Culling is more likely to increase poachingThe argument for culling goes something like this: by establishing a way of managing the population legally, culling prevents poaching.
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As British farms faced the spread of bovine tuberculosis, various strategies were tried to control the disease: vaccination, testing, fencing and culling cattle, and culling badgers.
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Y Combinator was culling Stanford's campus for enterprising student entrepreneurs.
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Culling unproductive businesses would mean less spending and fewer jobs.
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Culling by other methods is difficult due to current legislation.
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What they wanted to know was: does wolf culling work?
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"The Culling" is where that narrative goes off the rails.
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Just culling through and managing that information is a challenge.
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Ventures, he gestures at the "substantial environmental cost" the culling
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I wouldn't be surprised if they're culling the ugly ones.
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Employees since then have been bracing for a massive culling.
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Then begins the process of seeking and culling specific locations.
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The culling now presented in Cuba Then is indeed remarkable.
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After 31 mayors in the southern Pazardzhik district issued a joint statement saying they would not allow the culling to proceed, Agriculture Minister Desislava Taneva extended the deadline for culling in the area from Aug.
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Authorities have not reported the culling of any birds this week.
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The new technology could help end the culling of male chicks.
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But widespread culling means that supply has been tightening this year.
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Any outbreak of disease could lead to extensive culling, she said.
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The culling of the line was probably a bit overdue, really.
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The business logic behind chick culling is hard to get around.
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But ending chick culling has become possible recently due to technology.
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These negotiations on chick culling will have an even bigger impact.
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But critics of the mass culling have called it animal genocide.
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Automated hiring has now evolved past simple résumé parsing and culling.
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The culling of sedans and small cars saves Ford around $5 billion.
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George H.W. Bush signed legislation in 233 culling thousands of such outfits.
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Luckily, TV seems to be pretty much spared in this monthly culling.
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" 2015's "Sisters," 2016's Girl Flu," and 2016's "Culling Hens."
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This is largely because of the culling of plants that happened earlier.
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" She added: "The state recognizes culling efforts are not everyone's preferred approach.
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Germany has also committed to using the technology and to stop culling males.
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It's also coincided with a broader culling of the brick-and-mortar herd.
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The networks were ruthless with cancellations, culling even the shows that had promise.
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Lawmakers say the culling efforts are meant to protect humans and endangered species.
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China still appears unready for such culling of inefficient parts of the economy.
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To do that, researchers began by culling a lengthy list of INMI songs.
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At the moment the only option we have is to do the culling.
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I recently read that the government approved a culling of the wolf population.
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This is just the beginning of a major culling of GameStop retail locations.
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"He wanted to spend the weekend really culling through these," Ms. Forrest said.
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Now a massive culling is underway to preserve what's left of the wild.
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She said that the practice of culling from the past began with Romanticism.
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The argument in favor of culling extends beyond a notion that sex matters.
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This culling is a normal reaction to timing problems imposed by government deadlines.
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Do you think there's going to be a culling of things that aren't working?
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SkincareAddiction savants are already culling lists of alternatives to the company's best-loved products.
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Culling swine is one of the main ways officials hope to curb the disease.
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WORLD CUP QUALIFIERS: THE 32 TEAMS HEADING TO THE TOURNAMENT So, the culling continues.
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Or any of the numerous deep dives on the culling of the State Department.
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Culling also doesn't have a perfect track record when it comes to its effectiveness.
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Instead, with no new buyer on the horizon, the Coombs are culling their cows.
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Kangaroos are considered a pest in most areas of Australia and culling is legal.
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He obsessed over violence, culling together an elaborate spreadsheet documenting decades of mass killings.
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We should be doing some of the work of culling and prioritizing for them.
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I'd rather let someone else do the public culling — I'm exacting enough in private.
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Mr. Vore said Montana will move aggressively to eradicate the disease by culling deer.
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It led to the widespread culling of pigs around the world to prevent infection.
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He asked thirty-three zoos about their culling practices (promising not to name them).
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African swine fever has led to the culling of around 250,000 animals in Romania.
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Of these couples, though, only one has survived the show's repeated culling of minor characters.
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The release of the Inspire represents a culling as much as it does something new.
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But this is wholly inadequate for a culling operation that takes place over several weeks.
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Together, they began to create Pinterest boards, culling inspiration from Hollywood Regency and art deco.
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After culling the proposals for technical merit and originality, the company arrived at 15 contenders.
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According to their modeling, culling is more likely to increase poaching than to halt it.
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The local government has begun control measures including quarantine blockades and culling programs, it said.
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Such drops often precede either a recession or a culling of bank staff — or both.
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Trilobites Culling wildlife is one way to curb the spread of disease among domestic animals.
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One could argue that certain beloved species should be protected from culling because they're beloved.
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On launch, Ultimate Edition will be missing three radio stations, culling an already limited soundtrack.
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Culling from pop culture and comic book lore, there's something inherently American about Crash's paintings.
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China's culling of soy meal-fed hog herds due to swine flu has dampened prices, too.
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PEOPLE contacted Borås Djurpark, near Gothenburg, which openly admits and explains its euthanasia, or "culling," practice.
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In Bulgaria, the disease has affected pig farms and led to large-scale culling of animals.
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In the near term, Krueger expects a culling of the field following the New Hampshire primary.
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At the center of the culling debate lies the difference between wildlife conservation and animal rights.
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Monkeys were declared 'vermin' in Himachal Pradesh by federal government for six months to allow culling.
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This parallel culling underscores the sense that the 2018 election represents the geographic bookend to 2010.
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They discovered that wolf populations grew, but around 4 percent less in years when culling occurred.
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The bottom panel shows the proportion of each year in which culling was allowed (or not).
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Goldman CEO David Solomon, in some cases, is culling a partnership he reportedly sees as bloated.
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But it's worth noting that culling is practiced in both places, and not only in zoos.
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And if not, is poverty and hunger, as Malthus wrote, God's way of culling the herd?
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I'd asked, repeatedly, for a better look at his process of culling and preparing the comestibles.
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His tenure can be split into three parts—culling, defending and preparing to exit on a high.
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For some radical environmentalists, the notion that culling humans may be good for animals makes intuitive sense.
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The deals that survive this initial culling process are subjected to much greater scrutiny and due diligence.
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The problem was so bad in Cape Town that the city started a culling program in 2010.
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The DOE initiated a widespread culling effort, first incentivizing fishermen and eventually reaching out to area chefs.
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But 350,000 people signed a petition and 800 academics sent a letter, demanding the culling be stopped.
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Notably, the brand wasn't alone in culling who or what made the cut for the sexy list.
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And prize money is offered in a Florida contest aimed at culling the state's Burmese python population.
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"When he too was let go in the mass culling last week, he said he felt "deceived.
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But for all the benefits of culling faulty intellectual-property rights, the board is under existential threat.
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Ironically, it is the forthcoming, publisher-designed league for Overwatch which seems to be causing the culling.
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The culling of millions of ducks meant firms had to suspend production for up to 10 months.
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Culling could damage populations of endangered shark species, and some say open water is simply inherently risky.
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Opposition to culling is also driven by a hostility among local communities toward environmentalists and government conservationists.
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Unilever became the first major corporation to take a stand against culling in 2014, declaring its intention to use in-ovo egg selection to avoid chick culling in hatcheries where the hens that lay eggs for Ben & Jerry's, Hellman's Mayonnaise, and its other egg-based products are born.
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But he never appears in Infinity War, so we have no idea how he fares after Thanos's culling.
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Researchers have been culling the lizards in an attempt to manage their large numbers in the Sunshine State.
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"It is bound to bring a restructuring and no doubt the culling of hundreds of jobs," Kohler said.
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They feed primarily off the sick, dying, and already dead, culling populations and helping maintain an ecological balance.
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Culling additional information from GoT fansite Watchers on the Wall, all clues lead to a comeback from Nymeria.
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Earlier this year a cabinet group in Botswana recommended elephant culling and a factory to can elephant meat.
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The recent rises in headline numbers had stirred talk of the ECB culling its stimulus further this year.
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This year, it plans to kill over 2,600 kangaroos and expand its culling territory into New South Wales.
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But it has been known to do periodic payroll culling, in part to keep those profit margins high.
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Some ranchers are also culling their herds more than usual, putting more cattle on the market this year.
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It also announces culling a swathe of IRA Russian troll farm pages and accounts on Facebook and Instagram.
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The senator, a surgeon by background, sees no solution which does not involve some culling of wild horses.
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While PETA and others have decried this policy — and the culling in general — Australian officials stand by them.
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In addition, piglets and breeding sows are becoming more expensive in China, a result of the mass culling.
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The service's proposal doesn't discuss culling exactly, but it mentions the benefits of allowing sportsmen to kill bears.
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Culling "would be a big challenge," said Dr. Philippe Tchindebet Ouakou, Chad's national coordinator for Guinea worm eradication.
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The disease isn't fatal to humans but has killed thousands of pigs in China and prompted mass culling.
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The country has itself been fighting an avian flu outbreak, culling 34 million birds so far this year.
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The groups, Valhalla Wilderness Society and Pacific wild, have reportedly filed for a judicial review of the culling.
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"First Purge," a Staten Island-set prequel, focuses on the ritual&aposs origins as a method of culling minorities.
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Flying foxes, increasingly at risk of extinction, face threats in the form of hunting, habitat loss, and mass culling.
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Culling voter rolls of people who have died, moved, or been convicted of a serious crime keeps them accurate.
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In the long run more research into shark behaviour could help predict attacks—but would be costlier than culling.
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Eventually, there will be a culling, Glickman points out, as some unicorns are exposed as not having solid economics.
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Typically, the country's censorship agency is most active in culling any content that may contradict the government's political agenda.
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He spent two years on the book, culling through all the letters, biographies, studies, accounts, and poems he could.
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BSP leader Korneliya Ninova has turned to Bulgaria's Chief Prosecutor, asking for suspension of the order allowing mass culling.
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Two years ago, United Egg Producers committed to eliminating culling by the year 2020 using in-ovo sex detection.
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More fencing, culling of deer, and experimentation with the forest's natural ecology ultimately might save Pando, Dr. Rogers said.
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In culling alluring objects from around the world, the Beauty triennial is a veritable pirate's booty of contemporary design.
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On social media, users in Hong Kong expressed shock about the culling operation and sympathy toward the slaughtered swine.
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Ohio is more aggressive than any other state in culling its voter rolls based on the failure to vote.
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The court agreed to decide whether officials in Ohio had been too aggressive in culling the state's voter rolls.
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All of this culling and jostling comes a month before the Iowa caucuses officially kick off the campaign season.
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Actually, all of us do, because through this overwrought culling, we're teaching a generation of children values that stink.
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Fyre, a self-proclaimed "FemDomme" and victims' advocate, is highly practiced in culling some pistachio out of the vanilla.
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It subsequently modified its position a bit, asserting that plaintiffs must provide a reasonable mechanism for culling uninjured class members.
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Seven people lost their jobs—a comparatively small culling compared to the hardships some other media outlets have recently endured.
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Competitors including Coach and Kate Spade have also been working at culling promotions to preserve profit margins and brand image.
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Although coined in the nineteenth century, the concept of selective breeding and human population culling has a more ancient history.
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Also expected is more detail on a plan to stop culling the Fed's holdings of nearly $23 trillion in bonds.
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Soybean demand in China appears to be surprisingly robust despite the widespread culling of pigs due to African swine fever.
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A classic experience has long been demanded by fans after years of releasing new expansion packs and culling older content.
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The researchers found that the growth rate declined to 12 percent from 16 percent in years when culling was allowed.
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But it's not much better for hiring managers, who can only guess they are culling out the best job candidates.
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The orders have since halved again, but Fuji-ta is still working with start-ups that survived the industry culling.
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The FTC went to a lot of trouble to amass data for its study, culling files supplied by claims administrators.
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The move includes Wal-Mart's largest-ever single culling in the United States, where the company is closing 154 stores.
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"The culling, poisoning or chasing of migratory birds is strongly discouraged as they have proven ineffective and counterproductive," she added.
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At The Times, the Year in Pictures is the result of weeks of near round-the-clock culling and editing.
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It looked as if for once they were culling goods that had reached their expiration date, but no such luck.
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He also said authorities should crack down on false reporting of cases of the disease to gain compensation for culling.
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Voting rights advocates said that aggressive culling of the rolls often delists legitimate voters, and members of minorities in particular.
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When you exceed your limit, the extension gets to culling, automatically axing your oldest, least-accessed, or least-recently-used tab.
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The culling began Tuesday night when Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado and the entrepreneur Andrew Yang dropped out after poor showings.
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Dershowitz sent the lead investigator a letter intended to call into question her character, culling information from her social media accounts.
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Science is a learning experience; we figure out the way nature by culling down possible explanations through observations and not prejudice.
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"We are not culling cats for the sake of it, we are not doing so because we hate cats," said Andrews.
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In a 451 Research Survey of 803 survey respondents, majority believed that culling of the vendor pool is bound to occur.
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Any culling carried out in response to the detection of the virus on farms would be compensated, the Chinese report added.
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Still, the enduring fossil fuels as jobs creator mythos is slated to take a blow, as automation starts culling its workforce.
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While the mass culling has sparked outrage among animals rights activists, waging war on its fauna is nothing new for Australia.
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"We don't entirely know what the post-Priebus White House looks like," said Josh Culling, a Republican consultant supportive of Trump.
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Which brings us to "The Culling of Stratholme"—which I think my editor is finally going to let me talk about.
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But until then, culling is still a reality of American egg production, one to which people eating eggs today are contributing.
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He wrote enough stories (nearly 250 for The New Yorker alone) to make culling them into a collection a daunting task.
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People are not thrilled with Amtrak's decision to begin culling traditional dining-car services from some of its long-distance routes.
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Culling disrupts badger social structures, creating a vacuum that draws in badgers from neighboring areas to fill vacancies in culled zones.
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"Is there something about having less things that you find spiritually elevating?" her son asks after some culling has been done.
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If you've already done the hard work of sorting through your belongings and culling what you do not need, great work!
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In culling responses, I decided to focus on white women since a majority of this group had voted for Mr. Trump.
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Wildlife groups and celebrities alike have criticized BC's culling plan ever since it was announced, arguing that it's ineffective and cruel.
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Although the rate of culling will decline as beasts become harder to find, the green-iguana population is likely to fall significantly.
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China has confirmed five bird flu outbreaks among poultry this winter, which has led to the culling of more than 175,000 birds.
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Part of Curtis's extraordinary talent as a filmmaker is his knack for culling fragments of archival footage that crackle with emotional resonance.
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China has reported more than 2150 outbreaks of the highly contagious disease in 220 provinces and municipalities, culling an estimated 220,22.88 pigs.
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ATS software can also enable a company to discriminate, possibly unwittingly, based on bias-informed data and culling of certain psychological traits.
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CULLING THE HERD Sanders backers point to their candidates momentum, both in votes and fundraising, as evidence his proposals are catching fire.
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"The hippo culling will be done once the hunting season opens in May," Tourism Permanent Secretary Howard Sikwela told Reuters by phone.
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The Brooklyn-based programmer, Roopa Vasudevan, has spent the current election cycle culling massages from the Twittersphere to off-color Facebook comments.
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The Danish Faroe Islands, located between Norway and Iceland, are in the midst of their annual whale culling, according to The Mirror.
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Those in favour of culling point out that Australia earns $175m annually from the carcasses, which are butchered in struggling rural towns.
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After culling all that data, the site found that the beginning of June is the sweet spot for those looking to save.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you... THE BIG STORY: EQUIFAX CULLING C-SUITE.
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United Egg Producers, which represents almost all of the country's egg farms, recently announced it will stop culling male chicks by 2020.
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A dedicated task force, Operation New Year, is culling through CCTV footage and soliciting stories to track down suspects—a slow process.
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Phrases like "boomer remover" and "culling the herd," referring to the elderly, sick and disabled, make Davidson angry when she reads them.
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Victoria's Secret plans to close 53 stores in North America this year, up from its usual culling of about 15 stores annually.
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In fact, a researcher assembled material for Mr. Lipton, who then spent two weeks poring over it, culling facts and drafting questions.
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There has been no transformation in the playing squad, no ruthless culling of those who had been found demonstrably wanting last season.
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It pumped out torrents of cheap, at-times divisive ads to highly targeted audiences, spreading its message and culling small-dollar fundraising.
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Since then, two more have been found, and Norway in April approved the culling of over 2,000 reindeer to stop the spread.
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An optical sorting table, which may cost $200,000 or more, does all that while also culling grapes that are less than perfect.
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H7 is a less severe form than the H5N8 virus which has sparked the culling of millions of poultry birds in recent months.
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Debate has been heated about how to manage the issue in the country, with the practice of shark culling a particularly contentious point.
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The woman from the UK Independence Party, who champions culling badgers and hunting foxes, proudly tells the crowd her father was a farmer.
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So from any sort of logical risk-based assessment for a limited partner, I think what happens is there will be a culling.
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There's going to be a "culling of the herd," which will help weed out winners and losers, said Pat Grady of Sequoia Capital.
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Farmers in China have been culling their hogs in a bid to stem the spread of African swine fever, driving up pork prices.
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The mass culling in the eastern state of Brandenburg was carried out after the virus was found on a farm in Dahme-Spreewald.
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She gave activity suggestions that corroborated and added to ideas I'd already begun culling from scientific studies and random lists around the web.
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For comparison, only half that number is watching the high-def version of Battle Royale that is The Culling, released a week later.
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The annual culling, if it goes as planned, would mark one of the largest thinnings of the Yellowstone herd during the past decade.
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Some pork producers in Mato Grosso in center-west Brazil are culling their reproductive sows, said Alexandre Possebon, the state deputy farm secretary.
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Facebook's culling of the accounts came ahead of an event planned for Washington, DC, next week that one of the pages was promoting.
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Although the study looked at the culling of troublesome animals rather than sport hunting, the findings suggest hunting could have the same effect.
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However, Lee said a further mass culling was unlikely as the new cases of bird flu had been found mostly on small farms.
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The wardrobe supervisor got right down to business, culling through my clothes and settling on a pale blue sweater, navy pants and loafers.
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But the government's stated rationale for the culling is to prevent overgrazing of the tundra landscapes to and from where reindeers are herded.
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He will stay put throughout a planned culling in which the number of board seats will be reduced by a third, to 12.
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" Just look at the couples still standing after the Tough Conversation culling in Tuesday night's penultimate season 23 episode, "Week 6, Part 2.
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But it is hard to question Holst's premise that, as long as one has zoos, culling helps to keep captive populations genetically robust.
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Although it took some culling to find the perfect gown, she finally found a dress she loved, but still decided to keep looking.
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As artist-in-residence at Vassar, Dion assembled this latest work, Universal Collection, culling all of the displayed objects from the college's various archives.
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The Democratic Party has seemed to favor culling the field over all other goals without considering an alternative voting structure, like ranked-choice voting.
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Culling the List Some games by design don't offer an appreciably different experience on the Atari 8-bit than they do on other platforms.
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The Culling is a pivotal moment in the Warcraft series, showing the descent of Arthas and the fall of the human kingdom of Lordaeron.
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Investors will also be watching for details on any plans by the Fed to stop culling its holdings of nearly $3.8 trillion in bonds.
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Although few will lament the old Beats platform, it was the beginning of the music streaming culling that's led to Rdio's demise as well.
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Correction: This article has been updated to reflect that an outbreak of African swine fever in China led to the culling of pigs there.
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Barclays is culling senior staff on the heels of a management overhaul — just a month after the bank said 'no plans for job cuts'
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Besides low prices that have smaller operations culling sows or re-thinking expansion plans, there is worry about diseases spreading through such intensive operations.
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Once he understands what it is exactly that he wants to convey with his piece, Travieso begins culling images from a range of sources.
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You can also score designer clothes and accessories for vastly reduced prices by culling consignment boutiques and outlet stores, such as TheOutnet and TheRealReal.
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A bird flu outbreak in 2015 caused $850 million in damages and required the culling of 50 million commercial turkeys and chickens, he said.
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The Hong Kong authorities promptly cut hog imports from the mainland and ordered the culling of all 6,000 of the Sheung Shui facility's pigs.
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DRAGONFLY EYES After culling footage from the internet, the artist Xu Bing edited material shot on surveillance cameras in China into a fictional narrative.
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In American zoos, the preferred term for culling is "humane euthanization"—a phrase that begins to defend the practice even before it's been announced.
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Dar, who also confirmed African swine fever outbreaks in Pangasinan province in the northern Philippines, has ordered the culling of pigs in affected areas.
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The mystery is thickened by the lack of letters from that period; after the novelist's death, Cassandra subjected the correspondence to a thorough culling.
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Dorothy Arzner, who survived the great culling, was one of the few women who continued to find work as a director in the talkie era.
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After the shoot wraps, the work goes on, from uploading massive amounts of footage, to editing and culling through material, to correcting audio and color.
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In Asia, meanwhile, the rapid spread of a different strain of the disease has led South Korea to order the culling of millions of birds.
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Chinese authorities scrambled to contain the disease, culling tens of thousands of pigs and banning transport of the animals into and out of affected areas.
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Mr Purdum recounts the clinical dispassion with which the pair picked apart their scripts on the basis of audience reception, ruthlessly culling scenes and songs.
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Moderator The-Jedi-Apprentice, who originally announced the news, has posted regular updates about their quest to bring this much-requested culling to the subreddit.
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So they set out to get data from the wolf populations of Wisconsin and Michigan, set up models, and see if culling actually cuts poaching.
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"Scientific evidence suggests that culling hippos stimulates breeding and ends up increasing the population, potentially establishing a vicious cycle of death and destruction," it said.
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Generic shooter missions take on a greater meaning when you are a black man culling the KKK or massacring white men running a black brothel.
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They found that wolf populations did not grow in these areas—when the culling permits were in place—even after quotas had been decided upon.
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"We are not culling cats for the sake of it, we are not doing so because we hate cats," Andrews told the Sydney Morning Herald.
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Scientists on the Vidda are trying to extract DNA from samples of wolverine scat in an effort to identify the most murderous individuals for culling.
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The H5N8 virus has never been detected in humans but led to the culling of millions of farm birds in Asia and Europe in 2014.
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And, just as importantly, what new details will they share on a plan to stop culling the Fed's holdings of nearly $3.8 trillion in bonds?
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Authorities have been culling more than 300,000 chickens and ducks this week after the discovery of the first H5 bird flu in nearly two years.
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With so many subscription services flooding the market, is this a sustainable new business model or will there be some necessary culling of the fat?
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A 9-year-old boy was killed by a dingo on Fraser Island in 2001, leading to a controversial culling of the dingo population there.
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The culling of the herd has already started, with cable outlets like Cloo, Esquire, Pivot and Al Jazeera America calling it quits in recent years.
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Several changes have been made to EAZA rules; member zoos are now asked to warn the organization if a scheduled culling might cause a fuss.
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"The commonwealth would welcome any proposal to protect human life first and foremost," he said, suggesting culling or other measures as the state saw fit.
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By the time ban day rolled around, over 700,000 users had subscribed — making the culling by far the largest "dusting," or mass ban, in Reddit history.
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Oliver explains that the budget was directed by Mick Mulvaney, who created it by somehow culling policy from incoherent statements Trump has made throughout his campaign.
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Culling public government data, industry reports, and news articles into a comprehensive "Company Ethics Database," Impakt will deliver streamlined information about companies while you're shopping online.
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Culling the extension herd will involve diving into the add-ons page for your browser of choice and disabling or uninstalling anything you can live without.
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As of January 25th the Food and Agriculture Organisation, a UN agency, had confirmed 104 outbreaks of ASF in China and the culling of 916,000 pigs.
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African swine fever, a viral disease fatal to pigs though harmless to people, has swept China and has led to the culling of about 20033m hogs.
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In addition to tinkering with its leadership structure, WarnerMedia has also been culling its existing streaming services in advance of its big direct-to-consumer launch.
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Historically, (say in Canada or Ireland) such consolidation results in two things: much higher prices, and a significant culling of jobs as redundant positions are eliminated.
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Continued drought in the Northern Plains will lead to increased culling of breeding stock that could eventually result in higher cattle and beef prices, analysts said.
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In Indiana, the USDA quickly deployed personnel and equipment to assist the state with culling birds and testing nearby flocks, said Bret Marsh, Indiana's state veterinarian.
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A fast-spreading outbreak of African swine fever reported in 28 provinces and regions has led to mass culling and reduced China's demand for hog feed.
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The farm in the village of Goliamo Vranovo, near the Danube city of Ruse, is close to a farm where authorities are already culling 40,000 pigs.
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The Trump administration can end the "war on coal" but it cannot halt the march of time and fatigue which is gradually culling the coal fleet.
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Advocates have also touted culling as a way to reduce poaching, giving hunters who might otherwise skirt bans a chance to hunt legally under regulated circumstances.
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Government experts and some environmentalists say the wolf populations can easily withstand such aggressive hunting; some research suggests the culling actually stimulates wolves to reproduce more.
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He answered questions about his work for the United Nations mission, which involved culling public material about Iran into reports that he presented at weekly meetings.
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The Iowa caucuses have ended a long line of weak White House bids, traditionally culling the presidential primary field to just two or three viable candidates.
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The most effective prep work has been the culling of hours of impeachment hearing testimony and other relevant video, such as clips of Trump's own words.
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China has since August reported more than 40 outbreaks of the highly contagious disease in about a dozen provinces and municipalities, culling an estimated 200,000 pigs.
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And now, they were facing a mass group culling, since the tighter rules for the September debates will likely leave half or more of them out.
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And now, they were facing a mass group culling, since the tighter rules for the September debates will likely leave half or more of them out.
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China is undertaking standard procedures such as a movement ban of pigs and pork products from affected to unaffected provinces and culling on at-risk farms.
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It has abandoned plans for smartphone canvasses in group living quarters like college dorms and prisons, and scaled back its culling of information from federal databases.
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And even if they were, surely there would be a natural synergy between providing poultry for Buckingham palace and culling vicious birds who terrorize the populace?
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According to Michael Knight, a zoologist at the South African Parks Unit who consulted for Colombia's Environment Ministry in 2009, only culling or castration are realistic options.
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And last year, the government announced a more dramatic approach: the culling of 2 million cats (which currently number between 2.1 million and 6.3 million) by 2020.
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By culling through verified users, Electome mapped out where a lot of journalists fell within the conversation and found that they were mostly disconnected from Trump supporters.
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Last year's outbreak resulted in poultry farmers culling millions of birds and prompted neighboring countries including Zimbabwe, Namibia and Botswana to ban poultry imports from South Africa.
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Pinker takes up his chief bête noire, Nietzsche, not by reading his works but by culling inflammatory quotations from another intellectual brief in favor of Enlightenment values.
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That initial culling, roughly three months after Uber's massive initial public offering, was followed soon after by another 435 layoffs from product and engineering teams in September.
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Bill Gurley warned about a culling of the unicorn herd in 2015, and there have been rumblings about a startup crash since the Brexit vote went through.
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Soothing washes of black and white take over numerous blocks of blank paper, culling out the familiar faces of Ai Weiwei and Chuck Close with artistic sorcery.
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Culling from hundreds of different sources, Jayne Loader and Kevin and Pierce Rafferty assembled 1982's The Atomic Cafe, a morbid scrapbook of the USA's nuclear heyday.
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In Germany, where much of the research enabling in-ovo sexing took place, policymakers committed last year to use the technology to eliminate chick culling by 2017.
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Deer-related crashes are a growing problem across the country that has led to sterilization programs and culling in the Northeast, even in the star-studded Hamptons.
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Moreover, biologists say that urban coyotes actually benefit humans by eating rodents like rats, which can spread disease, and by culling feral cats, which prey on songbirds.
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There is no cure but there may be hope for a vaccine, and widespread culling has been successful at eliminating the disease in at least one area.
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While the Obama administration's Justice Department vigorously enforced the voter registration requirements, he said, the last lawsuit enforcing the culling mandate was litigated in 2007 — by him.
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T. V. Mohandas Pai, a longtime industry figure, estimates the cuts will encompass up to 2 percent of the work force by September, mainly from culling underperformers.
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With Mr. Muskie's backing, Mr. Billings engineered his legislative coups as a shrewd, credible and dauntless negotiator, culling the characteristics he had admired most in his parents.
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Lawmakers have immense interest in preserving NIH, which is charged with projects like accelerating cancer research and culling health data from a 1-million-person research cohort.
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According to the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization, the highly contagious and fatal viral infection has led to the culling of some 1.17 million hogs in China.
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Prominent British television chef Jamie Oliver shuttered most of his UK restaurants in May, culling about 1,000 jobs as his restaurant chain Jamie's Italian went into administration.
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However, the Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) refutes the idea there is a link between legal badger culling and reported rises in badger persecution.
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On Sunday, the South China Morning Post reported that Foxconn is "culling" 60,603 workers from its factory in Kunshan, with robots taking over much of the workload.
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Police are culling through local businesses' surveillance footage, but at the time of publication had not released any information on potential suspects nor motives for the attack yet.
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But the drugstore chain, like many retailers today, must work toward culling its massive real estate footprint and adding unique services to stores to keep customers coming back.
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To pay for it all, they recommended culling corporate boondoggles and individual tax expenditures that overwhelmingly benefit the wealthy, like farm subsidies and the mortgage interest tax deduction.
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Qurate executives told Reuters they now are culling HSN's core merchandise offerings to eliminate many higher-priced electronics and some home goods, such as vacuum cleaners and blenders.
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A total of 18 European countries have been hit by the contagious H5N8 strain since mid-October, leading to the culling of over 1.5 million poultry so far.
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Earlier this year, I wrote about Florida's Burmese pythons, which are so prolific and threatening that biologists now host annual culling festivals to spread awareness about their presence.
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The culling comes amid fears about the spread of avian flu across Asia, with South Korea battling its worst-ever outbreak and Japan and India also killing flocks.
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Last week, 20km (12.4 miles) sanitary zones around all registered industrial pig farms were set up, with authorities ordering the culling of home-raised pigs in these zones.
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Animal culling—the controlled killing of a species in order to manage its population in a designated area—will never not be a touchy subject, even among biologists.
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On Monday, 20km (12.4 miles) sanitary zones around all registered industrial pig farms were set up, with authorities ordering the culling of home-raised pigs in these zones.
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When Ryan went after Obamacare, his own party struggled to pull the trigger on culling millions of Americans from the insurance rolls; eventually they abandoned the repeal effort.
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Investors lost even more confidence after 2018, when the average fund lost money, and big investors like Stanley Druckenmiller have called for an industry-wide culling of funds.
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Spirit of Friendship has done the phenomenal labor of culling them together into a clear, and accessible exhibition about all the relationships behind experimental art practices in Vietnam.
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Since humans have eradicated many animal predators, hunting is often cited as a wildlife management tool, essential for culling species that now reproduce beyond their habitat's carrying capacity.
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With her in mind, Ms. Shyu set about culling folkloric tales from traditions across East and Southeast Asia, and created her own syncretic saga for the present day.
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Ian Parker's article on the breeding policies of zoos touches on cultural differences between Europe and the U.S. regarding the value of animal life ("The Culling," January 16th).
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The lure for participants was simple: Survive the rigorous six-month culling process, and winners can ditch their day jobs to run a new company backed by Goldman.
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Japan has been culling poultry due to the discovery of a different form of bird flu there, while a series of cases have also been found in Europe.
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It could set an example for other cities like New York, where pigeons cause perennial debate and where traditional culling methods—like simply shooting the pigeons—aren't practical.
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"If you can determine the sex of a hatching egg you can entirely dispense with the culling of live male chicks," Seleggt managing director Ludger Breloh told The Guardian.
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Spotify's major project of the past several years has been culling the data created by its hundreds of millions of users and improving the recommendations of its signature playlists.
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It's a common industry practice known as culling, destroy the day-old chickens through asphyxiation, or, more gruesomely, maceration, a process involving a conveyor belt and a giant blender.
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It led to the death or culling of 3.7 million ducks in the southwestern part of the country, home to most foie gras producers, according to producers group Cifog.
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The migrants clocked 2100 hours a day for 214 days straight, shoveling litter and culling the sick among the birds as they grew from chicks to poultry for slaughter.
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Massive culling of hogs in China because of African swine fever is also "a major source of uncertainty" for the industry's animal feed suppliers, Chief Executive Greg Heckman said.
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And the hippo population in Africa will face a significant reduction when a scheduled culling of the animals in Zambia begin in May despite objections from animal rights groups.
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Overall the virus killed 77,101 birds, mostly on farms, prompting the culling of another 641,498 birds as part of protection measures, it said, citing information from Iraq's agriculture ministry.
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Having someone who looks like you to look up to (or culling inspiration from someone who looks like you but lives a completely different reality) can be incredibly impactful.
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But queer fans have spent decades culling clues from the appearances, contexts, and subtexts of characters and stories in order to glean queer icons wherever they can get them.
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A high court in Germany just ruled in favor of a wildly common, and very cruel, practice at poultry farms across the world: the mass culling of male chicks.
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The country, which is home to nearly one-third of Africa's elephants, may lift a ban on big game hunting and introduce "regular but limited" culling of the animals.
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After the completion of a culling program in the affected area and six weeks of monitoring with no new cases reported, the blockade was lifted at midnight on Dec.
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But in South Australia, the furry eucalyptus-munchers are so overabundant that local governments have considered culling (read: massacring) them to preserve the balance of species in the region.
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Much progress has been made in culling the population of mosquitoes that transmit Zika both here in the U.S. and in nations where the most recent outbreaks have occurred.
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Treves was critical the FWS, saying the agency helped fund his study six years ago after officials asked for data on whether or not culling helped or hurt wolves.
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The exhibition includes more than 300 objects collected from Bowie's teenage years through his death last year; archivists spent several years organizing and culling from a 75,000-piece collection.
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Without tackling those issues, however, many companies are at work on the software and hardware needed to make culling the information and setting up the data bases a reality.
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A large drum, with carbon monoxide piped in at a lethal concentration, holds the mink as they are exterminated during culling season, which will arrive later in the fall.
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Even so, the culling is perverse and wasteful: Yellowstone is home to genetically pure wild bison, coveted by national parks, Native American tribes and conservation groups across the West.
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In 2005, it was feared that the H5N1 avian flu, which killed or forced the culling of millions of chickens and ducks, would mutate and spread widely among humans.
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As a result of the virus, airlines are culling thousands of flights, parking airplanes, deferring orders and asking workers to take unpaid leave in a bid to preserve cash.
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Although the practice of culling zoo animals—euthanizing them for reasons of population control—is not restricted to Denmark, the practice elsewhere tends to be hidden, if not denied.
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"Scientific evidence suggests that culling hippos stimulates breeding and ends up increasing the population, potentially establishing a vicious cycle of death and destruction," the group asserts on its website.
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At the current rates of growth and expansion, culling back the population by 70 percent would still return the wild hog population to full strength in a few years.
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Livestreaming upstarts are culling up-to-the-minute data on viewing habits, device usage and even current events to show viewers what they want - maybe before they know themselves.
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The Sessions department's most prominent voting-rights lawsuit so far forced Kentucky state officials last month to step up the culling from registration rolls of voters who have moved.
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"Sharks Among Us" looks like it has an anti-culling message, and "Jungle Shark" promises some cool shots of American crocodiles in Costa Rica, so that could be good.
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Not satisfied with culling his own planet, Thanos has continued on a mission to eliminate half the life in the universe, and needs the Infinity Stones to do so.
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Since then, some 22 percent of the country's pig herd has been lost to the disease and to culling, Christine McCracken, an animal protein expert at Rabobank, told Vox.
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The confirmation comes as Asia's fourth largest economy has been grappling with a nationwide spread of virulent bird flu virus, leading to the culling of over 30 million farm birds.
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The invasion of fall armyworm has hit China at a time the world's most populous nation is battling African swine fever which has resulted in culling of millions of pigs.
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We looked at both hip hop and pop stars, culling a list of 21 artists who are either active investors or have joined one or more rounds in recent years.
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Massive culling of hogs in China because of African swine fever is also "a major source of uncertainty" for animal feed suppliers, Bunge Ltd Chief Executive Officer Greg Heckman said.
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According to Express, this wasn't due to a natural phenomenon — it was because of the area's annual summer whale culling, which draws local participants as young as 5 years old.
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The Menominee have harvested wood from 220,000-acres of forestland for 150 years but have ensured its resilience by planting a variety of tree species and only selectively culling them.
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In Niigata prefecture north of Tokyo, local authorities started culling about 310,53 chickens at a farm in the village of Sekikawa after 40 birds were found dead, Kyodo news reported.
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One influence may be age and gender: according to an authoritative study culling nationwide data, the heroin-addicted population now is older and includes more women than in the past.
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From these preliminary findings, Chapron predicted that keeping protections on wolves in place would probably help them more than legal culling campaigns that permitted controlled killing, but inadvertently encouraged poaching.
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The authors cover some major territory here, culling the best of Rome from peripheral neighborhoods and downloading kitchen wisdom from both the city's more innovative restaurants and generations-old institutions.
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One of the biggest revelations in Infinity War is Thanos's motivations for culling the universe: He believes that in order to sustain life, we have to reduce it by half.
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Europe has seen the H5N8 strain of bird flu spread in recent weeks, while in Asia different strains of the disease have prompted the culling of millions of poultry birds.
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Wal-Mart, which closed seven Puerto Rico stores as part of a larger global culling in January, says it is Puerto Rico's largest private sector employer, with some 14,000 employees.
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Analysts at Rabobank, a Dutch lender, predicted last month that China's total would fall by about 1163 million to 200 million this year because of deaths from infection or culling.
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In an attempt to bring back the kelp, Mr. Russo has raised more than $120,000 from grants and individual divers to organize culling events like the one at Albion Cove.
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And does the whiteness of the interns reflect willful culling or just self-selection, with black and brown potential candidates opting not to apply to work in this White House?
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The firm has spent more than 50 years culling the best, most diversified professionals, who have the ability to take on the most complex retirement, investment and health-care challenges.
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You can already begin culling the list of contenders now that the academy has released shortlists for nine categories, including the races for best documentary, international film and original song.
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Somewhere north of 85 gigabytes (nearly half the space taken up by my conventional photographs) are sitting on an external hard drive, and those are the ones after the culling.
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As fund-culling continues and negative news abounds, managers owe it to themselves and their clients to go on the offensive, reclaim their public images and enhance their brand equity.
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At the heart of the row is Turnbull's decision to reject calls from farmer lobby groups to overturn a ban on the Adler shotgun for use in animal pest culling.
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The cultural bias for brumbies has helped the tourism industry — reinforced by antiscientific sentiment among rural communities — to successfully lobby government officials to end an annual culling of the horses.
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Jury selection began on Monday at the Cobb County Courthouse in Marietta, Georgia, as attorneys from both sides began the arduous process of culling the 550 potential jurors down to 12.
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Another severe strain of bird flu, H5N8, has hit several countries in Europe and led to the culling of thousands of poultry after being detected in wild ducks in Northern France.
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The H5N8 virus has never been detected in humans but it led to the culling of millions of farm birds in Asia, mainly South Korea, in 2014 before spreading to Europe.
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The government there is now tasked with taking drastic measures to protect their native wildlife and have established a management plan that will result in culling 2 million cats by 03.
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China has reported more than 40 separate outbreaks of the disease in 11 provinces and municipalities since discovering its first case in August, leading to the culling of about 200,000 animals.
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However, the Minister of Food and Agriculture, Julia Klöckner, has since stated that chick culling is "intolerable from an ethical point of view" and must be abolished as soon as possible.
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Bird flu has led to the death or culling of more than 2.6 million poultry between December last year and November this year, a report posted on the OIE website showed.
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A severe strain of H5N8 bird flu has hit several countries in Europe and led to the culling of thousands of poultry after being detected in wild ducks in Northern France.
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Investors turned their focus to Fed policymakers' interest rate forecasts and whether they would share details on a plan to stop culling the Fed's holdings of almost $3.8 trillion in bonds.
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China has reported more than 40 separate outbreaks of the disease in 11 provinces and municipalities since discovering its first case in August, leading to the culling of around 200,000 animals.
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China has so far confirmed 73 cases of African swine fever in 20 provinces, including the latest two outbreaks in Beijing, with a total culling of 600,000 pigs as of Nov.
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" Devices for vices The Stanford and Spokane resources appeared in a December company memo outlining Juul's plans, which included "designing alternatives to traditional prevention programs" by culling from "best practice resources.
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In July, the company began culling misinformation from its pages in response to episodes in Sri Lanka, Myanmar and India where online rumors led to real-life violence against ethnic minorities.
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And one of those men, Garrett Yrigoyen, whose issue was a habit of liking offensive Instagram posts, survived the show's drawn-out culling process to become one of the two finalists.
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Before we are all Joyce — God bless him — I would suggest that we take a deep breath, a mndfl one even, and consider the culling of our five (maybe six) friends.
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It's expensive and dangerous to move or castrate them and when one hippo was killed in 2009, the public was outraged, so culling is not really an option either, Wilcox wrote.
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Sandøe recently noted that although he accepts the need for culling in zoos, he and Holst have often disagreed about whether it's better for an animal to be alive or dead.
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Over the past few days, I've methodically deleted 165 apps from my iPhone, about 54 percent of the 305 apps I had on the phone when I started culling the herd.
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South Korea had its worst battle over bird flu late last year which lasted more than six months, leading to a record culling of farm birds and a nationwide shortage of eggs.
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By culling information from customer profiles and product reviews, the e-tailer can nail down exactly why a certain sweater isn't performing well, and give that feedback to a designer for changes.
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Some of Google's most vocal critics are travel websites, which have accused the group of culling hotel and restaurant reviews and using them to bolster the quality of Google's own travel services.
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What's happening: Amazon is culling its supplier list, getting rid of small players in favor of big brands and conglomerates like Procter & Gamble, Sony and Lego, which offer wholesale prices, reports Bloomberg.
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Xi is overseeing an ambitious military modernization program, which includes the painful culling of 300,000 members from the ranks, as well as developing high-tech weapons like stealth fighters and aircraft carriers.
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China's demand for soybeans crushed into livestock feed has decreased dramatically in recent months as African swine fever swept across the country, resulting in the death or culling of millions of pigs.
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Dutch bank Rabobank has estimated that hundreds of millions of the animals could die in China this year from either the disease or culling — cutting the country's swine population by a third.
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While he was re-writing org charts and culling product lines, Osterloh had also been working with the higher-ups at Google to figure out what, exactly, Google's hardware strategy should entail.
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Their results were published today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. I wouldn't call this the last word in the culling debate — the first study on a subject rarely is.
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China, the world's top pork producer, has reported more than 80 outbreaks of African swine fever across the country since early August, leading to the culling of hundreds of thousands of pigs.
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In addition to mass culling of ducks and other poultry birds in outbreak areas, the government ordered a halt to duck-rearing in part of the southwest to stamp out the disease.
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Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina are the first states in the Democratic primary, with an early say in choosing front-runners and culling challengers from the herd since the 1970s.
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It travels up to the first culling level, where human "classifiers" wearing masks, gloves and aprons pull out the biggest pieces of cardboard and drop them down chutes where they are baled.
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All that hard work, the culling of documents and the fact-gathering trips to endangered Sun Belt real estate markets — it would be so wrong if they didn't triumph in the end.
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The German government has introduced tougher sanitary rules to prevent infection by wild birds including orders to keep poultry indoors in high-risk regions plus immediate culling of birds on infected farms.
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They ate pizza and drank milkshakes, because that is how old they were, three kids unknown to Broadway at that point, the last boys standing from a nationwide culling of young dancers.
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The herder, Jovsset Ante Sara, who had twice successfully challenged a government order to reduce the size of his herd, claimed that he cannot make a living with that scale of culling.
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They would first need to say something about surplus animals and conservation: the Danes are mindful of maintaining a genetically varied stock of a species, and culling can help preserve that diversity.
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In a co-written paper, he reported that forty-five per cent of the zoos had said they were euthanizing healthy animals; in this cohort, seventy-nine per cent were culling mammals.
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African swine fever is a highly contagious and fatal viral infection that has led to the culling of some 1.17 million hogs in China, according to the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization.
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Criteria for the culling include the importance of the problem, proof of the organization's effectiveness and how big of an impact the students' gift could make given the size of the organization.
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The two secretaries of state most aggressive in culling voter lists are Kris Kobach in Kansas and Brian Kemp in Georgia, who are also both Republican candidates for governor, exacerbating partisan rancor.
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Evidence of the culling in California is everywhere: — A labor survey found that newsrooms in the East Bay and South Bay shrank by more than a third in the last five years.
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We must be more ambitious right now about our collective path forward: "Personal responsibility" has been hijacked as a justification for culling social programs and undermining our ability to support each other.
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Though Iran's hard-line political leaders have stacked the electoral deck in their favor by culling reformists from the roster of approved candidates, they are taking no chances that moderates might be elected.
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The manifesto contains commitments to improving diversity in the performing arts, ending the culling of badgers and, on the subject of physical and mental disabilities, asserts that it is "society that disables people".
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" While the zoo's methods seem cruel and unnecessary, the EAZA also issued a statement in support of the Borås zoo, saying it's "aware of the culling of African lions at our member zoo.
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Still, there are some people who have abused culling to get away with brutal and illegal hunting sprees, and you'd be hard-pressed to find a scientist who thinks that's an acceptable tradeoff.
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China's demand for soybeans crushed into livestock feed has also decreased dramatically in recent months as African Swine Fever swept across the country, resulting in the death or culling of millions of pigs.
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The comments come as China battles the world's fastest spreading epidemic of African swine fever, which has now reached 24 of its provinces and led to the culling of more than 900,000 pigs.
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If Ms. Pascal is defeated this year, it could be a signal about member sentiment regarding the diversity push and the culling of the voting rolls (which will be completed later this summer).
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But smaller, less intense fires are nature's way of thinning the forest, culling trees that are less fire-resistant, said Martha H. Conklin, a Merced professor and another principal investigator with the observatory.
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Laurel Rabin, Chevy Chase, Md. It is sadly ironic that Marie Kondo, so adept at culling unneeded stuff, seems unable to contemplate her life as critically as she does closets and hotel rooms.
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One bill was introduced by Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) that would require public information reporting on investments, as well as a culling of any current OZs that are not actually poor areas.
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The catch is that by just sort of arbitrarily culling memes from a network we also reduce the diversity of memes that are available to be parsed by users in the first place.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan has started culling another 230,000 chickens after the discovery of a highly contagious form of bird flu on a farm in the north of the country, the local government said.
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The results also provide a framework for understanding culling efforts to stop the spread of wildlife diseases in other animals, and suggest that on-the-ground realities often make a successful cull unattainable.
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Rosie Levine, a scholar who has worked with the Beijing Cultural Heritage Protection Center and recently completed a thesis on the "bricking up" campaign, said culling small businesses was in fact the goal.
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Typically a late-spring afterthought in the nominating contests, and largely ignored in the general election because their state is so reliably blue, the voters of California aren't accustomed to culling national candidates.
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In this eight-minute drum solo from Rush's fifth live album, you can hear a matured Peart focused on improvisation, playing out of the pocket, utilizing silence and culling melodies from his toms.
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The H5N8 virus has never been detected in humans, unlike some other strains, but it led to the culling of millions of farm birds in Asia in 2014 before it spread to Europe.
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Culling data from Enseo, a company that sets up streaming services in hotels around the world, Variety found that more people are watching Netflix than pay-per-view porn on their in-room TVs.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan has started culling more than 25,20143 chickens and ducks after the discovery of a highly contagious form of bird flu on farms in the north of the country, local officials said.
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It now uses a "much-watered down version" of the recruiting engine to help with some rudimentary chores, including culling duplicate candidate profiles from databases, one of the people familiar with the project said.
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Users began noticing the bug about 10 hours ago and the drastic drop in followers caused some to wonder if Instagram was culling inactive and fake accounts, as part of its fight against spam.
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Senator John McCain and Representative Paul Gosar, both Republicans of Arizona, encouraged the culling of the bison as a cost-saving measure and criticized the Park Service for what they see as delayed action.
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Meanwhile, lenders' focus to generate returns amid tepid deal flow will keep pressure on pricing, as banks review their strategies and higher funding costs force them to continue culling customers or pass costs on.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia has confirmed an outbreak of highly contagious bird flu in Riyadh that led to the culling of nearly 16,000 ducks, the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) said on Friday.
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Creation is not a concern, instead culling through the thousands of GIFs available on sites like Gfycat, Giphy, Imgur, Reddit and Tumblr to find the perfect reaction, meme and visual joke is the challenge.
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But China's demand for soybeans crushed into livestock feed has also decreased dramatically in recent months as African Swine Fever swept across the country, resulting in the death or culling of millions of pigs.
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Opponents of the culling argue that the nation's largest remaining band of wild, pure-bred bison, which once thundered across the continent by the tens of millions, should not be rounded up and killed.
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He has argued that the policy is an infringement of indigenous rights, and that because his herd is already tiny, additional culling would make it impossible for him to sustain himself or his family.
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The entire exercise — locating the data, culling what I need and synthesizing it in a format that's accessible, always with a four-colored ballpoint pen — helps me detect patterns I otherwise wouldn't have noticed.
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BHUBANESWAR, India (Reuters) - Authorities in an eastern Indian state will start culling chickens and destroying eggs from Tuesday to contain a bird flu virus of the H5N1 strain, a government statement said on Monday.
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After the résumés have undergone automated culling, a lucky few are hired and then subjected to automated evaluation, the results of which are looped back to establish criteria for future job advertisements and selections.
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Earlier this month, the government ordered the culling of 200 pigs as preventative action after two pigs died mysteriously in the northern province of Chiang Rai, 20 km (12 miles) from the Myanmar border.
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Dutch bank Rabobank, which lends to the global agricultural sector, estimates the country's pig population could shrink by a third in 2019 -- up to 200 million animals -- through a combination of the disease and culling.
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But German outbreaks are at a much smaller scale than in France, where a mass culling of around 800,000 ducks was undertaken after bird flu hit southwest France, the country's main foie gras producing region.
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The technology, which is anticipated for commercial deployment by the end of 2017, could save billions of chicks per year – and, more importantly perhaps to the companies responsible for the culling, it could save money.
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Government data released on Wednesday showed Chinese pork prices hit record levels this week, driven up as farmers hold back pigs from slaughter to rebuild herds following widespread culling in 20173 when prices were low.
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The notice comes as the world's top pork producer struggles to contain the disease with more than 60 outbreaks in 18 provinces since early August, leading to the culling of hundreds of thousands of pigs.
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Land & Buildings in recent weeks has privately urged Marriott to consider culling its 30 brands to better align itself with competitors such as Hilton Worldwide Holdings, the Wall Street Journal had reported earlier on Friday.
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I switched to my finsta, which was spared in what seemed to be some sort of user culling, and briefly considered erasing my main account altogether so I didn't have to deal with the tapping.
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The account plays well within the footprints of two better-known Trump campaign scandals: Don Jr.'s meeting with Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya and Cambridge Analytica's culling of Facebook data for a political influence stratagem.
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But whether or not the Python Challenge wants to be, it's also a truly wild approach to getting people acquainted with one of the most controversial ways that humans exercise control over their environments: culling.
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Beyond being the first vote of the 2016 campaign, the Iowa caucuses are considered of particular importance, as tonight sets the stage for a culling of the 12 potential Republican nominees currently in the running.
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" The German Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig, however, ruled that culling did not run afoul of a German law stating, "No-one shall inflict pain, suffering or harm on a pet without a reasonable cause.
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"This year they are going to have to make decisions about buying in more feed and in that scenario I think we will see a higher level of culling than normal this autumn," he said.
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While cutting hog breeding rates and culling sows is typical during downturns in demand, this is turning out to be the most severe contraction for Brazil's livestock industry since the world economic crisis in 2008.
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In Tennessee, "the better farmers" in the county seats regarded the famine as a natural means of culling the "more or less subhuman" hill folk; a New Jersey administrator declared that "Eyetalians" didn't need meat.
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The hard part isn't coming up with material — NYT Cooking, our recipe site and app, has a trove of information and advice for the feast — but culling and focusing it into a handy print package.
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H5N8 bird flu has been found in Europe, the Middle East and Africa since late last year, propagated by wild birds, and has led to massive preventive culling of poultry in countries such as France.
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Nearly 500 soldiers have been mobilized to speed up the culling of infected fowl in about 40 farms in the town of San Luis in Pampanga and in San Isidro and Jaen in Nueva Ecija.
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The disease has spread across Asia and was detected in South Korea earlier this year, leading to the culling of about 380,000 pigs to contain the disease, or about 3% of the country's pig herd.
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But German outbreaks are at a much lower level than in France, where a mass culling of around 800,000 ducks was undertaken after bird flu hit southwest France, the country's main foie gras producing region.
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That's because Jubilee is, first and foremost, a DJ's DJ, a mix alchemist culling seamlessly from genres as varied as acid house, dancehall, and trap to capture the quicksilver vibe of any given dance floor.
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Other restrictions set to protect against over culling of Toba City's natural resources include rules on which days an Ama can dive, the number of outings per day, the length of each dive and so on.
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"We have issued an advisory to follow immediate measures to complete culling operations, surveillance and sanitization in the infected area," Commissioner-cum-Secretary of the state's Fisheries and Animal Resources Development Department Bishnupada Sethi told Reuters.
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France launched a massive culling plan early January to counter the virus and said a month ago it would scale back preventive slaughtering after the move lead to a slowdown in the spread of the virus.
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The company was criticized recently by activist investor Jonathan Litt who, according to media reports, has urged Marriott to consider culling its 30 brands to better align itself with competitors such as Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc .
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The union claims the recent culling of several hundred Tesla employees included many who were involved in a pro-union movement at the Fremont assembly plant, and included those who wore pro-union shirts and stickers.
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Land & Buildings in recent weeks has privately urged Marriott to consider culling its 30 brands to better align itself with competitors such as Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc, the Wall Street Journal had reported earlier on Friday.
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There was the culling of the Pontiac, Oldsmobile, and Saturn brands; bankruptcy and a federal bailout; the 1973 energy crisis that flipped the American auto industry upside down and heralded the rise of fierce Japanese competition.
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The company was criticized recently by activist investor Jonathan Litt who, according to media reports, has urged Marriott to consider culling its 30 brands to better align itself with competitors such as Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc.
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Culling has long been an effective wildlife management tool, but in the last few years has stormed into mainstream dialogue due to its use on charismatic species like the American mustang, European badger, and feral cats.
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Analysts at the Dutch bank Rabobank, which lends heavily to the global agriculture industry, have predicted that China will produce 150 million to 200 million fewer pigs this year because of deaths from infection or culling.
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Tying the culling of old regulations to the imposition of new ones can be seen as a strategy for forcing regulators to overcome their inability to see problems created by past regulations that remain in force.
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Whether they use human knowledge or artificial intelligence (or both), these next-generation travel agents do the search-culling for you, tailoring the results to your stated preferences and potentially cutting down on web-browsing time.
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According to Agrifatto, an agribusiness consultancy, African swine fever may have caused the culling of between 125 million and 200 million hogs in China, resulting in a potential output loss of about 20 million tonnes of pork.
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The likelihood that this entire shotgun-blast of ideas will make it to production without some culling is low, especially if the K-Byte is going to be anywhere near Byton's sub-$50,000 target for the SUV.
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European Union member Bulgaria has detected more than 20 outbreaks of African swine fever in pigs in industrial farms or backyards in the northern part of the Black Sea state, culling more than 50,000 pigs in July.
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TOKYO, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Japan started culling more than 300,000 chickens and ducks after a highly contagious form of bird flu was found in two locations in the north of the country, Kyodo news reported on Tuesday.
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Marriott has been criticized recently by activist investor Jonathan Litt who, according to media reports, has urged the company to consider culling its 2383 brands to better align itself with competitors such as Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc.
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As wilderness areas like Florida's everglades become even more fragmented due to climate change, human development, and natural resource extraction, culling is increasingly relied upon to protect the native species and ecosystems that are still holding on.
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There's a culling going on, and frankly, the only way that's gonna stop — at least in the short-term for a lot of places — is for people to step up and support what they think is valuable.
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Other explanations for the slowing of the growth rate were ruled out, the authors said, including the idea that the rate had naturally declined or that adult wolves had migrated to other states after culling was authorized.
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Mr. O'Brien often notes that both Democrats and Republicans have long said the council, whose staff peaked at 236 policy staff members during the Obama era, had grown unwieldy, prone to micromanagement and in need of culling.
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"I don't -- for one second -- think that President Masisi or the government of Botswana will allow elephant culling in Botswana and to can elephant meat for pet's food," Chase said of last week's proposal by Cabinet ministers.
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"United Egg Producer's decision to end its support of culling baby male chicks is historic, as it will virtually eliminate this practice in the American egg industry," said David Coman-Hidy, the executive director of The Humane League.
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HANOI, May 14 (Reuters) - Vietnam said it will mobilize its military and police forces to help combat the outbreak of African swine fever that has already resulted in the culling of about 4% of the country's pig herd.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Duck farmers in southwestern France resumed operations on Monday with the latest outbreak of bird flu now deemed to be under control after the culling of millions of birds and a six-week halt to production.
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By the end of the 1960s, after sustained internationally supported efforts dropping insecticide from aircraft to kill the flies, and culling wild animals suspected of harboring the disease, cases of sleeping sickness fell to just 4.4.18,000 a year.
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The technological progress being made toward sex selection means that an outright ban on culling should be feasible soon, and the enthusiasm of mainstream politicians like Klöckner makes it likely in at least a German or European context.
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Beijing (CNN)Chinese authorities have announced strict new measures in an attempt to halt the country's fast-growing African swine fever crisis, which has spread to 18 provinces and led to the culling of more than 200,000 pigs.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A severe strain of H53N8 bird flu that has hit several countries in Europe leading to the culling of thousands of poultry was detected in wild ducks in Northern France, the farm ministry said on Monday.
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SALMON, Idaho (Reuters) - Wildlife advocates are ramping up their campaign against the annual culling of bison that roam onto state lands in Montana each winter from Yellowstone National Park, erecting dramatic billboards showing buffalo bleeding in the snow.
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Mr. Corrêa do Lago, who is fond of saying, "Every signature is an autograph but not every autograph is a signature," had some difficulty culling his collection of 100,000 autographs, dating from 1140 to 2017, for the exhibition.
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Since 2013, New World Wealth, a research outfit based in South Africa, has been tracking millionaire migrations by culling property records, visa programs, news media reports and information from travel agents and others who cater to the wealthy.
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An outbreak of African swine fever detected in the country last February has forced the culling of around 20% of its hog herd and doubled the price of pork, which accounts for three-quarters of total meat consumption.
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Zokwana said government would consider importing fertile eggs to help close a supply gap due to the culling of thousands of birds following the outbreak earlier this year that led neighboring countries to ban imports from South Africa.
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Branching out into the tech spaceThey designed the app soon after with the last £275,2130 they had left after culling funds from friends and family, which evolved from the events company the duo was running, also called Headspace.
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It did not help that a previous unnatural intervention into British agriculture—the addition of cows' brains to cattle food—had earlier in the 1990s led to the scandal of "mad cow" disease and the culling of 4.4m animals.
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In Niigata prefecture north of Tokyo, authorities on Tuesday started culling about 22014,25 chickens at a farm in the village of Sekikawa after 28 birds were found dead from H5 bird flu, a prefectural official told Reuters by telephone.
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"The level of senior level turnover, in our view, has been more of a pattern rather than culling for future success and should continue to be monitored going forward," Cowen analyst Vivien Azer wrote in a research note Tuesday.
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Different strains of avian flu have been detected across Asia, Europe, Africa and in the United States in recent months, leading to the culling of millions of birds and a flurry of import restrictions on eggs and chicken meat.
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Several countries in Europe and the Middle East have found cases of highly contagious bird flu in the past few weeks, while the outbreaks in Asia have led to large-scale culling of poultry in South Korea and Japan.
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Culling equally from hip-hop, psychedelic, lofi, funk, and beyond, Ecks has gone on to release three acclaimed studio albums and a slate of EPs and remix albums, each offering a distinct delve into Gonjasufi's personal highs and lows.
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OGAKI, Japan (Reuters) - A Japanese civic group teamed up with a railway operator on Sunday to let some 30 cats roam on a local train at an event, hoping it will raise awareness of the culling of stray cats.
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Officials said that, for the time being, they are not ordering the culling of all home-raised pigs but may have to do so if the instructions of the veterinary authorities are not strictly observed by the rural population.
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In an attempt to stop it spreading, the Agriculture Ministry has set up 20km (12.4 miles) sanitary zones around all registered industrial pig farms in the country, with officials ordering the culling of home-raised pigs in these zones.
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His music is, in a way, reactionary: Darlington absorbs the world around him, culling from evolving musical cultures and trends in hopes of crystallizing them into new forms of dance music, in particular through his use of guest artists.
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So the Ark's powers-that-be hatch a plan: Instead buying a few more months of air with a controlled "culling" of the population, a group of 23 juvenile convicts is sent planetside in the station's last functional dropship.
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"Noise is Japanese blues," the band members told The Quietus in 2014, when they were promoting an album called "Noise"; they've released five more studio projects since, culling from their slow, sludgy roots while pushing toward a new sound.
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The cold response of the public market to what had been lauded as success stories raises questions about the health of both markets and the viability of many companies that survive the arduous culling from startups to public companies.
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With polls pointing to the likelihood of a Clinton win, her transition team is hiring staff, culling through the resumés of possible Cabinet nominees and reaching out to key Democrats for input, according to people familiar with the process.
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"Royal Bank of Scotland is continuing with its savage jobs culling program with today's announcement of a 40 percent cut in IT staff, totaling nearly 900 staff," Rob MacGregor, national officer for Unite, said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Marvel, in turn, tends to lean into what those retailers want, producing more titles that feature A-list superheroes or that involve big events and crossovers, and culling titles featuring lesser-known characters that might not sell as well.
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Weber said in a interview that his prescription for a smooth merger was planning, speed and a surgical focus on culling experimental drugs that fail to offer the high level of medical innovation demanded by cash-strapped insurers and governments.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Wal-Mart Stores Inc has begun rolling out specialized carts designed to keep employees out on the floor culling produce and reducing wastage, the latest step in a push to improve its fresh food offerings and revive sales growth.
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Culling data from Google, Mashable found that a huge chunk of Americans feel like they've got some sort of eclipse-related headache and took to the handy search engine to find out why their heads are throbbing after all the excitement.
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In the past few years her team have grown more than 80 generations of algae, repeatedly culling those organisms most susceptible to heat stress and also to acidification, another curse of a world with more carbon dioxide around than previously.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The French army will provide logistical support to hunters tasked with culling wild boar in a border zone next to Belgium, as France tries to prevent an outbreak of a virulent swine disease, its agriculture minister said on Friday.
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The fall in imports also came as an outbreak of African swine fever disease swept the country, ravaging China's huge pig herd, leading to the death or culling of millions of hogs and a slide in demand for soymeal feed.
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German outbreaks are on a lower scale than in France, where a mass culling of at least 800,000 ducks is taking place as new cases of bird flu were confirmed in southwest France, the country's main foie gras producing region.
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Defeating or at least culling the invasion of bots would only require "seemingly simple" solutions like extra steps during the registration process, but then we come to the core of this conspiracy: It goes all the way to the top!
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - Germany completed the culling of 45,000 turkeys over the weekend and several thousand more are due to be destroyed after more cases of the contagious H5N8 strain of bird flu were identified on German farms, authorities said on Monday.
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More importantly, though, most hatcheries that supply hens to farms — even cage-free or free-range farms — use a practice called "chick culling," in which male chicks are slaughtered en masse, usually by grinding them alive: Gassing is also sometimes used.
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The use of dual-purpose breeds of chicken, where the males could be (humanely) raised for meat rather than killed immediately, eliminates the need for culling; so does identifying chick gender inside the egg, which new technological developments have made possible.
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In a nutshell, the study analyzes the wolf population's rate of growth by using mathematical modelling to find out how widespread poaching was in the area, and to determine how their growth rate had been affected by the state's culling laws.
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That risk motivated a powerful, global response, and there has been great progress in culling the Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus mosquitoes that transmit Zika both here in the U.S. and in nations where the most recent outbreak has been worst.
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The problem has been exacerbated by the trade war with U.S., with tariffs driving up prices of soybeans — used for animal feed — and leading Chinese farmers to slaughter costly breeding swine rather than risk forced culling, said research firm TS Lombard.
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Foie gras producers have estimated the number of poultry killed or culled due to bird flu in France at more than 3.2 million birds, and have forecast this would rise to 3.4 million as the government extended its culling measures.
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On three farms where H5N8 was found and three others which had contact with them the culling of 55,83 birds was started over the Christmas weekend and should be completed on Tuesday, the Lower Saxony agriculture ministry said in a statement.
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Ernest Hemingway, 21929 When the archives of Who's Who went up for sale, Mr. Corrêa do Lago spent a month poring over nearly 21906,21903 forms, culling those filled out by 216,1940 still-notable people from the sea of the now-forgotten.
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"If the prices of live birds are not yet in line with benchmark prices ... culling of parent stock of 60-week old chickens will be launched," I Ketut Diarmita, director general of livestock and animal health at the ministry, said.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnam said on Tuesday it has had initial success in creating a vaccine to fight African swine fever, which has infected farms throughout the Southeast Asian country and prompted the culling of around 10% of its pig herd.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China is culling over 33,300 pigs as authorities rush to control a fourth outbreak of African swine fever and try to trace the origins of the virus that first struck the world's largest hog herd three weeks ago.
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His culling of rebel lawmakers from the party underscored the prime minister's determination to transform the Conservatives into a party prepared to adopt the hardest and most aggressive form of Brexit, an ambition Jo apparently felt he could not abide.
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An avian flu epidemic led to the culling of some 48 million chickens and turkeys from late 2014 through mid-2015, dealing a crippling blow to American egg producers, as well as to some turkey producers and backyard poultry growers.
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With a UFC record of 3-2, Seery feels it's appropriate to work alongside his training regimen considering the fact he could be cut from the UFC roster at any moment due to the promotion's current culture of culling the dead wood.
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Everything in Womb is conceived and created by Gen Z and the first issue's 100-plus pages explored the theme "We've Got Issues," culling ideas about the stuff teens truly care about these days from a survey sent to VFiles' 200,000 users.
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I had a chance to play Warcraft III: Reforged — a remaster of Blizzard's indelible 2002 real-time strategy game — at BlizzCon, running through the Culling of Stratholme and being transported back to one of the most impressive stories to ever grace the genre.
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Defra said the UK's Deputy Chief Veterinary Officer had said the proactive culling of around 55,000 birds would take place to prevent the spread of the virus which has been found in wild and farmed birds in the UK since December 2016.
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So he built an independent, objective model with his team as a way to validate Treasury's estimates, culling daily and monthly statements, mapping out anticipated government bills, and relying on prior year's data to estimate revenue flowing into the government's piggy bank.
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She might approve some modest departures from the normal procedure to permit a special master to have a role in culling the documents, but the suggestion that Trump and Cohen should have a first pass at the documents seems to be a nonstarter.
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The case stemmed from a probe that became an example of a recent effort by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to build insider trading cases by culling through billions of rows of data it has collected to spot unusual trading patterns.
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"When the government kills a protected species, the perceived value of each individual of that species may decline; so liberalizing wolf culling may have sent a negative message about the value of wolves or acceptability of poaching," the researchers wrote in the study.
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"We recommend ... a legal framework that will enable the growth of a safari hunting industry and manage the country's elephant population within the historic range," said Frans Van Der Westhuizen who chaired the committee that also called for "regular but limited" elephant culling.
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She first began making images out of compressed lint in 1999, carefully culling the material from a standard lint screen covered with a vinyl sheet that has been laser cut, in what amounts to an intaglio printing process, to create desired forms.
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Nothing else — like culling deer or spraying lawns with tick-killing pesticide — has worked so far to stem the incidence of tick-borne disease, which is spreading in the Midwestern United States, in parts of Canada and at higher altitudes across Europe.
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I hate to break the news to the so-called leaders of FIFA, but they already have a wonderful system for culling the strays — regional qualifying tournaments, an integral part of the four-year calendar, in which great soccer powers sometimes get bushwhacked.
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Fitch expects asset quality to improve over the next several years as a result of VER's capital repositioning strategy of disposing of select non-core single tenant assets, and culling non-controlled joint ventures, as well as assets with underlying flat leases.
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CAPITAL REPOSITIONING IMPROVES ASSET QUALITY After joining VER as CEO in 2015, Glenn Rufrano implemented a portfolio enhancement strategy focused on culling the portfolio of non-core and lower growth assets, and reducing exposure to restaurant, office and non-controlled joint ventures.
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But anyone who really cares about these majestic animals must understand that other efforts have failed to curb their exploding population and that culling these herds to numbers the land can sustain is the best way to prevent further suffering and death.
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PARIS, Nov 28 (Reuters) - A severe strain of H5N8 bird flu that has hit several countries in Europe leading to the culling of thousands of poultry was detected in 20 wild ducks in Northern France over the week-end, the farm ministry said on Monday.
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The luxury retailer, which has faced calls for months to dump Ivanka Trump merchandise, said that Nordstrom switches out about 10% of its assortment each year to refresh it as a matter of course in running its business, culling lines that aren't selling well enough.
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The range of genres, and combined with Hunter's self-aware exploitation of meme and internet culture, like Steven Universe and Adventure Time stan communities, has given Skatune Network exposure well beyond ska and punk circles, with Hunter culling suggestions from fan comments and even bands.
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Last month, the academy said it would begin a year-round membership recruiting effort aimed at diversity, while also culling members who have not worked on a film for 10 years and have not been active during three separate decades since joining the academy.
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South Korea, Asia's fourth-largest economy, was hit hard by the deadly H5N8 bird flu strain after the first case was confirmed in November, leading to a record culling of over 37 million farm birds, or more than a fifth of its total poultry population.
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" The EAZA goes on to say that it "is satisfied that Borås Zoo has been acting within the EAZA Code of Ethics and according to the terms of the EAZA Culling Statement, the guiding documents for the regulation of euthanasia as a management practice.
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Government data released on Wednesday showed pork prices in the world's top consumer and producer of the meat hit record levels this week, driven up as farmers hold back pigs from slaughter to rebuild herds following widespread culling in 2014 when prices were low.
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The novel centers around a crime reporter that's investigating the deaths of a series of infants (including his own), who discovers that a common thread appears to be a magical lullaby — known as a "culling song" in the novel — that kills whoever hears it.
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BEIJING/SEOUL (Reuters) - Chinese chickens are being fed more vitamins and vaccines as jittery farmers ramp up hen-house sterilization in a bid to protect flocks against a virulent strain of airborne bird flu that has led to record culling in nearby South Korea.
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While the weather has improved in parts of Western Australia, winter rain has gone missing across much of the country's east, leaving farmers praying for rain after planting seed in dry soil or culling cattle and sheep they can no longer afford to feed.
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"Once the process is made available to all and the hatcheries have implemented the process, there will be no reason and no justification for chick culling," Julia Klöckner, the German food and agriculture minister whose ministry helped fund Seleggt, told the press in December.
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Deckelman didn't just survive the chaos — including Bank of America's takeover of Merrill and the culling of thousands of jobs — she seized the opportunity and vaulted her career forward, working long hours trading the firm's debt book as a junior staffer amid the fallout.
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"Today's decision could provide a road map to other states to follow Ohio's lead and to adopt aggressive rules for culling their voter rolls going forward, even with respect to folks who are still living in Ohio and legally eligible to vote," Vladeck said.
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He has yet to see the team play and is leaning against going to the Panthers' final two games of the season, choosing for now to spend his time getting a staff together and preparing to start culling South Florida's fertile recruiting ground once again.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - The culling of about 21.6,000 turkeys, chickens and ducks is underway after bird flu of the highly contagious H5N8 strain was found on farms in a major poultry production region in the north German state of Lower Saxony, authorities said on Tuesday.
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But for his new book, "Ten Restaurants That Changed America" (Liveright), he set out on a brash mission: culling through hundreds of thousands of restaurants, across a span of two centuries, to produce a list of what he believes were the 210 most influential.
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The study looked at an indirect measure — the rate of growth in the wolf population — to determine the extent of poaching and used a mathematical model to estimate the probability that the growth rate had changed as a function of the state's culling policies.
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Related: Animal Rights Activists Target Wisconsin's Annual Grey Wolf Hunt Treves and Capron studied wolves in Michigan and Wisconsin between 20123 and 2012, a period when the animals were taken off the US Endangered Species List in both states and culling was occasionally allowed.
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He will approach his subject without much preparation, shoot over 100 hours of footage over several weeks, and then find his film in the editing room, culling the most interesting and illuminating moments he's captured and linking them together in a way that makes sense.
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While the impact the order will have on China's mobile internet is not clear, it could ultimately lead to a culling of apps that store owners are uncomfortable with, including ones from foreign companies, which could be more difficult to identify or rein in.
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Such a culling may not seem like a problem for the bill's proponents who will likely urge Californians to go hail their own taxi or go to the grocery store themselves, but for the gig workers it will make for a much scarier 2020.
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Basing a radio show off such a library is vastly different than playing a Spotify playlist of obscure shit off a laptop—you're culling from a catalog that forces you to physically engage with music itself, the shelves around you offering both constraints and a map.
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Now 63, she revisited the pictures a few years ago, and found a New York that may have existed only in her camera: characters who commanded center stage in their own urban dramas, culling all necessary information from the streets around them, not from their digital devices.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's world-famous ranchers are culling their breeding cows at the highest rate in 26 years and tapping Chinese demand for meat in order to help pay their bills as access to credit has dried up for farmers in South American's No. 2 economy.
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SALMON, Idaho (Reuters) - Yellowstone National Park plans to reduce its famed bison herd by at least 900 head this winter, culling stray animals outside the park in Montana by hunting and a program to round up and deliver wayward stock to Native American tribes for slaughter.
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If the Bureau of Land Management were to move forward with impractical mass sterilizations and the results fell short for whatever reason (costs, difficulty, complications), that failure could spur lawmakers to renew their push for the agency to resort to outright culling the herds to reduce numbers.
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LONDON — The Scottish government said it was reviewing its animal culling laws after a photograph of an American hunter posing with the carcass of a black-faced goat with magnificent horns during a hunting trip to Scotland set off a furor on social media this past week.
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BUENOS AIRES, July 21 (Reuters) - Argentina's world-famous ranchers are culling their breeding cows at the highest rate in 242.3800 years and tapping Chinese demand for meat in order to help pay their bills as access to credit has dried up for farmers in South American's No. 2 economy.
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Since you've already devoted plenty of hours to culling your watch list and staying up until midnight taking in the BBC series The Bodyguard, the next step in becoming a Netflix power user is committing to memory a few keys that will make your streaming experience better than ever.
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The luxury retailer, which faced calls for months from the #grabyourwallet movement to drop Ivanka merchandise, said that Nordstrom switches out about 10 percent of its assortment each year to refresh it as a matter of course in running its business, culling lines that aren't selling well enough.
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"The environmental analysis they put out for both Washington and Oregon were virtually identical, which is part of the reason we don't think they did a meaningful analysis in Oregon," said Nick Cady, legal director of Cascadia Wildlands, one of five groups suing to block the wolf-culling program.
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A two-day meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve, which kicks off on Tuesday, also added to subdued trading with the focus on Fed policymakers' interest rate forecasts and whether they will share details on a plan to stop culling the Fed's holdings of almost $3.8 trillion in bonds.
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In a massive victory for animal rights activists, and for America's chickens, United Egg Producers, a group that represents 95 percent of all eggs produced in the United States, has announced that it will eliminate culling of male chicks at hatcheries where egg-laying hens are born by 2020.
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And so even as the authorities in Beijing instructed local governments "to resolutely defend and prevent further spread and dissemination of the disease," those local governments — given the financial burden they would have to bear to cover any culling of stock — had an incentive to not report the disease.
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The combination of Twitter culling 43,500-plus NPC accounts and the evidence that the meme was spreading misinformation suggests that the NPC meme has crossed the threshold from "just another meme going through its life cycle" into an important discussion about how that life cycle can produce real-life effects.
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First, Diane starts out by denying that she wants to create an all-female run firm, but then it becomes clear that she actually does because she thinks there will be a culling of Chicago law firms soon and if they want to survive, they'll need to make themselves more relevant.
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These days, you're as likely to hear the LA born-and-bred rapper featured on YG's Still Brazy as you are on a Brodinski track, all the while cutting tracks with Peewee Longway and culling his sound from wherever he sees fit to create the perfect mantra of original gutter music.
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By the time an Instagram of my butt flashed across the screen, I had figured out what was going on: July and Ford had cyberstalked all of us, culling together a story beginning with births and ending with deaths and goodbyes from the raw material of our social media performances.
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He told me that culling the wolf population would help stabilize the caribou, but it's not as socially acceptable to kill wolves en masse anymore, and it doesn't really get to the root of the problem—that the habitat is changing and the wolves are just a byproduct of that change.
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What's next: The only current method of halting an outbreak is by culling herds, but the Chinese government is prioritizing research on the virus, setting aside about 100 million yuan (US$15 million) for projects such as developing a vaccine, George Gao, VP of the National Natural Science Foundation of China told Nature.
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PARIS (Reuters) - About 22016,25 tonnes of animal feed will not be needed in France this year due to the bird flu outbreak that has led to the widespread culling of duck flocks and an order to partially halt poultry rearing to stop the virus, animal feed industry group SNIA said on Tuesday.
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For Amazon, Flex is a way to reduce delivery costs — a small part of the company's greater push toward profitability, which also involves culling unprofitable items from its website — while attempting to stick to its promise of two-day delivery for Prime subscribers, of which there are more than 100 million worldwide.
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But soulful tracks like moody album opener "My Trigger" venture into groovy funk melodies unheard on the group's earlier material, culling from their respective individual experiences working with the likes of Mark Ronson in the time since, a shift they embraced after the feedback loop of their own electropop backgrounds drove them to burnout.
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The overwhelming success of the Hero 7 Black — it was GoPro's fastest-selling camera ever — has helped put distance between the company and more unstable times, like the recall and ultimate demise of its first and only drone, Karma; multiple rounds of layoffs; and the growth and subsequent culling of a crowded product lineup.
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Butting heads with AT&T and Sony Corp, which also have started to provide live TV over the internet from channels found on cable television, the upstarts are culling up-to-the-minute data on viewing habits, device usage and even current events to show viewers what they want - maybe before they know themselves.
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The new partnership will let NXP make use of Cohda's V2X development algorithms, which will make it a lot easier for customers of both companies to use their technologies together to build in smart decision-making systems that involve culling data from infrastructure like traffic lights, radar detection and other vehicles around them, for instance.
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Economic historian Robert Allen less famously, more spectacularly proposed that the Black Death, by culling the human population and forcing "good farmland" back to pasture, led to three hundred years of fat, happy English ungulates; these animals' long, internationally competitive fleeces supported a high-wage textile economy that would incentivize replacing labor with technology.
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The material can threaten to be overwhelming at times, but Traister provides a thoughtful culling of history to help bridge the gap between, on the one hand, glib depictions of single womanhood largely focused on sexual escapades and, on the other, grave warnings that female independence will unravel the very fabric of the country.
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Though selective hunting hasn't begun yet, the plan has drawn fierce opposition from organizations like the World Wide Fund for Nature, which says that culling is not an efficient method of controlling the bear population and that the number of bears in the region has been inflated by those in favor of hunting them.
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Dyer says he fears that the government's ongoing policy of culling badgers — which he estimates cost around 103 million pounds ($7.2 million) last year based on Freedom of Information requests — in certain parts of the southwest of England as an attempted measure to tackle bovine TB encourages people to engage in illegal badger persecution.
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The colleges make efforts to open up access to low-income students while at the same time culling applications in ways that give an advantage to the very wealthy — from the persistence of legacy admissions to the back door reserved for young athletes who excel in sports that flourish in rarefied communities like lacrosse, squash, rowing and fencing.
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The secondary goal of the project is to elevate sharks' social standing among humans — a concern that is particularly relevant here in Australia, where shark attacks are often the subject of sensational headlines and there are frequent calls for culling, despite the fact that fatal attacks happen only once a year on average in the country.
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As recently as a few years ago, it was a process that relied on phone calls and meetings, coordinating up to 10 small businesses providing different things for one day, all the while culling through friends and family for invitations, making sure that the seating arrangements won't lead to fights, and having some fun, at some point.
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The prices leveled off in mid-March, however, and in many areas have declined in May, confounding anticipation of a rapid rise in pork prices after widespread culling.. That's because Beijing has rolled out new rules requiring slaughterhouses and processing plants to test for the African swine fever virus, slowing down business at many facilities and denting demand.
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"They're set up to be evergreen structures way beyond a single PM."See more: Billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller says there should be only '200 or 300' hedge funds, not thousands — and he expects a culling of the herdWhat remains unclear is exactly which fund managers will want their company to live on after they're done working.
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As the life spans of your things grow ever shorter, and you are increasingly overwhelmed, to paraphrase a Kate Atkinson character, by "the relentless culling and resolution that the material world demands," selling your stuff without having to leave home would seem to be an enchanting innovation and do much to dull the sting of an object's obsolescence.
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President Trump is set to unveil on Monday a new White House agency called the "Office of American Innovation," headed by his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, which will hold extensive powers to overhaul federal procedures and potentially privatize certain government responsibilities by culling ideas from the business community, according to a report in The Washington Post.
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For the seven other candidates in Houston — to say nothing of the more than a dozen others who have either dropped out or failed to qualify for this debate — the heightened testiness implied a determination to break through or deliver on their early promise as the campaign enters an unforgiving phase of field-culling and relevance-seeking.
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"With locals-only committees culling locals-only artists, the dangers of parochialism weren't lessened—they were magnified," Knight wrote, referring to Metro's practice of commissioning artwork from California-based artists for state-funded projects, or, in cases of federally funded projects, keeping the telephone calls, email blasts, and social media promotion limited to eyes in California.
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As the trade war enters its second year with no sign of a resolution, White Plains, New York-based Bunge and other grain traders are also navigating weather-reduced crops in the United States, a herd-culling hog disease in China that has slashed demand for soybeans and currency gyrations that have fueled uncertainty in top soymeal exporter Argentina and elsewhere.
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We follow EAZA's [European Association of Zoos and Aquaria] Code of Ethics and the Culling Statement, which are also reflected in the WAZA [World Association of Zoos and Aquariums] policy for the same issue … We are very transparent about this concept, both in our communication with our visiting guests and students, as well as in our communication with the media.
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If applied to the nation's current roster of states, the stringent measure would almost certainly result in a culling of membership: New York is out, thanks to the dealings of Governor Andrew Cuomo's former associates; Illinois elects a corrupt governor at least once a decade; North Carolina—with the Greg Lindberg scandal and the recent bout of election fraud—is easily gone.
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The added bonus, even for those who do not make the culling to eight finalists and then to the winner, is the audience with fashion's major players that the selection affords: the LVMH group's creative directors who will make the final choice, including Karl Lagerfeld, whose arrival occasioned the most extended deployment of flashes, but also the editors, retailers and megamodels on the selection committee that winnowed the initial 1,313 applications.
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Chris StewartChristopher (Chris) Douglas StewartFCC proposes new 3-digit suicide prevention hotline number GOP lawmaker's town hall erupts in shouting over mass shootings, Trump Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE (R-Utah) — a longtime and vocal proponent of culling wild horses to reduce population size — the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management (which oversees much of the land these animals inhabit) could launch a mass surgical sterilization program for stallions and mares.
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Among the proposals contained in the report are: • Ending the hunting ban • Allowing regular but limited elephant culling • Establishing elephant meat canning, including production of pet food and processing into other by-products • Developing a legal framework to enable the safari hunting industry to expand • Managing the elephant population within its historic range • Erecting human-wildlife conflict fences in key hotspots • Demarcating game ranches to serve as buffers between communal and wildlife areas.
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When those who said they wish at least some of the candidates would drop out were asked whether that meant most of the field, several candidates, or just one or two, about a quarter of likely in-person attendees said they want most of the field to drop out (27%), about half said they'd like "several" candidates to end their bids (47%), and just 5% said they were talking about culling the field by one or two.
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