This moment brings a bit of comic relief, while helping the audience understand a little better why the hunted are being hunted.
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The notice in the Federal Register only applies to elephants hunted in Zimbabwe between January 22014, 22012, and December 31, 2018, so it's not retroactive to elephant trophies hunted before this time period.
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The officer was hunted down and killed by Venezuelan forces.
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Hunted and Confronted is not affiliated with any police department.
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He hunted with Gianforte, went to Bible study with Daines.
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Tall Lionel hunted old SF paperbacks, Chris Foss covers preferred.
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Right whales were hunted nearly to extinction by commercial whalers.
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You'll be the hustler and the hunter, not the hunted.
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Their accounts suggest sailors hunted dodos for their tasty meat.
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They're being found out through gay dating apps and hunted.
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"You go from the hunters to the hunted," Westbrook said.
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The men hunted boar with shotguns and swordfish with harpoons.
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The restorers hunted down old equipment and other vintage items.
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At the Games, GoPro also hunted for smaller marketing opportunities.
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"That they could literally be hunted," the Queens detective said.
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Gilded Age plutocrats hunted fox and summered in these hills.
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Possibly, predators such as toothy whales hunted them to extinction.
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A Montanan, the secretary routinely hunted in his spare time.
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They gave me a list and I hunted everybody down.
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He hunted deer for a time, but eventually lost interest.
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When whites came, they, of course, also hunted for subsistence.
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How tough is it to be the hunted on Sunday?
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Gorky's family lived as hunted refugees, camping here and there.
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It probably hunted in groups, certainly when it was younger.
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"You're either the hunter or the hunted," Mr. Varner said.
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I've hunted deer but could not justify going after elk.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Nick Kyrgios was not willing to be hunted.
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Greene stopped talking and hunted them down, one by one.
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And to whom does this child, wanted and hunted, belong?
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Problems for the opposing view are hunted for and magnified.
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About 245,19003 gray whales were hunted between 21900 and 221.
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Herodotus claimed they wore trousers, packed arms and hunted men.
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The couple hunted down vintage lamps and shades, rewiring them.
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Toby hunted for a stiff brush in the utility room.
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The show producer who hunted for the right envelope 6.
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Medical investigators urgently hunted for the source of the outbreak.
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Medical investigators urgently hunted for the source of the outbreak.
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"The Tribe was nomadic, and its members hunted game for subsistence".
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The women here say they're being hunted by their own families.
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While we hunted we kept an eye out for kolpak, a.k.a.
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Watases lanternfish are generally hunted by predators that strike from below.
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Farmers saw the birds as destructive scavenger-predators and hunted them.
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An elusive fugitive, hunted by drones, only once seen in public.
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It&aposs why I wrote my book, fatwa hunted in America.
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But cultivated truffles are not hunted: they are simply dug out.
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Baghdadi and other ISIS leaders are being "actively hunted," Townsend said.
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Dani is being hunted by a Terminator played by Gabriel Luna.
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He even hunted them down when he was reporting from Pakistan.
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She hunted down more Aldactone to top up her spiro supply.
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Perez was hunted down and killed by Venezuelan forces in January.
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A drone hunted down escapees from a juvenile prison in Louisiana.
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The government insists that culprits are being hunted, caught and prosecuted.
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That's why the Demiguise is often hunted and remains very rare.
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I have hunted elk and snow goose in north-central Montana.
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Over the course of a year, dermatologists hunted for a diagnosis.
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I've hunted a black bear before and I kill pigs often.
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They are just looking to live without being hunted like animals.
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In ancient times, Pharaohs hunted the big cats along the Nile.
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Ms. Merkel said that "where necessary," the wolf should be hunted.
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British troops hunted down I.R.A. members as far afield as Gibraltar.
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Was freedom of religion really invented by people who hunted witches?
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Newcomers unfamiliar with local laws have hunted ranchers' cattle for food.
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They hunted, foraged and cultivated farms that stretched for miles upriver.
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He simply hunted where the ducks are in the Republican Party.
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Once hunted nearly to extinction, their population is sharply declining again.
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We hunted and gathered and ate in packs to protect ourselves.
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Jose hunted a heater after a lot of balls from Herrera.
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"The only thing I've hunted in Africa is terrorists," Zinke tweeted.
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Listing the lion on the ESA will not change whether lions are hunted or how many lions are hunted; it simply changes the nationality of the hunter and the manner in which the lions are taken.
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Qing women traveled with the emperor, rode horses, and hunted with men.
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They have been methodically hunted down through social media and phone logs.
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We hunted, we fished, but most importantly, we all laughed with 'Lieky'.
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And yet, even they could be hunted and eaten and deforested away.
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Humans have bludgeoned, battered, hunted, fished, and driven countless animals into extinction.
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They hunted mainly game animals like fallow deer, wild horses and cattle.
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Turns out he is, of course; he's the designated human being hunted.
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So they hunted down three women whom they suspected of being witches.
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Some said, outright, that he too should be hunted down and flayed.
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Duterte ordered those on the list to surrender or be hunted down.
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Ten others fled when the gunfight began, and are being hunted down.
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I won't be hunted by a lion, or trampled by a moose.
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By the 1700's, humans had hunted the species nearly to extinction.
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He arranges to be hunted by bloodhounds, as a deer might be.
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Between 2010 and 2012, the number hunted rose from 3,000 to 13,000.
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Just outside, her neighbor is hunted and murdered by a masked psychopath.
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First discovered in 1494, Caribbean monk seals were hunted for their blubber.
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Like I'm being hunted and that client is who's hunting me. Ugh.
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I feel like I'm hunted because I'm female and that feels unsafe.
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They can be hunted and are only protected in certain small areas.
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We're told LAPD hunted down the trio and the juvenile fessed up.
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I job-hunted secretly for a whole year which was really hard.
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It has been theorized that they were hunted to extinction by Māori.
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It documented how Mr. Reyes hunted and hurt women on his own.
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Like his father before him, Mr. Strawbridge rode horses and hunted fox.
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Namibia earmarks a small quota of the animals to be hunted annually.
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The curators wanted it for the show, so they hunted for it.
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They are hunted by Los Jardineros, the cartel that killed Lydia's family.
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In past years, he's taught himself Mandarin and hunted his own food.
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Then the chilling text messages detailing how he would be "hunted down".
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The rebels then hunted Gadhafi down and killed him in a ditch.
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He spent only half his time at large as a hunted fugitive.
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So, she diligently hunted down this alibi, Asia McClain, and eventually found her.
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The chat logs provided by Hunted and Confronted have been placed into evidence.
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We hunted down the best deals for you to study (or party) on.
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We know that it hunted Triceratops and duck-billed plant-eaters like Edmontosaurus.
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This idea, that our ancestors successfully hunted massive mammals, however, isn't too surprising.
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Yes. You're not the only vampire in town, and they're being hunted down.
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The hunted run for their lives as the hunters kill them for sport.
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Ghost came by, in a camp when Asha hunted to the night's watch.
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It is named for Simon Wiesenthal, a Holocaust survivor who hunted down Nazis.
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My dad bred, trained, and hunted coon hounds when I was a kid.
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These are signs that the animal hunted at the bottom of the ocean.
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Maybe it's us who should actually be apologising – the hunter becomes the hunted!
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When the genocidal Hutu militias fled into Congo, he hunted and slaughtered them.
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PAMELA GELLER, FATWA, "HUNTED IN AMERICA," AUTHOR: It&aposs nonsense what Geraldo said.
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Recent evidence suggests humans hunted elephant birds in Madagascar around 6,000 years ago.
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Hunted sees its release on October 214 through the mighty 22017 Buck Spin.
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Ten others fled when the gunfight began, and are now being hunted down.
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Donald Trump Jr. has also hunted with Kobach and has campaigned for him.
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Above, the skeleton of the last whale hunted by members of the tribe.
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What happened to the 123 seals hunted in 2015, and the 179 elks?
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That's why we've hunted down the best bath towels for your drying pleasure.
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He had no problem with guns; he hunted gators, deer, turkeys, and squirrels.
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They hunted javelinas and quail and ate fresh mangoes straight from the trees.
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When your cat brings you something they've hunted, they're just following their instincts.
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"Our nation hunted coup plotters instead of Pokemons last night," one journalist tweeted.
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Beavers were common in Britain until they were hunted to extinction centuries ago.
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Axions are currently being hunted for via experiments involving giant Earth-based mirrors.
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Hunters become the hunted in this modern day Moby Dick animation entitled NSFWhale.
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In some parts of Africa, vultures are hunted for use in traditional medicine.
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I have hunted for possible cures more, then less, then not at all.
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With him by her side, she and her eagle have even hunted wolves.
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And why is Blake dressed like he hunted his own turkey for Thanksgiving?
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In many parts of the world, white animals are hunted, revered or protected.
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Women in her family have all hunted, but Ms. Hamilton only shoots targets.
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When I was 12 years old, I hunted deer and duck and rabbit.
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This time, Leon said, they model-hunted at Juilliard and on dance blogs.
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For the next five years, they can occupy the land without being hunted.
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He survived by hiding on a balcony as the attackers hunted for victims.
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Security forces and local vigilantes then hunted down people suspected of being communists.
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Rhamphorhynchus hunted fish, likely by flying over the water and snapping them up.
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Nelson said he grew up on a ranch and hunted all his life.
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Sterling also rose and Wall Street opened higher as investors hunted for bargains.
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Though Ms. Di Palma hunted sporadically for a different rental, nothing was comparable.
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In boasting that he hunted down suspects by night, he offered no specifics.
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Beyond its boundaries, this is no longer the case; they can be hunted.
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Luckily, we've hunted down the best options out there for you to get inspired.
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Since Hunted and Confronted travels through different states, the laws around sex crimes vary.
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The second fish was hunted within 10–30 mins of consuming the first one.
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European bison were hunted to the brink of extinction in the early 20th century.
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At that time, the grizzly had been hunted, trapped and poisoned to near extinction.
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You name it, he hunted it down, then he sold it and moved on.
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As police hunted the bomber, Theresa May, the prime minister, condemned the "cowardly" attack.
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Mountain lions are common, though rarely seen, in Idaho and can be legally hunted.
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What was it like to be the hunted instead of the hunter in that?
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The animals were hunted almost to extinction in the early to mid 20th century.
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Rare color variants of hunted African species have been known for a long time.
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These arrivals hunted it, and also brought rats with them, which ate nestling chicks.
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Snowden, the man on all channels, was stuck in his hotel, hunted by everybody.
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He hunted, played tennis, and wrestled in his country's style, known as Breton Wrestling.
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I looked and looked; I asked around, hunted for signs, but there was nothing.
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It also gave hope to the Ferrari team as Kimi Raikkonen hunted down Hamilton.
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The territory's Hang Seng index staged a reversal as mainland investors hunted for bargains.
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And back in 2014, he hunted for undervalued energy companies during the oil crash.
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While they apartment-hunted, they stayed with Ms. Fenton's parents in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.
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They were hunted to extinction in the 19th century by British settlers in Tasmania.
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Diane toils in silence, Janey seeks out and stands up, Lorraine is hunted down.
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Water buffalo, wallabies and small crocodiles are hunted for their flavor and nutritional value.
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But even when Teixeira did force Gustafsson to the fence, he exclusively head hunted.
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He has hunted down traces of fascism for decades since first making Am Siel.
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The species was nearly hunted to extinction for its blubber during the 20th century.
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Badgers in that area have long been hunted by dogs and humans, Zanette said.
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But it leaves me in no doubt that I am one of the hunted.
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State hunting regulations do not apply to exotics, which can be hunted year-round.
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According to archaeologists, Inupiat have hunted marine mammals here for more than 2,500 years.
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You've hunted for your prey—remember, Austin, the key ingredient this time is Dragon!
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Nenes were once hunted nearly to extinction, but conservation efforts have bolstered their population.
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"I know she wasn't thrilled that he hunted as he did," Ms. Schott said.
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It's been many years since I hunted squirrels and rabbits with my Grandpa Leonard.
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She found herself jobless and with a toddler, while he hunted for a job.
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Both decisions generally apply to elephants hunted in either country between 2016 and 2018.
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They hunted deer, gazelles and aurochs, and feasted on turtles, hares and ostrich eggs.
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Many of them are being hunted for different reasons, and one is already imprisoned.
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In 2001 he went to Afghanistan while US forces hunted for Osama bin Laden.
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In retirement, he fished and hunted, tended his garden and read his favorite mysteries.
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Some were in protected areas, others were in places where foxes are heavily hunted.
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The area was originally inhabited by the Tonkawa and Comanche tribes, which hunted buffalo.
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Hunted wolf packs, on the other hand, often last just two or three years.
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Busy with work and traveling, the couple hunted off and on for several years.
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Some squirrels, however, are considered nuisances and thus are hunted by humans year round.
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Those cats hunted finches, scaring the small birds who were unused to the predator.
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These weasels are hunted sustainably every spring under CITES guidelines across Siberia and Manchuria.
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By the time whaling was banned in 1935, they were hunted nearly to extinction.
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Elands, sables, wildebeests, zebras and other large herbivores were hunted for meat or sport.
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The "monster group" had been predicted to exist, and mathematicians hunted for verifying clues.
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Some have been hunted to extinction or their entire habitat has been plowed up.
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Often elusive in heavily hunted areas, tapirs in Yaguas seem to remain more visible.
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If you've never hunted humans, if you've never been hunted; if you haven't been shot at on a regular basis, one thing you might do is appreciate what a Marine has been through and the training it took to get him there.
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Although the researchers don't know what Suskityrannus ate, the carnivorous dinosaur probably hunted small animals.
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Fire takes fuel, food restores health, and every resource must be hunted, collected, or crafted.
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Thankfully, some Gomez stans hunted down her exact color of choice: Tom Ford's Bitter Bitch.
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Islands are closed environments, so the bats have nowhere to escape if they're being hunted.
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At the same time, a scientist named Whispers (Terence Mann) actively hunted the eight strangers.
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For us, though, the fact that we are being hunted is not a rhetorical device.
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His group was hunted down by Serb soldiers and brought to the school for execution.
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If not, they may find themselves hunted by a bounty hunter elsewhere in the park.
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Sea otters once thrived around the Pacific Rim before they were hunted to near extinction.
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These humans may have hunted large game or exploited marine resources from the nearby sea.
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A secret spy plane operated by the US Marshals hunted drug cartel kingpins in Mexico.
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Yet, allowing this still-recovering population to be hunted almost certainly won't help its cause.
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You either hunted, gathered, farmed it yourself, bartered or bought it from someone you trusted.
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Gilbert hunted stars in the stands with the fervor and cunning of a contemporary paparazzo.
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An avid athlete, Henry Tudor jousted and hunted, threw the javelin and excelled in archery.
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Then Shane comes crashing through the front door, and the boys are being hunted again.
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When the prices of the candy went up at the store, I hunted for alternatives.
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When Ahrar al-Sham opened a clinic, Hossein hunted down donations for the public hospital.
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Ahead, we hunted down the pieces that can work stylish double-duty indoors and out.
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Eager to make the plant more productive, Broin and his father hunted for better equipment.
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It's a survival instinct: you need your senses to hunt – and to avoid being hunted.
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The Wampanoag peoples and pilgrims hunted and feasted on venison, fish, and fowl, including turkey.
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But early humans hardly helped, as spear marks suggest the animals were hunted for food.
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In it, Lyra is 6 months old and being hunted by henchmen of the Magisterium.
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On land, they hunted red deer, goats, horses, tortoises and aurochs, an extinct wild ox.
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And he noted the company's founder, Sam Walton, was an avid outdoorsman who hunted quail.
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It has a large heritage, I think that's why — Native Americans hunted for centuries here.
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In Russia, it's not just the fur of hunted sable that is available for sale.
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Growing up, she hunted and fished and pitched on an otherwise all-male baseball team.
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Trump's wealth and attraction to conspiracy theories have always made him more hunter than hunted.
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Because, I don't know — was there a group of witches that hunted down regular people?
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As the violence escalates, the central characters become hunted fugitives, refugees in their own city.
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As she saved for a down payment, she hunted occasionally online and watched prices climb.
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For decades, humans have hunted koalas for their pelts and destroyed their habitats through deforestation.
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Lions hunted wild horses in North America for millions of years, and they still do.
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She was part of a team that hunted down the last smallpox cases in India.
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Meanwhile, Ms. Constand's mother hunted for Mr. Cosby, who returned her call from Los Angeles.
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The police are treating the case as a suicide, while detectives hunted for possible video.
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To be hated, hunted and afraid, to need to be fearless in order to survive.
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Mr. Machar fled abroad after being hunted down by the Sudan People's Liberation Army (S.P.L.A.).
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The soldiers died in Mali when their helicopters collided as they hunted for Islamist militants.
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Even those who hunted with him regularly said they did not see cause for concern.
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Before him, there were terriers who hunted foxes; after him, there were, officially, fox terriers.
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"When we were out, he camped alone," recalled Jorge Choclón, who sometimes hunted with Amadeo.
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A minister in Najib's cabinet said later that Muslim apostates should be "hunted down vehemently".
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Francesca—who had a threesome feels was "very male gaze-y," after being unicorn hunted online—says she feels bisexual women are hunted most often in this way because they "are seen as greedy and promiscuous and always up for sex" according to societal stereotypes.
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That said, Hansford's analysis is offering some new insights into how these elephant birds were hunted.
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Most of those were harpooned in the Antarctic, although Japan also hunted in the North Pacific.
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I would have hunted an animal for her if I knew it would abate her cancer.
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"Bears in Svalbard haven't been hunted since 1973 so there's little fear of humans," he said.
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For this indiscretion, Actaeon was turned into a stag and hunted down by his own dogs.
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But for UK company Synamedia, a password like that is a password to be hunted down.
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Instead he talked about being hunted by paparazzi and doing advertisements for a European insurance company.
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With whales now placed on the altar of expediency, will they be hunted mercilessly around Japan?
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And it seemed to be a healthy individual before it was hunted, having reached full maturity.
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As such the human has no moral status—she is something to be hunted, or enslaved.
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Badly outmanned and outgunned, they scampered into tunnels, where they were hunted down and shot dead.
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A Republican congressman on Sunday said any "radicalized Islamic suspect" should be hunted down and killed.
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They form part of a magical world she has created called The Story of the Hunted.
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As we speak, many of them are being hunted down by the Taliban and other terrorists.
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Populations of several species of Gulf Coast turtles have collapsed, hunted to the brink of extinction.
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We hunted hard for a big one for 2628 days and finally got on this group.
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He's hunted all manner of supernatural beings, but this new target is a different challenge altogether.
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When European settlers landed in the New World, they nearly hunted the gray squirrel into extinction.
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The hunted man, identified as Hubert Gerold Brown, had a prominent Afro and wore dark glasses.
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While the cougar was being hunted, rescuers had to wait to retrieve the dead man's body.
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Each year, the state allows 250 cougars to be hunted and killed in 50 designated zones.
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The bill came after a Minnesota dentist hunted and killed a beloved lion, Cecil, in Zimbabwe.
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Hunted by dark forces for her power, Patience finds refuge with Jody and her wayward family.
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Whenever he could, George Washington hunted foxes in the British manner, on horseback and with hounds.
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The nearly extinct "smiling" Irrawaddy dolphins continue to get hunted in Myanmar's waters by illegal fishermen.
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Tasmanian tigers were carnivorous: They hunted kangaroos, wallabies, emus, and farm animals like sheep and chickens.
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For more than 40 years, investigators hunted for the man responsible for dozens of these crimes.
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Sympathizers were criminalized and hunted, while its enemies in Russia were given military and financial support.
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I hunted down this bad boy so that I could fit it into the Droid again.
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If Smilodon hunted in teams, that would also have allowed it to hunt much larger animals.
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As hundreds of children hunted for eggs, Mr. Trump wandered over to take questions from journalists.
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If they express support for the government, they are likely to be hunted by the Taliban.
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Black bears were regularly hunted in the state until 1970, when fewer than 100 bears remained.
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He hunted and fished with his brothers to help his mother put food on the table.
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They picked through burned-out cars and hunted as best they could in a collapsed hotel.
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When he broke his outboard propeller on a piece of wood, he hunted down a replacement.
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Then, in just a few decades, the inconceivable happened: Commercialized and excessively hunted, the birds vanished.
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In the fall, wild geese can be hunted and enough meat stored to last the winter.
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That Mr. Glasgow and Mr. Townes had terrorized and raped Ms. Jennings, then hunted her down.
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King Henry VIII hunted stags the way President Trump golfs: often, with entourage and without apology.
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They hunted game—bighorn sheep were the largest prize—and gathered pine nuts and mesquite beans.
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They were hunted almost to extinction by the end of the 19th century by commercial whalers.
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In Europe she attended NATO military exercises in military fatigues and hunted rabbits with Arab diplomats.
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With the advancing years catching up on Nadal and Federer, Murray has hunted down Djokovic relentlessly.
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Once hunted to extinction, chimpanzees were reintroduced to Gambia in 1979 by the Chimpanzee Rehabilitation Project.
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They hunted for what they called 'trophies,' for the excitement of it, for pleasure, in fact.
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Soon, Barrio 2503 and MS-210 began to feud, and the groups hunted each other down.
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The shah and his wife hunted in vain for a missing videocassette to finish a movie.
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Security is serious; many of the refugees who pass through here are hunted in their homelands.
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But its main innovation may be that it lets women be the hunters, not the hunted.
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She's hunted down every answer she could with the fervent passion of ... well, a true believer.
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Hunted down by their ethnicity with a weapon that was designed for use on a battlefield.
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Soundgarden recorded a number of big hits, including "Hunted Down" in 1987, and "Badmotorfinger" in 1991.
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He hunted for positions on the tops of buildings, bridges and especially the Statue of Liberty.
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According to the FWS: Under this system, all authorized hunts are now being registered, allowing for the capture of hunting data, such as the origin of clients, value of trophies and hunts, and area hunted, so that officials can monitor hunting quota utilization and track hunted trophies.
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Now, he's being hunted, and he must go on the offensive against those who would enslave him.
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A trophy hunted by 29 other teams is never guaranteed, but this would be his best shot.
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But instead they were all refugees hunted by the Kree, because they wouldn't submit to Kree rule.
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Both Hunted and Confronted and Dark Justice members said that they only use photos of consenting individuals.
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Massive ivory tusks from legally hunted African elephants can once again be brought into the United States.
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They're often hunted across the Middle East and Africa and their eggs are often captured for profit.
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During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, many North American birds were hunted to near extinction.
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And outside of those often surprisingly small areas, the animals are being squeezed out and hunted down.
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With that one hunted look, Mr. Alagna made the audience complicit in the murderous events that followed.
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The point is for you to revel in the aquatic scenery and the thrill of being hunted.
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Fortunately the particular species are no longer hunted and researchers now estimate numbers have increased to 3,500.
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So throughout human existence we have hunted by hitting living things with denser, sometimes sharpened, inanimate things.
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The treatment of Maoris stands in contrast to Australia's towards Aboriginals, who were once hunted like vermin.
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"The history of Mormons in Utah is one of persecution, one of being hunted down," he said.
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People on those lists are now being systemically hunted and arrested, according to Nicaraguan human rights groups.
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The last woolly mammoth walked the Earth some 4,000 years ago, but even now, they are hunted.
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As Thanos hunted Infinity Stones across the universe, I couldn't help recalling Harry's quest for the horcruxes.
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What does it feel like to sleep by a road, hunt voles or be hunted by hounds?
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Every wild animal hunted, not only boars, must be inspected before its meat can get to customers.
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The two have since fled mainly Muslim Chechnya, but they still fear being hunted down and persecuted.
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Luckily, we hunted down the most inspiring tattoos that should make the process a whole lot easier.
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Wildlife can be hunted for meat and trophies as well as being used non-consumptively for ecotourism.
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These color variants were not yet being hunted -- owners were focused on breeding lines and increasing numbers.
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Monsanto has gone from hunter to hunted, having tried and failed to buy Syngenta a year ago.
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This feeling of being watched and hunted is one of the main motives that drive the film.
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The movie, produced by Blumhouse, follows 12 strangers who are hunted by a group of rich elites.
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It is a haven for Christians and Yazidis who, outside of Kurdistan, are often hunted and eradicated.
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Another million or so had been driven from their homes and hunted into forests, deserts, and mountains.
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Some 130 years later, the last wild Tasmanian tiger was thought to have been hunted to extinction.
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"Have you ever hunted grouse?" asked Byron Thomas, a longtime Palm Beach resident, explaining Mr. Trump's appeal.
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Nelson, who had hunted bears in the past, knew most bears are dominant with their right paw.
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Dean tells me he initially admired the man who would later become the world's most hunted terrorist.
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The Screen Actors Guild hunted them down, and I think we got 5 cents to the dollar.
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But he added that there was another benefit to such communication between the hunters and the hunted.
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It gives her great power, but it also makes her feared by some and hunted by others.
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Facing wartime food rations, she hunted small animals on the family's property to fill the dinner table.
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This has drawn ire from everyday Idahoans who have hiked and hunted in those hills for generations.
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Coyotes can be hunted legally in many built-up areas, but it sometimes leads to tragic mishaps.
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Gone are the seafarers who over-hunted them to near extinction in the 18th and 19th centuries.
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For 10,000 years, they hunted around in my heel for the sliver as I lay there screaming.
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After the American withdrawal from the country, in 2011, the unit hunted down insurgents on its own.
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One by one, she ticked off her required prerequisites, hunted down transcripts and secured letters of recommendation.
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Here, generations of families have hunted, traded and made medicine from "akika", the Yoruba name for pangolins.
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The experts condemned statements by Chechen officials suggesting that gay people should be hunted down and killed.
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He indicted the mundane; he dismantled houses; he eviscerated imperialism; he pitied the whale; he hunted missionaries.
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Their convoy was ambushed, sprayed with bullets -- after which the survivors were ruthlessly hunted down and executed.
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" It was a time when, as Barstow says, "any woman might have felt like a hunted animal.
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We watched Marine sharpshooters disappear into a field while their instructors hunted them with high-powered optics.
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They assumed they would sell both houses and rent while they hunted for a long-term place.
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After vowing to embrace the target last season, the Cubs understand that they are, again, the hunted.
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They lead these incredibly stressful lives being hunted and end up dead or captured on a roof.
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Moderate Democrats are by no means an endangered species, but increasingly they act like a hunted one.
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But by the early 20th century, the population vanished, hunted to extinction for meat and feathered hats.
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The prosecutor said that two attackers blew up at Brussels airport, and a third is being hunted.
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Nostalgic entertainment comforts us, gently surprises us with the sudden longing for Huffy bikes and Zips, and has at its core the satisfaction of a childhood wish: The beast, whatever it is, has been hunted and killed by good people before, and it can be hunted and killed again.
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Then I heard about how in other parts of the world, people with albinism are mutilated and hunted.
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Many orangutans are killed as agricultural pests, hunted for bushmeat or the illegal pet and performing animal trade.
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They're the ultimate nightmare, particularly for women: to be hunted, persecuted, sliced open, and silenced — unable to scream.
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Treating a White House official like a criminal to be hunted and captured, completely justified in their minds.
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Tyler Clemens, the other cofounder, hunted down the right factories in Manhattan's garment district to launch the label.
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It's hunted its prey to extinction, and happens upon a scientific expedition that's landed on its home planet.
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Bilott hunted through his files for other references to PFOA, which he learned was short for perfluorooctanoic acid.
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Both Lyra and Pan are in danger as they travel because they're being hunted by two sinister forces.
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But often the effects are negative: animals are killed by bombs or chemicals, or hunted to feed soldiers.
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One of the others, Najim Laachraoui (below), also blew himself up and the third man is being hunted.
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And that coordination paid off—boas were significantly more likely to capture a meal if they hunted together.
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Researchers suggests that people of the Copper Age hunted wild animals in addition to farming and raising livestock.
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The baboon has escaped from its cage and is now being hunted down by animal life rescue officers.
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Only, in this case, replace cities with greenhouses, and the only resource being hunted here is dry land.
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So far police have hunted down and killed at least 40 suspected militants linked to the cafe attack.
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She was all about girl power As a girl Earhart was a tomboy who hunted rats with a .
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Airlines found they could charge a small premium on tickets as customers hunted for routes using the superjumbo.
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Three men who illegally hunted a mountain lion in Yellowstone National Park have been sentenced in federal court.
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The brand explains the photos address both a memorial of the hunted species while also empowering young women.
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While rare, both forms of tracking may allow animals to be hunted down by people with bad intentions.
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I locked and unlocked the device, tapped the widget, and hunted for an explanation in the settings menus.
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And to top it off, he hunted down Azr and took him down with only 22 health remaining.
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They're hunted in Africa as meat, and in Asia where their scales are used in traditional medical treatments.
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Norway has hunted the minke whale for meat for centuries and still catches about 500 whales per year.
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We have no direct evidence that humans hunted the adults, but loss of eggs certainly reduced reproductive success.
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Other cadets spoke of jumping out of windows and cowering under beds as the attackers hunted them down.
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A surprisingly smart tyrannosaur has been uncovered — and this dinosaur may have hunted smarter, not harder, evidence suggests.
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A shoot-out took place at a flat in Brussels, Belgium's capital, as police hunted for suspected terrorists.
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I snapped to attention and hunted with my fingers along my scalp, attempting to find what it was.
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Because of their service to our country, they and their families are being hunted down by the Taliban.
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Opposition leaders say that Dinka soldiers hunted down and killed hundreds of Nuer civilians in a few days.
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Their numbers have rebounded since the early 20th century, when they were hunted to the brink of extinction.
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The next day, soldiers began looting the market and setting fire to shops as they hunted for Haf.
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She had driven five hours from her former home in Duchess County and arrived with stunned, hunted relief.
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In 2007, five Makah members illegally hunted and killed a grey whale, and two were put in jail.
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He also hunted for value in the US energy sector during the commodity crisis of 2014 and 2015.
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He ordered Mr. Dimaukom and the others to turn themselves in within 24 hours or be hunted down.
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The endangered Red-capped Mangabey is illegally hunted for meat, and its habitat is being developed for agriculture.
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In the future when we are mercilessly hunted by our robot overlords, we'll only have ourselves to blame.
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"There are things that we hunted down ourselves, that we found for ourselves," Minceu told OZ Radio Jakarta.
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At the height of the conflict, American Special Operations troops hunted Taliban bomb makers, including with night raids.
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He began experimenting with taxidermy when he was 14, working on small animals he and his friends hunted.
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There were a lot of parents and kids who owned and used guns, and pretty much everyone hunted.
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Also, being a total nerd, I hunted around to figure out what "the shape of water" actually meant.
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I restrained her flailing limbs and hunted for her femoral artery with needles each time she spiked fevers.
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As children, we hunted around in the muck for treasure: sea glass, Roman coins, which we never found.
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They fear it would disturb the migration of porcupine caribou, animals they have hunted for centuries for food.
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We recently joined him along with 15 novice foragers as they hunted for edible plants in Upper Manhattan.
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In 2014, a gunman hunted down police officers in nearby Moncton, killing three of them and wounding two.
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They hunted and shot air rifles at camp on Kentucky Lake, and their fathers kept handguns for protection.
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But the humiliated and hunted people you see in coverage of the deported are not the whole person.
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The Champagne flowed early, and for the midnight meal, Mr. Ginsburg would cook something Justice Scalia had hunted.
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The movie, ostensibly about a family, the Wilsons, hunted by its doppelgängers, is something of an awards contender.
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China's native saigas have been hunted to extinction, making the surviving Kazakh and Russian animals the only source.
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In director Ang Lee's new movie, Gemini Man, retired assassin Will Smith is hunted by his younger self.
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Others hunted down phone numbers for agave farmers in Mexico or emailed tequila producers and distributors, he says.
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D.W., whom Cooper describes as "more or less nonverbal," hunted for the family's food, bringing Thomas with him.
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It walked the earth within the last few million years and may have even been hunted by humans.
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The American whaling industry ended largely because the most valuable of those creatures were hunted almost to extinction.
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" Former vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin said Assange had "blood on his hands" and should be "hunted down.
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I hunted around this tiny-screen world of black and white, poking at the membrane of her brain.
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In the future, she said she hopes to see legislation that includes protections for farmed and hunted animals.
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Explorers released pigs as they traveled, and then hunted them for food when they returned to the area.
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Pangolins are hunted for their meat as well as for the plate-like scales that cover their bodies.
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According to death certificates that Ms. Corless hunted down, the causes included malnutrition, measles, tuberculosis, gastroenteritis and pneumonia.
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Before then, gray seals were hunted for their furs and to keep them from depleting the fish stock.
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Even if they aren't as cute, their tusks remained valuable, and various laws protect them from being hunted.
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Low numbers of narwhal are still legally hunted in Canada and Greenland, according to the Globe and Mail.
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As a boy, he said, he watched military planes bomb nearby hillsides as they hunted for communist guerrillas.
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Many of his 160 or so followers were tortured and executed and most of the rest hunted down.
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Within these serene landscapes, humans are depicted either nurturing or being nurtured by the animals they once hunted.
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People hunted down by the law are likely to succumb to despair, especially if they have no legal recourse.
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The line between hunter and hunted becomes blurred, however, as the sense of a looming oppressor is ever-present.
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Though these cuties were once hunted for their skin, they are now classified as a species of least concern.
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He even claimed that he was hunted down by the Gestapo for refusing to hand over profoundly disabled children.
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"It's kind of sad," Talley told the reporter from the Washington Post as they hunted ghosts in a cemetery.
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We've hunted down some great subscription boxes on Cratejoy and across the internet for all the bookworms out there.
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On Sunday, President Donald Trump confirmed that long-hunted Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi had been killed.
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The teeth's wear patterns suggest that the ancient whale likely hunted down its prey, biting it to catch it.
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All of the recollections point towards the likelihood Cora was raped, drugged, and possibly even hunted by unknown men.
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In Lebanon they are shot on sight, out of fear, or hunted for sport, although both activities are illegal.
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The academics also hunted for signs of broader changes in Islamophobic sentiment in Liverpool since Mr Salah was signed.
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The concept sounds intense — a man living outside of time is hunted by an international cabal of ancient evil.
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The alien character Saru (Doug Jones) now finds himself in a place where his species is hunted for food.
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One of the most noticeable things about Absolution versus Hunted is how much better you guys got between albums.
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"Simbakubwa probably hunted anthracotheres, elephants, and hyraxes by stalking them rather than chasing them over long distances," said Borths.
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She's hunted since she was a child, when she and her father would try to shoot turkeys (usually unsuccessfully).
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His idea was to put us in a world where we were being constantly pursued, constantly hunted, constantly harassed.
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"My daughter was hunted at school," Guttenberg said from a makeshift stage just four blocks from the NRA convention.
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"That if you are hunted down because of your profession, whatever the profession, that should be a hate crime."
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We are all the hunted, even when you are the class of the field like my friend, Judge Kavanaugh.
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The interior least tern was once hunted for feathers for hats and hurt by the damming of major rivers.
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Soon they're being hunted by religious extremists and the F.B.I. — and just maybe that kidnapping is actually a rescue.
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Three men who illegally hunted a mountain lion in Yellowstone National Park have been sentenced to fines and probation.
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"It's an interesting argument, but whether or not the animal was actually hunted to me is unclear," he said.
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Its image reflected perfectly in the dark mirror of the Hawtree Creek, it was as if two birds hunted.
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Haygarth had been following the dogs as they hunted in Zimanga Private Game Reserve in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.
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For many island birds, that competitor was humans, who both hunted birds directly and began capitalizing on their resources.
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"We hunted him down at his house, like little Nancy Drews," the group's lead singer, Susanna Hoffs, recently recalled.
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For 20 years, American alligators had been on the endangered species list, mainly because people hunted and sold them.
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A long-lost friend is hunted down at a crucial moment in order to offer Donald some sage advice.
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New Yorkers said they hunted for treasure in the trash for reasons ranging from economic to just plain fun.
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" It's the ultimate woods freakout, where characters get lost among the leaves and end up "hungry, cold and hunted.
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His way of grounding himself, connecting to the Inupiat who hunted the waters of the Norton Sound for millenniums.
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Jensen hunted for a life preserver but had to settle for a pack of balloons stashed behind a bar.
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After it aired on the BBC pretty much every studio in town hunted them down to strike a deal.
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Archaeological evidence suggests they may have hunted for woolly rhino and other big game that ranged over the grasslands.
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The piece "The Bargain Hunted Heron" (2018) is made from 1,000 Walmart bags that are painted and braided together.
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"The Prado Museum contains a huge number of paintings where animals are hunted, cooked, abused, and hurt," explains Esteban.
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Michael D'Andrea, the "Dark Prince" of the C.I.A., hunted Osama bin Laden and ran America's deadly drone strike program.
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In the subway, cameras are frequently covered in clear plastic wrapping, an attempt to protect a hardware now hunted.
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That's why they're unmoved by the mounting heap of slaughtered innocents, by schoolkids missing recess to rehearse being hunted.
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Known then as Lofted Coffee, theirs was a cult coffee you were lucky to stumble across or hunted down.
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TRENTON, N.J. — The plastic shopping bag has long been hunted by state and local policymakers pushing for its extinction.
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We hunted down the top examples of these trending goods and crafted them into the supportive hit list ahead.
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In these scenes, Alan is hunted and eaten by cannibals because Isaac has decided, "Chuck Norris is probably delicious".
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A 2014 profile of Brewster in the NRA publication American Hunter notes he has hunted in all 50 states.
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By the start of the 20th century, the continent's biggest land mammals had been hunted almost out of existence.
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Two dozen people, including Day's caddie, Colin Swatton, hunted for Woods's ball, which was found nestled in the rough.
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Through the years, the three have hunted white-tailed deer in Texas, birds in Scotland and pheasant in Hungary.
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On the first full day of the attempted impeachment of Trump, the hunters are clearly happier than the hunted.
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Not only are they hunted for their fins, but they're frequently snagged as by-catch in, say, tuna nets.
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He also allegedly shouted a victorious 'Woo hoo!' as he hunted victims, survivor Isabelle Laymance told the Washington Post.
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I also have several dozen cookbooks, because when I'm at home, I only eat meat that I've hunted myself.
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I hunted for shoes that could cushion my knee and set my sights on walking and climbing stairs again.
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She hunted and fished with the outdoors-loving Sonny Whitney, as he was known, throughout their 34-year marriage.
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She hunted and fished with the outdoors-loving Sonny Whitney, as he was known, throughout their 34-year marriage.
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Humans are the only predators to rhinos, who are hunted and killed for their horns, according to the foundation.
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But in the end it's the hunt that distracts me from the void and not the hunted thing itself.
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When they come to murder the children, the individuals who tried to disarm our cops will be hunted down.
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We've critically endangered some species by demolishing huge swaths of their natural habitat, and greedily hunted others to extinction.
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Obviously, this study's results are specific to Wisconsin, and are limited by the fact that it only included hunted bears.
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Hunted and Confronted is nowhere near the only Facebook page with a professed mission to publicly identify child sex offenders.
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Activists said anyone with links to the rebels who seized control of the enclave in 2012 was being hunted down.
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That year, she learned that chimpanzees both create and use their own tools and discovered how they hunted for food.
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Buffalo were hunted nearly to extinction in the nineteenth century, counting fewer than 1,000 at the turn of the century.
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In the run-up to these encounters the Europeans hunted for clarity on America's intentions, especially on climate and trade.
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People are prepared to believe it; heretics are hunted down with a passion that would not have disgraced the Inquisition.
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Because stone-age men hunted game and competed for mates, boys want to play rough, take risks and assert dominance.
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The children hunted for eggs on the lawn, including golden plastic ones that appeared to be stuffed with dollar bills.
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The scientists hunted specifically for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFASs, used to make consumer products stain-resistant and waterproof.
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That means ensuring that the meat, all of which is organic or hunted, is traceable and adheres to rigid standards.
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So, we hunted down the best summertime, beach-ready tank tops you could possibly buy — without compromising your savings account.
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More than 100 people have been killed in just a few grisly days as troops have hunted for the insurgents.
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While The Ritual, in which the men are hunted by an unseen monster, hints at witchcraft and/or black magic.
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Whoever is behind these attacks, in any case, is likely being hunted not just by researchers, but also law enforcement.
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But that led to us co-writing our first story, which was actually a Star Wars fic called 'The Hunted.
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A Vietnam vet, Moye sells taxidermy busts of animals he's hunted, as well as elk antler chandeliers he makes himself.
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Roughly two million fewer people hunted in 250 than in 2011, according to the US Fish and Wildlife Service Survey.
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"At first, they look at you funny," said Faw, 55, who has hunted groundhogs with varmint rifles, bows and handguns.
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Midnight Special's premise is the kind of setup King loves—the ineffable supernatural being hunted down by the greedy mundane.
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A place where Black culture is praised, commodified, and appropriated, while Black people are criticized, vilified, and hunted for sport.
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Other animals, such as elephants, can be hunted as food more often during times of war due to food insecurity.
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They said that the new director, "Transparent" creator Jill Soloway, "hunted us down" to direct the movie after Singer left.
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The shaggy, hump-shouldered animals, also widely known as buffalo, were nearly hunted to extinction in the late 19th century.
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But the desirable nature of that fur led Chiru to get hunted almost to extinction in the 1980s and 1990s.
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In other parts of Germany, hunted boar have shown excessive levels of radiation from the Chernobyl nuclear meltdown in Ukraine.
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The Makah tribe has historically harvested stranded whales and also hunted whales, but it hasn't done so legally since 1999.
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For centuries the Inupiaq, a Native Alaskan group living north of the Arctic Circle, have hunted bowhead whales for food.
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He was hunted down mercilessly by the Swiss, drawing 10 of Brazil's 19 fouls, as many as some entire teams.
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Nationally, women made up 11 percent of the 13.7 million people who hunted, according to federal government data from 2011.
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But Mr. Kaminsky — a poor, hunted teenager — stepped in himself, during the war and then for many different causes afterward.
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Though the researchers are not sure how this cave lion died, Dr. Camarós thinks it was hunted by early humans.
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There is a real Iranian opposition; they are jailed, hunted and murdered by the score, or otherwise pushed into exile.
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Indeed, a short while later, we heard loud gunshots as rebels hunted down Batista officials and supporters door-to-door.
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Ultimately, it's a back-and-forth between being the hunted and being the hunters all the way through the finale.
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They are hunted by disgruntled police and a vengeful biker gang but manage to best their adversaries via slapstick contrivances.
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It had that tragic and awful manifestation, where the aboriginals, for example, in Van Diemen's Land, were just hunted out.
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What's more, more than half the leopards killed every year are hunted down by mountain herdsmen to protect their livestock.
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About 45,000 years ago, humans had reached the northern edge of Siberia, where they hunted mammoths and other big game.
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A management program sets strict limits on how many may be hunted, of what size and when during the year.
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Most have been methodically hunted down and have refused to give up when cornered, dying in a hail of bullets.
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As a scholar he hunted for rarities in European archives and created performance editions of hundreds of newly discovered works.
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Now, they were being hunted — by their former comrades in 13th Street, and by MS-2118, which wanted their territory.
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While mass shootings have become alarmingly common, ones where the victims are hunted because of their ethnicity are less so.
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Sea otters, another predator of purple urchins, were hunted to near extinction in Northern California by 2000th-century fur traders.
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They were hunted to near oblivion in the late 19th century, but their numbers are back and they're seemingly everywhere.
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Inflamed in parts They'd barely known, with murder in their hearts They hunted me; but I had gone to ground.
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For months, we house-hunted, and the cats hid under the blankets for hours; some days, I hid with them.
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Mr. Johnson said he had fond memories of hunting with his grandfather, who hunted and fished to feed his family.
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And it turns out a wolf protected from human killing is a very different animal from those that are hunted.
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But in a domestic market beset by weak growth and a shrinking population, Line has hunted overseas for new markets.
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For a hobby, he hunted deer and boar; the walls of his converted garage were mounted with taxidermied game heads.
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In fact, "appropriate" in this context is a verb meaning "take without permission," and "game" is referring to hunted animals.
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Then he sat patiently, in the back of the car, as I hunted for the next available flight to Europe.
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They found that the sharks hunted more for sea urchins, one of the species they eat because of higher temperatures.
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Others shared videos of crowds of people spilling off the footpath and cars circling the neighbourhood as they hunted Pokémon.
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Arkady's father, General Renko, had hunted bears and warned him about people who thought they could outrun or outclimb them.
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The daughter and the aide watched her as she hunted for every last package in the fridge and the cupboards.
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As such, we've hunted down a few Black Friday deals on Lego for you to dominate the gift-giving game.
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The price of Treasurys, which moves inversely to yields, rose as investors hunted for a safe place to park cash.
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He would have to have been in the shadows, haunted and hunted by the guilt for what he had done.
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If there is a witch hunt, then we should ask, Who is the hunter, and who is being hunted today?
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The precedent is 17th-century Flemish still-life painting, except that a human being has replaced the usual hunted game.
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Poor rural communities typically live in close proximity to rodents, which are widely hunted and eaten in many plague-endemic areas.
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In Britain, where wolves, bears, lynxes and boars were long ago hunted to extinction, we have forgotten what this is like.
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Technology stocks, including those of Apple, Microsoft and Facebook, were slightly higher in premarket trading as investors likely hunted for bargains.
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The walls of his office are beautifully adorned with the most magnificent taxidermy you'll ever see, all animals he hunted himself.
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Jennifer was acting as a decoy for Hunted and Confronted, a rogue online community dedicated to tracking down and ambushing pedophiles.
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To help narrow it down, we hunted down the top-rated home buys that are currently on-sale for under $200.
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There are around 100,000 black bears living in the state, Alaska Fish and Game estimates, and thousands are hunted every year.
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And Andrew Urdiales is a confessed serial killer who hunted and killed eight women in cold blood in California and Illinois.
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For the next three years, Mr. al-Basri's agents hunted al-Baghdadi, setting up at least six stings to arrest him.
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Luckily, he has his custom wolfskin blanket, which Prince Phillip hunted and skinned himself, to keep him warm in her absence.
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The species was hunted by settlers and predated by invasive pigs until no more of the large-billed, flightless birds remained.
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Health software company Orion Healthcare rose 1.09 percent as investors bargain hunted the stock, which had fallen for five consecutive sessions.
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DES MOINES — They have munched on pork chops in the heat of summer and hunted game in the dead of winter.
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Thus, Cramer hunted for companies with above-average growth, with stocks that do not adequately reflect the strength of their numbers.
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J. and I hunt (I got him into hunting), and we've hunted three years in a row since moving to Colorado.
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And then the truck, along with all those engineers, sat for two weeks while Seltz-Axmacher hunted for a diesel mechanic.
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When it's not being sat on by 100 pounds of labrador retriever, Cozmo, the robot, is being hunted by the cat.
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In as little as five years, we may begin stocking endangered wildlife in places where poachers have hunted animals to extinction.
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Seriously, it has to be less traumatic to actually shuffle around as an undead cannibal than to be hunted by them.
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Native Americans lived in Yellowstone, hunted its animals, and even set fire to the grasslands and forests to clear dense undergrowth.
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Basically, every man I knew, of all ages, hunted — or at the very least shot at the raccoons in the backyard.
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The Hawks hunted quality three-point opportunities with admirable unselfishness, and just about everyone in their rotation could shoot and pass.
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Early settlement began with the arrival of the nomads in the Stone Age, who hunted for seals and birds, and fished.
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Then we hunted for goods that not only checked off every box but also met our requirements for value and quality.
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More recently, scouts have hunted for sixth tool: plate discipline, supposedly as ingrained and unchanging as a player's date of birth.
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They also agreed to a six-month timetable to abandon arms, despite concerns that they might be hunted by paramilitary groups.
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Hunted by authorities for months, they came out of hiding for a service of thanksgiving—and to plot the road ahead.
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They practice navigation and hand-to-hand combat, and spend days hiding in the mud while being hunted by armed instructors.
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He lived in the back of a truck in Aspen, Colorado, where he hunted, fished, and occasionally worked as a bartender.
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The actor's sometimes hunted look indicates that there's more than a hint of insecurity underneath his professed dedication to the mission.
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The reason they were hunted is precisely the reason they're so valuable now: Carbon-dense whale oil was a useful fuel.
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After years of being hunted, the Pyrenean ibex went extinct in 2000 when a tree fell on the last known animal.
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Extremists have issued warnings that the killings will continue, and that those who report on LGBT issues will be hunted down.
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William Bradford, Governor of Plymouth, wrote in his journals of the "great store of wild turkeys" that the colonists had hunted.
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They are hunted in some areas of Southeast Asia for their skins, but protected in countries like Sri Lanka and Thailand.
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As Ms. Stark hunted for Mr. Ahmed, Peggy Karas, another sponsor, stayed at the hospital massaging Ms. Ahmed's hand during contractions.
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Based on what they've learned at the site, these people, including the Ancient Beringians, hunted bison, elk, hare, squirrels and birds.
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Thomas was hunted down by a posse of over 1,000 men and killed as he was shot 400 times days later.
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Fruit bats flew about, and a yellowish snake, an Amazon tree boa, hunted them from the thatched roof of an outbuilding.
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He lived in a camper trailer in a parking lot, worked as a ski instructor and hunted wild game for food.
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"It's informed guesswork," said Chan, who has hunted for phages all over North America, South America, Sub-Saharan Africa, and Asia.
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However, dugong populations are severely dwindling because they often get tangled in stray fishing equipment and are sometimes hunted for meat.
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She swam and poked among rock pools down at the beach below, and hunted great-winged moths on rambling nighttime expeditions.
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"Gemini Man" cast Smith as a retired sniper being hunted by his younger clone, whose appearance is achieved through digital effects.
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The deplorables are released into the wild and hunted for sport, resulting in a series of increasingly twisted and gory deaths.
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The act was put into action after the animals were hunted in large numbers for their fur, according to the center.
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"ISIS, of course, but then there are other networks of terrorists that have to be hunted down and defeated," she said.
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But only about 103,500 wild sheep are hunted each year across North America, a fraction compared with nearly every other animal.
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"The people that return now, they will probably be hunted down," said Mr. Bakker, of the Center for Terrorism and Counterterrorism.
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However, some of the animals portrayed in the Chauvet cave, like lions, panthers, bears and hyenas, were not hunted for food.
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Once he recovered, he job-hunted from station to station until he landed a summer intern stint at WCFL in Chicago.
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The unnamed patient had hunted deer in the same area where two other hunters were infected more than 15 years earlier.
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Once numerous across Tasmania, the doglike marsupial was branded a sheep killer by colonists in the 1830s and hunted to extinction.
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We know that Mandalorians were hunted down and exterminated in a manner similar to the Jedi Order of the Galactic Republic.
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Jason Hairston played briefly in the N.F.L., hunted with Donald Trump Jr., and owned a successful hunting gear and apparel company.
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For nearly a year, Mr. Zottola and his son had been hunted by shadowy assassins on the streets of the Bronx.
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As we hunted through the woods we skirted several other trenches, dug by men on a much grimmer mission than our own.
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Wolves were hunted, trapped and poisoned to near extinction in the Lower 48 states before coming under federal protections in the 1970s.
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We just need to call them what they are — killers and fanatics who have to be rooted out, hunted down, and destroyed.
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The Order doesn't realize they're being hunted by the Knights of St. Christopher, a sacred brotherhood of werewolves that fight dark magic.
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"We're the hunted," explained Doug Jones on set, before sitting through the nearly two-hour process of putting on Saru's elaborate makeup.
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Steel product manufacturer Steel Tube rose 8.7 percent as investors hunted for bargains after the company fell four sessions in a row.
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But the Russian LGBT Network has collected testimonies of gay men being hunted and blackmailed in the republic since the late 211s.
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The game swings wildly from very chill present-hunting to almost overwhelming periods of being hunted, and it turns on a dime.
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I hunted down a used copy of Sex Tips for Girls after I read an obituary for Cynthia Heimel two years ago.
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Hunted dog meat has increased the supply and lowered prices (compared with what they were), boosting the size of the overall market.
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Mr Swan, appointed regent while the firm hunted for a replacement, initially said he had no plans to make the arrangement permanent.
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We are surmising that his mother lost her homeland due to habitat destruction and was starving and hunted in human-made areas.
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The bone bears the telltale toothmarks of a hyena, suggesting that its luckless owner was either hunted or scavenged shortly after death.
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Tension mounts when she is hunted and faces deportation, leaving her no alternative but to plan a desperate escape across the border.
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More chimpanzees are hunted for the illegal bush meat trade than are born each year, causing populations to plummet in the wild.
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He, after all, was a prince, and not the uneducated man who hunted lions those he met in America assumed he was.
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That adrenaline from being hunted is "something that most people will never really experience, because of the nature of it," DPR2 continued.
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The animals tended to swim close to shore, making them easy marks for whalers who hunted them to the brink of extinction.
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I had the idea of coming up with these four characters who were all hunted and haunted by tragedy, lies and war.
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The 11 soldiers being hunted in Marmaris were among a group of commandos who attacked a hotel where Erdogan had been staying.
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We broke the story ... Ford was arrested by ICE in New Mexico in March after the law enforcement agency hunted him down.
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From the very beginning, you're being hunted, with trucks of patrolling, armed men searching for you, their aggressive guard dogs in tow.
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We've over-hunted, destroyed habitats, polluted waterways, and altered the climate by burning fossil fuels, wiping species off the planet for good.
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Don Jr. told Forbes the elephants were overpopulated, and needed to be hunted to prevent further habitat destruction, and leopards weren't endangered.
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In addition to being hunted for their body parts, Asian elephants are also used for commerce: in logging operations and trekking camps.
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The event highlighted the homophobic atrocities happening in Chechnya, a Russian Republic, where gay men are being hunted and put into camps.
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Pharma shares, which were among the top losers this year, were up for a third straight session as investors hunted for bargains.
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The turtles have been hunted nearly to extinction, and part of the Dry Tortugas's mission is to observe and protect their population.
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Blue whales were nearly hunted to extinction in the 20th century, but they've slowly been recovering through conservation efforts and restrictive laws.
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But Ghirri does not share Eggleston's intense hues, the angry reds and livid greens that Eggleston hunted down in unspectacular everyday subjects.
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They say its route traverses ancestral lands — which are not part of the reservation — where their forebears hunted, fished and were buried.
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The hosts have hunted moose, foraged for wild greens and thanked the spirit of a buffalo they killed before grilling the meat.
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Hunted to near-extinction, just two northern white rhinos now remain: Najin, Sudan's daughter, and Fatu, his granddaughter, both at the conservancy.
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And keep in mind that these terrorists are also some of the most hunted men in the world, and they know it.
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The fewer calories our forebears had to expend on days when they hunted, the less food they would need to bring down.
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But the sheikhs hunted the birds to near-extinction on the Arabian Peninsula, obliging them to organize lavish houbara-hunting trips overseas.
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The most recent example was the death of Cecil the lion, when an American dentist, Walter Palmer, hunted a widely beloved lion.
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From inside the bus, the slower runners seemed like meek prey being hunted by oversized predators ready to pounce on their weaknesses.
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Over the next 10 days, his soldiers hunted down, captured and summarily executed more than 8,000 men and boys from the town.
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These traits may not have worked so well when the birds were hunted en masse and had to survive in smaller clusters.
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The sneaker he hunted down for over a decade was an Air Max 483, a Nike collaboration with Japanese sneaker boutique Atmos.
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At the same time, in other parts of the country, these animals were being poached or hunted and their numbers were declining.
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Frontiersmen who hunted on Native American ground often acted as an advance guard for settlers who would later steal the land outright.
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"I was in the part which was being hunted," he explained, describing his family's ethnic identity without ever saying the word Tutsi.
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" The memo said "the findings are no longer effective for making individual permit determinations for imports of sport-hunted African elephant trophies.
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Over the past two months, Chinese doctors, journalists, and citizens reporting the truth have been hunted down and silenced, or have disappeared.
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Hunted now by the Mossad, Prisoner Z nevertheless manages to romance a beautiful waitress, who later identifies herself as a slumming heiress.
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Then one of the people being hunted turns the tables, picking off the killers one by one until only the ringleader remains.
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"The lioness took care of him like one of her own," nursing him and sharing meat that she hunted, Dr. Chakrabarti said.
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Turkish investigators last week searched the Saudi Consulate and consul general's residence in Istanbul as they hunted for clues to Khashoggi's fate.
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" The memo said "the findings are no longer effective for making individual permit determinations for imports of sport-hunted African elephant trophies.
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" In its place, FWS will instead "grant or deny permits to import a sport-hunted trophy on a case-by-case basis.
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Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, the president's sons, have hunted big game and photos from a 2012 hunting trip drew criticism.
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Within weeks of my arrival, I had already hunted down a passel of the most eccentric rare and vintage bookstores in town.
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Authorities hunted for those with "abnormal" thoughts, which meant anyone in the thrall of the "three evil forces": separatism, terrorism and extremism.
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Bears within the boundaries of the national park will remain a federal responsibility and will not be hunted, unless they leave Yellowstone.
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He worried that his brothers would be hunted down as ISIS suspects, since the Americans had announced that he was a commander.
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Sub Pop, then a fledgling record label, released the group's first single, "Hunted Down," in 19903, as well as two subsequent EPs.
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We tapped our top-performing sale stories from Black Friday and hunted down the new to source only the most wanted steals.
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David Futrelle is a journalist who has spent the past five years maintaining a men's rights watch blog, We Hunted the Mammoth.
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Jason Hairston played briefly in the N.F.L., hunted with Donald Trump Jr. and owned a wildly successful hunting gear and apparel company.
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Neither expressed any complaints about their confinement, but, apparently haunted by what awaits them back in North Korea, both resembled hunted animals.
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He now hunted with a rifle instead of a blowgun, heading into the forest most days in search of game to sell.
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For example, we now know that crops like corn, squash, and beans were grown, and the types of animals that were hunted.
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But Woodward said juvenile T. rex "could possibly have hunted faster prey," which meant the kids and adults were likely not competing.
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We just need to call them what they are—killers and fanatics who have to be rooted out, hunted down, and destroyed.
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We just need to call them what they are — killers and fanatics who have to be rooted out, hunted down, and destroyed.
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On Thursday, The Daily Caller hunted down the reporter, who admitted that the interview was rushed, and the quote was essentially fabricated.
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The target of superstitions and sorcery, they are hunted down for their body parts, some of which are thought to confer magical powers.
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When a species is listed, certain protections are applied: listed animals can't be hunted, for example, and their critical habitats can't be degraded.
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I have a hard time understanding that as sadistic as these [people] are — and I've hunted many of them — would let someone live.
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"These elephants are our resources, and we object to them being hunted for problems caused by different populations of elephants," the group said.
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Squirrels were also a common pet in those times, as the paper describes:Moreover, squirrels were hunted for food, and often used as pets.
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And yet, much of what the investigators do on Hunted is hammed up to make it look like a particularly rigorous CSI episode.
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Yet at least one of them was a suspected ISIS bomb-maker linked to the Paris attacks who was being hunted by authorities.
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An endangered species listing means certain protections are applied: listed animals can't be hunted, for example, or their critical habitats can't be degraded.
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" The actor said he coped with being stalked by photographers by thinking of himself as "Mac" and the hunted one as "Macaulay Culkin.
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When the cave man hunted and made his kill, he cooked it over an open fire and brought it home to his woman.
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Mostly, humans hunted the beaver for its the pelts, meat and castoreum, a secretion from glands near their butts used as food flavoring.
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Others have hunted for the monopole at CERN at the Large Electron-Positron collider and its successor, the currently-operating Large Hadron Collider.
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The discovery shows that a population of pre-Clovis hunters—possibly with the assistance of dogs—hunted mastodon in what is now Florida.
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This is strong evidence against the so-called "Blitzkrieg" hypothesis, which suggests that early humans hunted mastodons to extinction at a rapid rate.
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On that day, her last posts reveal a reflective mood, yearning for normalcy in a city where she was hunted as a spy.
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Now the state legislature is considering impeachment, and the lovers are being hunted by a handful of state and federal law enforcement agencies.
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They're actually a peaceful race of shapeshifters who have become refugees hunted by the Kree, simply because they won't submit to Kree rule.
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Your horse isn't 20 more grid spaces of inventory — you can tie a deer you hunted on top, but then it can't run.
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Less than five percent of Americans hunted in 236, by the federal government's official tally—compared to roughly 2000 percent who owned guns.
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Image: Tim FlachThe 16-foot-long beluga sturgeon is illegally hunted for food—its eggs go for over $9,000 a pound, writes Baille.
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"Although the humpback was hunted almost as much, the humpbacks are 10 times as many now as the southern right whale," he said.
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They could be hunted within the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, which lies in Wyoming, Idaho and Montana, though not the Yellowstone National Park itself.
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Similarly, marine mammals, including whales, are a fifth of the weight they used to be because we've hunted so many to near extinction.
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Grann tells the story of these murders, the conspirators, and the new breed of lawmen from the FBI who hunted them down. He
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It's unclear, however, if the shrews were swept into the water by flooding, or if the fish actively hunted them from the riverbank.
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But this time, instead of focusing their fire on the hero as it climbed to the island, StarPro hunted for 1.53S rovers instead.
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The same year, Yelp reviewers took similar action against a dentist who hunted and killed the now-famous lion Cecil during a trip.
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Similarly, marine mammals, including whales, are a fifth of the weight they used to be because we've hunted so many to near-extinction.
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Around him, the United States-backed military dictatorship hunted Marxists and cracked down on the Catholic clergy for preaching empowerment to peasant farmers.
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Karlos Baca, a Colorado chef who creates startlingly beautiful dishes at the Dunton Hot Springs resort, draws freely on wild and hunted foods.
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The property was once owned by the Worsley family, and in the 2390th century it was visited by Henry VIII, who hunted there.
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Harrison Johnson said his Diné ancestors (more commonly called Navajos) hunted and lived in the Bears Ears region long before Utah was Utah.
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As he signed the measures, Scott, a Republican, called himself a Second Amendment supporter who owns guns and has hunted his whole life.
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A female humpback whale nears diver Gustavo Verzoni just 24 hours after her calf was hunted and killed by a pair of orcas.
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They adapted to the land and hunted alligators to eat, and today, the reservations have become a tourist attraction in their own right.
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Another Anonymous-linked campaign hunted out abusers, and in 2014, a hacker deleted links to child pornography on a popular Tor-based wiki.
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I searched and hunted for the Target exclusive version of the album that came with bonus tracks and voice memos for her singles.
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A barefaced ibis foraged through the grass as a crested caracara hunted for turtle eggs along the mud bank of a small creek.
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It is true that in Chemnitz nobody was literally "hunted," and that the term Ms. Merkel used — "persistence chase" — may technically be wrong.
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She not only solves the puzzle of why everyone's being hunted pretty immediately, but she manages to stay out of the political fray.
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She hunted in Brooklyn, north and west of Prospect Park, "at the most competitive price point in those ideal neighborhoods," Ms. Gladysz said.
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And speaking of produce and the delicious timing for the bounty of the harvest, who are these anti-Canadian expats Wells hunted down?
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The problem is that the more invested Moira becomes in mutanthood, the more she sees various futures in which mutants are hunted down.
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In the winters from 2013 to 2015, packs of wolves crossed ice bridges from the mainland to the island, where they hunted caribou.
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While there may have been some overlap in what the dominant predators fed on, cats and dogs largely hunted differently from one another.
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It is also the last remaining habitat for the endangered ocelot, a medium-size spotted cat hunted nearly to extinction for its fur.
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Boone was named after the storied pioneer Daniel Boone, who hunted, fought and started a family in the area in the 18th century.
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I hunted down vintage typography references that could be interesting to update with a modern twist for a custom typeface for the bank.
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But Under the Endangered Species Act of 1973, gray wolves were protected, meaning anyone who hunted or killed the animals faced federal charges.
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Cops hunted down Ibraheem Yazeed -- the prime suspect -- who was seen at the gas station with Blanchard in the moments before her abduction.
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It is not easy or straightforward for enforcement to ensure that a legally-certified scheme does not serve to launder illegally-hunted animals.
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General Suleimani did not have to be hunted; a high-ranking official of the Iranian government, he was in plain sight for years.
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On Saturdays, Plainpalais's locally famous flea market overflows with antiques, clothes, jewelry, and bric-a-brac, with plenty of treasures to be hunted.
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Since Bangladesh Bank's SWIFT system was still not fully working, officials there hunted for other ways to contact the Fed in New York.
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The Center for Biological Diversity called the proposal "a death sentence for gray wolves across the country," saying the animal will be hunted.
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In the closing days of the war, Mr Gunaratne commanded an elite unit that hunted Tamil leaders, gaining a reputation for egregious cruelty.
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The authorities now say gangs of teenagers hunted gay men for sport, sometimes forcing their victims off the cliffs that line Sydney Harbor.
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"That's when I started working with the dead," he said in his car outside Mimi's recently as he hunted for a parking space.
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In June, the department removed longstanding protections for grizzly bears near Yellowstone National Park, a step to potentially allow them to be hunted.
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Whaling ships hunted them by patrolling the ice-edge where the bowheads fed, which meant their logbooks were filled with observations about ice.
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The Republican chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee slammed President Trump Friday for allowing imports of hunted elephant trophies from Zimbabwe. Rep.
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The possibility of being hunted by gangs and identified for extortion, gang recruitment and worse in a country that they don't call home?
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On Saturdays, Plainpalais's locally famous flea market overflows with antiques, clothes, jewelry, and bric-a-brac, with plenty of treasures to be hunted.
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Farmers grew what they could, hunted what they could, consumed what they needed and exchanged the rest to satisfy various wants and needs.
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Once admired for their streamlined predatory prowess, battle-tested by over 420 million years of evolution, sharks were suddenly demonized, hated, and hunted.
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I felt the strong presence of this massive animal, a descendant of a species that was once ruthlessly hunted to the brink of extinction.
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"We just need to call them what they are—killers and fanatics who have to be rooted out, hunted down, and destroyed," Obama said.
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Gotta hand it to Michael for running with the fascination cause he even hunted down Poppins at Disneyland and snapped a pic with her.
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Dog ancestors hunted in packs for large animal prey and then feasted together, and they went a long time in the wild between meals.
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Greg Gianforte hunted and broke bread with Donald Trump, Jr. last month ... several weeks before the President's son endorsed Gianforte in his congressional run.
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But this is just speculation; "we know almost nothing about the identity of the people that hunted and butchered these giant birds," said Hansford.
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Although great whites are apex predators who will eat just about anything, those who study them say they should be respected but not hunted.
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The soundtrack is suitably frightening, providing ominous low hums while you're stalking, panicky synth when you're being hunted, and the game is deliberately paced.
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Some of the ugliest massacres were committed in churches, missions and parishes where Tutsis who took shelter were hunted down by extremist Hutu militias.
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Meanwhile, Sansa uses the code name "Alayne" to throw people off about her real identity, as she is being hunted down by the Lannisters.
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When I arrived at his house to interview him, he invited me in and served me deer meat, a delicacy he had hunted himself.
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The bats are hunted in large numbers for their meat or as a sport, and the forests where they live are being cut down.
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It's as if The Hunter knows he'll become The Hunted, but before he dies, he's going to put up one hell of a fight.
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Wallace, according to his F.B.I. testimony, hunted for material in hacked records from Sony, Stratfor, and Adobe and uploaded it to the Data Store.
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"It's like cat-and-mouse kind of game and they've been hunted for years," said Audrey Blater, senior analyst at research firm Aite Group.
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They knew that, deep in the forest, there were areas that had never been hunted where they may be able to hunt for food.
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Each game, he went for the high-value clues first, hunted for the Daily Doubles, and when he found them, bet everything he had.
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In addition to shopping online, local New York staples like the Brooklyn locations of L Train Vintage and Beacon's Closet were hunted for treasures.
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Image: APIn the early 20th century, seeking riches, fur and its medicinal qualities, the people of Europe hunted the Eurasian beaver to near extinction.
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Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett, the author of brand-new book, just out today, FATWA hunted in America, Pam Geller is with us.
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Princess Diana's brother said she was "the most hunted person of the modern age" after she died in a car crash while fleeing paparazzi.
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Using a dating app to find someone special is nothing new, but CBS's new reality show, Hunted, takes matchmaking to a whole new level.
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Hotel guests and workers from companies like Visa Inc had to hole up for several hours while the attackers were hunted down and killed.
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In Cleverman, hairypeople are forced to reside in fenced off camps and are hunted down by authorities if they dare tread outside of them.
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In late April, Jenner accompanied Tyga as he house-hunted in Westlake, California though sources told PEOPLE the couple were not moving in together.
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Or, they can explain how the Angolan giraffe population has grown by 28503 percent when the species is legally hunted on a sustainable basis.
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The million-year-old diet The Hadza seek out the same animals and plants that humans have hunted and gathered for millions of years.
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Nabokov hunted for his beloved butterflies in the nearby mountain tributaries of the Salt River, including "the world's largest intermitting spring" on Swift Creek.
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Meanwhile, as Armstrong hunted for an impromptu landing site, the Eagle's computer was blaring an error code that neither Armstrong nor Buzz Aldrin recognized.
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She sighed loudly, called for the manager, who unlocked the drawer of her payment terminal and they both hunted to find the exact change.
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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, speaking at a meeting of her Awami League party committee on Saturday, vowed that the killers would be hunted down.
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After the killing, scores of Latino residents came forward to say that they, too, had been hunted and harassed by white youths for years.
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They are often hunted in their home territory of Pakistan by farmers who believe the big cats are stealing their own animals as prey.
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But when they did, they almost always caught a bat — unlike when they hunted alone, when they'd leave hungry two-thirds of the time.
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Turkey has long viewed members of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) as a terrorist threat and has hunted them in other countries, including Iraq.
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They sold their condo for $1.25 million, and stayed for a few months in temporary corporate housing as they hunted for a one-bedroom.
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