All immigration should be handled speedily, humanely and firmly. 4.
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Whole Foods is known for its organic, humanely raised meats.
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We must use the whole cow and slaughter it humanely.
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Hence the need to set limits and enforce them humanely.
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During the investigation, trappers "humanely removed" six alligators from the area.
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The company also says its chickens are humanely sourced and raised.
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Ireland&aposs attorney has said his client treated his animals humanely.
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I whole-heartedly support extirpating, humanely of course, this invasive species.
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Judging by this new work, humanely elegiac but unexciting, she's right.
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Demand is rising across the continent for more humanely raised livestock.
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Each is expected to kill hundreds a month (humanely, the government insists).
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Zoo staff made the tough decision to humanely euthanize Randa on Nov.
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People are asking if the chicken in that sandwich is humanely raised.
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"It's smart to make sure these people are treated humanely while incarcerated."
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Like Davis, she moves easily from the theoretical to the humanely engaged.
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"The majority of organic farmers do produce organic eggs [humanely]," he said.
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The meats used are humanely raised and sustainably sourced from small farms.
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I believe Congress could implement his ideas humanely — his articulation is lacking.
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We source wool from the most humanely treated sheep in the world.
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First, the influx should be orderly and legal as well as humanely handled.
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"We have stuff that is humanely raised," Spurlock told ABC 6 in Ohio.
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How on earth can CBP's culture be trusted to care for refugees humanely?
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Our doctors and nurses have done everything humanely possible to save Tinslee's life.
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"During the investigation, trappers humanely removed six alligators from the area," the statement said.
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The biologist decided to "humanely euthanize" the dolphin, according to FWC spokeswoman Michelle Kerr.
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"They were not treating us humanely," Galicia told CNN during a wide-ranging interview.
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And, when necessary, to facilitate migration as safely and humanely as can be done.
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It's time to restructure the responsibilities to administer detention and removal policies more humanely.
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There would also be less customer confusion over whether organic products were humanely raised.
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To improve security, we need to treat people humanely and justly, not with fear.
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In the past, presidents of both parties have dealt with this quickly and humanely.
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I live on a farm where I hunt wild game and butcher animals humanely.
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We are and will continue to enforce President Trump's executive order humanely and with professionalism.
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I think what we're really excited about is companies that treat their users more humanely.
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On the contrary factions made great effort to spare civilians and deal with prisoners humanely.
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We must, however, address the immigration issue comprehensively and humanely through evidence-based policy change.
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We can have secure borders and process asylum cases humanely while protecting these innocent children.
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We surveyed the lot and found two cars priced humanely and in decent enough shape.
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The refugees would be treated humanely, police chief Ambrósio de Lemos was quoted as saying.
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Organic and humanely produced meat, poultry, seafood and dairy products exist — though they cost more.
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Migrants presenting at U.S. port of entries must be processed humanely and per U.S. laws.
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However, he added, they should be treated humanely, in accordance with international and domestic law.
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We made the extremely difficult decision to humanely euthanize Kai ensuring he would pass peacefully.
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We are and will continue to enforce President Trump's executive orders humanely and with professionalism.
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VICE: How do you feel about slaughtering animals, but treating them humanely during their lives?
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I can never accept the act that #BTS member wore the atomic bomb T-shirts humanely.
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The dolphin was found emaciated and in poor health, and biologists decided to "humanely euthanize" it.
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Asked to respond to the allegations, the Coast Guard told CNN that detainees are treated humanely.
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The animals had to be put down as quickly and humanely as possible under the circumstances.
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Watch if you like intimate family dramas, humanely told stories and flawed but well-constructed characters.
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The government rejected his complaints, saying he was treated humanely despite the severity of his crimes.
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"Now that Daesh militants have surrendered, I ask authorities to treat their families humanely," Ghani added.
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They added that detainees are treated humanely and that anonymous claims should not be regarded as fact.
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"Despite the veterinarians' best efforts, her wounds were too great and she was humanely euthanized," Romzek said.
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Unless, that is, Congress passes a comprehensive immigration reform that treats all of them humanely and fairly.
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A Maine restaurant owner wants to do the deed more humanely by getting them high before cooking.
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There are few voices in American letters who write more beautifully and more humanely than Junot Díaz.
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"I was treated humanely," Rutherford replied, his eyes darting off screen and then back to the camera.
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Bloomberg has been particularly outspoken about the need to treat immigrants humanely while also securing America's borders.
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Cheng insisted China is treating Yang Hengjun, a former Chinese diplomat turned online journalist and blogger, humanely.
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Most Americans want migrants to be treated humanely but, as his election showed, they also want strong borders.
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The government would have been better off subsidizing professional shooters to reduce kangaroo numbers more humanely, he said.
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Overall, 74 percent of Americans have said they would like large food producers to raise animals more humanely.
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Farmers who produce foie gras say the birds are treated humanely and don't suffer during the fattening process.
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Instead of a pardon, have the turkeys slaughtered right there on the White House lawn... humanely of course.
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The animals were made comfortable with a sedative and then humanely euthanized to relieve their suffering, he said.
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"One must take action to conclude this case legally and humanely," she said in an interview last month.
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European Union officials, while calling for tighter border controls, stress that migrants and refugees must be treated humanely.
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Injured animals should be immediately reported to wildlife officials in case they can be rehabilitated or humanely euthanized.
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Trump again referred to "riots" last week, but has also called on China to handle the issue humanely.
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Can the criminal justice system be transformed to deal more humanely, efficiently, and effectively with the mentally ill?
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During the FWC investigation, trappers "humanely removed" six alligators from the area where Lane was snatched by a gator.
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On private lands, Florida hunters without a license are allowed to kill tegu lizards if it is done humanely.
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Li said the Canadian would be treated humanely and his case would be handled in accordance with Chinese law.
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Another hippo at the Mesker Park Zoo in Indiana, Donna, was 62 when she was humanely euthanized in 2012.
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" She frames the challenge: "We need a secure border and we need to treat people humanely and with dignity.
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"The perception you have of Europe is that it has strong human rights and treats people humanely," Laila continues.
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All the nutrients we need to thrive can be obtained more healthfully, humanely and environmentally responsibly from plant sources.
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The Humboldt Park alligator was humanely captured overnight and appeared at a press conference at the park this morning.
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Ibrahin says the workers are asking to be treated humanely, calling on Amazon to display racial and cultural sensitivity.
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"Everyone was treated humanely," Mr. Kelly, a retired Marine Corps general recently confirmed as homeland security secretary, told lawmakers.
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Biden isn't trying to tear down the existing immigration enforcement system — he's just trying to administer it more humanely.
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Exempt from the redactions were assurances the US received from those governments that transferred detainees would be treated humanely.
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And not just in a mild, "Oh, civilization will be better off if we humanely execute them" kind of way.
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Our 21st century order is shaped by our Constitution, which demands that the laws be applied equally, justly, and humanely.
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In his rebuttal, Mr Stevenson noted that the "awesome" power of executing someone must be exercised "fairly, reliably and humanely".
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It treats migrants humanely but also firmly, swiftly returning those who arrived illegally or whose claims to asylum have failed.
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The first model uses a pressure-powered spear gun to humanely hunt lionfish, which should start field tests this month.
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Those comments came after Trump lamented the fact that Rahami would be treated humanely and in accordance with the law.
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U.S. ambassador Deborah Malac criticized the "rough treatment" of the lawmakers and said she expected them to be treated "humanely".
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"I saw something that no place on earth could have handled more beautifully, more humanely than New York," Trump said.
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The guiding principle underpinning Scandinavian criminal justice policy is that treating prisoners humanely effectively makes them more prone to rehabilitation.
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In the BAP sessions, we rejudged court cases that were happening this year and the kids judged way more humanely.
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"If we're going to take a life we have a responsibility to do it as humanely as possible," she said.
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If women, for instance, wield power more humanely than men, will that difference remain when more women have more power?
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Even wool, traditionally perceived as a more humanely-produced animal product, involves horrors on par with those at a slaughterhouse.
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"It follows another tweet where he praised Xi as "a great leader" capable of "humanely" solving "the Hong Kong problem.
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But it's not a free for all -- the law specifies the mammals must be killed humanely and with a permit.
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His Ancient White Park cows will be humanely slaughtered and refrigerated at a small USDA-approved facility for $75 each.
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Yumble also strives to use humanely raised, antibiotic- and hormone-free meats and is transparent about which meals include those.
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This means honoring the humanitarian claims of those who qualify for them and dealing humanely with those who do not.
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Do that, and it becomes more expensive to raise animals, since you're doing so humanely, which is a good thing.
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Shaul volunteered to serve in a combat unit, believing he'd treat Palestinians more humanely than someone else in that job.
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People generally prefer the taste of fried chicken to grilled, despite the stated desire to eat healthier -- and more humanely.
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He is a co-investigator of a project to train health professionals to more effectively and humanely care for refugees.
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His sumptuously written new book, "Judas," humanely probes the role of the traitor as well as Israeli politics and history.
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After announcing she was on hospice care earlier this week, the decision was made to humanely euthanize her yesterday evening.
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But, if we are going to detain children, we must do it humanely and provide them with full legal support.
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Obviously, that doesn't sit well with animal rights groups, though the company insists that it sources its animal products humanely.
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"I will do everything that I humanely can to make sure you do not continue to live in fear," he said.
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Meanwhile, I recommend individual responsibility: the more people behave humanely, the better the world—for all its structural defects—will be.
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Or more practically and humanely, prospective owners and breeders should stop fixating on chocolate-colored Labs—or just forgo purebreds altogether.
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In an October 2017 email, the then-director of Customs and Border Protection's media division told spokespeople to describe immigrants humanely.
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The federal government should support his proposal to secure the Mediterranean route and humanely accommodate refugees in camps in North Africa.
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"The actions taken were in accordance with the law and carried out as humanely as possible," Pauza said in a statement.
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The constables confirmed that Molly was killed humanely, leaving the BC SPCA, according to Chortyk, with little room for legal action.
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Clean chicken is grown "humanely" in stainless steel bioreactor tanks and the cultivation involves no grain, no water, and no waste.
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New York City had argued that the law would help insure that consumers bought pets that were healthy and raised humanely.
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The government has rejected his claims, saying he is being treated humanely and with dignity despite the severity of his crimes.
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Like its predecessors, but more humanely, the novel tells a conventional story of family rivalries and marital ennui (particularly wifely ennui).
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Norway is a famously liberal society and some argue that Mr. Breivik, even if a monster, deserves to be treated humanely.
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"You're going to have a deportation force, and you're going to do it humanely," Mr. Trump told MSNBC at the time.
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They both humanely play these characters who have also been beaten down by layoffs, debt, dead-end jobs, and bad luck.
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Together, they school the kids in philosophy, literature, how to humanely hunt a deer in the forest, and so much more.
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Mr. Callicrate has the luxury of raising cattle the way he does because he invented a contraption to castrate bulls humanely.
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For those who won't (or can't) quit, it may induce them to treat the vulnerable individuals under their control more humanely.
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If it is smart and open to working with others, the administration can manage the flow of migrants humanely and efficiently.
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" He said Beijing's handling of it would affect progress on the trade talks if China "works humanely with Hong Kong first.
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Related: Mr. Trump said on Wednesday that China should "humanely" settle unrest in Hong Kong before a trade deal is reached.
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For all I know, those government workers who are doing such things are doing everything possible to act justly and humanely.
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Related: Mr. Trump said on Wednesday that China should "humanely" settle unrest in Hong Kong before a trade deal is reached.
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On the other are people looking for America's original red meat, raised as wild as possible and slaughtered as humanely as possible.
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Taylor and other death row inmates sued, arguing that Missouri's secrecy made it impossible to know if they would be killed humanely.
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We are going to work closely to implement and enforce it humanely, respectfully, and with professionalism, but we will enforce the law.
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When I had it at one of the few coffeeshops that produces kopi luwak humanely, it tasted somewhat bitter and overly earthy.
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But I know it will be done humanely and ethically and given how rapidly it's spreading, I think it's a wise precaution.
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Under the Animal Protection Act, abandoned animals only have ten days until they must be adopted, or they must be killed humanely.
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These individuals perform the day in, day out — basic activities that go along with milking and humanely caring for U.S dairy cows.
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This is the front line of the migrant crisis, the place that poses the hard question: Can Europe manage this crisis humanely?
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We need to be better prepared as to how we will respond humanely and expeditiously to accommodate the world's food impoverished refugees.
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"This could have been done far more humanely if the Trump administration would have approved long-term lease vouchers," Soto told CNN.
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"The industry is telling people these animals are being killed ethically, that they are being killed humanely," Delforce told Australian Associated Press.
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A Defense Department spokeswoman, asked about long-term mental harm, responded that prisoners were treated humanely and had access to excellent care.
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Identifying patients in the narrow, optimal time period, Avati knew, would allow doctors to use medical interventions more appropriately and more humanely.
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If humanity can come to grips with this simple reality and humanely start reducing its rate of fertility, we just may survive.
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" Asked about the detainments, a White House spokesperson said, "Under General Kelly's command, U.S. personnel treated detainees humanely and followed applicable laws.
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I saw part of my job as trying to explain this story and trying to do so as humanely as I could.
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Yet asylum seekers will continue to arrive, and both the United States and Europe have the capacity to manage this issue humanely.
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He suggested last month that China should settle the problem "humanely" before reaching a trade deal with the United States, for example.
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There are many technological marvels — a signature of Mr. Lepage's work — but they're humanely scaled and rarely deployed for their own sake.
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Even if there were a way to fish for them humanely (there isn't), Stewart argues sharks ought not be eaten at all.
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Unprecedented numbers of families are coming into the US without papers, and no one has the capacity to deal with them humanely.
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"Animals used in taxpayer-funded laboratory research should have the opportunity to be humanely relocated after they are no longer needed," said Rep.
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He thinks a lot about how to rehabilitate ex-offenders, legislate with compassion for victims, and administer justice humanely, particularly for juvenile offenders.
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Macron has promised migrants will be treated humanely after the national human rights watchdog was fiercely critical of the living conditions they face.
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In short, the liberals simply don't trust the administration to treat the migrants humanely, even if Congress approves ample funding for their care.
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The Commissioner correctly observed at the time that enforcing immigration and border control laws need not be inconsistent with acting wisely and humanely.
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That's where Lone Star Trapping's technology and equipment can come in handy to humanely remove these animals where they don't belong, he said.
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The commissioner correctly observed at the time that enforcing immigration and border control laws need not be inconsistent with acting wisely and humanely.
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In response to a surge of migrants coming into this country, Trump unveiled a new approach that treats asylum seekers fairly and humanely.
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But these children are not threats, and there are many ways to preserve the integrity of our immigration laws while treating them humanely.
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Congress should also call on the department and bureau to make increased use of fertility control to manage horses humanely on the range.
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"The way you do that is coming as close to the line as humanely possible to support the Russians" without breaking the law.
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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam said she hoped the stand-off could be resolved and she had told police to handle it humanely.
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Only then might we humanely work together to fight the spread of Covid-19, instead of contributing to yet another international epidemiological disaster.
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Rockhaven Sanitarium opened in 1923 and was run by Agnes Richards, whose dignified care treated patients humanely — albeit only upper-middle-class women.
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After the AP report in June, Algerian officials invited local media to watch such a round of deportations to prove they were humanely done.
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A flood of unaccompanied children at the border created a crisis in recent years, as detention facilities were unable to humanely accommodate high numbers.
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The animals in question were killed humanely at an appropriate age to avoid any compromise in welfare to them and to the parent animals.
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The Stronach Group track owners announced that three-year-old gelding Satchel Paige had been "humanely euthanized" after the fifth race on the card.
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It has also forced a reckoning with the union's failure to deal humanely with the challenge of migration from Africa and the Middle East.
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In a letter, workers asked executives to treat those who will lose their jobs humanely while giving people who remain more say in decisions.
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In two papers and a book, Dr. Braithwaite made the case that fish react to unpleasant stimuli and argued that they be treated humanely.
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The fiber of the scarf comes all the way from the small mountain ranches of Peru, where the alpaca are raised sustainably and humanely.
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" The group said that "trapping and, if necessary, euthanizing feral cats is the only way to take these animals out of the environment humanely.
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When I do buy meat down south, I try to get stuff that's humanely raised because you don't want to eat a tortured animal.
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Officials from the Departments of Homeland Security and Health and Human Services insisted to reporters that the children in their custody were treated humanely.
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Conservatives won't like my call to treat asylum seekers humanely — Unicef says there are 2,300 children in this caravan — and give them due process.
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Supreme Court judges agreed with the appeal court, ruling that Saeed's swabbing was done properly and humanely, and did not violate his constitutional rights.
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I think the only way we can hope to survive this pandemic is to spread its costs as widely and humanely as we can.
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Alarmed by Rachel Carson's warnings in her 2000 book "Silent Spring" about the hazards of pesticides, Ms. Ratcliff raised her livestock naturally and humanely.
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Eight of the nine policies described in Clinton's statement are pro-immigration, and the ninth refers only peripherally to enforcement: Enforce immigration laws humanely.
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Sixteen centuries later, Saladin, a Kurd, treated the Jews humanely after he conquered Jerusalem, and notably hired a Jewish doctor, Maimonides, as his physician.
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The creature, which was last elephant to live in the zoo, was humanely euthanize after being placed in hospice care for ongoing medical issues.
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"(Evictions) should be done in accordance with the law and as humanely as possible," said Lempaa, who works with the Katiba Institute rights group.
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After all, we know what needs to be done, and when we start treating both addiction and pain humanely based on evidence, everyone wins.
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The rule would allow DHS to monitor itself to make sure children are treated humanely while they are held for long periods of time.
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"DHS will continue to enforce the law humanely, and will continue to examine a range of options to secure our nation's borders," she said.
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Hunter says that they try to source meat from local farms where the animals are treated humanely, and they do not condone bad farming practices.
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Unfortunately, in New York, the law dictates that any raccoon caught in the state needs to be humanely killed due to the threat of rabies.
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When the World Trade Center came down, I saw something that no place on Earth could have handled more beautifully, more humanely than New York.
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If asylum-seekers are to be treated humanely and efficiently, says the government, it needs to sift out the bogus ones and enforce the rules.
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But it is shameful that Britain and France, two of the wealthiest countries in Europe, have failed to deal humanely with the migrants in Calais.
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US President Donald Trump warned China it must deal with the protests "humanely" if it wants to seal an agreement to end the trade war.
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It had no immediate comment on the experts' call, but in June, foreign office minister Alan Duncan said Assange would be treated humanely and properly.
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A recent report by the Independent Monitoring Board also stated the immigration removal center is well run and that detainees are treated humanely and fairly.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said she had not heard the audio but said children taken into custody by the government are being treated humanely.
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"We can assuredly say that Mr. White is being treated humanely and in the best possible conditions given the criminal complaint against him," he said.
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"We urge the Egyptian government to ensure Mr. Hassan and all detainees are treated humanely and their fair trial guarantees are respected," the official said.
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Since revealing Mr. Liu's fatal illness, the Chinese government has gone out of its way to tell the outside world that he was treated humanely.
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In your view, it's wrong to kill a cat humanely (as we say, rather oddly) if no one wants to have it as a pet.
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Of course, the very tools that enable this (the pervasive text chat, the freeform player interactions) are themselves more vulnerable to abuse, more humanely fraught.
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To humanely probe the physics of gunshot wounds, and ultimately help police solve crimes and doctors save lives, researchers shoot bullets into inert, flesh-like substances.
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American mythology holds that the two bombs ended the war and, by obviating the American invasion of Japan, humanely saved millions of American and Japanese lives.
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The 34-page document is not legally binding, but it encourages governments to treat immigrants humanely, inform them of their rights and welcome them into society.
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I am human," and was slowly convinced that this was maybe the case when Andrey humanely apologized after I said I preferred to be called "Madam.
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It called on "state and non-state" actors effectively controlling detention facilities where new arrivals are being held to ensure those being detained are treated humanely.
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Mr Singer advises serving a vegetarian Thanksgiving meal or, at the very least, forking out for a more expensive heritage breed that has been raised humanely.
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New president Emmanuel Macron last month promised migrants would be treated humanely after France's human rights watchdog was fiercely critical of the living conditions they face.
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His language was still fiery in Phoenix, yet he also said that the fate of most illegal immigrants would be handled humanely, and not right away.
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Editorial The Obama administration last week announced a series of modest, but sensible, steps to respond more humanely to the influx of migrants from Central America.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 14 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that China wants to make a trade deal but it should treat Hong Kong "humanely" first.
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Despite the immediate and intensive treatment provided by the veterinary staff, Isis sustained significant injuries and the difficult decision was made to humanely euthanize her today.
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For about a month, local officials allow "python hunters" to tramp around 1.6 million acres of swamp and sawgrass to catch and humanely kill the scaly menace.
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Ultimately the men recognize that there's only so much that can be done to make the industry operate more efficiently and humanely, but every little bit helps.
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We felt like to go larger wasn't the answer … A lot of people go confinement, but to humanely treat the animals, we weren't going to go confinement.
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OHIO'S GOP LEADER RESIGNS OVER TRUMP-PUTIN HELSINKI SUMMIT Kincannon, too, said those infected by the Ebola virus should be "humanely put down," according to The State .
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The UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office referred to Foreign Office Minister Alan Duncan's June statement that Assange would be treated "humanely and properly" if he left the embassy.
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As such, the New York terror suspect should be held and interrogated—thoroughly, responsibly, and humanely—as an enemy combatant consistent with the Law of Armed Conflict.
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These areas range from developing community cat programs that humanely address feline overpopulation to offering workplaces that understand and support the benefits of having pets at work.
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"When the World Trade Center came down, I saw something that no place on Earth could have handled more beautifully, more humanely than New York," Trump said.
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MSF's international president Joanne Liu said the outbreak, which has killed 569 people, would not be beaten unless the community trusted the authorities and were treated humanely.
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Instead, it is yet another reminder that we need an overhaul of our immigration laws — one that both respects the rule of law and treats people humanely.
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The school announced the 11-year-old Bengali-Siberian tiger was "humanely euthanized" Tuesday morning after entering hospice care at his "night house" on the LSU campus.
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"Treating children humanely and not detaining them indefinitely in often intolerable conditions is not a legal loophole, as the secretary of homeland security claims," Mr. Schey said.
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But oftentimes that's the most humane thing to do, just humanely euthanize an animal rather than keeping them in a cage for the duration of its life.
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Or maybe Jacques Pépin's roast chicken, preferably made with one of the more humanely treated, better-tasting, slow-growth chickens Stephanie Strom wrote about for today's section.
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Trump again referred to "riots" last week, but has also called on China to handle the issue humanely, while warning repeatedly of the impact on trade talks.
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One could argue that Internet billionaires should be humanely culled, like badgers, but Bourne's duty, nonetheless, is to keep Kalloor safe and the cause of freedom alive.
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France's Socialist government has been torn, ahead of next year's presidential election, between the rise of the anti-immigrant National Front and demands that refugees be treated humanely.
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"If we're going to take a life we have a responsibility to do it as humanely as possible," said owner Charlotte Gill to the local Mount Desert Islander.
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That's like rearing a cow, learning how to humanely slaughter and butcher that cow, before cooking the composite parts of that cow while living next door to McDonalds.
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He has since called on China to handle the issue humanely and warned that if anything bad happened in Hong Kong it could be bad for trade talks.
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Hutchison later told the Kansas City Star the best part was that he got to shake Yost's hand on his way to humanely dispose of the buzzing attendees.
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The Private Rhino Owners Association (PROA) said its new trading system would help people know they were buying horn taken from rhinos in South Africa legally and humanely.
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The idea behind the guillotine is this: If you're going to execute someone, you may as well do it efficiently and humanely, at least by 18th-century standards.
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"His condition took a sharp turn downward overnight, and we had to make the difficult decision to humanely euthanize him," said Samantha Sander, associate veterinarian at the zoo.
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The pope has spoken out about the plight of refugees on many occasions, and even explicitly called out the hypocrisy of Christians who refuse to treat them humanely.
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More than 150 employees of WeWork sent a letter to management this week asking to be treated humanely as the company prepares to lay off thousands of people.
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U.S. President Donald Trump tied a U.S.-China trade deal to Beijing resolving the unrest "humanely", and suggested he was willing to meet Xi to discuss the crisis.
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The answer is to expand the number of trained interviewers at the border, as well as other needed officials to process and care for people decently and humanely.
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That summer, CIA officials grew concerned after statements by the Bush administration that the United States was treating detainees humanely and complying with the international Convention Against Torture.
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Supporters have said the horses are treated humanely and that the carriages are a romantic link to New York City's past that provides jobs and appeals to tourists.
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The ICRC has argued that states must 'take responsibility' by taking back citizens and their children humanely and within their legal framework, on a case-by-case basis.
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But while Trump has in the past said he hopes China deals with the demonstrations in the city "humanely," he had yet to support the city's democratic rights.
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Coffee must be produced and labeled in accordance to the principles of free trade, wood flooring must come from sustainable lumber, chickens must be raised and killed humanely.
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Considered pest animals by the city of Calgary, residents have carte blanche to catch and eat pigeons, so long as it's done humanely and not with an illegal weapon.
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The guidelines, announced Friday, will mandate standards such as monitoring the brightness of light in the perches, clean coops, and making sure birds are raised more humanely, Newsweek reported .
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It's also a game pleasantly devoid of cultural references, narrative that can be spoiled, and mechanisms that demand you sink as much time as humanely into achieving virtual goals.
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In England, it's known for serving sustainably and humanely raised meats, an approach the owners, Will Beckett and Huw Gott, and their chef, Richard Turner, expect to continue here.
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The Rob Fords of the world are all around us, and they shouldn't have to die of cancer before we can view them humanely, on social media or otherwise.
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If Europe fails to face this problem squarely and humanely, more migrants will die, and a union that has kept the peace in Europe for decades could well unravel.
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In a tweet Wednesday evening, he said he would wait to reach a trade deal with China while the government first dealt "humanely" with the protests in Hong Kong.
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You, like most people, probably believe that if you buy meat with an organic label, the animals are guaranteed to be treated more humanely than their non-organic counterparts.
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Now Brown is serving what he calls humanely trapped smoked beaver and he says sales have "almost doubled" over the past week (from what to what, he didn't specify).
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Predictably, corporate farms are capitalizing on the opportunity presented by loose organic standards and consumers' willingness to pay a premium for what they believe to be humanely raised animals.
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Chinese officials have maintained that the anticorruption investigations are carried out humanely in safe sites and that torture and other abuses have been curtailed by stricter rules and oversight.
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On a rare tour of prisons for Islamic State suspects from nearly 227 countries, a Times reporter watched their jailers try to secure them humanely — but for how long?
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Managing this migration effectively and humanely requires a legislative solution outside the asylum system, a solution that establishes a legal process based on the specific circumstances of this migration.
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They also wouldn't be affected by a government-mandated shutdown of business, which might require federal authorities to force these workers off the streets and to house them humanely.
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What if private prison contracts were structured so that they made more money if they treated prisoners humanely with policies that helped them stay out of trouble once released?
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I love going there because they actually sell locally grown produce, and their meats are humanely raised and organic; the type of foods I can't find in my neighborhood.
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On a national level, the question of how to humanely treat and rehabilitate violent and mentally ill inmates remains vexing, even as criminal justice reform becomes a bipartisan cause.
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Therefore, I will direct all executive agencies to reform immigration enforcement and our asylum and refugee systems so we behave more fairly and more humanely toward immigrants and refugees.
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"Despite the immediate and intensive treatment provided by the veterinary staff, Isis sustained significant injuries and the difficult decision was made to humanely euthanize her today," the organization said.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Qin applied to the state procuratorate in Changsha, Hunan Province, where Mr. Jiang had disappeared, asking it to ensure that Mr. Jiang was being treated humanely.
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It's being tested by a number of police departments across the country and could be a way to humanely deal with the mentally ill while protecting officers from harm.
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The process of science removes the scientist, with his numerous biases and conflicts of interest, as far as humanely [sic] possible from the process of data generation and interpretation.
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The company has been keen on expanding in the United States, seeing growth opportunities in humanely produced meat and alternative protein sources, and acquired two U.S. based companies last year.
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Activists and folks online have showed a similar level of excitement: It is so wonderful that the gentle giant #elephants are being treated humanely in some parts of the world.
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With help from a local rescue group dedicated to humanely neutering and spaying stray cats, the imprisoned kitty, now named Miracle, was picked up and brought to Pittson Animal Hospital.
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Shouting above the noise of the magic bio-filter, Hofman tells me that at the moment, the fish are humanely killed by electric current on-site and given to friends.
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But the Trump administration has similarly struggled with deterring waves of migrants from Central and South America — and, once they enter the country, processing them through the legal system humanely.
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"The administration can try to throw up walls, both virtual and literal, against migration, but the key to managing it effectively and humanely is through global cooperation," Mr. Appleby said.
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Monday's ruling is the latest decision in a decades-old legal agreement known as the Flores settlement, which tries to guarantee that immigrant kids in government custody are treated humanely.
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For his soup, Mr. Ho buys certified humanely raised beef: neck bones for the stock and boneless shank meat for braising, a cut called "golden money shank" in Chinese butchery.
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Taking hog welfare seriously also implies that measures like Missouri's approach of trapping and humanely euthanizing hogs are preferable to aerial gunning — especially if that approach is more effective anyway.
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"The López Obrador administration clearly wants to create a different approach to managing migration that treats migrants more humanely," said Andrew Selee, president of the Migration Policy Institute in Washington.
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To the Editor: If the families arriving on our doorstep were blond and blue-eyed, say from Norway or England, I wonder whether they would be separated — or treated humanely.
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Pressed on the situation by reporters during a White House event, Trump said he was open to imposing sanctions on Turkey if the Turks do not treat the Kurds humanely.
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"Once they were finished collecting the data, the invasive python was humanely euthanized and the eggs were destroyed," said Rita Garcia, public information officer for the Big Cyprus National Preserve.
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And yeah, there are fences and it looks like cages, but where HHS takes the kids, they do try to humanely take care of them, it&aposs not an easy situation.
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In a radio interview with WNYC Friday morning, hours before accepting the DEC's offer, Mayor Bill de Blasio said the city believed it was safest to put the deer down humanely.
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A huge lizard that evaded Florida authorities for more than a year was recently caught and "humanely" killed in Key Largo, and will no longer be threatening local humans and wildlife.
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Lyta has to challenge her superior to a death match just to ensure that the raid is handled humanely, and that still isn't enough to create real change in her faction.
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On Wednesday, Premier Li Keqiang told a news conference on Wednesday that China and Canada would continue to communicate on the issue, stating that Garratt would be treated humanely and lawfully.
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"My home is as fire resistant as humanely possible and I feel like the town is taking every step that they need to make sure that we are safe," she said.
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"When the tiger became aggressive toward pets in the area, it was deemed necessary for public safety to put it down, and it was done quickly and humanely," the agency said.
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Nations have the right to decide who can enter and stay, but they are equally under the legal and moral obligation to treat such persons humanely during that period of determination.
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Speaking at a news conference on Wednesday, Li Keqiang, China's premier, said that the case would be looked at according to Chinese law and that Mr. Garratt would be treated humanely.
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Stringent regulatory requirements ensure that all animals are treated humanely, and all funded institutions are required to maintain an Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) to evaluate and monitor research.
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But the growing recognition in America that animals should be treated "humanely" suggests that there is an opening to argue for reduced meat consumption based on the rights of animals themselves.
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Jiang Zhi, the artist who produced the image, which has been interpreted as a criticism of the lack of property rights in China, said evicted families should be treated more humanely.
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Recognizing this heartbreaking reality, our goal must be to treat people seeking asylum humanely and in a manner that minimizes the trauma experienced by migrant children and actively helps them heal.
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"When the World Trade Center came down, I saw something that no place on Earth could have handled more beautifully, more humanely than New York," Trump said to applause on Thursday.
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He read that Zlochevsky had championed efforts to insure that bears held in captivity in Ukraine were treated more humanely, opposing a long-standing practice of housing bears in open pits.
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The reply mentioned the Senator's "long record fighting to sensibly and humanely fix our broken immigration system," while at the same time citing his endorsement by the National Border Patrol Council.
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"Turkeys take a long time, so these birds have been on the ground for a while," said Mr. Dickson, whose company specializes in humanely bred, American-style, broad-breasted white turkeys.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis appealed on Wednesday for prisoners around the world to be treated humanely following the deadliest jail riot in Brazil for two decades, in which 56 inmates died.
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"It should be stressed that the encounter took place at a checkpoint and the actions taken were in accordance with the law and carried out as humanely as possible," CBP said. Rep.
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Once we stop seeing people with addiction through the racist lens of the drug war, we can start to treat them more humanely and simultaneously improve and save many, many more lives.
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"When the World Trade Center came down, I saw something that no place on Earth could have handled more beautifully, more humanely than New York," Trump said to applause, including from Cruz.
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According to a philosophy known as "compassionate carnivorism," the most ethical way to eat animals is to kill them yourself, as humanely as possible, thereby fully acknowledging their sacrifice for your sustenance.
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"The nation's ability to humanely and compassionately care for vulnerable populations and expeditiously process and detain those who should not be admitted is being stressed to the breaking point," Mr. McAleenan said.
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Months later in November, he called for a temporary ban on Muslims entering the U.S. and within days said he would deport millions of illegal immigrants "humanely" with a "deportation force," too.
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He believes that when the public can choose between two identical products and one is produced safely and humanely while the other is produced in a slaughterhouse, people will choose the former.
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Entire organizations, however innocuous seeming, show up on them: the Holistic and Alternative Medical Foundation, the Love Trees Protect Forests Live Humanely Foundation, the Gastrointestinal Oncology Foundation, to name just a few.
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But others condemned the appeals court for a decision that, they argued, would needlessly extend Lambert's poor quality of life rather than allowing him to die humanely and providing his relatives with closure.
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And passengers are being treated humanely even as fares have remained low (in part because they are subsidised by those who are willing to pay a bit more for perks like flexible tickets).
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The chain is known for its organic, humanely raised meats, and its 365 Everyday Value brand dairy items use milk from animals that are not given synthetic growth hormones, a company spokesperson notes.
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"Texas values the dignity of the remains of the unborn and believes that fetal tissue should be disposed of properly and humanely," Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, a Republican, said in a statement.
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"If we're going to cull these animals we do it humanely, but we also perhaps should think about what we might use the animals that are killed for," David Paton told ABC News.
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Rudd, who was appointed Home Secretary in 2016, said voters wanted those who had the right to reside in Britain to be treated fairly and humanely but also that illegal immigrants be removed.
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But in a more profound sense, the issue is about whether our institutions—be they located in government, education, or the corporate world—are capable of responding humanely to criticism and legitimate grievances.
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The overriding message coming from those I spoke to involved in iANIMAL is that if you can't contemplate giving up meat altogether, eating more humanely reared animals less often is a good start.
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In the past, animal welfare advocates have proposed breeding "dual-purpose" chickens, which could be raised humanely for meat as well as serving as hens, to get around this, but got little traction.
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Critics of the Trump administration say the actual border crisis is one of its own making because it has failed to allocate resources to process asylum seekers and humanely house children and families.
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The government said it would develop a network of licensed facilities that can humanely shelter migrant families in the months or longer it takes for their deportation or asylum cases to be heard.
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"The Department of Correction is doing everything we can to safely and humanely house people in our custody amid the broader COVID-19 crisis," said Peter Thorne, the deputy commissioner of public information.
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Trump has since urged China to handle the issue humanely, warning that anything bad that happened in Hong Kong could hurt talks to end a trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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That is, of course, if you think the challenge is how to solve a humanitarian crisis: how to humanely manage and perhaps reduce the flow of families and individuals into the United States.
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Then, in another dereliction of duty, lawmakers and the Trump administration combined on another abject failure -- to deal humanely with the hundreds of thousands of people, brought illegally to the country as kids.
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"PETA is calling on dog lovers to boycott the film in order to send the message that dogs and other animals should be treated humanely, not as movie props," the organization said a statement.
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The cage-free eggs rush promised in recent years is coming up against an unfortunate reality: Consumers simply aren't as willing to pay the premium for more–humanely raised products as companies had expected.
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The so-called "compromise bill" negotiated between Republicans, but with no Democratic input, would effectively attempt to rewrite a legal settlement reached by the Clinton administration in 1997 involving how to humanely detain minors.
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"When the World Trade Center came down, I saw something that no place on earth could have handled more beautifully, more humanely than New York," he said to applause from the South Carolina crowd.
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MCDONALD&aposS REVEALS PLANS TO SELL ONLY HUMANELY RAISED AND SLAUGHTERED CHICKENS Metcalf started his experiment at 4:30 am Monday, working his way through the ten sandwiches he had purchased the night before.
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A growing need for more food sources as well as a desire to treat animals more humanely have proponents predicting entomophagy, or eating insects, will eventually spread more heavily to western and developed countries.
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"Having said that, I believe that the state made a mistake when they simply said it's alright to kill iguanas without specifically stating how to do it humanely and under what conditions," said Magill.
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Stories about how these men helped out a smaller band or how humanely they treated members of road crews (not always the case with bands) were the standard tales coming out of my interactions.
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Together, these humanely certified zoos, aquariums and conservation parks can be effective weapons against the Sixth Extinction, allowing millions more animals to survive for the next generation to adore, appreciate and learn more about.
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Those people we need to treat humanely and those are the people Henry that as Governor Weld said man we've got to adjudicate their cases a heck of a lot quicker keep families together.
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A few months earlier, Perdue agreed to stop using the phrase "humanely raised" on packages of its Harvestland brand of chicken to settle a lawsuit brought by the Humane Society of the United States.
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Carrie Lam, Hong Kong's leader, said today she hoped a standoff between police and the protesters could be resolved, instructing police to respond humanely after clashes with tear gas, water cannons and rubber bullets.
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Certainly, we should treat all animals more humanely, but I think, in terms of chickens, we really need to take a hard look at how we treat them on a systematic global everyday basis.
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Five years after he was taken hostage in Afghanistan and four years after he appeared on a video saying he was being "treated humanely" by the Taliban, Canadian Colin Rutherford is a free man.
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An animal welfare organization is suing the Department of Agriculture for not acting on a petition it sent more than three years ago calling on the department to ensure animals are being humanely slaughtered.
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I applaud Apple for making the choice to go for more humanely sourced cobalt, even if it may be for optics, and the truth is more about locking up vital supplies for the future.
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The program works exactly like you think it would: Authorized citizens, known as python removal agents, are paid by the hour to track and humanely dispatch pythons and other invasive, environmentally dangerous snake species.
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"When the World Trade Center came down, I saw something that no place on earth could have handled more beautifully, more humanely than New York," he said at a January Fox Business Channel debate.
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"We call on all parties to the conflict, including the UAE, to treat prisoners and detainees humanely and to ensure that allegations of abuse are investigated quickly and thoroughly," the department said in a statement.
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Khal Drogo was humanely smothered after he was resurrected into a vegetative state, Barristan Selmy was felled in battle, and King Robert was killed by, of all things, a wild boar during a hunting trip.
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After downloading the launcher from the Play Store, you can set Siempo as your default home app – meaning, you'll now interact with its humanely designed interface instead of the stock version from your smartphone's maker.
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Authorities aim to have the animal, estimated to be four to five feet (1.2-1.5 meters) long, humanely trapped and relocated to a zoo for veterinary evaluation, said Chicago police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi on Twitter.
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"When the World Trade Center came down, I saw something that no place on Earth could have handled more beautifully, more humanely than New York," Trump said, being met with applause — including from Cruz himself.
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If only I were a corporation or a bank, privy to loopholes, tax havens, lenient bankruptcy provisions and so many other measures that allow it to be treated far more humanely than actual human beings.
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Then, if DHS decides to maintain its relationships with some of the better, more humanely designed private facilities, it should ensure that it's overseeing them effectively to ensure the health, safety and dignity of detainees.
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"Children are not taught consent at school and administrators do not act lawfully or humanely when students — particularly girls of color — report sexual violence," Carrie Goldberg, the attorney representing the student, told the Daily News.
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The memo also insisted that secrecy be paramount and that the International Committee of the Red Cross, which monitors prisoners of war to ensure they are treated humanely, be kept out of the proposed prison.
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"I realize that with this problem (of migration), a government has a hot potato in its hands, but it must be resolved differently, humanely, not with razor wire," the Argentine-born pope said on the plane.
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I vowed to eat even less meat (and when I do, it comes from a local farmer who treats the animals humanely) and promised to be more consciences of not wearing designer labels that hurt animals.
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On its Facebook page, the zoo shared that Nanuq, its senior polar bear, was humanely euthanized after a discovery earlier in the week that he was suffering from liver cancer that was too advanced to treat.
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Maple Leaf, which reported on Wednesday its profits doubled in the fourth quarter, sees growth opportunities from meat produced humanely and without antibiotics, and from snack foods and alternative proteins made from soy and other plants.
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"I realize that with this problem (of migration), a government has a hot potato in its hands, but it must be resolved differently, humanely, not with razor wire," the Argentine-born pope said on the plane.
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These documents provided guidance to the states on key youth justice issues, including how to monitor youth justice facilities to ensure they are treating youth safely and humanely and how to reduce racial and ethnic disparities.
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More recently, Pence has urged Beijing to treat Hong Kong protesters humanely, warning that it would be harder for Washington to make a trade deal with Beijing if there was violence in the former British territory.
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In Mexico, there is popular support for treating Central American migrants humanely, and many Mexicans do not want to see President Andrés Manuel López Obrador bow to the wishes of his counterpart in the United States.
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Some said they felt the workers treated them humanely and that they made friends at the camp, and preferred it to the infamous "hieleras," or "ice boxes," that Border Patrol uses to hold newly apprehended migrants.
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"The Supreme Court contemplates, and many members of the public would support, a speedy system that reliably identified a small group of the morally worst killers and put those few people to death humanely," he said.
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But UNHCR is also wary of becoming the sole party responsible for ensuring that migrants affected by Remain in Mexico are treated humanely and lawfully, arguing that the Mexican and US governments need to step up.
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The trip from Melania Trump was an unusually high-profile moment from the normally reserved first lady and comes as her office has tried to emphasize her desire for the migrant children to be treated humanely.
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Yummy Veggies Detox Green smoothie Humanely raised Usually, by the time I'm on Page 4503 I'm ready to take off all my clothes and lick the necks of strangers — and I don't even live in Florida.
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In an effort to head off the risk of confrontation, Shirley is leading a government-backed program teaching rescue workers and forestry agents how to humanely capture and relocate the reptiles, which are protected under Ivorian law.
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They are acquired as healthy animals, inoculated or infected for testing and ultimately euthanized and incinerated at the end of a testing trial, he said, emphasizing that the animals are treated as humanely and ethically as possible.
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But with that authority comes grave responsibility to make sure that such children are humanely sheltered, not be separated from primary caretakers, receive appropriate nutrition, and are expertly screened for possible health conditions requiring urgent medical attention.
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The minimum standard under what is called "Common Article 3," found in each of the four parts to the conventions and the additional protocols, is that regardless of status on the battlefield, everyone should be treated humanely.
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In Germany, only properly qualified officials can conduct these tasks; hornets and other "nuisance" bugs are, very humanely, protected by law, and their unauthorized killing can technically result in a fine ranging from 5,000 to 50,000 euros.
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Hong Kong's embattled leader Carrie Lam said on Tuesday she hoped the standoff between police and a group of anti-government protesters at the university could be resolved and she had told police to handle it humanely.
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Hong Kong's embattled leader Carrie Lam said on Tuesday she hoped the standoff between police and a group of anti-government protesters at the university could be resolved and she had told police to handle it humanely.
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But castoreum is so expensive, at up to $70 per pound of anal gland (the cost to humanely milk castoreum from a beaver is likely even higher), that it's unlikely to show up in anything you eat.
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"The police are performing their duties lawfully, professionally and proportionately, and they place special emphasis on treating migrants humanely and with respect for their human dignity," the Cabinet Office of the Prime Minister said in a statement.
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The mustang is part of a feral herd that's been captured for a rehabilitation program meant to keep the animal population humanely in check while helping prisoners like Roman (the Flemish actor Matthias Schoenaerts) reintegrate into society.
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"These are both horrible options — if we're going to take a life we have a responsibility to do it as humanely as possible," she said before adding that, in any case, a happier lobster was a tastier lobster.
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"PETA is calling on dog lovers to boycott the film in order to send the message that dogs and other animals should be treated humanely, not as movie props," the group said in a statement reported by People.
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Mediterranean member states are wary of delegating border controls to Brussels, countries in north Africa lack the willingness or ability to run the platforms humanely and effectively and few EU states would accept the processing centres or quotas.
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" PETA has condemned the video, saying in a statement: "PETA is calling on dog lovers to boycott the film in order to send the message that dogs and other animals should be treated humanely, not as movie props.
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Chailert's Save Elephant Foundation, in partnership with Elephant Nature Park, saves innumerable elephants by working with trekking camps and convincing them to treat their animals more humanely and eventually phase out tourism, hopefully transitioning into a sanctuary model.
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Block noted that people were becoming increasingly open to laws like the one proposed in Luxembourg in part because they were the logical next step in widespread efforts to treat all living beings and the planet more humanely.
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The studio says the dog was treated humanely throughout the filming and the 40 second incident was harmless ... the dog was willing to go in the water but got freaked out because producers changed the point of entry.
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The order "emphasized the mission of intercepting irregular immigrants from many countries on our borders, treat them humanely and return them to their countries of origin as fast as possible," he said in a news conference in Guatemala.
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Rather than pursuing an inclusive approach because, as suggested by the mayors, violence by refugees is infrequent, Canadians follow an inclusive approach because they know that violence is more likely to be prevented when people are treated humanely.
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"This legislation requires ICE to comply with specific safeguards to ensure individuals are treated more humanely and ICE is not adding to the trauma many of these people have already been subjected to," Harris said in the release.
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"The agency was built to be as far away from partisan politics as humanely possible — including exactly what Donald Trump is doing now," said Ms. Warren, who proposed the bureau in 2007 while a Harvard Law School professor.
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"I'm appalled as a commissioner of A.C.S. because to me it's completely inconsistent with our agency culture and expectations and our expectation that we treat every family humanely and decently," Mr. Hansell said in an interview last week.
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It is popular, however, among growing demographic groups like Latinos and Muslims, and some consumers who eat lamb because they believe the animals are raised more humanely, far from feedlots and the practices of large-scale meat production.
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He has since called on China to handle the issue humanely, while warning that if anything bad happened in Hong Kong, it could be bad for talks to end a trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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Throughout her incarceration, the federal government has proven itself unequipped to humanely incarcerate a transgender woman -- even as the Obama administration has reformed military policies to be more inclusive of transgender people and attempted to advance LGBT rights abroad.
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At a time when the Trump administration has made great efforts to portray undocumented people as criminals, the then-director of the United States border enforcement agency's media division told spokespeople to describe immigrants humanely, with dignity and respect.
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Abu Khatallah "was treated respectfully and humanely while in custody; he was not subject to threats or promises of any kind; and his interview sessions were broken up frequently with time for meals, rest and prayer," the judge wrote.
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This is modern slavery, polite slavery — a system in which slaves are efficiently and humanely shuttled from their living quarters to their workplace and back again, and are politely, efficiently stripped of their humanity every step of the way.
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Mr. Khattala "was treated respectfully and humanely while in custody; he was not subject to threats or promises of any kind; and his interview sessions were broken up frequently with time for meals, rest and prayer," the judge wrote.
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YEARS OF BACKLASH: OBAMA POLICY ON ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS&apos CHILDREN WAS ALSO SLAMMED BY CRITICS Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said she had not heard the audio but said children taken into custody by the government are being treated humanely.
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She envisions an immigration system where the border is demilitarized, migrants who come into American ports of entry and detention facilities are treated humanely, and where the US can clear its 4 million-person backlog in the family immigration system.
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Over the ensuing months, WAP worked with the organizers to create a comprehensive plan to humanely handle wildlife and domestic animals found at the venues, as well as addressing long-standing stray issues near venues like the one at Maracana.
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The track veterinarian observed "the filly had suffered a right forelimb lateral condylar fracture with medical sesamoid involvement and, because of the severity of the injury, made the decision to humanely euthanize the horse," Santa Anita Park said in a statement.
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The restaurant, Holy Chicken, called itself a fast-food "chicken experience" in a press release, and said it will only use "hormone-free, antibiotic-free, cage-free, free-range, farm-raised, humanely raised 100 percent natural" chickens that the company raised.
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NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Rights groups should stop lecturing and demonizing India over its plan to deport some 40,000 stateless Rohingya and recognize that the country has treated millions of refugees from across the world humanely, a senior official said.
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Greenpeace said the company also agreed to introduce a code of conduct to ensure workers are treated "humanely and fairly", while reducing the use of the "fish aggregating devices" - floating objects used to increase catch but that also harm ocean life.
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"In the event of an unlikely traffic accident, one of our Poultry Care Officers, along with trained associates, are dispatched to the scene to recover and assess the chickens, humanely euthanizing injured birds to prevent suffering," Andrea Staub told the Chronicle.
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The use of dual-purpose breeds of chicken, where the males could be (humanely) raised for meat rather than killed immediately, eliminates the need for culling; so does identifying chick gender inside the egg, which new technological developments have made possible.
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"CoreCivic does not know the circumstances of individuals when they are placed in a facility, and our responsibility is to care for each person respectfully and humanely while they receive the legal due process that they are entitled to," she said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that China wants to make a trade deal but it should treat Hong Kong "humanely" first, explicitly tying a trade agreement to a peaceful resolution of pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
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Despite a rancorous debate over migration as presidential elections approach next year, France has not settled on a policy: Should it keep the migrants who trickle across the border from Italy, expel them, deal with them humanely or treat them harshly?
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AMLO is not "anti-globalization" and he did not rally against "the corporations" (this time around) — his position has shifted to one of cautious support of NAFTA, and constructively and humanely addressing the immigration crisis on both of Mexico's borders.
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"Isn't it likely a good percentage will end up adopting from a rescue they see at PetSmart, the local shelter, or from a breeder who they meet and visit in person to make sure they are doing things humanely?" he said.
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MONTAUT, France (Reuters) - French producers of foie gras, the rich liver delicacy made from force-feeding grain to ducks or geese, have denounced a ban on the product in California, saying they make the creamy paté humanely, following all the rules.
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"We would all like for them to have a dignified space for the children, the women, the men, but the reality is that what has been humanely possible up to now is this," he said, referring to the sports center.
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Other attractions include a canine agility course for your pets to try and a demonstration of Frolic, a Manhattan program that uses a team of friendly dogs to teach kids how to interact safely and humanely with furry pals.centralparknyc.org/dogfair
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The zoo said in its announcement that the 28503-year-old female lion, Isis, appeared to have fallen and injured herself in her habitat's moat, and zoo officials made "the difficult decision to humanely euthanize her" based on her injuries.
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Sharing responsibility for their capture and as a recipient of the intelligence produced by their interrogations, I had a sense of moral reassurance in the understanding that my colleagues handled and interrogated the detainees humanely — just as they had been trained.
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Horses in excess of what the land could sustain were to be captured, put up for adoption, sold without restriction — including to slaughterhouses, which the B.L.M. does not do as a matter of policy — and as a last resort, humanely euthanized.
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All the chicken we serve is free-range, antibiotic-free, humanely raised, and is certified by the U.S.D.A. The sandwiches are "deep crisped" — we never say the F-word at Holy Chicken — but we're open and honest about all these things too.
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"I believe there are a number of ways to extract information, including some medical ways of, you know, putting people into a less-than-conscious state which allows information to be extracted much more humanely," Carson said in an interview on CNN.
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" In a statement released shortly after the video surfaced, PETA condemned the incident, saying it was "calling on dog lovers to boycott the film in order to send the message that dogs and other animals should be treated humanely, not as movie props.
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It promises packaging that's 100 percent recyclable or compostable, and meal kits that include only: organic, non-genetically modified produce; humanely raised, antibiotic- and hormone-free meat; seafood that's approved by the Monterey Bay Aquarium's Seafood Watch list; and nutritionist-approved recipes.
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Before Michigan cancelled its contract, a state poll found 62 percent of state residents wanted Aramark gone, and that's likely because those locked up may be criminals, but most people feel treating them humanely is what a sane first-world country does.
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If we can change our sociopolitical landscape to understand the humanity of all people, we would create a world that is more hospitable to trans women's lives, and the potential for men to accept their feelings, and begin to treat trans women humanely.
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As assistant secretary, I used to lead United States delegations to migration conferences to make the case that border crossers have the right to claim asylum, migrant laborers need protection from exploitation and abuse, and, in all cases, people should be treated humanely.
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Hixson heard from power plant workers that someone was hired to cull the dog population but didn't do the job, which is when CFF stepped in to run a five-year program with the goal of humanely reducing the dog population in the region.
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If herders knew which places would be hit badly on such occasions, they could then take their animals to less threatened areas—or, were that not possible, call up mobile slaughterhouses to kill the deer humanely, before they lost weight, thus minimising financial losses.
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The former lawmakers also zeroed in on Trump's immigration policies and said that while illegal immigration was a serious and sustained problem in the US, it should be addressed humanely and without crossing legal boundaries, as the Trump administration has been accused of doing.
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And while we do the best we can when buying beef and sticking to certain criteria—which for us means antibiotic-free, humanely raised, pasture-raised, mostly sourced from the Pacific Northwest (though we do serve grass-fed Uruguayan beef)—we can't hide this fact.
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Twice a week, you'll get a roundup of ideas and solutions for tackling our biggest challenges: improving public health, decreasing human and animal suffering, easing catastrophic risks, humanely handling the scourge of feral hogs, and — to put it simply — getting better at doing good.
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Boko Haram members claimed during negotiations that the group's fighters had treated the girls more humanely than the government treats the more than two million people displaced by the war, some of whom live in squalid camps where food is scarce and sanitation is lacking.
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The statement revolved around additional protocols of the Geneva Conventions "that reaffirm the determination of the United States to treat humanely all detainees in our custody" and President Barack Obama's pledge to shut down Guantanamo before he leaves office, a decision Clinton strongly supported.
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"We appreciate the Senator's interest in the subject, and are happy to provide him with an understanding of the immigration process: DHS follows the laws passed by Congress and processes alien children safely and humanely," DHS press secretary Tyler Houlton said in a statement to Fox News.
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It is against my own values and those of the American Medical Association to suggest alternative medications, but there's widespread agreement that if lethal injection were to be done most humanely it would use a more careful selection of medications, while avoiding improper ones like etomidate.
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" The final third of the ad shows Mr. Trump, not confined to the mock TV screen that showed Mr. Cruz, outlining his own beliefs on immigration in an ABC News interview: Secure the borders, if humanely, to prevent people from "pouring in" and "doing tremendous damage.
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" Nick Paolucci, a spokesman for the city's law department, said in an email: "We are pleased that the court upheld this common sense legislation, which helps ensure that cats and dogs are humanely sourced and that consumers can make informed choices when bringing pets into their homes.
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What our senators — most of whom have been outspoken on solving the opioid crisis — must do in the coming weeks is make a fiscally (to say nothing of humanely) prudent decision: ensure that addiction remains a covered and accessible benefit in any health proposal moving forward.
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In April 2016, the Obama administration's USDA finalized a rule that would require all organic poultry and livestock producers to treat chickens and cows humanely—a big deal, considering some estimates show close to half of all organic eggs come from hens with questionable outdoor access.
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The "just" in "just a hazing ritual"—like the "just" in any of the excuses used to minimize the emotional impact of degrading speech and behavior—thus makes it very difficult to understand and respond humanely to the pain, or even the potential pain, of others.
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The Democratic chairwoman of the House Appropriations Committee, Nita Lowey of New York, said that the administration was seeking billions of dollars to "double down on cruel and ill-conceived policies" and bail out ICE for locking up more migrant families than it could humanely accommodate.
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"Let's call it what it is: It's a disgrace that the richest state in the richest nation, succeeding across so many sectors, is falling so far behind to properly house, heal and humanely treat so many of its own people," Mr. Newsom told lawmakers in Sacramento.
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Instead, it created humanely rendered portrayals of his support system: the depressed writer Diane (Alison Brie); his on-again, off-again girlfriend, manager, and agent Princess Carolyn (Amy Sedaris); the overly optimistic actor Mr. Peanutbutter (Paul F. Tompkins); and his asexual slacker friend Todd (Aaron Paul).
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I buy a dozen free range eggs, two containers of Wallaby nonfat Greek yogurt, formula, a Mary's whole chicken, two racks of humanely raised baby back ribs for my husband to smoke this week, sushi for his dinner, and two slices of pizza and samosas for my dinner.
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Even if you overlook the environmental impact of large-scale cattle farming, even if you choose meat from animals that have been raised humanely, they confront us with the fact that we spent thousands of years creating a species that finally trusted us, and look where it got them.
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Lamenting that the just peace for which he said he had labored seems still far away, Pope Pius XII implored the warring nations today [April 13] to use no weapons more terrible than those thus far employed and admonished military commanders in occupied countries to treat civilians humanely.
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Two years ago, a small coalition of animal welfare groups submitted a proposal to the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) outlining a framework to humanely and sustainably manage wild horses and burros on public lands, opening up a dialogue they hoped might save our herds from wholesale slaughter.
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The principle behind the new plan is that, thoughtfully designed and humanely staffed, borough-based jails should make life safer for detainees and staff, help mitigate distrust between targeted, vulnerable communities and authorities, and streamline criminal cases by bringing detainees closer to the courts, not to mention to families.
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Some of the debate should focus on how to provide decent physical settings for the difficult job of receiving those who come (many of whom have had a harrowing journey), assessing who might have a claim to protection in the United States and dealing humanely with those who do not.
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In the latest sign of worker activism in tech companies and start-ups, a group of employees at the struggling office-space giant WeWork are calling on management to treat workers humanely as the company prepares to lay off thousands, and to give workers a say in corporate decisions and policies.
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In introducing this conflict, Knives Out indulges in a trope that's ultimately damaging to the people its satire aims to bolster up: the notion of "the good immigrant," which maintains that immigrants and people of color deserve to be treated humanely because they've earned their humanity, not because they're human.
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" At the same time, Hormel bought the Reel Food café space at the main hotel for the Sundance Film Festival and began posting pictures of a who's-who of young stars—Lena Dunham, Daniel Radcliffe, Nick Jonas—eating Applegate products in front of signs that read, "Humanely-raised, antibiotic free, no growth hormones.
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What this history of Ellis Island makes clear is that the contemporary failure to treat immigrants humanely is not the result of a demographic emergency but a policy decision, one every bit as tangible as the architecture of the border stations themselves, which are either designed to process immigrants or not to.
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Its four top charities — the Albert Schweitzer Foundation, Animal Equality, the Humane League, and the Good Food Institute — each work on factory farming from a different angle: outreach to people interested in vegetarianism and veganism, outreach to corporations to demand they use humanely raised products, undercover investigations of factory farms, and development of meat alternatives.
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Bernie is an experienced politician who is able to think globally and act locally; a politician who is able to listen to his audience and to convey his ideas in an easily comprehensible way; a man who always acts humanely and with kindness from an unshakable moral center even when he makes a misstep.
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The bill also aims to lower recidivism by offering more rehabilitation and job-training opportunities, and it includes provisions intended to treat prisoners humanely — banning the shackling of pregnant inmates, halting the use of solitary confinement for most juvenile inmates, and mandating that prisoners be placed in facilities within 500 miles from their families.
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"Joe Biden understands the pain felt by every family across the U.S. that has had a loved one removed from the country, including under the Obama-Biden administration, and he believes we must do better to uphold our laws humanely and preserve the dignity of immigrant families, refugees, and asylum-seekers," his campaign said.
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After days of apologies, she wrote in her resignation letter that she should have been aware of the deportation targets, but added that Britons "want people who have a right to live here to be treated fairly and humanely, which has sometimes not been the case" - a criticism of her own ministry, and perhaps of May.
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Decades before a convention eventually signed by more than 190 nations outlawed chemical weapons, Dr. Ketchum argued that recreational drugs favored by the counterculture could be used humanely to befuddle small units of enemy troops, and that a psychedelic "cloud of confusion" could stupefy whole battlefield regiments more ethically than the lethal explosions and flying steel of conventional weapons.
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Of the five whales that died, four were euthanized by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration after the group's veterinarians determined the mammals were in grave condition and beyond saving, Jeffrey Walters, NOAA's wildlife management and conservation branch, said in a statement obtained by AP. The four whales were first sedated before being humanely euthanized to prevent further suffering.
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And rather than accept that poor pay and poor protections for gig workers are inevitable and that the pressures of a global work force are too hard to push back, tech companies should figure out how to creatively and humanely deploy talent across the world to show that they are interested in dealing with the consequences of their inventions.
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"Joe Biden understands the pain felt by every family across the U.S. that has had a loved one removed from the country, including under the Obama-Biden Administration, and he believes we must do better to uphold our laws humanely and preserve the dignity of immigrant families, refugees, and asylum-seekers," the campaign said in the plan.
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From the Microsoft-owned company's recent Facebook-style news feed implementation to the long-standing encouragement that complete and total strangers "connect" as a way to inflate one's networking skills, LinkedIn has become this kind of bizarro social network that everyone outside of corporate recruiters feels compelled to use as sparingly as humanely possible, or only with complete and unfailing irony.
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It is little surprise, then, that many of Mr. Trump's most celebrated pronouncements and promises — to quickly and "humanely" expel 11 million illegal immigrants, to force Mexico to pay for the wall he will build on our southern border, to defeat the Islamic State "very quickly" while as a bonus taking its oil, to bar Muslims from immigrating to the United States — are nativistic pipe dreams and public relations stunts.
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Here's his response during the sixth primary debate, in South Carolina, to the accusation that he was out of touch with conservative values because he was a New Yorker — something he'd already answered concisely by pointing out that William F. Buckley lived in Manhattan: When the World Trade Center came down, I saw something that no place on Earth could have handled more beautifully, more humanely than New York.
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More criticism: At the same hearing, Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyWhite House denies exploring payroll tax cut to offset worsening economy Schumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord GOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation MORE (R-Iowa) said the administration is "failing miserably" at treating some of the migrant children humanely.
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There's so much idealism in these places, so I wanted to depict this honestly and humanely and advocate for their position because we know what the counterpoint is, both because the audience understands the genre and because we live in the real world, where even in the past year technology has disrupted, in a profound way, the status quo in politics, in the world in a way that has a lot of people really scared.
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The increasingly militarized approach to immigration on the border by Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who campaigned on a promise of treating migrants humanely and giving them jobs in Mexico, is part of a very public effort to appease President Trump and avoid a damaging trade war with the U.S. So far, that means slashing the number of Central American migrants reaching the U.S. and cracking down on those who help them.
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Hong Kong (CNN)United States President Donald Trump has suggested that China should deal with protests in Hong Kong "humanely" before making a trade deal with the US. In a series of tweets late Wednesday, Trump praised Chinese President Xi Jinping as a "good man" and suggested the two leaders hold a personal meeting to sort out the political crisis in Hong Kong and the escalating trade war between the US and China.
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It's possible that Castro and other Democrats genuinely don't see that as a problem — that they're willing to do whatever it takes to treat 100,000 immigrants a month as humanely as possible for as long as their cases take, even if fewer than half of them (at the most generous accounting) ultimately qualify for legal status in the US. Alternatively, it's possible they believe that most of those 100,000 people a month really ought to qualify for humanitarian protections here, and US law needs to be expanded to accommodate that.
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Principled politicians must instead say: We will control our borders humanely; we will not stop everyone, but we will discourage those with no claim to protection from setting out and send back those who come; we will respect human rights and refugee law; we will welcome the persecuted; we will rescue those adrift at sea; we will work with and invest in neighboring countries (like Turkey) to expand the space in which refugees can live (and be returned to) in dignity; and we will offer migrants the opportunity to come and work regularly, in proportion to our needs and capacity.
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Sure, there are vestiges of its original mission—poultry people can gather in the poultry barn and talk about whatever it is poultry people talk about in poultry barns with other poultry people; cattle and dairy people can gather with other cattle and dairy people and discuss the most humane ways to rear and then slaughter their male populations (divorce yourself of the notion that most of these baby male cows are being fed off of mother's milk before having their throats slashed—before they're plated up as $27 veal cutlets—which is the only way to humanely "deal with" baby male cows); pig people can gather with other pig people in the pig tents to chat cheap pig feed and the mathematics of squeezing their massive pig populations into pig pens that should definitely house fewer pigs than they're housing in their undersized pig pens.
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