"Horses that could be hounds or badgers?" with a question mark tells me that they're not really hounds or badgers (duh, Deb), but have a name associated with them that could describe someone who hounds or badgers others.
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Riders known as whips flanked the hounds and carried leather whips to crack loudly and gain the attention of the hounds.
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NORTH SALEM, N.Y. — The red-coated masters of the Golden's Bridge Hounds sat high on horseback surrounded by a pack of hyperactive hounds.
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Autograph hounds don't always act as grateful as Angels Kid.
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That they actually brought hounds tips it over the edge.
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More on that below... A POLICY UPDATE: --UNLEASH THE HOUNDS.
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"My parents were the original celebrity hounds," Ms. Tynan writes.
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Master of Hounds provided his best result, fifth in 21774.
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I never heard him approach, and neither did Ryland's Hounds.
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Borrow a pack of wolves from the state zoological department, get some scent hounds from the Ministry of Defense to chase down the wolves, and then send the Borzois to follow the hounds. Convoluted?
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Basset Hounds A medium-sized dog at 20 to 65 lbs.
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Those interested in adopting Quasi should visit the Secondhand Hounds website.
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Both are press hounds, and they share a deal-making gene.
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Unlike Marcel, Raymond was unable to say no to autograph hounds.
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And culture hounds are already filling calendars for the cooler months.
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Four hounds and four stag heads are arranged above the pool.
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When they move out, he hounds them for purported back payments.
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Sansa chose his punishment — feeding him to his own ravenous hounds.
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The Hounds of Justice by Claire O'Dell Claire O'Dell returns to her Janet Watson Chronicles with The Hounds of Justice, set in a future where the United States has been divided by a new civil war.
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The huntsman — the title of the person who trains and works the hounds who in this case was Cody Hayes, a 25-year-old woman — sounded the horn and the hounds were off seeking a scent.
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Many owners refuse to register their hounds, leading to worries about disease.
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This terrible detour ends with Sansa feeding Ramsay to his own hounds.
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So with that being said … I think that NBA, they're hoe hounds.
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Instacart's app hounds workers when they don't want to accept an order.
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The current maximum level, XXXHot, is irresistible to spice-hounds and fools.
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She hounds him to turn their fake marriage into a real one.
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The same would seem to go for siccing the regulatory hounds on them.
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My dad bred, trained, and hunted coon hounds when I was a kid.
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An unreleased song, "Hounds of Bairro," hinted at West Africa and the Caribbean.
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In shooting down pygmies and Hounds from hellDid Sherlock on Victorian niceties dwell?
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Okay, what do you think about The Futureheads' cover of "Hounds of Love"?
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Basset hounds parading around the Jersey Shore is what dreams are made of.
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The event supports Tri-State Basset Hound Rescue's mission to help homeless hounds.
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We hunt by letting our tight pack of hounds unravel into the grasses.
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It was the man-catchers—Ryland's Hounds of the North—who'd got me.
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The three hounds sacrificed in the fight were incorporated into the Clegane's new sigils.
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Disney+ is highlighting one of those forgotten hero hounds in the the film Togo.
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Lucy was rescued from Secondhand Hounds, an animal shelter in Minnesota, in Winter 2013.
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Sorry, lunch hounds—Chef Katsuya Fukushima has said he doesn't plan to change this.
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Sorry lunch hounds—Chef Katsuya Fukushima has said he doesn't plan to change this.
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Dogs are divided into seven groups: hounds, toys, nonsporting, herding, working, sporting and terrier.
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My two hounds enjoy their walks, and we go on about three a day.
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They rescued 170 dogs from that farm alone, including hounds, Chihuahuas and golden retrievers.
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No, it's not the Smithsonian, although hounds are well represented in that institution's collections.
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The authorities later tracked it to a nearby gully using hounds, Captain Myers said.
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Requests to book facial appointments coming in from beauty hounds all over the world.
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Its members stormed jails, attacked federal marshals, and shot it out with Ryland's Hounds.
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A chorus we were of piebald hounds Our howling spiraled out across the downs.
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However, with the right tools, like keyword-crawling feed-readers, gadget hounds can find clues.
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The queen, an upper dame and an under dame, belonged to the hounds and stags.
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Maines released a solo album, while Robison and Maguire started a band, Court Yard Hounds.
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Maybe he thought he could charm my socks off and I'd call off the hounds.
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A slightly older breed, Sloughis (pictured left, above) are descendants of ancient North African hounds.
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Hardcore productivity hounds have new Surface Book and Surface Pro 4 configurations to choose from.
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According to the company's website, it specializes in hunting leopards and lions with trained hounds.
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The dog was taken in by Secondhand Hounds, an animal shelter in Eden Prairie, Minnesota.
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The pup was taken in by Secondhand Hounds, an animal shelter in Eden Prairie, Minnesota.
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He is a disgusting psycho rapist with a penchant for feeding newborns to his hounds.
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You may now unleash the hounds and discuss Eric Berlin's contest puzzle on this post.
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The Nitehawk's program includes "Eyes Wide Shut" (Friday and Saturday) and "Hounds of Love" (Dec.
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He also hounds LeBron on a front, but he was going to do that anyway.
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It has built in GPS, which a lot of fitness hounds have been asking for.
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Yet the Tories look like hounds baying for blood and the Labour Party like frightened foxes.
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Weekend Miser It's early in the new year, but miserly culture hounds can already reap dividends.
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Teams of at least 20 hunters release special Segugio Maremmano hounds to flush out the boars.
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When Secondhand Hounds found out about the pup, they immediately stepped in to rescue the animal.
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Whenever he could, George Washington hunted foxes in the British manner, on horseback and with hounds.
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Sansa was the one to finally kill Ramsay by releasing his own starving hounds upon him.
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"Bodyguard," British television's biggest drama since "Downton Abbey" first unleashed the hounds, debuts on Wednesday, Oct.
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The hounds were Penn-Marydels, a type that is bred and trained to track a scent.
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On the one hand, they're simply not new and don't scratch news hounds' itch for novelty.
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Jabuka Twisting Alphabet Game, available at Uncommon Goods, $20Because all coffee hounds are bookworms, too, right?
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Photographer Julie McGuire is close behind, documenting the hounds as they practice a centuries-old tradition.
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She tells the Hound that Ramsay got what he deserved when she fed him to hounds.
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But the final blow was saved for Sansa, who arranged for Ramsay's prized hounds to eat him.
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Now, consider the nine of hounds, from a 15th-century deck known as the Courtly Hunt Cards.
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Maybe to stand guard, in the middle of an empty desert, in case...autograph hounds follow them?
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The "Fox and Hounds" in Theale, Berkshire has been named Britain's most dog-friendly pub in 2017.
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He lives with his wife and two basset hounds, Bob and Cleo, in Nuevo León's capital city.
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On his daily commute, he would walk past a house with two Afghan hounds in the backyard.
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What does it feel like to sleep by a road, hunt voles or be hunted by hounds?
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On Monday, Secondhand Hounds updated Quasi's 50,000 fans on Facebook on the pup's health and medical treatments.
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Always an animal lover, Ruszczyk also volunteered at a local dog shelter, Secondhand Hounds, colleagues told CNN.
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He's blaming Amy for turning fans into violent thugs, and wants her to call off the hounds.
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So in honor of this fake but delightful holiday, here are Motherboard's favorite hounds from scifi realms.
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Whippers-in carry whips, which they loudly crack in the air to set boundaries for the hounds.
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A visual encyclopedia of the era's most popular British breeds, the work features collies, hounds, and terriers.
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As I mentioned, we bred hounds, so there were constantly puppies hanging around who needed to be trained.
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There are numerous references in the show and books to fights between hounds, including visions from Bran Stark.
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A mere 2/2 Knife Juggler can be deadly if coupled with Unleash the Hounds or Forbidden Ritual.
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It's fast, comfortable, and packed with enough technology to satisfy even the gadget-hounds here at The Verge.
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Surely, with Arab leaders like ours, it is not surprising that the hounds of hell will be unleashed.
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Owners of hunting breeds, including terriers, retrievers, and scent hounds, were most protected from cardiovascular disease and death.
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She's growing boxy speckled hounds and blue-green marina di Chioggias, blistered specimens with a sexy Italian name.
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Walda Bolton: Mauled to death by hounds along with her newborn son, on the orders of Ramsay Bolton.
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Tomorrow I will venture to the stable and lead the hounds for a run through my many acres.
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Given enough time against a wounded Rockets team, he was confident his hounds could chase them to ground.
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The painting was a Victorian scene, titled "The Leamington Hunt—Mr Harry Bradley's Hounds," by John Frederick Herring.
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The Bumpus house next door, home to the infamous pack of hounds, is available for rent as well.
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She splashed him with water and turned him into a stag; he was devoured by his own hounds.
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Joe Mixon has touched down in L.A. -- and just got his first taste of paparazzi and autograph hounds.
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That way, you have some time to get ready in the morning before your Tamagotchi hounds you for attention.
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We sent photographer Tayler Smith in to capture the vibe before it's packed out with tourists and 'gram hounds.
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"There have been a few hounds that just love to sing along, which is kind of hilarious," he said.
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Or, when a cackling madman condemns a mother and her newborn baby to be ripped to shreds by hounds?
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By now we know how relentlessly she hounds after the truth of even the most complicated and surreal situations.
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Culture hounds are a 143-minute walk from The Bass museum, Miami City Ballet and the New World Symphony.
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I was afraid that if I put down a book for even a minute, the hounds would be waiting.
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At capacity, the structure — 186 meters (610 feet) in length — can hold 240 horses and up to 500 hounds.
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Podesta's appointment signals a certain commitment to the Democratic Party's old guard of fundraising hounds and comfortable power brokers.
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In practice, Pepper will greet would-be pizza hounds using natural language and cognition, as opposed to interface requests.
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It sends the hounds running as they work in pairs, following the scent and showing off their tracking skills.
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Remember when Australian gossip-hounds were trying to tell us that Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky were on the rocks?
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Grounds and Hounds: Customers can get 28% off of their initial order or subscription using the code "BREW20" until Oct.
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If there's one thing that humans and hounds can both agree on, it's that nothing is better than snack time.
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The "Best-of-Breeds" then compete within one of seven groups: hounds, toys, non-sporting, herding, working, sporting and terrier.
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Although there are always exceptions (notably Staffordshire bull terriers and Afghan hounds, for instance), the findings were mostly quite consistent.
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Spoiler alert: Old Yeller, the most loyal of hounds, gets rabies and dies at the end of the book/movie.
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People tweeted the company with a screenshot of their low battery, and the company unleashed the hounds to their location.
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They swept through cities and kingdoms, riding their dead horses, hunting with their packs of pale spiders, big as hounds.
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That left six winners of the hounds, toys, herding, working, sporting and terrier categories to compete for "Best in Show".
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For specific vibes, Batch Gastropub hosts Miami's Manchester United fans, Fox and Hounds in Fort Lauderdale hosts Tottenham Spurs fans.
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Soon she had a hole in her neck and the kennel master's hounds had a new special on the menu.
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Right now, the VA doles out more than $1,600 to purchase 6-month-old beagles, hounds or mixed-breed dogs.
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And what better way to do that than by feeding his stepmother and her newborn baby boy to the hounds?
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It exists simply for Lovecraft fans to be able to recognize and point to references about the Hounds of Tindalos.
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A little gloom was not going to stop me and the other meat hounds from flocking to the street festival.
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The 21 year-old Cuban has the kind of resume that gets prospect hounds making faces like a cartoon wolf.
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It had a particularly memorable scene involving a stag hunt, which included countless hounds running alongside riders on galloping horses.
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"Rachmaninoff was said to have played this as if all the hounds of hell were chasing him," my teacher said.
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The term 'whip' has its origins in hunting, where a 'whipper-in' kept hounds from straying away from the pack.
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A roster kept by the Masters of Foxhounds Association & Foundation lists 151 member hunts active in Canada and the United States, most concentrated on the East Coast with outliers in such unexpected places as Arizona (Grand Canyon Hounds) and Nevada (Red Rock Hounds), country where the quarry is less likely to be fox than coyote.
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Black Gloves and Razors, a VHS-era compilation film of Italian horror death scenes, encourages some self-reflection from gore hounds.
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It's funny ... Kim says she still hounds Kris Jenner on the daily, and that's another reason why she's got some reservations.
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Afghan hounds are truly majestic dogs — with their long, flowing hair, each one looks like it has its own distinctive personality.
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That burning smirk when she feeds Ramsay to his own hounds at the end of the episode all but confirms it.
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The 2 Hounds Design Freedom No-Pull Harness stands out for its durable back-control loop and overall ease of use.
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And, though Ramsay's stepmom did give birth to a healthy boy, he and his mother were swiftly fed to the hounds.
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Ms. Hayes directed the hounds with horn blasts, as she steered them into wooded areas and underbrush to seek a scent.
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When they faint in the face of marauding dogs, we call back our baying hounds and wait for them to wake.
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When I saw him in Oregon in May, he acknowledged mental fatigue and hamstrings and thighs that growl like old hounds.
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Two faithful hounds, Abby and Sam, two young rabbits, one adventuresome feline, and a majestic koi carp complete the Jangs' menagerie.
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When the hell hounds of my imagination stir in my bed beside me and grant me a few hours of repose.
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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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For instance, hounds and other traditional hunting breeds are more scent-oriented and, thus, likely less focused on a smell-free screen.
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Often called the "runway models" of the canine world, Afghan hounds are prized for their long, luxurious coats and thin, delicate bodies.
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No one gets munched on by overly aggressive hounds, but I think we can all agree that Edward is such a Ramsay.
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One thing smartwatch hounds will notice right away: unlike some other round-faced watches, the CoWatch's display doesn't have a flat tire.
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Those interested in adopting Quasi or one of the shelter's 200 dogs currently available for adoption should visit the Secondhand Hounds website.
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Yet, the bill collecting hounds try to collect extortionate prices from the underinsured while the insured pay far less through their insurance.
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The beef brings two of the biggest attention hounds, usually in separate spheres of the media universe, into the same news story.
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He hounds the workers down and insists vehemently in broken Spanish that they cannot place the railings in front of the stage.
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There are patrolling guards and hounds after you, and it feels like any wrong step can lead to your capture (and death).
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The Freedom No-Pull Harness from 2 Hounds Design excels at its job, providing ample control over even the most aggressive pullers.
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Hounds Labs, which has been collaborating with scientists at U.C. Berkeley, said its device had an important advantage over fluid-based tests.
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In a truly epic clash, the outmatched Starks defeated Ramsay Bolton, leaving the sociopath to be torn apart by his own hounds.
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The city's concert hounds are enjoying the opening weeks of Brooklyn Steel, the newest venue with the word "Brooklyn" in its name.
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But these days, a pair of mean-looking hounds tail her as she makes the rounds at her farm in central Kenya.
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" When Lemcke named Uno the winner of the hound group, he said, "This is one of the best hounds I've ever seen.
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A study using Hounds Labs tech published earlier this year suggests that THC can be detected in subjects' breath after smoking weed.
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And since Swinson is one of the best dialogue hounds in the business, Marr is also blessed with some terrific street talk.
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Times are rough for professional gossip hounds in a culture of connectivity where any household troll can become an Instagram Liz Smith.
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Investing fees are like a distant relative you helped out that one time who now hounds you for bigger and bigger handouts.
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As Facebook's latest commercial spot, called "Found by the Hounds," shows, few things bring people together quite like the love of pets.
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Then again, when you put together a target as ripe as "Cats," it stands to reason that people would unleash the hounds.
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Johnson fills the frame with looming heads, folds in a nifty car chase and, in a striking tableau, sets loose the hounds.
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Craig Charles is there, howling with Scouse joy, swearing his head off at the befuddled David Cameron lookalikes and their frolicking hounds.
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The rescue group who saved Redd, Pound Hounds Res-Q in New York City, isn't sure why he's so terrified of the cat.
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The group of hotdog-shaped hounds were taken to Russellville Animal Control, where they are being cared for while their owner awaits trial.
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So Amazon Japan's starting a new service to meet the need: On-demand sommeliers who booze hounds can call for wine-buying tips.
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"He's been talking about those hounds for long enough, and he's been torturing and killing people with them for long enough," he said.
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They are smart, and have been known to trick hounds into being their close personal friends, in order to avoid capture / certain death.
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Using packs of hounds – the same dogs used to run down runaway slaves – the Confederates retook the area, hanging rebels along their way.
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Here's Tejal Rao on a training program in Maryland that teaches hounds to sniff out signs of bee-colony collapse before it happens.
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Not when something as small and insignificant as a careless cigarette can send a pack of savage red hounds racing toward your home.
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Long and slippery, George smoothly scores from all over the court, creates for his teammates, then hounds his opponents on the other end.
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Whole city blocks brimmed with fugitives, and these fugitives were organized into vigilance committees, which guarded one another and watched for Ryland's Hounds.
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And his generals have unleashed thousands of intergalactic hounds — what look to be a cross between snapping turtles and WWE wrestlers — upon Wakanda.
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Even when Cap is throttling Thanos's hell hounds or taking on Corvus Glaive, it's impossible to pry your eyes away from Rogers's majestic scruff.
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And while the novelty of a home brewing machine will probably appeal to gadget hounds, it isn't entirely clear why anybody would need one.
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The dog has become a spokesman/barksman for Royal Canine and was recently featured in an ad campaign for Harriot and Hounds' dog perfume.
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Gossip hounds won't find much to feast on here; the film deals with Ledger's demons very gingerly when it deals with them at all.
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These weren't headline hounds sniffing around in the daily detritus that washes over a casual consumer over the course of a daily news cycle.
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" Grande tried to call off the hounds, writing online, "i feel like i need to remind my fans to please be gentler with others.
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In this painting, Actaeon gets torn to bits by his own hounds for having stumbled upon Diana in the woods in all her nakedness.
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We got the "Curb Your Enthusiasm" star Wednesday afternoon as he was greeted by a swarm of fans and autograph hounds chirping for signatures.
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At the shelter, that's what people did with our one-eyed pugs, our ancient hounds with bald patches and juveniles who hopped like kangaroos.
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The gossip hounds have shared the controversial photo, which is central to the legal battle between the pop star and former radio DJ David Mueller.
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"Jane Cum" is maybe the most pertinent case, its vocal take embodying the kind of controlled melodrama that Kate Bush nailed on "Hounds of Love".
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TMZ has obtained the cease and desist letters Fetty's legal hounds fired off to Alexis and a bunch of media outlets allegedly posting the video.
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Secondhand Hounds, a nonprofit dog rescue in Minnesota, recently welcomed a special 5-year-old dog appropriately named Quasimodo, who suffers from short spine syndrome.
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I mean, there was that time the other week when you were feeling sad and spent a whole evening googling "afghan hounds in the wind".
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Now, for his trouble, James scrambles to the peak and finds himself facing off once again with the Warriors and those aforementioned Hounds of Hell.
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In a movie intended for families, it is frustrating that both humans and hounds who are gendered female find themselves relegated to love interest roles.
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In the interviews, Mr. Putin has the casual charm of an executive who knows that he could always press a button and release the hounds.
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So perhaps it's best to set aside such reservations about the Australian film "Hounds of Love" — which is hardly a brainless addition to the genre.
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Credit...Victor Llorente for The New York Times They gave the hounds and the herders the once over at the Westminster Dog Show on Sunday.
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He was perched on a stool at the Hare & Hounds, a working-class pub in Surrey, where nearly everyone voted to leave the European Union.
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Okay, the hounds get a nice meal (though one that might give them indigestion), but Ramsay ultimately finds himself the final victim of his own sadism.
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Groups that offer therapy hounds, which are known to reduce stress and anxiety, have seen more demand for their furry, wet-nosed services in recent weeks.
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Of course, then Ramsay suggests that Myranda's corpse is made of fine meat and should be fed to the hounds, so this only goes so far.
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For the past several decades, "seltzer is clear" has been a defining trait of seltzers, the way floppy ears are a defining trait of basset hounds.
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Although Secondhand Hounds is seeking a forever home for Quasimodo, the rescue wants to monitor his condition and his progress, so he's not quite ready yet.
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They'll say: 'The hounds just saw the fox and set off after it, we did everything we could to stop them but unfortunately the fox died.
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If you listen carefully I've got a lot of samples from various oddball B movies in the mix, from haunted hounds howling to psycho prank callers.
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The result of that partnership was Chromehounds, a predominantly online-based console exclusive involving the building and battling of giant, fully customisable mecha known as Hounds.
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The field master controlled the riders as they galloped after the hounds over rugged terrain, across pastures, along wooded paths and over creeks and stone walls.
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Hounds are breeds that do the hunting themselves, either killing game, like an Irish wolfhound, or tracking it by sight or by scent, like a bloodhound.
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I've never seen anywhere else other than Central Park where you have these hounds running loose and everybody's socializing with their pooches early in the morning.
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The town is home to Old Salem Farm, a nationally renowned equestrian facility, and Golden's Bridge Hounds, among the oldest fox-hunting clubs in the country.
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If you pick solely on cuteness, please join my fantasy puppy league so I can pick up an easy win against your bozo squad of micro-hounds.
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Secondhand Hounds specializes in rescuing at-risk dogs and cats and commit to caring for the animals through adoption, rehabilitation, and hospice care, according to their website.
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According to the Associated Press, a black Lab mix named Rogue appears front and center, with a large crew of cheerful and howling hounds behind the pup.
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Later, the rest of the group, the "hounds," take off in hot pursuit, following the improvised trail usually fashioned in flour, chalk and tissues hanging from trees.
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Cramer Remix: It's worth more dead than alive Cramer: Unleash the hounds—time to buy Xerox Cramer: Janet Yellen fooled us again Cramer considered Cembalest's predictions brilliant.
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This is a big change from former President Barack Obama, who shared the Oval Office with two bounding balls of fluff, Portuguese Water Hounds Bo and Sunny.
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Named after the "Hunchback of Notre Dame" character, Quasi is one of only 13 known dogs in the world with short spine syndrome, according to Secondhand Hounds.
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It's for this lifetime of devoted work that 12-year-old Mugly won the 2016 Heroic Hounds award at the National Pet Show in London last weekend.
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" Cramer Remix: It's worth more dead than alive Cramer: Unleash the hounds—time to buy XeroxCramer: Janet Yellen fooled us again Qorvo: "No, here is the problem.
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To round out your 30 cards, use now-standard Hunter spells such as Animal Companion, Kill Command, Unleash the Hounds, Call of the Wild, or Quick Shot.
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Pebble just added optical heart rate sensors to its new smartwatches, but a lot of smartwatches are still lacking one feature that matters to workout hounds: GPS.
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Meanwhile "Writer in the Dark," exploring the darker side of her breakup, is Kate Bush all over, with a haunting chorus vocal straight off Hounds of Love.
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Muthoni is fed up too, which is why she bought the hounds in January to patrol her farm at night, when most firewood theft occurs, she said.
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The Redbone Coonhound was registered with the AKC in 2009, a descendant of the red hounds that were brought to the US by the Scottish and Irish.
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And the entrenched narrative — that the once-irreverent network has fed its soul to the hounds of political correctness and liberal fake news — is certainly an opportunity.
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"When they come out, it is like hounds after rabbits," said Clement Lai, a former police superintendent who resigned in 2015 to start a private security company.
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"I needed a forum to talk to other people who were as into basset hounds as I was because other people didn't quite get it," she says.
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He hounds people to turn off their office lights when they step out for lunch and gets on their case if they throw recyclables in the trash.
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Every Sunday during hunting season, hounds, huntsmen and members, called "the Field," gather to watch the pack search for rabbits through fields, across streams and over hills.
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Mr. Apatow, 51, was walking into the Argosy Book Store in Midtown Manhattan, the sanctum sanctorum for autograph hounds, gulping down a brownie and an alkalized water.
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She also held an annual dog show, one that is "replicated once every five years by dedicated fanciers," said Mr. Sprung, who is partial to Afghan hounds.
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This allows hunters to drive the boars into fields of sugar cane, send a pack of hounds to flush them out, and wait on the periphery with shotguns.
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Many retailers are also using messaging that includes words and phrases that appeal to e-commerce deal hounds, like "Cyber" (13% of retailers used) or "Black Friday" — e.g.
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Anytime a lion killed multiple bighorn in a short period of time, those hunters used VHF radio telemetry and specially bred lion hounds to find and kill it.
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The hounds tucked the red, wet pieces of Feo into the helium-cooled compartments in their abdomens and hoisted his bags in the sawtooth clamps of their mouths.
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A poll conducted last year found that 84 per cent of the public oppose making hunting with hounds legal again – a new high for opposition to the bloodsport.
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He described leaders like Duterte, U.S. President Donald Trump, and Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan as "wielding a toxic agenda that hounds, scapegoats and dehumanizes entire groups of people".
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If you are familiar with Pharaoh Hounds, the dogs always pictured in ancient Egyptian drawings, the Cirneco is usually described to be a smaller version of that breed.
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I didn't expect them to create the Internet only to end up using that same Internet to catch everyone masturbating and/or turn them into Nazi war hounds.
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With an opponent of the President speaking out in a way that many found offensive, it was suddenly deemed the right time to release the hounds of umbrage.
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He specialized in using hounds to hunt down leopards and lions, though dozens of other animals are also listed on the site, including baboons, jackals, hyenas and warthogs.
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TMZ has learned Robach nailed the 'RHONJ' star's first post-prison sit down -- a big get for sweeps, which ABC's news hounds had to be dying to get.
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And while SanDisk's new 400GB microSD card may still not satiate the most extreme storage hounds, good lord is that a lot of room in a teeny tiny package.
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The gore never reaches unprecedented levels — it's startling, but in no way groundbreaking — but it's still graphic and aggressive enough to make an impact even on jaded horror-hounds.
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Wildlife agents set up traps and deployed tracking hounds in an effort to locate the bear, said Mike Porras, a spokesman for the state parks agency's northwest region office.
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"Sharing this with my boy is the greatest thing," said Mr. Briguez, standing next to his son, Franco, 17, an aspiring veterinarian, and his hounds on a windswept plain.
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Ostensibly, much of the hunting with hounds that takes place in 2017 does not involve an animal being chased – the hunts lay an artificial trail and follow this instead.
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Hogarth conceived it in opposition to another didactic piece: "Beer Street," in which happy ale-hounds thrive in a civic paradise of barrel-chested, pipe-smoking peace and relaxation.
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The Stuttgart Cards, an early-15th-century deck from the Upper Rhineland, had a hunting theme, with falcons, ducks, hounds and stags as the suits, which were segregated by sex.
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The Game of Thrones star also opened up about Ramsay's death by his own hounds (no relation to The Hound) and how it was a fulfilling scene for the series.
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Party whips - an 18th century term derived from hunting outriders who keep stray hounds on track - are there to guide, cajole and sometimes threaten MPs into voting the right way.
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So "Ole Yeller" feels like a weird moniker for Ford's latest special edition Mustang, until you realize it's not named for that most loyal of hounds, at least not directly.
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Named after the "Hunchback of Notre Dame" character, Quasi is one of only 13 known dogs in the world with short spine syndrome, a genetic condition, according to Secondhand Hounds.
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Another blow is the case of Bristol's The Stag and Hounds—a metal/rock pub focused on the promotion of local and DIY shows—which will be closing next month.
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To listen to The Cramps is to enter a gooey old sci-fi movie, invaded by booze hounds, brace-faced werewolves, and whip-cracking dommes stomping around in leather bikinis.
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He led the chase past the kennels where the hounds have been kept since 1940s, and he finally went "to ground" and eluded capture by disappearing into a drainage pipe.
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"Scribe," which begins with the baying of hounds and ends with silence, reminds us on every page that humans remain the storytelling animal, and that therein might lie our salvation.
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The Gothic tapestries, which are believed to have been made in Paris around 1618, portray noblemen, hunters, and their hounds hunting and killing the magical creature against a pastoral setting.
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Alternately, they become scary and saintly; grotesque mutants and smooth doo-wop singers; chipper domestic souls who banter to the accompaniment of a sitcom laugh-track and hounds of hell.
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And maybe the reason those hounds are now baying at such volume is that they have been shackled up in the Republican basement for the past two or three years.
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" Though Owens was on set of the commercial, she says she didn't bring any of her own five basset hounds because "choosing which one to take would have been difficult!
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Another is "Salukis," an 0003 depiction of boisterous hounds with flying ears by the British artist James Ward, who typically painted the dogs, horses and children of his wealthy patrons.
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The lozenge-shaped cards have a hunt theme, with four suits: collars for the dogs, tethers for the hounds, horns and nooses that were used to hang game from a belt.
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Luckily, a couple of friends, a few years older and self-proclaimed autograph hounds, were driving to DC that night anyway, hoping to meet the MNF legends and get some signatures.
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Twitter has 328 million active users — journalists and news hounds, politicians and public agencies, activists and Russian trolls — a real-time cacophony that has become the water cooler of the internet.
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" Laflin's nonprofit Hounds and Heroes is "dedicated to lifting the spirits and morale of our active, wounded, and veteran military troops worldwide, and to increase awareness about the cruelty to animals.
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Carol Shea-Porter announced she'd retire this year, she released the Democratic hounds — 11 candidates will tussle for the Democratic nomination in the deep-blue state's 1st Congressional District on Tuesday.
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But now the reality star is bringing her space-age aesthetic to sunglasses, giving us all a taste of what cutting-edge trend hounds will be coveting for years to come.
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Each year the Kennel Club, a dog-lovers' association, registers the details of about 250,000 hounds; the club believes it has records for about one-third of the dogs in Britain.
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A May 2018 cover depicted Trump golfing in a literal swamp, and an August 2018 cover illustrated the president being followed by hounds amid new developments in the special counsel's investigation.
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The feral imagery of hunts, especially those that use grisly methods like hounds and knives, or horses and spears, has also fed criticism in countries like Spain and the United Kingdom.
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While Bradley hounds the opposition's top ball-handler, Johnson takes on whoever else is the greatest threat on the perimeter, be it Paul George, Kevin Durant, Giannis Antetokounmpo, or LeBron James.
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The Stuttgart Cards (Upper Rhineland, 1430) feature a 5 of Falcons with five tethered birds of prey, and a 4 of Hounds with four mastiff-like dogs straining at their leashes.
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Thee Hounds of Foggy Notion captured the best representation of the band's early material, and the two most recent live albums, both titled Live In San Francisco, are anything but perfunctory.
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Prices range from $22 to $29 per month, and each box includes exclusive toys, all-natural treats, and a chew — all curated around specific themes like Snowbound Hounds and Chewrassic Park.
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What will it take for us to toss the water onto the rapists' heads, to watch assured as they flee, the blood-mouthed hounds — guilt, say, or responsibility — snapping behind them?
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Neil Bligh, 45, who sat by Mr. Turner at the Hare & Hounds, could dimly recall the buzz of triumph he felt in 2016, when he discovered that his side had won.
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By chance, he ran across Forsyth County Animal Control's Houses for Hounds program, which coordinates with multiple animal welfare groups to provide free dog houses to lower income residents in the area.
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Yes, it was getting late and those hungry hounds would have eaten my spindly fingers if they'd hit the table, too, but forgive my humble bragging and just look at that crust.
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Fellow photo hounds can gorge on the visual feast of Plaza de España, a semicircular, architectural extravaganza about the size of 10 American football fields built for a world's fair in 1929.
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Three years later, when I picked my son up for the first time — and breathed in his scent as I had for my hounds — I burst into tears of pure, unadulterated joy.
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And instead of appreciating these underdogs roaring in the final and deciding game of the Western Conference Finals, all I could think was: When will the Warriors release the Hounds of Hell?
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Chris Martin tore a group of autograph hounds a new one for being way too aggressive in trying to get him to scribble on their crap ... a trend that's becoming more common.
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Anyway, fun thought experiment: Think about how close emus are to dinosaurs, and then think about how far we've taken the noble wolf away from its roots and turned them into basset hounds.
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Certain dog breeds, like poodles, bichon frises, Afghan hounds, and English sheepdogs require around-the-clock care, as their distinctive coats are an essential part of impressing the judges on their breed standards.
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Taylor Swift hadn't yet released the hounds (or snake?) that is "Look What You Made Me Do", and "Despacito" was still sitting cozy at the very top of the Billboard Hot 100 charts.
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With hundreds of aspiring gossip-hounds combing the platform for drama — down to the happenings of tiny subcommunities — it might not make sense for a single publisher to invest time in a competition.
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Mr Bainimarama hounds the opposition and bullies the media (he once won an apology from Fiji TV when it initially awarded him only second place in a personality contest among text-voting viewers).
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"The minute he becomes our nominee, the press, the Democrats, and all these groups will descend on him like the hounds of hell and they are going to rip him apart," Rubio said.
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When signs reading " FIXED PRICE " began to appear in Delhi's shopping arcades—mainly to fend off inveterate bargain hounds like him—he saw it as a symbol of the impending end of civilization.
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That was left to Sansa, who finally got her revenge on her husband by letting his own hounds, which Ramsay hadn't fed for seven days, tear him to shreds in front of her.
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You could no more ride to hounds or be presented at court or dine at the Ritz in a perfectly fitted sea foam gown with mermaid tail than you could declare yourself regent.
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There were about 40 hounds this day — or 20 couples, since they are traditionally counted in couples — and they sniffed the ground until they hit upon a scent prompting their "song," or barking.
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Investigators in the southern region of Saratov said in a statement that a 64-year-old man had died of abdominal wounds sustained while unloading his Estonian Hounds from his car on Sunday.
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Larry David went FULL Larry David on a gaggle of thirsty autograph hounds who really need to find a new gig, according to him -- and yet, in the end, he kinda encouraged them.
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Finally the gates open, and a fake orange hare is sent whizzing along a rail on the outside boundary of the racing track at 33 miles an hour, six hounds in hot pursuit.
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For her part, Sansa gave as good as she got, and even coaxed a laugh from her old friend when she revealed the weapon she chose to put an end to Ramsay's cruelty: Hounds!
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Currently, there are less than 30 dogs in the world that are living with the rare condition, and two of them were cared for by Secondhand Hounds, the shelter's executive director Rachel Mairose said.
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Now that Sansa has finally reclaimed some of her power — she used Ramsay's own hounds to kill the evil man during the Battle of the Bastards — it would be shocking for her to die.
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State of the Art It's a cliché for journalists to whine about International CES, the annual consumer electronics show that brings gadget-hounds and billionaires like a nerdy plague upon Las Vegas this week.
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The study authors were also surprised to find that people who owned dogs that were originally bred for hunting — like terriers, retrievers and scent hounds — were the most protected from heart disease and death.
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Even as privacy hounds and antitrust watchdogs at the FTC and on Capitol Hill sniff and scratch at Facebook's door, the social media giant, apparently high on hubris, just keeps tossing them red meat.
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Mr. Lee depends on, and caters to, a class of eaters who pay attention to the global restaurant scene the way certain art hounds follow the goings on in Basel, Miami Beach and Venice.
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They claimed that the animal jumped out of a hedge and was then chased and killed before they could intervene, but amateur footage showed that no attempt was made to call off the hounds.
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Last week our photographer Jake Lewis and I went to Battersea Dogs & Cats Home in London, armed with the collective works of Bob Marley and Jimmy Cliff to see how the hounds would respond.
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" Trump is far from the only world leader highlighted by Amnesty for undermining human rights in the last 12 months and "wielding a toxic agenda that hounds, scapegoats, and dehumanizes entire groups of people.
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Right now, I play it as if all the hounds of hell are dozing in the sun as I stroll toward an idling bus that's going to take me to get a root canal.
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It's unclear if they still got the hounds running around the yard, or what these supplies might be for exactly ... but when ya buy new dog stuff, you probably have a new dog around.
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In an interview, co-owner Joseph Miller explains his goal is to create a space where LA culture hounds can find a precisely curated collection of stores, both national brands and local one-offs.
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Standing on rocky outcrops are the avengers of colonialism: a group of explorers with muskets and swords on one side and a group of missionaries holding back the hounds of hell on the other.
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Reitman's new project might satisfy continuity hounds who genuinely loved the original films and / or the 1980s animated spinoff series, but this could be another demonstration that studios are willing to wilt before online backlash.
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LESLIE COLITTBerlin Regarding the perils that our canine friends pose to postal workers ("Leash the hounds", April 22nd) when I was a young postman I bought biscuits to hand out as I made my deliveries.
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For all the direct deposit and paycheck hounds out there who know their expected weekly or biweekly incomes like they know their own faces, this month might have brought a surprise: a plumper pay stub.
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Later that evening, I watch the videotape of Thriller scored from a now long-dead Blockbuster and freak out, chiefly over Vincent Price killing it with his rap—:stand and face the hounds of hell!
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This July, Netflix is adding a sixth season of Orange is the New Black to its lineup, as well as Extinction, the new science fiction / horror film from Hounds of Love writer-director Ben Young.
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He was an old-school Englishman, a toff — bespoke clothes, club memberships, plummy accent, riding to hounds — who lived most of his life abroad, broke much of the time, settling down at last in Greece.
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I can't say why she decided to make public the nearly 600 photographs on her account, but I'll call it an act of generosity from an artist who is less outgoing than most Instagram hounds.
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And Pelosi was once again perplexed by the Judiciary Committee, a partisan panel with more than a few publicity hounds, who had frequently pushed to go further than the broader Democratic caucus wanted on impeachment.
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"In a society turning vegetarian, influenced by grisly reports about animal slaughtering, paradoxically the sport has never been doing so well as in France," said Pierre de Boisguilbert, head of France's Hunting with Hounds Association.
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The number of hunters with hounds has more than doubled in the past 40 years to around 10,000 in France, and the number of followers on foot and bicycles has risen to 150,000, he said.
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The ruff winter weather is heating up at the sight of these hotties with hounds ... Dig your paws into our gallery of shirtless stars with dogs to see who's treating us with these puppy day pictures!
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As a player in Major League Baseball, he's got a fairly unique leg up on the rest of the hounds out there, but just because he's got access doesn't mean he always gets what he wants.
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"Let's face it, any pick Donald Trump makes for his Cabinet will set the liberal media hounds barking," Huckabee wrote Wednesday in a fundraising email for Huck PAC, according to a Center for Public Integrity reporter.
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This approach allows for some spirited horseplay, literally in the case of one sketch in which two Mayfair ladies, wittily played by Caitlin Thorburn and Phoebe Frances Brown, encounter a hyena while riding to the hounds.
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Hanging everywhere are paintings and woodcuts done by her beloved aunt Rachel Reckitt, a fascinating figure who, on the one hand, was an avant-garde artist and, on the other, raised horses and rode to hounds.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Banned in much of Europe, roe-deer hunting on horseback with hounds is enjoying such renewed interest in France that some companies are marketing one-off outings to non-specialists, some riding in carriages.
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I saw Hawkins and Bland as soon as I was off the train, but they gave me a wide berth, for it was known that even here, in the city, Ryland's Hounds prowled, searching for runaways.
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The tabloids are a uniquely British beast, one that "both hounds the famous and the powerful and tramples on the ordinary citizen," wrote Charlie Beckett, a media professor at the London School of Economics, in the Guardian.
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Bull riding is messy, but riders have to be clothes hounds, wearing the logos and apparel of their sponsors, on crisply starched shirts and pressed bluejeans from Ariat, say, one of Mr. Davis's seven sponsors, or Wrangler.
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If we were born Kardashians, we'd have a personal chef cook us decedent meals several times a day, and we'd probably eat them while lounging in our super-plush beds among our dozens of miniature grey hounds.
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Gamers and gadget hounds can now get their hands on the hotly anticipated Oculus Rift virtual reality headset: The Facebook-owned company announced the commercial release of its virtual reality device at CES 2016 in Las Vegas.
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But at the Hare and Hounds pub in Sunbury-on-Thames, England, in a neighborhood that voted strongly to leave the European Union, queries about a no-deal exit were met with shrugs and snorts of derision.
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Rock hounds interested in a rainbow of citrine, rose, and amethyst will be disappointed, as the exhibition (perhaps to dispel any resonance with the mineral wings of a natural history museum) doesn't sample the whole natural crystal world.
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Some 250 fans and autograph hounds lined up outside a Manhattan book store on Monday, some who had camped overnight, to attend a book signing by Woods for "The 1997 Masters: My Story", about his first major title.
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"They question us from a position of utter ignorance," said Hugo Javier Alfonso, 41, a butcher and co-founder of a national association for hunters who kill the boars with knives after they have been cornered by hounds.
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Nice young women like Claudia Muller are rarely bumped off in nice country mysteries with nice local detectives, especially not detectives who take their horses and their truffle hounds into the woods for the sheer joy of it.
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HOUNDS OF LOVE It's not a tribute to the Kate Bush album of the same title, but an Australian thriller about a young woman (Ashleigh Cummings) who's abducted by a serial-killer couple (Emma Booth and Stephen Curry).
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If you don't have a coffee roaster nearby, you can order beans online from reputable sellers like Blue Bottle Coffee or try a wide variety through a coffee subscription service like Atlas Coffee Club, or Grounds and Hounds.
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These terriers and the American hairless terrier seemed to be descended from what were called "feists," dogs that were common in the southern United States and may have been a mix of European hounds and Native American dogs.
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Mr. Ridley, who imports motorcycle parts, predicted that a no-deal Brexit would mean "slightly more paperwork until we get it sorted," but certainly nothing serious, and there was no one in the Hare and Hounds who disagreed.
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Look, I get why "Home" had Ramsay Bolton lure Walda Frey and his newborn half-brother into the room where he keeps his hounds, then whistle so that the dogs would tear the woman and her baby to shreds.
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A shelter in Minnetonka, Minnesota, called Secondhand Hounds, eventually took Cooper in and treated the pup for ear mites, worms, and a hernia, until his lovable demeanor caught the attention of Elly and her husband, according to Fox News.
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Once you've harnessed some interest from the couple-thousand followers you previously accrued thanks to a Kooples campaign and a viral tweet about being hungover at work (that's right, men – women drink too), you're primed for the publishing hounds.
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Chui hounds for discounts and frequent flier deals, but he makes good money and tells me he often pays full price for his flights—though his YouTube channel is popular enough to earn a small kickback from ad revenue.
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Read More Cramer: Unleash the hounds—time to buy Xerox With the labor department's non-farm payroll report ahead on Friday, Cramer tried to get a read on the employment situation in the U.S. from Paychex CEO Marty Mucci.
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I haven't fed my hounds in seven days, Ramsay told Jon Snow and friends during the pre-battle trash-talking session, at which point I suspect most of us guessed who would ultimately end up in the dog dish.
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Bottom is transformed (his head only) into a Thurber-like seal rather than an ass; Hippolyta's hunt features not hounds but sea horses; the changing views in the background suggest bubbles and marine fauna rising to an unseen surface.
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If its frenetic, sepulchral rumbling on the cello's lowest string — or the riotous, frankly impossible cacophony of massed, warring trumpets in "Die Soldaten," his sole opera — is not representative of growling hounds of hell, no music ever will be.
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And there is other technological innovation seeded throughout the production — 26 tracking cameras around the theater follow the movement of actors so that, for example, a pack of hounds can be projected onto hand-held drums held by dancers.
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This neo-Rockwellian idyll of desert-dawn yoga sessions, usefully toned arms and abs, spectacularly perilous bivouacs and bouldering slabs, hardy kids and sporty hounds can feel like a rebuke if you are on a sofa in the city.
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"In a ring like this, they have to be as flashy and fancy as some of the fancier hounds — like Afghans or greyhounds — but its hard because they're the shortest and smallest in their group," said Mr. Puig, 57.
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Siba, the finalist representing all breeds classified as non-sporting dogs, emerged victorious at the three-day event after going head to head with the winners in six other groups - hounds, toys, herding dogs, working dogs, sporting dogs and terriers.
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Nicki and Drake also both address "Back to Back" on here, which is a big moment for the gossip hounds and an appropriate way to get the elephant in the room for their first collab since then out of the way.
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CHRIS GANJEChief executiveAMPLYFICardiff Banyan suggested that the government of Singapore wins elections because it hounds critics and denies public-housing upgrades to opposition districts, and wondered why the ruling People's Action Party "holds on so tenaciously" to power (September 22nd).
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In addition to threats of sending negative accounts to debt hounds, the Journal noted that Venmo recently updated its language in its user agreement to allow it to send owed amounts to collections or effectively seize money in other PayPal accounts.
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Not only does this hot spot for hounds serve specially brewed dog beer made from chicken and vegetables, it also offers dog herbal teas and snacks like dog pizza and dog ice cream made from yogurt, bananas, peanuts and soy milk.
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In advance of the release of her new live album Before the Dawn, she shared a live version of "And Dream of Sheep," originally from 1985's Hounds of Love, and today she added a visual to complete the package.
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"The Other Side" made it crystal clear for spoiler-hounds and casual viewers alike that Sasha isn't long for this world, and it's a shame that she'll likely go out in a suicide mission that yields no real positive result.
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Despite the fact that she's living rent-free and functions as an au pair of sorts to her kids, D.J. constantly hounds her to get a job, and in one episode, she's reduced to pleading with her father for $5.
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In the United States, the tide favors data hounds, whose numbers suggest new ways to see and play the game, but south of the border, where a few consecutive losses can cost a manager a job, conventional thinking often prevails.
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Many more dogs than cats require treatment — either for inherited conditions, including cataracts or glaucoma, in high-risk breeds like cocker spaniels, basset hounds, poodles or terriers, or for acquired ones caused by trauma, infections or metabolic disorders like diabetes.
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Another black-and-white picture, "Hounds," directed by Amit Cohen and Ido Shapira, is rendered in rough pen-and-ink style with plenty of negative space, the better to create a gritty magical realism for its nature-versus-nurture allegory.
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For some, the hunt represents the class struggle waged by those outside the privileged loop of riders in their scarlet coats atop glistening steeds, pounding across the countryside with packs of hounds baying for the blood of a hapless fellow quadruped.
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As opposed to other forms of hunting involving arrows, birds of prey or firearms, it is not the hunter who kills the animal but the hounds, who in turn feed on it as a reward in a tightly regimented ceremony.
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It was written by Spenser Cohen (whose biggest credit is the 2013 TV movie Macklemore's Big Surprise) and Brad Kane (Black Sails, Fringe) and directed by Ben Young, whose credits include a crime thriller called Hounds of Love and several prank shows.
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Mr. Dhillon's 95-year-old uncle, Karam Singh Dhillon, ran the hounds with the maharajah of Faridkot as a young man, and could recall the king's horsemen galloping into the fields and planting red pennants to denote the presence of a rabbit.
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For you spec hounds, it has a Snapdragon 636 processor that Motorola says is about 30 percent faster than the Z2's 626, an extra gigabyte of RAM (giving it a grand total of 4 GB), and the new Android Oreo (8.1).
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Cramer Remix: It's worth more dead than alive Cramer: Unleash the hounds—time to buy Xerox Cramer: Janet Yellen fooled us again Apple was also in pain this quarter when the stock plunged to $93 from $105 before eventually rebounding back to $109.
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Rather than sensibly ignoring the social media attack hounds and lacking a judge to provide cover and protection, the lawyers strike back by making full use of their finely-honed verbal and written attack skills -- only to look like fools in the end.
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And then there is "Cloudbusting," the masterpiece second single from Kate Bush's 1985 album Hounds of Love, which is summer encapsulated, really, because it embodies what summer represents most of all: possibility, and the feeling that something good is going to happen.
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Peter Kamenstein, a hunt master who rode a thoroughbred named Max, said the point of the hunt, despite its name, is not to kill the fox, but rather chase it into its den or some other refuge it seeks to lose the hounds.
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MELISSA You haven't specified, but I suspect your outrage is fueled by animal cruelty concerns — hunters on horseback and packs of hounds chasing after defenseless little foxes — and not by the absurd Anglophilia of twee riding breeches, fitted blazers and velvet caps.
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With a fixed, theatrical production rather than a stripped-down tour, she could perform two extended narrative suites from albums 20 years apart: "The Ninth Wave," from the 1985 album "Hounds of Love," and "A Sky of Honey," half of "Aerial" from 2005.
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The dog—one of those Kabuli street hounds glistening with bald patches, a tumor the size of a cantaloupe hanging between its haunches, and no doubt an ear infection that caused it to list and wander in psychotic circles—was barking mutely.
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Editorial Notebook About 19 minutes after Chuck Jones, head of the steelworkers union at the Carrier plant in Indianapolis, went on CNN to correct Donald Trump's inflated count of the jobs he'd saved there, the president-elect unleashed the hounds on Twitter.
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French enthusiasm for this form of hunting dates to the 16th century under King Francis I, who ordered circles cut out in forests with paths crisscrossing through the middle of them to help hunters pinpoint animals being chased and hounds to trap them.
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Meanwhile, as Peretti builds up an empire based on lists about basset hounds, he also creates a serious operation, BuzzFeed News, that churns out scoops and serious stories, including the first revelations about the role of fake news during the 2016 election.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A French bulldog walks into a bar and orders a pint... That's no joke at the Fox and Hounds pub in southeast England, where Rodney the canine hops on to a stool to have a pint of bitter poured and set before him.
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Found abandoned in Kentucky in December — Kentucky animal control services suspect he'd been alone in the cold for five days — the 4-year-old pup has been living in Secondhand Hounds in Eden Prairie, Minnesota ever since in the hopes of finding a forever home.
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To show off just how luxurious Gucci's latest selection of suiting is, Hiddleston lounges about in a Beverly Hills mansion once owned by the late Tony Duquette with two Afghan hounds, according to GQ — as one does when one's a newly minted Gucci model.
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Guests were then funneled into various rooms throughout the house and given programs featuring a painting of a horse and hounds which was also transformed into a print that lined the runway as well as featured on a handful of pieces in the collection.
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While dog racing has been popular in Macau since the 1930s, demand to see the wiry hounds chase a mechanical bunny around a track has waned in the past decade as authorities try to reposition the former Portuguese colony as an international tourism center.
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Her husband, Edgar Scott, was friends with the playwright Philip Barry, who visited Ardrossan many times and drank cocktails and was charmed by "the golden girl" who "rode to the hounds and was bright, witty and beautiful," as Mr. Barry's wife, Ellen, later remembered her.
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A feud between two of the Bloods sects, the Stones and the Hounds, over sales of $5 bags of marijuana, had culminated in a shooting on Thursday, according to one of the men, who identified himself only as Al because he feared for his safety.
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Aside from the obvious one right in their band name, a play off the similarly titled but still incorrectly spelled Stephen King film, Pet Sematary, they also applied their animal motif to their debut album title, 2015's Pets Hounds, after the iconic Beach Boys record.
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But his long-awaited extermination on Sunday night, which began with a fevered bludgeoning by Jon Snow and ended with his hungry hounds making a meal of him, "was a really justified way for him to die," Iwan Rheon, the man who played Ramsay, said Monday afternoon.
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When he virtually stalks and hounds Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE, he is waging war against Sessions.
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Sure, he was sadistic as hell, but he never strayed far from his narrow, cringe-inducing pathway that's now ended in a rather fitting way, with his body devoured by his own hungry hounds as Sansa calmly watched, even cracking a Lemonade-esque smile at the end.
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Something Hilary might wanna take into account the next time she encounters one of these photog hounds trying to get photos of her and/or her kids ... it actually ain't legal like the man claimed -- at least according to California law, where this appears to have happened.
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A borzoi named Lucy was first among the hounds; Panda, a Shih Tzu, was named the top toy; Annabelle, a serene bulldog, was selected as the best in the nonsporting group; and Rumor, a German shepherd who was the top dog heading into the show, won the herding group.
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Fox hounds, as their name suggests, were bred for fox hunting, and the Greyhound and some of its fellow sleek sighthounds, while not breed for blood sport per se, are set on hares and other small prey in a sport called coursing (as depicted in Guy Ritchie's Snatch).
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I grew up in a tiny holdout spot of country where I ran through a pasture of chest-high field grass to fish a farm pond most evenings, where just a mile down the road my uncle still kept a kennel of hounds to run rabbit each fall.
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Cramer Remix: It's worth more dead than alive Cramer: Unleash the hounds—time to buy Xerox Cramer: Janet Yellen fooled us again Cramer thinks the decline is partially due to negative sentiment in the biotech and pharma space after Hillary Clinton declared her standpoint against higher drug prices.
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The acclaimed director -- who's clearly still riding out the high of winning big at the Golden Globes this past weekend with "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" -- was making his way out of a hotel Wednesday in NYC ... and was met with a crush of paps and Hancock hounds.
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Culture hounds can debate her take on the rise of British cooking (though she's absolutely right, in my mind), but there's no denying the awesomeness of the recipe for filet of beef stroganoff that she pulled out of Malachi O'Gallagher, the chef of the Delaunay in Covent Garden.
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Brienne is a Badass, Sansa Forges a New Alliance When Theon and Sansa's heroic efforts to escape from the Boltons end with them cornered by Bolton stooges and their scary hounds, Brienne of Tarth swoops in at exactly the right moment to slay all the baddies with her powerful sword.
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Lucious actually thinks this is pretty ballsy of Hakeem and after Anika suffers a pregnancy complication, he's found a new level of respect for his youngest and calls off the hounds he had on Anika, arranges top hospital treatment for her, and even convinces Laura to go back to Hakeem.
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Here's what he told Business Insider about it via email: I am doubtful Maduro has any hounds to be released with the possible exception of illicit goon squads — asking the military to crack down could expose his weakness within the officer corps of the armed forces as they might simply say 'no'.
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While the best of this era would be captured on Thee Hounds of Foggy Notion, a live record that saw him perform with an actual band, one that would become more important to his process as the years wore on, the best of OCS material is Memory of a Cut Off Head.
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The narrator, self-conscious and somewhat self-delusional, hounds her aging professor by pointing out errors in his Theory of Egoic Transmissions, which in turn is based on the work of a Dutch anthropologist from the early 20th century who posited that human consciousness was organized around our common ancestral experience as prey.
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