First off, you need to fatten up your emergency fund.
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The goal: Use this to fatten up your own fringe.
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And they have limited time to fatten up before the callous Alaskan winter arrives.
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Bears will do what it takes to fatten up for the long, cold winter hibernation.
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Antibiotics are routinely given to animals to keep them healthy while they fatten up for slaughter.
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He should fatten up at home versus Green Bay and is the week's obvious top streamer.
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Feedlots, which fatten up cattle ahead of slaughter, have suffered through 15 straight months of red ink.
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These bears need to fatten up before hibernation each year in order to survive the difficult Alaskan winter.
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Farmers typically fatten up their pigs for slaughter prior to the holiday, when pork is in high demand.
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In winter, we need to fatten up, store up energy, and feel cozy and soft in our own skin.
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It also include agricultural use: antibiotics are used regularly on farms to ward off disease and fatten up livestock.
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So, now's as good a time as any to join their ranks (not to mention fatten up your paycheck).
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To prepare for their journeys, birds fatten up big time, perhaps doubling their weight, essentially turning themselves into feathered batteries.
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Farmers have typically used the drugs in three ways: to treat sick animals, to prevent infections, and to fatten up animals.
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Brown bears fatten up during Alaska's summer months in order to make it through hibernation during the long, dark, and cold winters.
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Farmers and livestock pastoralists will find less grass in high meadows in summer to fatten up cows to produce milk for cheese.
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This is especially important during hibernation: They don't have to fatten up like bears or find warm hide-outs like conventional mice and rats.
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However, I believe it is different this time as the Fed has had many additional years to fatten up investors for this ensuing starvation.
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That scale and style is a departure from a true ransomware attack, which holds machines and data hostage in order to fatten up an attacker's bitcoin wallet.
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Their main function is to make the broilers fatten up more quickly or to act as a prophylactic against the cramped conditions in which they are raised.
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Then, it's just Miller and some of the fattest bears on the planet, consuming copious amounts of salmon as they fatten up for winter's long, callous hibernation.
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They had considered, and were unable to agree on, more sweeping and pricey changes, including a push by Democrats to fatten up breaks for low-income people.
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According to CNN, the dish is prepared by force-feeding the animal in order to fatten up its liver, which many see as a form of animal cruelty.
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Once known for low-end fare designed to fatten up low-end tourists for the casino's killing floors, Las Vegas's buffets have lately upped their food game considerably.
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The IVE value ETF is expected to post earnings growth in fiscal 2018 more than double that of a year earlier as tax cuts fatten up the bottom line.
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A big player in shokuyoku is the category of aozakana (blue fish) and hikkarimono (shiny silver fish), which fatten up at this time of year to spawn their next generation.
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For the next few months brown bears will wolf down copious amounts of salmon as they fatten up, some in extreme ways, in preparation for the winter's long, callous hibernation.
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In beef production, the privately held companies that fatten up cattle on feedlots, are seeing record profits for 2017, according to Jim Robb, an analyst at the Livestock Marketing Information Center.
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Whitebark pine nuts, once critical for helping bears fatten up for hibernation in the fall, are disappearing fast thanks to outbreaks of bark beetles killing the trees that provide this food.
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When Bobby scoops up the boys in the middle of the night and drives them off to fatten up on milkshakes, he's not just following his own initiative, but defying Lara's.
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It takes a lot of corn to fatten up these animals: Yuma County is the nation's No. 2 corn producer, but still needs to import corn from adjoining areas states for feed.
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The young people in the audience on Monday laughed the loudest during the final scene, when the witch, whipping together a concoction to fatten up Hansel for baking, made a colossal mess.
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Groundhogs hibernate, meaning that after they eat a whole lot to fatten up, they spend much of the year sleeping, explained Roelof Hut, assistant professor at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands.
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This means that antibiotics, used to fatten up animals raised in industrial farming operations, may be ending up in our bodies where they could potentially alter or harm the microbes in our gut.
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Close to 35 percent of Canada's birds use high mountains for migration stopovers to fatten up before flying on, the report states, and a quarter of those birds are on national conservation lists.
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Given the choppiness on stock markets with wide ranges but slim overall returns, combined with a low yield environment globally - staying around for summer to fatten up portfolio gains seems like an appealing prospect.
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Cheap grains are also boosting profits for companies that fatten up cattle before slaughter and even for the big meat processors, such as Cargill, which buy the animals but not the grain to feed them.
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If Wall Street's bears are going to fatten up at all before this year is through, they will probably have to capitalize within the next few weeks on hunting opportunities that suddenly seem more plentiful.
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For years, the division was a place for Peyton Manning to fatten up his record, and its ongoing mediocrity may be the only reason that Jeff Fisher isn't already the losingest coach in NFL history.
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Khloe reveals True's yet to taste any kind of unnatural sugars ... but she's got to watch her back around Kris because granny wants to fatten up the 1-year-old with all sorts of sweets.
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They scoured the Black Country in the Midlands, where families would traditionally fatten up a "tunky pig," slaughter it for its meat at Christmas, and then deep-fry the fatty skin so that nothing was wasted.
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"Grass-fed" also doesn't necessarily mean "grass-finished" (those that are fed grass up until the day they're killed); sometimes, to fatten up cows before slaughter, producers feed them grain, although the USDA claims not to allow this.
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In the guidance issued in 2014 and 2015, the Treasury nibbled around the edges, shutting down the ability of companies to "skinny down" the United States entity or "fatten up" the foreign acquirer to clear the statutory hurdles.
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They endure all this because the rewards outweigh the risks: The herds can fatten up on green grass in the high country all summer, then shelter all winter in the valleys and on the plains, away from the deep mountain snow.
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The voting for Fat Bear Week in Katmai National Park — where bears are blessed with a copious supply of sockeye salmon that allows them to fatten up tremendously before hibernating — has opened up, and there are two matches in play on Wednesday.
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But if domestic yields end up pushing even higher and/or South America churns out a big crop early next year, U.S. soybean supply could fatten up very quickly and double-digit soybean future prices could be a thing of the past.
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They'd fatten up over several years and while many fed human and animal hunters, millions would swim back upstream to cooler river waters to spawn the next generation, again providing nutrition and nutrients along the way to bears and eagles and also to the forests.
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This time the publicly listed German "startup factory" and investor is selling Foodpanda to its much larger rival Delivery Hero, of which it also holds a significant stake — a move that should help fatten up Delivery Hero a little more for a long-rumored planned IPO of its own.
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In late August and September the bats feed on cranefly, to fatten up before hibernation. Breeding females depend on beetles from April until June, and moths from June to August. The greater horseshoe bat leaves its roost at dusk. Its flying is made up of slow, fluttering travel with short glides, normally between 0.3 and 6 metres above the ground.
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The plot revolves around a young livestock pig, won at a fair by a local sheep farmer named Farmer Hogget. He has no use for pigs, so his wife intends to fatten up the "little porker" for Christmas dinner. In unfamiliar surroundings the little piglet is scared. However he meets Fly the sheepdog, who takes pity on him and comforts him.
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The masked shrike feeds mainly on large insects, although other arthropods and small vertebrates are also caught. Shrikes fatten up before migration, but to a lesser extent than other passerines because they can feed on the way, sometimes taking other tired migrants.Lefranc & Worfolk (1997) p. 20. Despite its relatively small size, the masked shrike has been recorded as killing species such as lesser whitethroat and little swift.
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The Stooges are trainers for the boxer Chopper Kane (Richard Wessel). Their boss, Big Mike (Frank Sully), a mean-spirited prankster and mobster bets on Chopper's opponent, Gorilla Watson. He then tells the boys (after they bet all their money on the Chopper) to make the Chopper throw the fight or else. The Stooges try to fatten up their boxer so he will lose against Watson.
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Feng Teng (Hans Zhang) is a rich heir and the president of a giant conglomerate. He has a younger sister, Feng Yue, with a very rare blood type. Therefore, he recruits Shan Shan (Zhao Liying), who shares the same blood type as Feng Yue, into the company to be a blood donor. Interesting anecdotes occur when Feng Teng intentionally tries to fatten up Shan Shan, who loves eating.
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It was estimated in 2014 that over 80% of the world's antibiotic use was on farms.cbc.ca: "Health Canada's quiet move to end use of antibiotics to fatten up animals", 09/07/2014 Coccidiosis in fowl had evolved increased tolerance to the antibiotic feed.globalnews.ca: "Medicating meat: What's Canada's plan for animal antibiotics?", 08/06/2014 The WHO warned in April 2014 that farm use was a contributor to superbugs in humans.
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Birds begin leaving Africa in late February, fatten up at wetlands before and probably after crossing the Sahara, and arrive in Europe from March onwards. Unlike other members of the Acrocephalus genus, the sedge warbler's range stretches from the Arctic to mid-latitudes. It is adapted to cool, cloudy and moist conditions. Though it is often found in wetlands, it can breed 500 metres or more away from water.
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The West Wing, Episode 4.20: Evidence of Things Not Seen. Original airdate: April 23, 2003. After graduating from Georgetown, Charlie is forced to make good on a promise he made to the President to move on and leave his job as the President's bodyman once he graduated, as Bartlet says to Charlie "Let's fatten up that résumé." Charlie finds it hard to leave the White House and begins passing his résumé around the West Wing.
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Bedard's 1998 book, Sitting Ducks () has the plot that alligators hatch ducks in a "duck factory", then send them to Ducktown, where the ducks live an idyllic life, encouraged by billboards to fatten up. The alligators presumably eat the ducks once they are fat. One duck is befriended by an alligator, who lets him know that if only the Ducktown residents wouldn't get fat, they could fly away and avoid being eaten.
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When breeding is over, the black-necked grebe usually partakes in a moult migration to saline lakes. It especially prefers lakes with large numbers of invertebrate prey, so it can fatten up while moulting and before going on its winter migration. Some birds, although, moult when on the breeding grounds, but most do not moult until the end of the moult migration. This migration is dangerous, with hundreds and sometimes thousands of birds being killed by snowstorms when traveling to places such as Mono Lake.
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Each year eels gathered at a particular place where the salt water meets the freshwater to "lie down" and fatten up for their journey north to the Coral Sea to spawn. During this time the eels made a significant contribution to the Burramattagal diet. Women fished from boats and men speared fish from the riverbanks or hunted possum in the woodland areas and yam and fruits were gathered from the land. Grass seeds were collected and crushed on stones and later processed into a dough for cooking.
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The nuts develop through late summer, with the burrs opening and falling to the ground near the first fall frost. The American chestnut was a very important tree for wildlife, providing much of the fall mast for species such as white-tailed deer and wild turkey and, formerly, the passenger pigeon. Black bears were also known to eat the nuts to fatten up for the winter. The American chestnut also contains more nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and magnesium in its leaves when compared to other trees that share its habitat.
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Hekat witnesses love for the first time, Abajai treats her as a human, until she realizes too late, to him she is just a slave; cattle that Abajai would fatten up to sell to Raklion, the warlord of Et-Raklion. A pretty slave that would fetch a good price from Raklion; a singing, dancing, educated courtesan. Heartbroken, Hekat runs and joins Et-Raklion Warlord's army through the help of the nameless god, and pity to those who stand in her way, because Hekat will not be tamed. Hekat will be slave to no man.
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Young mainly uses Marshall 1959 100 watt Super Lead Plexi heads and model 1960 AX and BX 4x12 cabinets with Celestion G12-65 speakers. Later amplifiers included Marshall JMP 2203 and most recently, Wizard Amplifiers. Early wireless systems, the Schaffer-Vega Diversity System that he would begin using in 1977, was also used as a compressor and a booster in his signal to "fatten up" his tone. Ever since adding it to his rig, it was used on several albums in the studio for chosen rhythm guitar tracks and all lead guitar tracks.
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They later sold their lease to George Tinline. The White brothers are here mis-spelled "Whyte". At Booyoolee station, which included some of the best land on the Rocky River, near Mount Remarkable and Gladstone, H. B. Hughes with his brother, who later retired, bred cattle, sheep and horses. He went further north, and founded Nockatunga station on Wilson's River, near Cooper's Creek in Queensland, near the SA/NSW border, from where he drove mobs of cattle to his lucerne paddocks in Netley to fatten up for the Adelaide market.
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Or, if a smith needed to put a 90-degree bend in a bar and wanted a sharp corner on the outside of the bend, they would begin by hammering an unsupported end to make the curved bend. Then, to "fatten up" the outside radius of the bend, one or both arms of the bend would need to be pushed back to fill the outer radius of the curve. So they would hammer the ends of the stock down into the bend, 'upsetting' it at the point of the bend. They would then dress the bend by drawing the sides of the bend to keep the correct thickness.
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However, it had no voltage controlled filter (VCF), voltage controlled amplifier (VCA) or envelope generator (EG or ADSR). When used with other ARP synths to "fatten up" their sounds, the Little Brother's audio output had to be patched into the external audio input of its companion synthesizer, essentially adding an extra VCO and LFO to the system. It was commonly sold with the ARP Axxe, and was given away for free with the purchase of an ARP Odyssey during a summer 1976 promotion. However, it could be used with any analog synthesizer that had the necessary 1v/octave CV output and external audio input connections.
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The Alchemaster's Apprentice is a reworking of the novella Spiegel, das Kätzchen (Mirror, the Little Cat) by Gottfried Keller. The names in the German original are only lightly transformed: Keller's novel features the alchemist and Hexenmeister (witch master) Pineiß, living in the town of Seldwyla, while Moers' novel features the Schrecksenmeister Eißpin, who lives in Sledwaya. Keller's work also features a contract in which the alchemist is to fatten up the cat in return for its fat, but in the original the cat escapes by tricking him into marrying the town's witch. The novel features two afterwords: one by the Zamonian writer Optimus Yarnspinner, in which he explains that he is reworking a story named "Echo the Crat" which is originally by 'Gofid Letterkerl' (an anagram of Gottfried Keller), because Letterkerl's style makes his works inaccessible to modern readers.
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