While cooking, we grooved to reggae or hip-hop songs peppered with religious lyrics: Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna / Krishna Hare, Krishna Hare / Hare Rama, Hare Rama / Rama Hare, Rama Hare.
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Soon a group of musicians on a small stage began serenading the worshippers with a familiar, hypnotic chant: Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna/ Krishna Krishna, Hare Hare / Hare Rama, Hare Rama / Rama Rama, Hare Hare Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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For instance, one person recreated Hans Hoffmann "A Hare in the Forest" (20209) by replacing the hare with his dog.
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For those who are curious, Jugged HARE involves stewing an entire hare for an extended period in a casserole or earthenware container.
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A police officer in the suburb texted a photo of Ringo to Randy Hare, a dog trainer in Jackson, Mr. Hare said in an interview on Monday.
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There's no smoke and mirrors, there's no pulling wool over people's eyes—you order hare and bacon and mash and you get hare and bacon and mash.
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It has mostly been clued to the Aesopian fable about the tortoise and the HARE, but in this puzzle it is clued as HARE Krishna, the religious movement. 10D.
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For the Danes, it's an ideal accompaniment to braised hare.
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"It's like Hare Krishna or something like that," he said.
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Skinheads shared space uneasily with Hare Krishnas and drag queens.
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The March Hare was voiced by Welsh actor Paul Whitehouse.
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Consider the comeuppance that awaited that same fable's haughty hare.
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He's killed a hare, a fox, and, once, a deer.
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Mr. Hare crashed into one of the protesters, hurling punches.
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At the center of a blank page, she wrote: Hare.
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Bridget Marquardt's good looks are a hare above the rest!
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"The government claims it has reduced emissions," Mr. Hare said.
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She had some intriguing results on Dognition, Dr. Hare said.
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It's not a sickly hare," he told "Squawk on the Street.
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We've all heard the story of the tortoise and the hare.
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We all know Aesop's fable about the tortoise and the hare.
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She plays the steady tortoise to his more flashy hare. Mrs.
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Does the hare make the same mistakes as his foolhardy ancestor?
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Fortunately, taking your site from "tortoise" to "hare" is relatively simple.
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The hormone, called oxytocin, can make us feel good, said Hare.
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He refers time and again to the tortoise and the hare.
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Currently, the hare is only mismatched by a week or two.
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Leah McGowen-Hare is the VP of Trailhead evangelism at Salesforce.
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If canister warmers are the hare, rack warmers are the turtle.
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Klonick likens the Pinterest story to The Tortoise and The Hare.
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"They were in the model shop and Manson got into a religious argument with a Hare Krishna, and the Hare Krishna poured lighter fluid on him and lit him up," Kay says about the Vacaville assault.
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Mr Hare estimates that this time it could be more than £100m.
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They sat on the floor eating hare soup and musk oxen meat.
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The company's mascot is a tortoise (leaving unspoken who the hare is).
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Like the Aesop fable, the German tortoise could overtake the Tesla hare.
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" He continues, "And I haven't checked out the Hare Krishna single yet.
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This is a nice, fresh (to the Times Crossword) clue for HARE.
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For now, Mr. Hare said, he was focused on looking after Ringo.
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Leah Pence, the founder of Another Wild Hare event planning company agreed.
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Hare pointed out that Walgreens also still has the FDA tobacco overhang.
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Where evolution was previously thought to take millions of years, scientists now think an animal like the hare could adapt in five to 10 generations, especially if those parts of the hare population which are more adaptable are protected.
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Johan the hare also finds himself in another world, but not by choice.
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At this time, it is not clear if Ringo still remains with Hare.
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Neither Hare nor the Jackson Police Department responded to PEOPLE's request for comment.
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From Harvey to Judy Hopps, these bunnies are a hare above the rest.
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Another impressive mover, albeit more of a tortoise than a hare, is Portugal.
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There were indeed solutions in the past; hare-brained ones, but solutions nonetheless.
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LSD and other psychedelics, orgy, dancing (the New Sufi and the Hare Krishna),
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Here's a groaner for you: The greyhound stopped to get a hare cut.
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As the hare wakes, the tortoise is crossing the finish line and wins.
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On Eco Yoga Park's website, the words Hare and Krishna are conspicuously absent.
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In the Hare Krishna kitchen, questions like Why is my breakfast porridge brown?
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If I lived here, I'd be a Hare Krishna, it's so goddamn peaceful.
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"Dear BBC—after Collateral, please stop funding David Hare," hooted a Telegraph headline.
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Their closest living cousins could be the banded hare-wallaby, or Lagorchestes fasciatus.
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The March Hare, the Mad Hatter, the Cheshire Cat—they all really exist.
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Kirtan has long been sung at the Hare Krishna Temple in Culver City.
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The Mad Hatter was an evil scientist who experimented on the March Hare.
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"I'm much more the tortoise than the hare," Turrell said the other day.
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"I love you right up to the moon," Little Nutbrown Hare finally declares.
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And all this time we thought Aesop was some dumb punk making up BS. As it turns out, the Ancient Greek storyteller credited with the tale of The Tortoise and The Hare had a pretty decent fan theory about what would happen if a tortoise raced a hare: the tortoise would win, slowly and steadily, while the hare would bounce around like a freaking idiot and get embarrassed.
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"Congresswoman McSally crossed the line with that desperate attack," said campaign spokeswoman Helen Hare.
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Not even the classic "Tortoise and the Hare" story is safe in this movie.
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Among them was an ivory netsuke of a trembling hare with amber-inlaid eyes.
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Two days later, the village enjoyed some tasty hare soup during a birthday celebration.
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Auburn won 24-153 on homecoming Saturday at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala.
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Stephanie Hare holds a PhD in International History from the London School of Economics.
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The hare bolts out to a quick lead, but stops to take a nap.
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"The Hare with Amber Eyes," Edmund de Waal A true story, which I love.
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A light copper — like a hare, or pine needles drying out on the ground.
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His favorite episode to film was the one centered on the Hare Moon celebration
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Moose, hare and beaver have a subtle difference in taste, but all are sublime.
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In court, both Hare and Kinsman reportedly apologized for their roles in the assault.
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" The British playwright David Hare asserts: "In my opinion, 'Carnal Knowledge' is Mike's masterpiece.
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Hare, the campaign spokeswoman, said Sinema was unaware of Farias' views at the time.
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CNN's Gabriela Milan, Mercedes Leguizamon, Breeanna Hare and Lisa Rose contributed to this report.
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The Hare Krishna Society was not mentioned in the paperwork when the building was purchased in 1982, because some members of Congregation Mount Sinai, the synagogue that owned the property, had concerns over selling the building to Hare Krishnas, said Mr. Walker.
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The children made nests for the hare, which would then lay colored eggs in them.
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Melissa McCarthy chose quite the hare-raising ensemble as she presented at the 2019 Oscars.
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It's a giant black sea slug known as a sea hare and it's freaking monstrous.
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If you're ever face to face with a wild hare, it's quite a strange experience.
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Now U.S. production is declining and global inventories hare starting to decline along with it.
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Chevy Humphrey is The Hazel A. Hare president and CEO of the Arizona Science Center.
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Hare was hit with additional charges of gang assault and criminal possession of a weapon.
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The fractured Brooklyn congregation has led to the formation of many smaller Hare Krishna groups.
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"We're really good at realizing when other individuals could benefit from something," said Dr. Hare.
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Hare told Reuters that it was too early to say that global emissions were peaking.
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In Philly, Hare moves her hand in a hypnotic vat of indigo pulp-swirled water.
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Creator: Meomi design 2014 Sochi, Russia Names: The Hare, the Polar Bear and the Leopard Following a national and international contest that received over 24,000 drawings in total, the Hare, the Polar Bear and the Leopard represented the three places on the Olympic podium.
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Similar to the success of "Hare Hare", the character single Suzumiya Haruhi no Tsumeawase—coupling "God Knows" along with second ENOZ single "Lost My Music"—would also hit top five on the ORICON charts, going on to sit on the chart for over 100 weeks.
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Here's a tortoise racing a hare on the internet, as nature and Tim Berners-Lee intended.
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Worshipers gather to pray in the Bhaktivedanta Manor Hare Krishna Temple during Diwali celebrations on Oct.
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According to Hare, there were about six people at a 2008 international symposium about glacial archaeology.
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Using a series of scientifically designed cognitive games, Hare is amassing new data on dog behavior.
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The Peshmerga, who hare seasoned fighters, know how to make themselves at home on the front.
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She testified at her trial that one of her many talents was turning into a hare.
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Most important, Aesop's annoying morality tale about the tortoise and the hare is a filthy lie.
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Munger used the fable of the tortoise and the hare to demonstrate how unreliable people fare.
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A viral video posted by his wife Bryanna Hare showed the couple confronting the restaurant manager.
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A viral video posted by his wife, Bryanna Hare, showed the couple confronting the restaurant manager.
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"The MPC should 'look through' this and keep rates on hold," said HSBC economist Chris Hare.
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Authority. It would be a hare-brained plan even if it weren't for the cloud of
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It's home to James Baldwin and Sonia Sotomayor, and those Hare Krishnas at the Roosevelt station.
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The officer did not answer any of his questions and then hung up, Mr. Hare said.
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Written by David Hare, the movie opens around 1961, after Rudy has defected to the West.
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Facial recognition "has a track record of misidentifying people of color, women and kids," Hare said.
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While the hare might be associated with lust, it could also represent chastity and virgin birth.
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"How to Explain Pictures to a Dead Hare" would become one of Beuys's best known actions.
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Paul Hare, a former British ambassador to Cuba, sees Russia's renewed interest in Cuba as geostrategic.
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To me, it's like the tortoise and the hare fairy tale when we were growing up.
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The hare inevitably gets kind of tired and lies down, and the tortoise just keeps going.
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Spirituality and Eastern philosophy literally found him, when a Hare Krishna stopped him on the street.
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Just days after competing in a grueling ski race, the younger sister of Princess Kate showed off her sporty side once again while participating in the "Hare and Tortoise Walk" to raise money for the Mary Hare School for Deaf Children in Berkshire, U.K., on Wednesday.
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The user points out that Ford checks off a lot of boxes on the Hare psychopathy checklist.
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Middleton is an ambassador for charities including the Mary Hare School and the British Heart Foundation. 8.
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The Bhaktivedanta Manor was donated to the Hare Krishna movement in 1973 by Beatles guitarist George Harrison.
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Cover: Maxwell Hare, left, and John Kinsman, arrive at court, Wednesday, July 31, 2019 in New York.
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John Hare: What's inside a camel's hump is fat, and a lot of people think it's water.
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Sam Burnett, owner and creative director of London salon Hare & Bone, is here to clue me in.
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"There is no other species on the planet that has come close to doing that," said Hare.
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In The Hare with Amber Eyes he traces the story of his family's collection of Japanese netsuke.
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Hare Squead are currently in the middle of supporting Dua Lipa on her sold out European tour.
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In the rehearsal room, David Hare watched a chaotic first run as if Armageddon were being revealed.
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It was a hot summer day and I was lying in a cornfield and a hare appeared.
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But diplomats say the sides hare having to wrestle with a conflict that has changed and fractured.
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So, like the tortoise and the hare, it's a race between a drone and a cargo ship.
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John Hare: What's inside a camel's hump is fat, and a lot of people think it's water.
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That is a tortoise's pace measured against the far more hare-like S&P 500 Growth index .
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At least for now, there's not really a scientific answer that would explain Polo's actions, Hare said.
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As a result, prosecutors did not charge Kinsman and Hare with assault, which requires evidence of injury.
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The March Hare, the Mad Hatter, the Cheshire Cat, the Playing Card soldiers—they all really exist.
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The lumbering state-owned sector, by comparison, was the proverbial turtle in a race against the hare.
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Mr. Hare said he did not train those dogs and would not work with the department again.
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Speaking to Israelis and Palestinians, Hare reflects on the wall from political, philosophical, historical and aesthetic angles.
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"It needs to be treated in the same way that your DNA would be," Hare told CNBC.
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Hare said that the issue was so severe that it could result in a "landmark" court case.
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As Mr. Hare charged, one protester threw a plastic bottle that sailed past him, the video showed.
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"We do not sell pollock through our food service channels," says Dan Hare, a spokesman for Conagra.
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On Dognition, in areas of inference and memory, Chaser unsurprisingly scored off the charts, Dr. Hare said.
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You can't afford to be the tortoise today, because the hare isn't taking a nap anytime soon.
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The history of why, exactly, German Protestants came to associate Easter with a magical hare is somewhat murky.
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"It wasn't a big surprise to dog lovers that dogs use gestures and they're amazing communicators," Hare said.
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The two companies will also hare technologies and work to expand their presence in developed and emerging markets.
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The two men mix it up for 20073 hard rounds, Ali's hare versus Frazier's tortoise, hopper versus plodder.
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Species to be re-introduced include rock wallabies, smaller Rufous-hare wallabies and the rodent-like burrowing bettong.
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It drips with humour and politics, railing against the British Empire, airport security, Hare Krishnas, and Donald Trump.
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"Gay marriage has just gone through," David Hare said one night, visiting my dressing room before the show.
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The pineapple did not move, the hare won the race and all the forest animals ate the pineapple.
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At the start of the race, the hare is so far ahead, he decides to take a nap.
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"Dogs have basically hijacked this pathway that was meant to be between us and our kids," Hare said.
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Hare can then be seen charging the protesters, leading one to throw a plastic bottle in his direction.
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Maeri Ferguson, a spokeswoman for the parks department, repeated a passage from the website about the March Hare.
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Mostly pig, of course, but also beef, moose, bear, hare, beaver, reindeer, venison… Can't say I've had beaver.
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Bill Hare, Climate Analytics' chief executive officer, warned southern Asia was heading towards huge growth in its emissions.
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"We're the tortoise to contemporary art's hare," said Johnny Van Haeften, a London-based dealer in old masters.
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" Hare called the ad a "false attack on Kyrsten's clear record of standing up for women and children.
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In 234, statues of Sullivan, Jackson and Newton were unveiled in front Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn's home stadium.
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In England, jugged hare hinges on a successful amalgamation of blood and Port, again added at the end.
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Like felt and fat, the hare would often recur in Beuys's works as a symbol of spiritual incarnation.
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"I think what's kept people playing Sensible Soccer is that immediacy," Hare told me, back in November 2015.
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Take this tortoise named Wamba who's somehow become best buddies with a tiny "hare" in their short time together.
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Hare and Kinsman were convicted in August on charges of rioting, attempted assault, and attempted gang assault in August.
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A New York jury found Hare and Kinsman guilty of attempted gang assault, riot and attempted assault in August.
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"[The] simple answer is that I got Spotify Premium finally and that made it a lot easier," says Hare.
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The failure of that plan to alleviate hunger suggests to many Venezuelans that this one, too, is hare-brained.
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The study confirms conclusions of many other studies, said Bill Hare, director and senior scientists of nonprofit Climate Analytics.
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Throughout the race, Middleton was joined by a group of runners – including a costumed hare, not far behind her.
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You hold the key to continued dominance over your flashy rival, as surely as the tortoise overtook the hare.
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The United States used to fill that role as a sheep herder, said Hare, but is noticeably absent here.
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Sinema's campaign spokeswoman, Helen Hare, called the video a "ridiculous" effort by McSally to lash out at her opponent.
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To Danes, it's something you stuff with braised hare; and to Homer Simpson, a drool-inducing way of life.
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Robert Ryan was 17-years-old when he was first introduced to Hare Krishna on a New Jersey boardwalk.
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Mr. Hare said he called Officer Ellis this month and confronted him about why he placed Ringo for adoption.
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Later I found a postcard of a hare leaping across a drainage channel and sent it to my niece.
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It was the Hare Krishna, with a previously unmentioned boyfriend wearing a saffron-colored robe, carrying four large sacks.
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"The same species that will not help you get food will help you get an object," said Dr. Hare.
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The eminent playwrights Michael Frayn and David Hare, among others, have done their best to domesticate this shaggy behemoth.
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But the plane hit a hare on the runway, prompting it to turn back and land just after takeoff.
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On Tuesday, Hare and Kinsman were sentenced to four years in prison and five years of post-release supervision.
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John Kinsman, 40, and Maxwell Hare, 26, will face additional charges of gang assault and criminal possession of a weapon.
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Tituba is typically portrayed as a hare-brained storyteller, her sensational confession filled with the cast of a fairy tale.
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Based on video, they concluded that Kinsman was the most violent of the group, and Hare threw the first punches.
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His descriptions of developing new work with Alan Bennett, Sir David Hare, Sir Tom Stoppard and Mike Leigh are incisive.
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Dr Hare and his colleagues took 43 men and 51 women, all of them straight, and gave them two tasks.
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I trigger the 1959 model's accelerator and the car zips forward, utterly silent, outpacing the hare in a hot second.
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First, the very setup of a slow-and-steady tortoise versus a fast-and-scattered hare is a false dichotomy.
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David Hare is, of course, a playwright, so the neatness of Collateral shouldn't come as too much of a surprise.
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The Beatles' record label released a Hare Krishna single, and George Harrison wrote "My Sweet Lord" under the group's influence.
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"This is yet another ridiculous and desperate attack from Congresswoman McSally and her Washington allies," Hare said in an email.
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Alice Hare, the 23-year-old narrator, relates the agony of waiting to be granted access to a private account.
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Structurally, the film is all chop and change, with Hare and Fiennes tacking back and forth across Nureyev's early years.
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The challenge for Quibi, according to Hare, is whether or not it can stand out among all of the options.
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Consider the snowshoe hare, whose fur coat has evolved to change from brown to white during the winter for camouflage.
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He had shown up in town unexpectedly in his R.V. The Hare Krishna and her boyfriend emerged from the basement.
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Members of Antifa were outside of the venue protesting when Hare and Kinsman taunted and threatened them, the release said.
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On that day, though, Mr. Charles was particularly excited about arctic hare; 30 had just been dropped off that morning.
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"It's the tortoise and the hare, man," said Shamus Babcock, who volunteers to help Ms. Holder with snacks and drinks.
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The notion that you're either a "slow and steady" tortoise or a "fast and reckless" hare is a false choice.
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"I am confident to say that I believe there is a link between rural crime and hare coursing," he said.
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Within this artist's collection, there are a series of sculpted pies, a urinal, a hare, and even a bloodied tampon.
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LSU has won eight of the past 11 meetings with Auburn, although the three setbacks all came at Jordan-Hare Stadium.
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Torrential rain and fierce lightning at Jordan-Hare Stadium led to a delay with 4:27 left in the second quarter.
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More, Rodriguez cited Morgan Hare, the co-founder of Hester Street Collective, and his being partner at Leroy Street Studio Architecture.
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"Asking which species is smarter is like asking if a hammer is a better tool than a screwdriver," Hare told PBS.
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With the Hare formula especially, the large third-party vote eats into the top two candidates, which further prevents a majority.
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Hare, for example, has recovered arrows decorated with feathers and tied with animal sinew, and even some of its original color.
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" Jahale Jureidini, brand ambassador for Mr Hare "I'd play it safe, so I'd probably wear skinny jeans and an oversized jumper.
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Chris Hare, an economist with HSBC, said he expected only a slight pick-up which would point to anaemic underlying growth.
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A hunter named Ilannguaq returns from a hunt wearing warm bearskin pants and sealskin and hare fur for shoes and gloves.
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Fans and collectors can expect the opening bids to be anywhere from $100 to $10,000 depending on the item, said Hare.
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Bill Hare, head of the Climate Analytics think-tank, said they may remain at current levels by 2030 with Trump's policies.
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"If at that moment we can't see progress then people can legitimately ask what is going on with this," Hare said.
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The jury found John Kinsman and Maxwell Hare guilty of attempted gang assault, riot and attempted assault, according to the newspaper.
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Based on what they've learned at the site, these people, including the Ancient Beringians, hunted bison, elk, hare, squirrels and birds.
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Dr. Hare said the study should also serve as a reminder that humans respond involuntarily to the actions of their pets.
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Who can forget Ilie Nastase pulling down his pants and mooning the chair umpire Charles Hare in Palm Springs in 1976?
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Chauncy Hare Townshend's 234 gift of 2000 colored gemstone rings to Beyoncé's gift last year of a Glenn Spiro butterfly ring.
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Then, Mr. Hare charged the leftists, and a protester threw a plastic water bottle, which sailed past him, the video shows.
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The Hare Krishna movement was founded in the park in the 1960s, and I am always inspired when I'm in there.
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People came in sizable numbers because they wanted to see Mike Nichols act, directed by another director, his friend David Hare.
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Chris Hare, an economist with HSBC, said he expected only a slight pick-up which would point to anemic underlying growth.
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Meanwhile, Hare said he is looking after Ringo, adding that he has already started joining him helping train other police dogs.
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Chris Hare, an economist with Investec, said the figures might suggest that a lot of the economic slowdown derives from concerns around the referendum, something which could lift quickly if the country votes to stay in the 28-nation EU. "But the downside risk is that more of the slowdown relates to underlying weakness," Hare said.
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An early 1800s essayist, William Cobbett, wrote a parable about using a malodorous fish as a distraction as a child, to throw hounds off the scent of a hare; the fish was gossip, the hounds reporters, and the lucky hare represented rampant corruption and all those massive, serious issues that somehow just hop away into the fields.
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Hareport update: rescued hare Emma safe, warm and well this morning with Lou, one half of the K9 team who found her.
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Dr. Nathaniel Hare, an allergist at the UPMC Susquehanna Health Allergy Clinic in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, believes e-consults could become quite popular.
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" As Elon Musk pushed forward with very public fits and starts, Bezos advised his team, "Be the tortoise and not the hare.
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And unlike the race between the tortoise and the hare, they can both triumph — as can, one hopes, Richard Branson and others.
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"You learn about your dog just like I learned about my dog, and everybody has a great time being surprised," Hare said.
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She was offered the part by David Hare but was worried he wouldn't want her when he found out she was pregnant.
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And while this is female-specific, Hare said "we designed this program with all underrepresented minorities in mind — particularly women of color."
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Sage Group rallied 3 percent as investors welcomed news the software company's finance chief Steve Hare will take over as chief executive.
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"We expect a surge of ratifications around the U.N. Climate week later in September," said Bill Hare, chief executive of Climate Analytics.
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In the shadow of mammoth Jordan-Hare Stadium, bands played in the university green space, which was encompassed in metal police barricades.
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"Mary Hare School is a wonderful place, and I am constantly inspired by its staff, and especially by its children," Pippa says.
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Hobart said the hare arrived in Chicago in apparent good condition and was seen moving around his kennel some 35 minutes later.
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Tale as old as time, songs as old as rhyme — no, it's not Beauty and the Beast, it's Tortoise and the Hare.
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Tender, rare hare was served with a purée of blood sausage: an appealing variant on blood-based sauces traditional in game cooking.
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In the hours that pass that afternoon, evidence of visitors appears: footprints in the snow of hare, shrews and an Arctic fox.
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I also love the clue for HARE and wouldn't mind at all if Deb posted a Bugs Bunny video on the blog.
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Here is another: Which animal is on the "Alice in Wonderland" statue in Central Park, the March Hare or the White Rabbit?
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A Silver rabbit, Daffodil looked more like a wild hare than any domestic bunny I'd ever seen, and I was instantly smitten.
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A much younger Mr. Hopkins took on the challenging part in a 1986 production at London's National Theater, directed by David Hare.
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Every now and then, people arrived to build tent-like structures, fish for salmon, and hunt for hare and other small game.
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Mr. Hare had trained Ringo and another dog, a German shepherd named Alpha, for the Jackson Police Department about a decade ago.
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Hare wanted to show "the sheer dedication needed to work at the level Nureyev worked at," he said in a telephone interview.
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"Hurricane Sandy hit right in the middle of construction, and there was no land underneath it for a while," Mr. Hare said.
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I made a chicken, a beef filet and, remembering that the Hare Krishna was vegan, I prepared some kind of chickpea thing.
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Hare and Kinsman were part of a group of Proud Boys members who attacked the Antifa members, the district attorney's office said.
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An Aer Lingus plane was forced to turn around and land back in Dublin Airport after it hit a hare on takeoff.
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From taxidermy to antique dolls, visiting Candace Frazee and Steve Lubanski's 34,000-item menagerie of 🐇 regalia is a hare-raising experience.
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The bird protection organization has been gradually relocating to Sicily the hare colonies that have proliferated on the island in recent decades.
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Although Frecon might be considered the tortoise to Marden's hare, she has slowly and patiently moved into a territory that is recognizably hers.
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A tiny baby hare was spotted by a K-9 team Saturday at Dublin Airport, hopping around the snow and looking for shelter.
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The first is the Hare greatest remainder formula, which allocates fractional seats (or electoral votes) to the parties with the largest such fractions.
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Located next to Hare Krishna Temple in Culver City, the museum features dioramas depicting the Bhagavad-Gita, the 2,000-year-old Hindu epic.
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Plus, with the biggest family in reality TV backing her up, it's hare to imagine this model's career is going anywhere but up.
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"Even if they're not the most advanced, they get to come to the workshop to get support, network and skill development," Hare said.
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In a fairy tale race, the hare sprints to the lead, but eventually tires and loses to an extremely slow, but persistent tortoise.
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The Trump administration has started a deregulatory race like the hare, but it will only win if it starts acting like the tortoise.
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Driven by a mix of high hopes, boredom, and curiosity, I visited a Hare Krishna temple in Laguna Beach, California during high school.
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Diamond merchant Savji Dholakia, who runs Hare Krishna Exports in Gujarat, is gifting 1,260 cars, 400 apartments, and some jewelry to his employees.
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The fully functioning lavatory, made by Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan, titled "America," was worth $6 million, Blenheim Palace chief executive Dominic Hare said.
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Meanwhile, Gavin Belson, Richard's bête noire, has been ousted by the Hooli board, which isn't persuaded by his tortoise-and-the-hare metaphor.
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Chief Executive Steve Hare said Sage had made progress in building subscription revenue, extending its cloud capabilities and improving its performance in Britain.
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He may be retired, but Ringo has recently joined Mr. Hare in a few training classes with the next crop of police dogs.
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This slow ascent through Etna's wasteland gave me time to mentally tip my hat to the 19th-century British travel writer Augustus Hare.
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It's made from the meat of the hare, stuffed with pork jowl, foie gras, the hare's innards, and its blood, and even chocolate.
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Mr. Hare and Mr. Kinsman face a maximum sentence of up to 15 years in prison on the top count, attempted gang assault.
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But the screenplay, written by the British playwright David Hare, has "a frustrating emptiness at its center," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times.
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Mr. Hare and Mr. Kinsman face a maximum sentence of up to 15 years in prison on the top count, attempted gang assault.
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