There were long horns and thin horns, thin horns and stout.
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And, rather than taking the bull by the horns, we should be taking the flower by the horns.
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The herbivore sported three horns: two long, curved horns above its eyes and a smaller horn on its snout.
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The contaminated products include Amish Classics Colby Deli (Mini) Horns, Amish Classics Colby Fullmoons, Deli Readi Colby Mini Cheese Slices, Deli Made EZ Colby Cheese Slices, Meijer Colby Jack (Mini) Horns and Meijer Colby (Mini) Horns.
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For example, when he saw animal horns being worn around native people's necks, he decided they must be unicorn horns.
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His fingers tapped at laptop keys, and French horns and car horns of different eras, sirens and lorelei voices jammed together.
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Rhino horns and powders, made from grinding down the horns, are illegally sold across the globe as trophies and fake medicines.
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"Unicorns as we think of them today never existed; the stories probably rose out of travelers' tales and misinterpretations of horns like rhinoceros' horns or narwhal horns," Dorothy Ann Bray, associate professor at McGill University and expert in folklore and mythology, tells Broadly.
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To wit: Recently, Simmons tweeted an image of the Pope throwing down the devil horns alongside a picture of the Dalai Lama and Simmons himself also throwing up the devil horns.
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Some headwear comes in the form of unicorn horns ...
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That said, there is the chance that these are horns, so if you've been waiting for a big budget spectacle that featured appropriately grand horns, don't consider your hopes dashed just yet.
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Clinton's supporters waved their now-common blue glow sticks, while Sanders' backers blew air-horns and hummed into vuvuzelas, the horns that became known for their annoying buzz during the 2010 World Cup.
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The Israelites used rams' horns to crumble the walls of Jericho, but the Israelites must have used bigger — or holier — horns, because the walls of the Jackson Women's Health Organization remain stubbornly intact.
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Big 22 officials have said that Oklahoma players who taunt their opponents with a "horns down" hand gesture — an inversion of the pro-Texas "hook 'em, horns" — may be flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct.
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You mess with the bull, you get the (devil) horns.
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When you mess with the bull, you get the horns.
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If you mess with the bull, you get the horns.
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Sound the clarion horns, the royal twins are Instagram Official.
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Cars blared their horns at rickshaws drifting into their path.
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Rhino horns are often given to bosses and business partners.
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Cars blare their horns at rickshaws drifting into their path.
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Trey: This is like a Lil Pump song with horns.
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The sound of honking horns doubles as the city's soundtrack.
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Neither agent sees the horns retracting into his fleshy neck.
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"I love my horns," Jolie told PEOPLE earlier this year.
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Yeah, this one has a lot of horns and stuff.
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Put your horns together for Lowry Park Zoo's newest addition.
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How many horns do you suppose Helene's baby will have?
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Preparation 500: Manure from a lactating cow in cow horns.
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Outside Congress, and in dozens of cities, car horns blared.
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Between them, on the floor, are the boxed bass horns.
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Not as easy to grab the bull by the horns.
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The main ingredient of Dr Vollrath's forged horns is horsehair.
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No one can say that these head horns don't exist.
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Jolie obviously doesn't have horns and wings in real life.
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Ejiofor's dreadlocks, horns and wings were all for the movie.
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Warren and McConnell have locked horns during the Trump administration.
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It is instead about seizing the bull by the horns.
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Some drivers stop and honk their horns at the duo.
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The question is what notes should those taxi horns play.
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He doodled "devil horns" on a head shot of hers.
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Cars honk their horns in solidarity; chanting voices join in.
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The horns of that dilemma often fail to jab here.
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Sometimes I fell asleep at stoplights, waking to blaring horns.
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The ears of the streetbearing the drums, piano and horns.
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I went to college at UT Austin — Hook 'em Horns!
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Rhino horns are also given as gifts, Professor Slattery said.
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Their tusks and horns are trafficked through experienced criminal networks.
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The sale of ivory and rhino horns is hugely lucrative.
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Drivers slammed on their horns and banged on steering wheels.
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She holds up her hand — three fingers like three horns.
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Driving off, I heard people clapping and tooting their horns.
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You've heard of kids growing horns because of their phones.
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Huawei is once again locking horns with the US government.
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Horns blared, and Azteca felt like a pulsing, pounding beehive.
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Other drivers surged up impatiently behind me, sounding their horns.
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Cars honked horns and families poured out into the streets.
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Seel and its evolution, Dewgong, are just seals with horns.
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South Africa, where thousands of rhinos have been killed by poachers for their valuable horns prized in Asia, had considered global trading in rhino horns as a possible way of stemming the poaching activities.
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The maschere di Sorgono are crowned with deer horns and a vest of cascading bones, while the merdules chase the boes, who wear carved wooden masks with long horns recalling those of an ox.
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Sometimes we get Tyrion Lannister playing horns in a funk band.
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We're actually making people interested in playing guitars and horns again.
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"I love my horns," Jolie says of her iconic Maleficent costume.
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Klansmen wore gigantic animal horns, fake beards, coon-skin caps, or
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Finally, Andre and Hakeem (Bryshere Y. Gray) are still locking horns.
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"Hate the Real Me" has some classic ATL horns on there.
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Some drivers beeped their horns, but others got out to help.
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Even the gentle triceratops sometimes used its horns to charge predators.
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Horns honking, ambient TV noise, and a gaggle of tiny lawnmowers?
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Instead, expect labels like A.P.C., Barbour, Rancourt, and Wings and Horns.
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Phil was jazzed as fuck when the French horns came out.
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Some cars beeped their horns in support as they drove by.
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So how can you put a halo and then put horns?
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A bunch of people outside my home with bullhorns & air horns.
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The two horns were measured, weighed and marked with indelible ink.
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The horns blare less and the descargas have become more mellow.
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My first Preston School Of industry record had horns on it.
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Red double decker buses and black cabs beep horns in support.
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Other artists are also playing around with the horns and phrase.
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Some cultures believe the horns have aphrodisiac powers or medicinal benefits.
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It is not only Europe that is drawing in its horns.
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I could play it with French horns and add a grandness.
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Corgan then shows the "metal horns" hand sign for...some reason.
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"I kind of took the bull by the horns," he said.
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"I went looking for those taxi horns once," Mr. Strunsky said.
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I liked the horns, but we didn't need them that much.
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The bill's opponents circled the building in logging trucks, horns blaring.
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When he's not throwing the horns, he's slapping his friends' asses.
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Horns were essential to blast our gentle warnings on blind curves.
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That bull skull tattoo with the horns curling under his jawline?
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Some cheered, others banged pots and pans, and some beeped horns.
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We're taking the bull by the horns and doing it ourselves.
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The City Council eventually ordered the horns removed, angering many Hereros.
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A few examples: Car horns Can we please talk about honking?
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The eyeless figure, complete with claws and horns, calls himself Pet.
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He and neighbors honked horns to alert others to the danger.
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Sparks shoot out of horns, followed by colorful fireballs, then smoke.
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People shouting on main streets, driving around honking their horns — elation.
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No, not those cute animals with the horns and the beard.
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Two men hoisted curled rams' horns and let out long blasts.
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ZTL Furry Devil Horns Headband for Pets, $7.49, available at Amazon
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People beeped their horns or shouted out lines from the show.
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Car drivers expressed solidarity by slowing down and honking their horns.
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The "M" in Time, which is slightly right-of-center for continuity purposes (magazine titles are almost always perfectly centered), oftentimes produces a "devil horns" effect to some who see only what they want to see. Horns.
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The rhino horns were found in luggage sent from Ethiopia to Thailand.
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And above it sit two taxidermy "Zebracorns" with fake narwhal plaster horns.
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But Queen Bey's not the first to bring horns to a show.
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Horns that most closely resembled a duck quack consistently performed the best.
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Cox, 36, is dressed up as Hiddleston's Loki, horns, cape and all.
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The all-red costume also features a leather helmet with small horns.
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Some days there weren't as many car horns cheering on the workers.
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Horns Rev 3 consists of 49 turbines which stand 187 meters tall.
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What's less traditional is that they've got rainbow manes, hooves, and horns.
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Twinkies can survive a nuclear war, Vikings wore horns on their helmets.
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There's no chaos outside my house or beeping horns, it's quiet, peaceful.
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They chanted rhythmically through various prayers, culminating with chaotic horns and cymbals.
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Workers tightened handlebars, tested horns and other alert sounds, and checked headlights.
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Some residents cheered, while drivers honked horns or gave a thumbs-up.
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So they took the bull by the horns, confronted it, solved it.
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Christie Cruz isn't the only candidate with whom Rubio is locking horns.
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For the first time this year, the bulls are showing their horns.
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There is no rainbow, shimmer, or unicorn horns to be found here.
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Is it a creature with two horns, or is it a seashell?
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Black blood dripped from the old goat's horns in the campfire light.
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When they entered, some women took selfies and blew horns in celebration.
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Here's where Gene Simmons's attempt to trademark the devil horns comes in.
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This, despite the fact that his horns do not obstruct his face.
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The candle is $24.79 on Firebox and comes with two extra horns.
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The horns are made of keratin, the same protein in human fingernails.
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In Danville, they marched down Main Street to honking horns and passersby.
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"We did small cowbells last year and small air horns," said Brady.
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He accidentally drank antifreeze on the set of the 2013 movie "Horns."
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He was great company and event bought me these cool devil horns.
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A longhorn in Alabama broke two world records for its oversized horns.
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Peyerk wants to import the skin, skull, and horns of the rhino.
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Their skin hardens, bumps appear over their noses and grow into horns.
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" The Jew with horns, the Jewish moneylender, the Jew with dual "loyalties.
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She was looking small between the exhaust gases and the blaring horns.
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"George was thinking harmonically and melodically with the taxi horns," he said.
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Earlier this year he tried to trademark the devil horns hand thing.
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It's the stupid horns on some red skin that feels more manageable.
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Will it now be the Gene Simmons Sign of the Horns™?
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As you'll see, who knew party horns could be so annoying useful?
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Drums, horns, color guard — everyone's here, everyone's talented, everyone's very, very sweaty.
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You kept the horns in case you ever went to a game.
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I wanted stacked horns and Jerry Lee Lewis Sun Records-type piano.
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Performers tapped on violin bodies and clicked the valve keys of horns.
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It's bizarre but sonically sound — listen for the horns at the end.
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Unmarked vans with tinted windows that slowed down and honked their horns.
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Passing cars honked their horns and waved Peruvian flags from their windows.
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Chrome bits also decorate the spoiler, sunroof, panels and decorative air horns.
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Its distinguishing features include large, backward-curving horns and a strong physique.
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Some of the DCL ships play famous Disney songs with their horns.
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Along the way, people welcomed us by car horns, or simply waved.
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Locken. Guess those two will be lockin' horns... sorry, I had to.
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He also wheeled out a giant iron throne made of party horns.
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At least 1,338 rhinos were killed for their horns in 2015 alone.
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Celebratory air horns blared as they headed toward Mexico's port of entry.
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So the Alabama Republican Party is on the horns of another dilemma.
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It featured a pair of neon green horns atop a catcher's mask.
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Customs papers were then doctored for shipping the rhino horns to Laos.
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Namanari: These demons still resemble human women, although they have small horns.
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The researchers were able to discern his markings as being tattoos of slightly overlapping horned animals—likely a wild bull with its long tail and elaborate horns, and a Barbary sheep with its curving horns and slumped shoulder.
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"The committee recommends that the current mode of keeping the country's stock levels be kept as opposed to the trading in rhino horns," Radebe said, citing an advisory committee's findings on the feasibility of trading in rhino horns.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's first legal auction of rhino horns opened for bids on Wednesday and 264 horns went on sale after the owner of the world's biggest private rhino herd won a court case against the government.
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The sculpture "Head with Horns," formerly attributed to Paul Gauguin (photo by Thad Zajdowicz / Flickr) "Head with Horns," a wood sculpture in the collection of the Getty Museum in Los Angeles formerly attributed to Paul Gauguin, was misattributed.
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The trip will involve meeting with doctors to dispel the idea that rhino horns have any medicinal purposes and speaking to business leaders and young people, who view rhino horns as a status symbol because of their expensive price.
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Tampa's Lowry Park Zoo is working to protect the horns of this rhino and rhinos around the world by raising awareness about the alarming number of rhinos that die each day because of poachers looking for horns to sell.
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The story goes that, during the Battle of Jericho, God directed seven priests to blast notes from their ram's horns as they circled the city, and the sound from those horns wobbled the walls of Jericho until they crumbled.
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I remember the twin horns of the engines twisting off into the blue.
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The hedge fund manager and car CEO have locked horns in recent months.
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Layered with crystalline strings and booming horns, the result sounds grandiose yet intimate.
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Comment from discussion keramz's comment from discussion "Remove or mute car horns option".
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Folklore tells us that unicorn horns have the power to heal the sick.
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The rhinos were tranquilized before their horns were harvested making the operation painless.
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The fans were so passionate and loud with their drums, horns and cheering.
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In early 2016, three of the park's rhinos were killed for their horns.
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Later, guys with bull horns and ears show up and everyone dances together.
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The film's score, by the legendary Alan Silvestri, is all strings and horns.
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The matter ended with Melaleuca and the collection company locking horns in court.
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Their horns and chestnut-colored coat have made them precious game for poachers.
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Some already chop off their rhinos' horns to make them worthless to poachers.
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Guatemalan lawmakers and anti-graft proponents have been locking horns in recent months.
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And of course the sign of the horns has a long history already.
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"I take responsibility for not taking the bull by the horns," he said.
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After all, it's hard to imagine raised metal horns during a Schubert symphony.
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A half-dozen car horns sounded as her tail lights disappeared from view.
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As horns toot, vehicles part for a car sporting a spinning blue light.
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As they lock horns, each side sees the other as breaking a promise.
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IT TOOK time for the dancing and honking of horns to die down.
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This past October, though, one of his habitually ursine stances started growing horns.
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I don't know how they could be smoking when you're playing the horns.
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Larson disagrees, claiming the number and orientation of their horns are too different.
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The US and Iran's allies have also begun to lock horns inside Syria.
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They are applying DNA analysis to track illegally traded ivory and rhino horns.
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Winter Soldier (Sebastian Stan) came toward the end, and holy air horns, Batman!
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The two camps are now set to lock horns over the outlined changes.
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Two coffee shop unicorns are sharpening their horns to wage a legal battle.
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Gina: There were these two ravers who wore unicorn horns, it killed me!
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Ears and horns are then handmade and painted gold and eyelashes are added.
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Immediately, as one, all the drivers in the tunnel leaned on their horns.
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Occasionally people give us the finger, honk their horns or yell and gesture.
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There were more singers (five, at times), more percussionists (also five), more horns.
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From the opening horns on "Good Ass Intro," the project bursts with life.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) locked horns in the first of three scheduled debates.
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So, grab the bull by the horns and own that identity right now.
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We recorded horns at the Jesus & Mary Chain's studio, and we had strings.
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They also blow brass horns, to alert the next station a mile downhill.
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"And here, at night, there are no horns, no people yelling," he added.
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The rise of the child race aside, what makes these horns so powerful?
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Several songs are like medieval jousts, Jessie J's yelps answered by shrieking horns.
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His office is a thatched mud hut decorated with shields and antelope horns.
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And cars were driving by and they were just laying on their horns.
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Her home is all exposed wood and overflowing planters, horns and old rattles.
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"I saw all these people shouting, and cars sounding their horns," he said.
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No horns blown, no street parties, no Champagne corks popping in Paris's cafes.
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Horns are being honked and suddenly the drivers are out of their cars.
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He can draw horns on John Bolton and a halo over William Barr.
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Mr. Walters, a former heavy metal singer, threw the sign of the horns.
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The sun was beginning to set, making soft shapes on the musicians' horns.
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Typically, when challenged with credible military threats, Iran has drawn in its horns.
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Union negotiators had locked horns with their studio counterparts all the way through.
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Other vehicles honk their horns to get the attention of the lorry driver.
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The horns engage in an unhurried exchange, letting tones and colors drift upward.
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It looks like it looks like his horns are made of balloon animals?
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In some works musicians play instruments, horns blare, and hot sun blazes down.
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Their powerful and impressive horns show who the king of the Alps are.
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Horns, after all, are far louder than telephones, and during one particular performance of that famous piece, he sat right in front of the brass instruments: one tuba, nine French horns, four trombones, and four trumpets — including the main trumpet.
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But covertly introducing a product that passes as real rhino horn but later reveals itself to have some undesirable defect — horns that deteriorate after purchase, for example, or horns that, when consumed, trigger a stomach ache — could ultimately undermine demand.
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"If I'm playing a horn arrangement on keyboard, or strings, it sounds like strings or horns, 'cause I know how to phrase it, how a string phrases, different attacks from the aperture for horns, trumpets, sax or trombones," he said.
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The horns just went in in a really weird way, and he gored me.
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Somehow, the horns missed him, and Tomás went on to register a remarkable performance.
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They formed a boisterous motorcade, honked their horns while passersby took photos and videos.
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And on his bedroom wall are the horns of an impala his dad shot.
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The national anthem, the Marseillaise, rang out, cars honked horns and cherry bombs cracks.
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Car horns blared, whistles were blown and drums beat for hours after the match.
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"I've seen a few cutaneous horns before, but nothing this big," Dr. Lee says.
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"Walt, the horns are like one set of lungs," Parazaider said Hendrix told him.
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Rhinoceros horns can sell for hundreds of thousands of dollars on the black market.
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A few hundred yards away, several huge cattle horns lay on the parched soil.
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In Fable, evil characters sprout devil horns while those who do good get haloes.
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The sweetness and the air that comes from the JBL horns, it's the best.
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Behind the horns, an uncountable number of people are glimpsed beyond a city gate.
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In parts of Asia, it was thought horns could purify water and detect poison.
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"Stranger" is similarly immediate, with horns that wouldn't sound out of place on Moondance.
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Even better, grab the opportunity by the horns and buy a Startup Demo Package.
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People danced in the squares as convoys of cars drove around honking their horns.
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Eventually, the IPO pipeline freezes up, unicorns get frostbite and lose their precious horns.
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This ball has messed with the bull and it's going to get the horns.
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He is often surrounded by small men with devil horns who do his bidding.
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They are the only Asian rhinos with two horns, and are covered in hair.
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"Ford has really taken this by the horns," said Galveston Police Captain Joshua Schirard.
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As any Aries will tell you, they're more than just a pair of horns.
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Bango skewers Burnie on its horns and Rocky the Mountain Lion eats Moon Dog.
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It is home to over 1,500 rhinos whose horns he harvests every two years.
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Photographs of the pair naturally indicate holidaying chums rather than artistic geniuses locking horns.
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Third wave ska punk provides a rhythm for tenderness through upbeat strumming and horns.
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Synthesizers, horns, and strings drift in and out of these songs in perfect arcs.
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Teaneck's air horns, on the other hand, are an attempt at suburban co-existence.
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I admired her dancer's gait, her long, perfectly curved horns, her wide, dreamy eyes.
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" Some media outlets have since described the growth as "head horns" or "phone bones.
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She greeted the consenticorns as they arrived, handing out horns from a shopping bag.
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Even Shakespeare and Chaucer cracked wise about cuckolds, who were often depicted wearing horns.
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Oh, and Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama might be actual pitchfork-and-horns demons.
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Car horns and hawkers of used cell phones compete for the highest decibel count.
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She danced in the middle of the street, hugging strangers, as car horns blared.
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The women clustered together and began jumping, their bells ringing out, their horns blasting.
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Outside, on a road not far away, trucks blared their horns, fighting through traffic.
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We got to do all that fancy stuff with the horns and the keys.
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But not all the 2020 Democrats appear ready to lock horns with dirty energy.
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According to Reuters, removing the horns of a single rhino can cost nearly $1,200.
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It contained three rhinoceros horns, two from a cow and one from her calf.
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This is not the first time Biden has locked horns on the campaign trail.
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Two long, pointed steer horns that act as handles foreshadow the meal to come.
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They have been herding them for centuries, harvesting their meat, milk, horns and hides.
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Its massive horns and about 23 pounds of meat were hauled back to Michigan.
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Crowds outside parliament demanded his and his government's resignation, beating drums and sounding horns.
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They are the smallest living rhinoceroses and the only Asian rhino with two horns.
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It turns out that using a cell phone doesn't give you horns after all.
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At the time, Bloomberg had locked horns with the NYCLU over stop-and-frisk.
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Mr. Abella gave his statue the requisite two horns and made him explicitly nude.
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Chūnari: These are mid-level demons, with long, sharp horns and tusk-like fangs.
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If any of you want to try it, come on and whet your horns.
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He self-produced and played nearly every instrument but horns and strings on Mosey.
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While police are still investigating, Le Parisien newspaper speculates the horn was stolen to be sold on the black market, according to AP. Rhino horns can be sold for up to 40,000 euros due to unfounded claims horns have tonic and medicinal properties.
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She sheds her human skin and drinks a beer, horns out and cigarette in mouth.
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The horns and drums and woodwinds performed a stunning medley of Daft Punk's greatest hits.
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The distant sounds of car horns and children laughing filter through the open front door.
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Show tunes played quietly in the distance, and car horns blared from a window outside.
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As Clemens rounded third base, he gave the opposing team the "hook &aposem horns" sign.
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As he talks to reporters, a few cars whiz by honking their horns in support.
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Young men threw firecrackers; cars hooted their horns as they moved slowly through the revelry.
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I find the stance impressive and I admire him taking the bull by the horns.
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It would be foolish not to take the bull by the horns and ride it.
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Horns accented the two and four beats, and it was more uptempo than R&B.
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Young people honked their horns and shot celebratory gunfire into the air of major cities.
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And that power is the Baratheon bloodline, beating its big stag horns in Gendry's veins.
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More recently, Rome and Brussels seem to be locking horns over the government's spending plans.
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You promised your father your friends wouldn't play their little horns after Wheel of Fortune!
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Invert the letter A, Mr Bünger says, and you see the devil and his horns.
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Two guys in leather took leave of one another by mutually flashing the devil horns.
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The horns look like they were filled with a brown liquid that comes spilling out.
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Inferno's on stage and the sound crew had no idea how to deal with horns.
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Collins was, at times, into swelling orchestral sounds and peppy horns, but only in moderation.
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MOL and INA have locked horns for years over control of the Croatian oil company.
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As the bleating horns and embraces subsided, Juan put a steady hand on his shoulder.
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I dreamt about a big ram losing his horns, they just dropped to the ground.
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But you try to mess with it, sometimes you'll get the bull's horns in Montana.
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The ram loves to run around, get muddy, and slam its horns into its friends.
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Hundreds celebrated in the streets, dancing, chanting revolutionary songs, waving national flags and sounding horns.
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Trade in rhino horns, which is believed to have medicinal value, is illegal in Vietnam.
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Basically, they've found that these skull "horns" are somewhat common in young people in particular.
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Alien forms descended from the ceiling, bulbous stag horns and water tassel ferns like snakes.
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Several species of rhino are critically endangered, vulnerable from years of poachers after their horns.
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The African poaching business is boomingPoaching for rhino horns has exploded since the early 2000s.
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At the same time, two bright orange horns suddenly flare out from behind its head.
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They don't toot their own horns, nor do they get rattled when they blow it.
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"Pretty soon, people were honking their horns at us and yelling our names," Henner shared.
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A previous version of this article stated that the horns in this song are fake.
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All of them, however, had impressive horns, which endowed something mythical to their snouted faces.
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However, everyone does agree on his appearance: dark fur, pale skin, goat legs, and horns.
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Satan saves, Jesus slaves, and I owe my life to the light betwixt the horns.
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The women continued to blow their horns and the celebration continued on into the night.
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I fit in perfectly as a Draenei—a race of cloven-footed babes with horns.
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She took her deep synths, horns, and lasers to the desert and it was magical.
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Despite how many people are horrified by "Horns for Male Children," 212 people downloaded it.
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Nor is Conley above strings or horns or playing a few of these beauties himself.
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Mr. Ritter can recount endless stories about legendary jazz saxophonists whose horns he has repaired.
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More than 2000,22012 African rhinos have been slaughtered for their horns in the past decade.
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And the new guards — blaring air horns, slamming people against the walls — aren't exactly comforting.
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Sherman remained frozen, even when the points of Lawrence's horns were right in his face.
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The heads and horns of three sheep were mounted high on the living room wall.
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He appears to be doing the "Hook 'em, Horns" /Kiss guitarist Gene Simmons hand signal.
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The horns of a Texas Longhorn were mounted over a set of swinging saloon doors.
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Drivers honked their car horns as people of all ages waved flags through the streets.
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With red warning lights flashing and horns blaring, Petrov did not pass on the warning.
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Most suburban streets are certainly free of blaring horns, wailing sirens and, sometimes, even people.
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Demonstrators waived Haitian flags, beat drums and blew horns while chanting slogans at the president.
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Sirens, car horns and alarms echoed throughout the dark streets before generators began kicking in.
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Before long, Mr. Nathanson and Mr. Barr's horns were chasing each other down winding paths.
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The common thread in both incidents -- impatient people honking their horns to speed things along.
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Taking the bull by the horns Jallikattu, derived from the Tamil words 'salli kaasu' (coins) and 'kattu' (a package tied on a bull's horns), is a bull-taming sport played predominantly in the southern districts of the state, largely by the influential Thevar community.
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His top-of-the-line loudspeaker system, at three hundred and forty thousand dollars (no wonder we settle), is the Imperia: two seven-foot steel towers, each with a couple of huge flared wooden horns, one atop another, along with some smaller aluminum-alloy horns.
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She often figures herself as the Minotaur in the labyrinth or at least as having horns: But sometimes when I get my horns in a thing— a wonder, a grief, or a line of her—it is a sticky and ruined fruit to unfasten from ….
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The verdict was celebrated nationwide, and passersby honked their car horns and clapped outside the courtroom.
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In 2015, 1 kilogram of rhino horns was sold on the black market for 51,000 Euros.
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I always liked the horns and the drums, but it wasn't much of an experience recording.
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Since the results, both parties have locked horns on how best to continue in the government.
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The shirt has an image of the U.S. president-elect on it, with superimposed devil horns.
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" They say that, when it comes to debt, you should "take the bull by the horns.
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In 2016, three of the park's rhinos were shot and killed by poachers for their horns.
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Like a real Triceratops, the TriceraTACO has three horns, a thick tail, and that famous frill.
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Naturally, they're filled with funfetti and topped with neon icing and glittery edible ears and horns.
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Whether it's tiger penises or pangolins or rhino horns, where there's a demand, there's a market.
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We have yet to see one entire hand decorated with unicorn horns, but it's still early.
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Their declarations of affection come months after the pair publicly locked horns in a nasty feud.
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Collectors are more attracted to large mammals with impressive male features such as horns and antlers.
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Devil horns, the American Sign Language gesture for "I love you," or Gene Simmons' personal creation?
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Kate Clarke transforms an antelope hide and horns into a magical creature with a human face.
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The males will also grow two large horns above their upper jaw, hence the chameleon's name.
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The horns and shavings from dehorned rhino are kept in a bank safe or secure depository.
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But recently I discovered that the horns of a bull are also great to work with.
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The title track opens up with ominous horns before insect-like whirrs punctuate the higher registers.
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Police drove up and down streets with bull horns telling residents to vacate their homes immediately.
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When it launched, it was showered with praise from the horns of a thousand techno-angels.
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It was unclear if both sides were still locking horns over Google's taxes for other years.
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A few unicorns can still range across the market without poking horns into each other's eyes.
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Suits include the now familiar Hearts and the now unexpected including Bells, Falcons, Leafs and Horns.
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Malaysian officials in August seized 50 rhinoceros horns bound for Vietnam, valued at nearly $12 million.
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Image: Tim FlachRhinos have succumbed to heavy losses due to the high value of their horns.
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When the horns finally bloom two minutes in, you're ready to jump out of your seat.
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Sumptuous horns and a liquid bass line spring to life, giving the song a jazzy anchor.
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My guess is videos just won't extend into the "horns" on both sides of the notch.
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I love grabbing life by its horns and experiencing everything and I love music and food.
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While the animals were anesthetized, Yuin PK2 earbuds, fitted with horns, were placed in their earlids.
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"I feel like 'Bring the Horns' is a locker room championship song," TassNata worte to Noisey.
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She said the eventual aim is to train rats to find ivory and rhino horns, too.
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There are no listed prices on the site, with the horns going to the highest bidder.
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The turkeys amble in large groups across roads, stubbornly unaffected by a chorus of car horns.
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This could take a long time, but what a beautiful spectacle that forest of horns made!
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Students set up street parties, commuters honked their horns and grandmothers clattered their pots and pans.
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"They're like phoenix feathers and unicorn horns," she said, using a Chinese idiom meaning extremely rare.
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Maleficent's bedroom plays up her love of purple and gives a nod to her famous horns.
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Textbooks taught that North Koreans were beasts and had horns growing out of their heads, seriously.
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You can even find sequined backpacks decorated with whimsical additions like unicorn horns and heart appliques.
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This woman is sporting horns, forehead jewelry, some sort of wig, and a white tank top.
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Throughout the day, the city has shown its support with a steady fanfare of car horns.
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That had Christie and Rubio, both of whom hope to win New Hampshire, repeatedly locking horns.
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In the recapitulation, the Bette Davis theme assumes grander proportions, with solemn, unmuted horns in attendance.
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In the video, people scatter through streets amid the sounds of yelling and honking car horns.
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That includes animal parts like ivory in any form, lion claws, tiger skins, and rhino horns.
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There was another, a Photoshopped image of the man with devil's horns affixed to his head.
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The graduates were seen driving a convoy of black Mercedes through Moscow and honking their horns.
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Pipes moaned alongside whistles and horns, and I thought about the time stamps of old industry.
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Gene Simmons has tried to trademark a lot of stuff, including the "metal horns" hand gesture.
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In 2016, poachers killed three rhinos at the Sibuya Game Reserve and hacked off their horns.
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Car horns and friendly salutations accented songs like "Can't Knock the Hustle" on this sunny afternoon.
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"One of you has to grab the bull by the horns and take charge," he instructed.
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They sleep well, you imagine, because they go home when they're done with the air horns.
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They blocked avenues, packed beer gardens, halted streetcars, sang, drank, blew horns and banged trash cans.
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Between 2007 and 2009, one quarter of the country's rhinos were illegally killed for their horns.
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Sergeant Crum said he and his fellow officers drove up narrow driveways, blaring horns and sirens.
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Mel B's grabbing life by the horns pigtails ... and clearly living her best life right now.
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"At certain times, people were laying on their horns for hours and hours," Ms. Ross said.
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Even if it's "kids with horns," they told their son, he should leave other children alone.
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It reeks of horns and harps, harmonica quartets, assorted animal noises and a 91-piece orchestra.
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No one has made perfect replicas of rhino horns, flooded the market, and watched what happened.
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If the replications are perfect, maybe they could replace real rhino horns in the market entirely.
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Wild rhinos are regularly killed for their horns, which are often used in traditional Asian medicine.
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At just over four feet tall, she appears ready to take the bull by its horns.
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And they did so by driving their cruisers through the crowd, lights flashing and horns buzzing.
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Mouflon, a shy species of wild sheep with curled horns, roam the region in their hundreds.
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"iiiDrops" is heavy on soul and littered with triumphant horns, but there is an abrasiveness lurking.
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Instead, Trump Jr. instructed them to keep the animal intact to preserve its fur and horns.
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Videos from government-held districts showed people celebrating in the streets, waving flags and honking horns.
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Its ribbed animal horns could be worn sprouting from a headband or configured into a necklace.
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A chalkboard featured a to-do list above a diagram of "Double Horns," an offensive set.
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Whistles sounded and drivers beeped their horns, with no evident sign of the authorities' cracking down.
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But rhinoceros horns, pangolin scales, turtles, and other exotic wildlife are still repeatedly smuggled through Thailand.
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As they left the city and crossed a highway, Mexican drivers honked their horns in support.
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Back in 2012, law enforcement busted several people who had been selling rhino horns over Facebook.
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A very handsome animal with a black face and curly horns, it's happiest on rough ground.
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In Sightings of the Sacred, the portraits of the cows with their majestic horns are accented by shots of the surrounding landscape: the farmers who tend them in Uganda, funeral posts adorned with Zebu horns in Madagascar, and shrines decorated with images of cattle in India.
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Some hugged policemen in the street amid cheers, others beeped car horns, and some danced and drank.
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With both head and hand visible, their baby was spotted showing off the sign of the horns.
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Poachers could sell northern white rhino horns for $50,000 per kilo, making them more valuable than gold.
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For example, American Indians never depicted the Wendigo with horns, though that's how they're frequently rendered now.
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Those giant horns, an OMA signature, are designed to work with Weiss' low-wattage triode tube amps.
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"I'm like 'Oh my god my car got stolen' but then I hear horns honking," she says.
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The actor is fixing his golden horns as his long-haired black wig rests on his shoulders.
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Carey looked seductive in a red latex devil's costume complete with wings, a mini-pitchfork and horns.
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Men on motorcycles beeped their horns and delivered the same message on the outskirts of the capital.
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Those brave enough will jump on the animal, holding its horns as it tries to free itself.
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Two suspects, aged 57 and 61, were arrested with the horns on Saturday, police said on Sunday.
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China announced exceptions to its 25-year ban on the use of tiger bones and rhino horns.
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Cheered on by supporters waving Greek flags, they honked horns as police in riot gear stood guard.
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Few jaguars dare to challenge a massed group of 500kg (1,100-pound) San Martineros, their horns levelled.
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She also posted another silly selfie of her standing in front of Jolie and the unmistakable horns.
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Indian startup unicorns, of which there are fewer, have historically taken longer to earn their unicorn horns.
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The original is updated to include some really nice jazzy horns while Cox's delivery is dead-on.
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The tongue even has horns that can help grab ants and termites while the anteater explores nests.
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Vehicles carrying bleeding and injured people sped away from the shooting scene, flashing lights and honking horns.
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Last year, Malaysia seized about $3.1 million worth of rhino horns flown in from Mozambique via Qatar.
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While Hill has been nominated before—for Horns, NOS225A225, and Locke & Key—this is his first win.
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We're sure Morrow will just put some corks on those horns and get Tex a new ball.
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In many cities on Wednesday night, residents banged pots out their windows and honked horns in anger.
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The counterprotesters yelled and sounded horns to drown out the anti-Sharia group, CNN affiliate KOMO reported.
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Cheru attacked after becoming agitated by motorists honking their horns, Kenya Wildlife Service spokesman Paul Udoto said.
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It is permanently locking horns with the fast followers who try to copy its innovations and progress.
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Animals like the black rhinoceros have valuable ivory horns, which are often used to finance military activity.
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For others, sirens, horns and the chatter of a crowded street are enough to dull the appetite.
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Not a single car had moved; it's a sea of brake lights and a cacophony of horns.
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At current prices, and without including the rhino horns also burned, that is a $105 million bonfire.
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This, they hope, would reduce the value of real horns and consequently the incentive to hunt rhinos.
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Pat McCrory, a Republican, directing protesters who were blowing air horns to object to the new law.
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We thought we'd hit our peak when makeup brushes started to resemble mermaid tails and unicorn horns.
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A Texas longhorn from Alabama named Poncho Via has massive horns that span 10 feet, 7.4 inches.
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Women wearing illuminated devil horns and halos made out of pipe cleaners milled around on the sidewalk.
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Boats sounded their horns from the Chicago River, which had been dyed bright blue for the occasion.
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Fog horns from the ferries are often heard around the island, adding to the sense of nostalgia.
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All around us, people were celebrating in the streets -- beeping car horns, shooting guns in the air.
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Swarms of boats sounded their horns while fireworks and red carnations hit the air like exploding shrines.
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Shortly after the burglary at Sworders, two horns were stolen from the University of Coimbra in Portugal.
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Two Rathkeale brothers, Michael and Jeremiah O'Brien, were later fined $219 each for illegally importing the horns.
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Blaring horns become bold, frenetic lines atop a neon background; wailing guitars are sweeping ribbons of charcoal.
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Without that, all you're left with is a disgusting mess of synth, horns, wailing, and hand-claps.
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Many of the protesters were chanting pro-Odinga slogans, waving tree branches and blowing horns and whistles.
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Elaine cruises into a big cock-rock number, microphone swinging, tongue out, and horns to the crowd.
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Don't worry, you're not broken—you're just more sentimental than your tough ram horns make you look!
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Thousands of protesters waved flags and illuminated mobile phones in the darkness and drivers hooted car horns.
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It features Minions, Urban Decay "Naked" eyeshadow palettes, and a picture of Ellen Pao with devil horns.
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This veggie-lullaby plays from large, yellow horns planted with corn seeds in a plot of soil.
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I feel like they would pull on its hair or horns or whatever, cling onto its feet.
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Recently, Levy locked horns with other parts of Bolsonaro's administration over the nation's so-called Amazon Fund.
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As he spoke by telephone from Khartoum, people could be heard cheering and beeping their car horns.
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Some were clotted and tangled, black and brooding, like Glass House or Horns of Hymettos (both 2001).
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Its décor is eccentrically English: oak panels, frilled lampshades, walls dotted with political cartoons and animal horns.
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I rented a timpani, all of this percussion, and we had a sax player and these horns.
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"The specimen we found is like a giant and bulky okapi with huge posterior horns," she said.
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Rhino horns are prized in parts of Asia, where they're believed to cure a variety of illnesses.
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These cows are strong, trim, intelligent beauties, with long bodies and noble-looking horns curved like lyres.
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The rhinos' caretakers watched the whole time, holding onto their horns and petting them through the process.
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Florestan's aria, too, disappoints after a skillfully broody orchestral introduction darkened by the veiled sound of horns.
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Rhinos are targeted by poachers fueled by the belief in Asia that the horns cure various ailments.
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Rhinos are targeted by poachers, fueled by the belief in Asia that their horns cure various ailments.
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Guys this Time cover is like the least well they’ve given anyone horns ever pic.twitter.
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While we might be shy about tooting our own horns, our friends love to sing our praises.
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A Minnesota company, Recombinetics, is editing the genes of farm animals — for example, creating cattle without horns.
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Then he told the horns to play back their parts, this time with the syncopation sharpened up.
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I'm happy for them that they found a niche with those horns, but they're still very boring.
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Fences and loud noises, such as gunshots and car horns, have failed to scare off the bears.
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Hundreds of cars and motorbikes drove in the city center, waving national flags and sounding their horns.
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In December, a Thai airport official, Nikorn Wongprajan, was arrested at Suvarnabhumi Airport after he was caught — along with a Chinese smuggler and a Vietnamese courier — with 14 rhino horns and admitted to being hired to send the horns to one of Mr. Boonchai's relatives, Freeland's statement said.
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A pickup turns left into the street, followed by 30 more vehicles in a parade of honking horns.
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I did Lady Loki, but I used clay to make the horns... It was completely ridiculous, completely wrecked.
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Players can now honk car horns in Playerunknown's Battlegrounds, and that has completely divided the competitive shooter's community.
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Others, however, are using (read: abusing) the car horns nonstop to amuse themselves and annoy or distract opponents.
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I escape the constant horns and crowds of New York by dipping into a hotel in Times Square.
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"We have not called the enthesophytes growing out of the occipital bone horns," Sayers said in an email.
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With devil horns, mustache, earrings and missing teeth, Damon practically transformed into another person, more like Matt Demon.
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Finding out that the Vikings didn't actually have horns on their helmets kind of ruined Vikings for me.
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Males have spiral horns, slate grey to dark brown coats and up to 14 stripes on their backs.
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Her material lists include cowrie shells, Yoruba masks, horns, Japanese mosquito nets, and crocodile heads, among other things.
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My mom was like, 'Yeah?' and they were like, 'The bulls don't like people messing with their horns.
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Around us, the penetrating churn of a helicopter and the honk of car horns filter through the trees.
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Eric topped off the outfits with multi-colored tape on their horns to match the tees, of course.
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"In truth, I really like wearing my horns and I miss them so I want to go back."
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Maleficent came to life thanks to a black corset with winged horns that look exactly like her own.
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They waved flags and sounded air horns as legislative candidates exhorted them to oust the Kuomintang from power.
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It says it saw more than $50m-worth of illegal products for sale there, including 579 rhino horns.
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The removal of rhino horns causes no permanent damage to their health, and the horn eventually grows back.
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More than a decade since the first case against him, he is still locking horns with the authorities.
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The anthemic "Neg Chante" closes the show; Modibo Keïta's trombone evokes the sound of traditional Haitian rara horns.
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The horns and tusks were burned so that they could never make it into the hands of criminals.
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It also has horns playing on a 5-note pentatonic scale, the basis of Ethiopian music, said Hadero.
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Muscat's supporters celebrated the victory on the streets of the Mediterranean island, blaring car horns and waving flags.
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Thankful to hear those Morphine-influenced horns on this track too, someone needed to bring that sound back.
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As dusk fell, Harare rang with hooting car horns and the shouts and songs of an overjoyed people.
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Gazelles lifted their long horns, date palms held out their branches, and crescent moons rose in the sky.
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Some are similar looking to penguins, like the one above, while others have horns, antenna, and so on.
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You can be the angel, while the cat gets devil horns and wings, as is – of course, appropriate.
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Check. Skulls, corpsepaint, horns, devils, bat wings, snake fangs, axes, whisky, guitars, drums, razors, bloodstains, crosses, graves, runes?
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Just avoid their two horns, which can grow up to five feet in length, according to National Geographic.
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Chris, on the other hand, using a deer's horns to kill the antagonist is a little less subtle.
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They all did body-scar art, and implants — alien-head implants in their hands; horns in their head.
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All horn wounds infect because the bulls dig their horns in bull crap, turning them into poisonous spears.
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Backpacks, strollers, chairs, balls, balloons, tripods, laser pointers, air horns, whistles, alcohol, coolers and bicycles are also prohibited.
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Why did she not carve loose their horns, their hooves, and their heads as she had countless others?
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One of the rams is fighting passionately for something; the other one's mostly locking horns for a laugh.
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Just smile at them, tell them how beautiful their horns are, and pray someone else changes the topic.
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And what better secret signal for Gene Simmons to give to his followers than the devil horns gesture?
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A report found more than 1,300 rhinos worldwide were killed for their horns last year, BBC News reports.
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The standing horns, fashioned out of Pennsylvania ash, bring to mind an old gramophone, or a morning glory.
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The untamed TNGHT horns later reappeared on Yeezus, to give "Blood On The Leaves" (2013) its tormented climax.
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We don't just use our voice, but we amplify our voice through instruments, through horns, through a tunnel.
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Outside the 809 Bar & Grill, where Mr. Espaillat's supporters gathered, drivers honked car horns and a crowd cheered.
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"Malcolm Turnbull is taking the bull by the horns and has gone ahead with it," Mr. Alexander said.
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Mr. Sanders walked about 14 Midtown blocks, shaking hands, hugging people and waving as several cars honked horns.
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MANY international banks have pulled in their horns since the global financial crisis, lending less and shedding customers.
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But Jones said PROA was consulting with security firms to ensure "blood horns" did not enter the market.
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Apparently, Timur had been jumping on the tiger, poking it with its horns and attempting to push it.
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The Beast set also features colorful bricks with buildable mane and horns, as seen in the original animation.
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"Tenderly" hints at Ms. Sandé's Zambian ancestry, with syncopated guitar and Afropop horns carrying a call for love.
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"Once in a while when you have a backup on Wall Street," he said, "you will hear horns."
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The Federal Reserve and the financial markets seem destined to lock horns for the rest of the year.
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Textures make me nervous: The trunks of trees, The flesh of the octopus, its Suckers, hair and horns.
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He's going to spend much of the Finals locking horns with one of Durant, Klay, or Draymond Green.
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Across the city, the horns will sound at services ushering in the year 5777 on the Jewish calendar.
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The track fuses elements of hip-hop and R&B, featuring horns by NYC-funk pop group Emefe.
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The costume is for one of the maniacally grinning Wild Things, complete with horns and pointy-sharp teeth.
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In Mudbound, white patriarch and landowner Henry McAllan (Jason Clarke) locks horns with his veteran brother Jamie (Hedlund).
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The pair is set to lock horns on the preliminary card for The Ultimate Fighter: Team Joanna vs.
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I'm not looking forward to the blasting horns I will now hear because there is no 'passing lane.
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All of the above is there in the libretto, even when you do it with horns and spears.
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Just outside the local government's makeshift emergency headquarters, a shriek rang out above the blare of car horns.
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No one knows just how many rhino horns were actually sent back to Asia as purported hunting trophies.
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Old American school buses trundled by sporting new green bumpers, chrome horns, blue piping and loud checker wraps.
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In Akcakale, a Turkish border town, residents raced around in cars, flying Turkish flags and honking their horns.
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In November, a Chinese smuggler was caught in the Johannesburg airport with 18 rhino horns — all from Namibia.
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There are drums and lots of horns at games, and in winter, teams install bubbles over the pools.
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"Take the bull by the horns and keep track of accolades and progress throughout the year," Salemi said.
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Confetti won't fly out from the ceiling of a garage gym; there will be no celebratory air horns.
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Eva Green was drawn as Maleficent from "Sleeping Beauty," complete with horns and the villain's pet raven, Diablo.
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Several hundred Canadian fans ringing cowbells and blowing horns tried to lift their man but to no avail.
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The endangered species is beloved for its giant curving horns, which can run over 6 feet in length.
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In the gallery, that red mask with its hanging beads and curved horns sits on a small pedestal.
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Atop the mine are usually three or four horns poking out that contain glass vials filled with acid.
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By contrast, Trump and Trudeau locked horns during the G7 summit in June in an unusually public manner.
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Hela is absolutely glorious in her first time onscreen, a whirling menace that's all horns, daggers, and death.
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Zambia has also locked horns with international miners over tax changes which the miners say will deter investment.
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The Goat (22005%) Goats have beards and horns—and, as it turns out—are totally awesome metal singers.
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"It's not just about busting the one person on the ground who's doing the dirty work and gets a small amount of the money this organized crime gets for the horns," Tierney says about the horns that these poachers are killing innocent animals for – which have absolutely no medicinal value.
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Since ending his turn as an amiable wizard in a certain long-running film franchise, Daniel Radcliffe has played an accused rapist with horns growing out of his forehead ("Horns"), a morphine-addicted physician during the Russian Revolution ("A Young Doctor's Notebook") and the beat poet Allen Ginsberg ("Kill Your Darlings").
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Katja Novitskova's "Neolithic Potential (fire worship, yellow horns)" (2016) also has an overtly mechanical finish, but upon closer investigation, it disintegrates into a pixelated hell: the sculpture functions as a sort of set for a play in the fiery underworld, complete with six-foot-tall devil's horns flanked by flames.
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The clowns first rambled into the soldiers' path on a recent weekend patrol, honking horns and singing nursery rhymes.
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And all of it puny compared to the rumbling of trucks, the honking of horns, the roaring of airplanes.
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Mr Rubin is known for preferring a stripped-back sound, without fussy string arrangements, distracting horns or backing vocals.
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"It probably would take the younger generation to take that bull by the horns," May told The Daily Mirror.
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Faced with a hard shipping deadline of June 29, Apple's employees scrambled as managers bickered and executives locked horns.
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Rhinos are valued in Asia for the supposed medicinal properties of their horns, which can fetch $21.3,222 per pound.
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Rhinos are valued in Asia for the supposed medicinal properties of their horns, which can fetch $45,000 per pound.
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The Metal Barbarian has horns on their helmet, and on their shield, and maybe adorning armbands on their biceps.
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Syrian state-run Ekhbariya TV broadcast people chanting with joy, firing gunshots in the air and blaring car horns.
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But when they meet and lock horns, not only do their dreams intertwine, but a romance is sparked too.
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Some of these iridescent designs abide by a strict, spiral shape, while others branch off into horns and crescents.
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Motorists from all directions blare their horns as they realize the march is about to fuck up their afternoons.
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"Those horns represent suppressed feelings, such as anger and sadness, which emerge from my character like acne," says Shimoda.
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This move allowed the rescuers to maneuver the animal to higher ground and disentangle its horns from the wires.
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Under Seely's original organization, the bird-hipped dinosaurs include ones with horns and armor, like the Triceratops and Stegosaurus.
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On each of these albums, he brought drones together with horns, string sections together with looping electric guitar motifs.
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Customs said the rhino horns were found in two check-in carton boxes, destined for Ho Chi Minh City.
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The 2,800-pound dinosaur is in near-perfect 3D, from its nose to the tips of its (many) horns.
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I went with a simple costume: Red shorts, a black t-shirt and a pair of glittery devil horns.
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It then illuminated the tower and prompted cheers and the honking of car horns for blocks around the structure.
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The Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, the Kingpins, the Memphis Horns, and the Sweet Inspirations defined Ms Franklin's Atlantic singles.
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By that evening, hundreds of protestors had gathered to "welcome" Trump home, wielding pots, pans, air horns and whistles.
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But the latest thefts pushed them to repeat something they did in 2014 — burning their stockpile of rhino horns.
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Passersby had honked their horns and cheered when, two days earlier, they rolled north in a convoy from Baghdad.
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I studied everything that's in the album: the bass player, the guitar player, the drummer, the vocalist, the horns.
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Deer-head trophies gaze down from the walls, as does a red-fronted gazelle with black horns like scimitars.
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