 weeks of age. As herbivorous ruminants, the diet of Cuvier's gazelle consists entirely of leaves, grasses, and other vegetation. They will consume large amounts of greenery and find a cool place during the day to finish chewing their cuds, remnant wads of food that return from the stomach (eructation) to be chewed a second time for further digestion.
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The larval development consists of four stages. Immediately after hatching, the larva curls itself around a mass of gelatinous secretion which covers the eggs produced by the Dufour's gland of the parent. In the very first days, the larvae feed mainly on the liquid food regurgitated by the adults on the secretion mass. Afterwards, cuds of chewed food are inserted by the adults into the secretion mass which is not in itself a food, but rather a substrate which permits the larvae to remain attached to the cell and a "dish" to collect the supplements of the adults.
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