It's what hunters wear to protect themselves -- from other hunters.
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House Hunters (and it's more escapist cousin House Hunters International), Love It or List It, Beachfront Bargain Hunters, Caribbean Life, Log Cabin Living.
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The New UFO Hunters UFO hunters don't have the best reputation.
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"Hunters," like the hunters team itself, is less than the sum of its parts.
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All told, New York has more than 500,000 licensed hunters — including 30,000 squirrel hunters.
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The amateur hunters and the independent and commercial hunters aren't all venal, money-grubbing opportunists.
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American hunters will recognize the blasting, and the majority of the hunters in Basque Country do too.
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Hunters' creator, TV newcomer David Weil, based Hunters in part upon his grandparents' experiences as Holocaust survivors.
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Amazon's new thriller Hunters is loosely based on the true story of Nazi-hunters in the '70s.
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Lovers of House Hunters, House Hunters International, and House Hunters On Vacation will be delighted by the opportunity to look inside ten different vacation homes all over Australia and learn from design expert Juliet Ashworth.
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Conservation is what hunters have been doing for more than 150 years, says Land Tawney, the president and CEO of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, it resonates with hunters much more than a politicized term like climate change.
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The development sits at the edge of the Bayview-Hunters Point community, the site of the defunct Hunters Point Shipyard.
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Hunters aren't just afraid to speak out in the media, he told me—they're worried about talking to other hunters.
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"The next big thing for FRB hunters, and gravitational wave hunters, is to find something emitting in both domains," Keane said.
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As a result, Hunters bears very loose similarity to the idea of real life Nazi hunters, as Esquire has pointed out.
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Pretty impressive, given the demographics of hunters in the U.S. About 42 percent of U.S. hunters and anglers identify as Republicans.
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"We were very confident that hunters and even non-hunters would love this sandwich," Luke DeRouen, an Arby's spokesman, told the publication.
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Hunters and hikers often wear the color orange to warn other hunters that they are not animals to prevent accidentally getting shot.
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The first day we met with the Hunters and Trappers Organization, which is made up of all the hunters and fishermen there.
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Hunters Point is also awaiting the arrival of 233,000 new, mostly affordable apartments, courtesy of the mixed-use project Hunters Point South.
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Deploying Hunters is like putting an army of highly skilled threat hunters to work to magnify your team's power and close that gap.
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Spottiswoode made recordings of the hunters' calls, along with two control sounds: hunters calling out arbitrary words, and the bird calls of other species.
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The number of female hunters has increased over the past decade to 9 percent, from 7 percent, of all licensed hunters, the department said.
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Stack said that alienated consumers included both hunters and non-hunters who felt "angry" over Dick's decision to back away from the gun business.
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While Sunni Muslim truffle hunters typically pay a ransom to win release, as Mr. Yasseen did, Shiite Muslim truffle hunters never get that chance.
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Created by David Weil and executive produced by Academy Award winner Jordan Peele, Hunters traces a group of Nazi hunters in 1977 New York City.
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Each team's instant hotel is so different, there will be a favorite for every viewer — including fans of the more obscure House Hunters spinoff, Houseboat Hunters.
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The film's treasure hunters spread out through the Rockies, but Fenn lives in Santa Fe and a lot of the hunters are from northern New Mexico.
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House Hunters and House Hunters International will be present and accounted for with their 102-105th and 86-89th seasons, respectively (let those numbers sink in).
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If you've seen the trailer for Amazon's new conspiracy thriller Hunters, you know that it's about a team of Nazi hunters in '70s New York City.
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Gonzalez noted that when putting Hunters in Classic, there was an odd bug that made Hunters wait an extra long time when their ranged auto-attack was interrupted.
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I watch a couple episodes of House Hunters and House Hunters International (and yes, I am judging the shit out of these people) before heading to bed early.
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When you have large-scale immigration in this country, at the end of the 19th century, early 20th century, the elite hunters reacted very negatively to immigrant hunters.
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Her friends picked the color orange to honor her and to call for gun reform because it's the color hunters wear to avoid being shot by other hunters.
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"Hunters hunt them because hunters like to hunt," said Rick Parsons, the chief executive of Safari Club International, who said people in his organization had spoken with Ms. Talley.
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Of Japan's 105,000 registered hunters, two-thirds are 60 or older, and only 1,169 are female, according to the National Hunting Association, which counted 500,000 hunters in the 1970s.
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The USFWS has reported that, in Alaska, wildlife watchers number 640,000 compared to 125,000 hunters and spend five times more ($2 billion) than hunters ($425 million) for wildlife recreational opportunities.
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In a 85033 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service report, the agency noted that hunting participation fell two million hunters from 2011 figures — figures that now hover at 11.5 million hunters.
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The hunters outside the sports club, who are opposed to reserves, said they hoped future generations of hunters would be allowed to roam the flatlands despite the onslaught from critics.
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Many hunters called tree stand accidents far more frequent than official figures indicate, because hunters are often reluctant to tell medical or law enforcement that they fell from a stand.
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So, just to clarify, you guys get to be the witch-hunters and the witches and the witch-hunter-hunters who hunt down any witches who are witch-hunting too hard.
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One group, Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, raised a particular fuss.
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Read the full interview with "Hunters" creator David Weil:The creator of 'Hunters' caught the attention of Amazon and Jordan Peele with an 80-page series bible and enough ideas for 5 seasons
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Hunters, of course, would rather simply hunt the animals as usual, unleashing dogs that chase the boar from the forest into areas where the hunters, arrayed in a line, can shoot at will.
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Cotton laid out some of the distinctions among Titans, Warlocks, and Hunters in general, like the fact that Titans are now more focused on defense, while Hunters are all about acrobatics and dodging.
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Again, bargain hunters emerged and it was last at $212.
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The hunters are the recruiters you want on your team.
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Law enforcement, military personnel, and game hunters would be exempt.
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Hunters are also leading civil society campaigns against lead pollution.
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Oroboro is one of the best and most entertaining hunters.
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"We're hunters," Eric Trump said when I brought this up.
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Never get between bargain hunters and their discounted designer beachwear.
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Best not ask for his views on Pokemon Go hunters.
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Selling the hunters the required permits is lucrative in itself.
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Passionate scavenger hunters have ruffled a few feathers this year.
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Or Tom O'Malley in Roads & Kingdoms on Indonesian whale hunters?
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Men consider women game, war trophies, prey, and themselves hunters.
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Hungarian police aim to recruit up to 3,000 border hunters.
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St. Hubert, for starters, is the patron saint of hunters.
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"Deer hunters are going to love this sandwich," Lynch affirmed.
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Sea Hunters will cost just $20m each, according to Leidos.
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"You go from the hunters to the hunted," Westbrook said.
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Many stone hunters simply find a spot and start digging.
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He boasted that his two adult sons were avid hunters.
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"Hyenas, we know, are both hunters and scavengers," he said.
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Nevertheless, fears persist and rifts are deepening among the hunters.
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"Truffle hunters were complaining more and more," Mr. Bonelli explained.
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The corpses come from farms, pet shops, hunters, and zoos.
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Hunters on the other hand, back in 2006, really wasn't.
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I maintained in the piece that trophy hunters are psychopaths.
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All to aid two experienced hunters in the Northwest Passage.
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If the hunters can seek out the hiders, they win.
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Santos pointed out that hunters and fishers are also conservationists.
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A great many hunters and gun owners are like me.
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Yet many hunters are reluctant to stop using lead bullets.
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Hunters here are concerned, but waiting to see what happens.
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Historically Democrats, most are also socially conservative hunters and fishers.
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But that year, 22016 Vietnamese "hunters" quietly applied as well.
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In general, though, bargain hunters should look north to Canada.
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Hunters use lead bullets to kill deer and other animals.
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"Style hunters" were basically the Soviet version of today's hipsters.
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Vermont is known as friendly to hunters and gun owners.
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The Truffle Hunters will be released by Sony Picture Classics.
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Hunters has a premise that feels like a double entendre.
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Canned hunting incites trophy hunters, which in turn attracts poachers.
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He was spared death at the hands of such hunters.
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Remarkably, cows over age 10 seem nearly invulnerable to hunters.
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The hunters are relying on traditions handed down through generations.
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Most years, apartment hunters see rents rise with the temperature.
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The bounty hunters had mistakenly gone after the wrong people.
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Some hunters respond and retreat, she said; others do not.
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As of Thursday, hunters had killed a record 623 bears.
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She hosted a lunch for families of Amazonian reptile hunters.
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Florida is looking to hire 50 new citizen python hunters.
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The 2017 hurricane season kept hurricane hunters like Kibbey busy.
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Hunters of small game may object to the jackals' arrival.
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Several thousand hunters fall from tree stands each year nationwide — with roughly 4,713 falls in 2015 — and states where hunters use tree stands typically have a fatality or two a year, Dr. Mayhew said.
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Hunters – which premiered on Friday – portrays a group of Nazi hunters in 1970s New York City, who decide to act after discovering that US officials aim to create a "Fourth Reich" in the country.
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A listing of the giraffe under the ESA could make it harder for U.S. hunters to bring back the pelts, bones and various body parts of any giraffe killed abroad — a typical deterrent for hunters.
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We get a crash course in how the bounty-hunting system works, complete with the Bounty Hunters Guild — a long-standing Star Wars concept — taken extremely literally as an actual unionized workforce of bounty hunters.
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Coastal Guardians like Ms. Pronteau also sometimes have the delicate task of trying to persuade trophy game hunters that tribal rules ban bear hunting in their territory, even though the hunters may have legal permits.
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HUNTERS IN THE DARK By Lawrence Osborne 311 pp. Hogarth. $25.
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Shark hunters fish offshore using vessels larger than ordinary fishing boats.
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House Hunters Family premieres Monday, July 31 at 10:00 p.m.
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Recruiters are often split between two different types: hunters and gatherers.
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It was found by mammoth tusk hunters in Siberia's Verkhoyansk region.
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This year, 6,000 permits were awarded to hunters across the state.
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Dark matter hunters have been at work for a long time.
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Neanderthals were also proficient hunters, a practice that presented considerable risks.
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The Hunters are scheduled to be arraigned on the indictment Thursday.
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Hunters found her body in a wooded area later that day.
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When the couple on House Hunters is too insufferable, speed up.
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With this data, bounty hunters can find almost anyone, he says.
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Hunters exterminated wild lions in the area in the 19th century.
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Brown's body was found by local turkey hunters on May 6.
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She's escaped bounty hunters and killed everyone who's come after her.
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A bigger massacre by Dogon hunters in March left 150 dead.
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The tighter plan also imposes restrictions on bird gathering and hunters.
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Indigenous hunters aren't the only ones who have heard the sounds.
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It was shuttered in 1991 and continues to attract ghost hunters.
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Reports that hunters have wildly exceeded their quotas heighten the concern.
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The hunters concluded the sign came from smaller animals, Saito said.
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This individual probably did fine, though, before he encountered the hunters.
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Even so, big bank stocks can be alluring for value hunters.
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This fallout did little to deter an army of fap-hunters.
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I've got a lot of friends, like Mark, who are hunters.
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The bounty hunters ended up shooting and killing an innocent man.
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It involved the dark side of magic—secrets and vampire hunters.
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WATTERS: Listen, I think it goes back to hunters and gatherers.
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Some job hunters want only that – a job and a paycheck.
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In central Florida, cow hunters still roamed the swamps and prairies.
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Yet "there still hasn't been much leadership from hunters," she bemoaned.
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Netflix bond prices did not fall enough to attract bargain hunters.
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Its senior women, says Mr Fleming, are "extremely good cat hunters".
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As I swiped right, I began matching with other friend-hunters.
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Fossil hunters in Korea discovered long-dead spiders preserved in rock.
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Both were experienced hunters, as seen from previous social media posts.
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Battles are grueling affairs pitting tiny hunters against fast, feral beasts.
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The hunters were in the country legally and had obtained visas.
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A weaker pound makes British assets tempting to foreign bargain-hunters.
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Both Hunters pleaded not guilty to the 22019 counts against them.
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With their hunters in hot pursuit, Mr. Sweat left him behind.
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Yahoo said it had paid out $1.8 million to bug hunters.
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Both brothers are big game hunters, which can be very expensive.
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In fifteen years, New Jersey hunters have killed four thousand bears.
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Bargain hunters helped banks regain some ground following recent hefty losses.
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Their outdoor sign welcomed hunters and advertised a bacon palmetto burger.
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Gun rights advocates and some hunters' organizations praised the administration's move.
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Prosecutors said the Hunters spent campaign funds on expensive family vacations.
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The Hurricane Hunters were about to fly directly into the storm.
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Hunters like Teddy Roosevelt thought Italian immigrants didn't take regulations seriously.
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A generation of hikers, hunters and snowmobilers had done the same.
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Bluefin tuna are exceptional hunters and don't submit readily to aquaculture.
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"All of these weapons didn't come from hunters," Ms. Austin said.
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Before the trophy suspension, hunters were undeterred by Zimbabwe's political turmoil.
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Deer hunters often eat the meat of the animals they kill.
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Queens-Midtown Tunnel Hunters Point Historic District MoMA PS1 Fifth st.
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And that creates a buying opportunity for bargain hunters right now.
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Fur hunters soon drove the seals to the brink of extinction.
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The Hunters had never been known to be short of money.
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Participation among hunters is high: above 80 percent by some estimates.
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Let's be clear, we are not talking about hunters and rifles.
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Dallas Fuel, midnight ET Overwatch League's Sunday schedule: —Chengdu Hunters vs.
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Such vests were found in the bounty hunters' vehicle, he said.
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In many ways, what Hunters is trying to do is ambitious.
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But there is an increased focus on UFO hunters in Hollywood.
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China's e-commerce boom has given counterfeit hunters a new front.
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A convention of hunters was no place for a vegetarian option.
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Deforested lands also are of little interest to hunters and tourists.
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Their company, ScootScoop, has essentially turned them into scooter bounty hunters.
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"The Hunt" is like an event, but "Hunters" is more personal.
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Snapshot: Above, Hunters Point Community Library in Queens, opening next week.
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To me, hunters haven't done a very good job of it.
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Ba Bunu, 25, is commander of a local group of hunters.
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The Chengdu Hunters open their 2020 OWL season on Feb. 15.
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This is a country of hunters and sportsmen, my family included.
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"You don't get any hunters or loggers now," Mr. Limbert said.
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Virginia hunters can now choose to wear pink in the woods.
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Why would hunters need armor-piercing bullets to kill a deer?
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Lower Silesia, in southwestern Poland, is a land of treasure hunters.
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The figures could represent human hunters clad in skins or masks.
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One must assume they figured out that licensed hunters have guns.
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Some time later, it was boxed and buried in Utah until being dug up by treasure hunters and stolen by an adolescent Indiana Jones, who is then forced to surrender the artifact back to the hunters.
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Ms. Austin agreed that hunters could have left some of their Safari Classics behind; American hunters can take their weapons to another country if they file documentation to temporarily export a personally owned firearm for hunting.
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An awful lot of talent has been assembled for "Hunters" — Pacino, Kane, Rubinek, Berlin, Lena Olin and Dylan Baker as high-ranking Nazis, Jerrika Hinton as an F.B.I. agent tracking both the Nazis and the hunters.
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"The portrayal of multiple hunters confronting at least two separate prey species possibly suggests a game drive, a communal hunt in which animals are indiscriminately flushed from cover and directed towards waiting hunters," the researchers said.
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Both Elena Ferrante's The Story of The Lost Child, perhaps the most acclaimed work of fiction published in the U.S. in 2015, and Andrew Nagorski's The Nazi Hunters, a dad book about Nazi hunters, have A grades.
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The tech giant is also taking out airtime to promote its new Amazon Prime original Hunters, an "inspired by true events" show about a band of Nazi hunters that formed in New York City in the 1970s.
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Park rangers have another concern: treasure hunters who don't bring bear spray.
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Among the hunters were a few ferrets, according to organizer Eugene Ferreira.
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The hunters use specially trained dogs to help them in their effort.
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"Truffle Hunters are not going to find pounds and pounds," says Giordano.
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Hurricane Hunters already performed their first reconnaissance mission for Subtropical Storm Andrea.
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These hunters possibly used diversion to gain an advantage over the animal.
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Since then, hunters have spotted the hybrid creatures in chilly Arctic waters.
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The hunters drive alongside a Stormwater Treatment Area canal in South Bay.
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Heads up, bargain hunters: It's a good day for an Amazon haul.
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Google wants to play matchmaker, but for job seekers and talent hunters.
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Dunker said that for now she's still recording upcoming House Hunters episodes.
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Violence between Dogon hunters and Fulani herders has killed scores since January.
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Stay alive and collect gold tokens by eliminating the other bounty hunters.
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Which is on top of the vampire hunters, who have been mentioned?
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Yet these bullish signals have not brought cheer to the elephant hunters.
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It's like House Hunters, except the potential buyer is actually super rich.
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She does however, come face to face with three semi-headless hunters.
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" Nevertheless, many criticize the actions of hunters as "trial by social media.
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We watch an episode of This Old House and then House Hunters.
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The PLA is tracking the foreign undersea hunters from the air, too.
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The progression system for unlocking new hunters and beasts was very restrictive.
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Hunters from the Irula tribe in India also separately caught many pythons.
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To make farmers out of hunters, we used social norms and sanctions.
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Mr Yeung, the beekeeper, says "hunters" felled and butchered it in situ.
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Many states allow hunters to pursue woodchucks year-round with few restrictions.
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Some hunters come out at night and attempt to catch other insects.
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As one might guess from their name, Sand Tigers are formidable hunters.
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Throughout November dozens of grasshopper-hunters gather at Goma airport most mornings.
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It does not cost much to make "Cupcake Wars" or "House Hunters".
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" Outdoorsmen and hunters in America better remember him as "one of us.
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And 21 people died from it when hunters ate a dead chimpanzee.
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The GOP lawmaker said he supports a decision that sides with hunters.
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Chapter 7 explains what to do if you're accidentally shot by hunters.
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Now, the boar hunters fear that increasingly strict regulations imperil their tradition.
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Tim Brass is the State Policy Director for the Backcountry Hunters & Anglers.
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In their quests, many hunters hire local clairvoyants to find hidden fortunes.
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Expect cramp if you're settling down for a prolonged Hunters session, basically.
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What you definitely won't find in Hunters is any actual Metroids, whatsoever.
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Humans bred them to be loyal, good hunters, and sometimes just cuddly.
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Historically, hunters took advantage of October to store meat for the winter.
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Their wild relatives, wolves, are long-distance hunters, tracking prey for miles.
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Hunters, created by David Weil, premieres on Amazon Prime Video in 2020.
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In another, light-skinned, phallus-shaped male hunters track down female prey.
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The ranch isn't some place for ghost hunters to get their jollies.
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Throughout the relevant period, the HUNTERS spent substantially more than they earned.
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Breeds that were developed to help hunters are classified as sporting dogs.
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Are you sure, hunters, that you want to shoot this particular animal?
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"We're trying to encourage hunters to step out, to have a voice."
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When they are pressured by hunters, they start producing much larger litters.
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Pepsi-Cola Sign Hunters Point Historic District Queens-Midtown Tunnel Fifth st.
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Bargain hunters have begun to pay close attention to emerging market stocks.
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After all, as bargain hunters know, comparison shopping is a cinch online.
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But the shadows do not lope like hunters, they simply melt away.
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Collectors and hunters had to apply for a permit with the army.
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Then Western trophy hunters shot the largest bears and big-horned sheep.
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Warning: The most major spoilers ahead for Amazon Prime's Hunters season 1.
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Hunters deliberately channels the grand, mythic spirit of Golden Age comic books.
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This article deals with the ending of the first season of Hunters.
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Hunters is not a show about the good guys "winning," per se.
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Hunters and breeders alike discuss putting a price tag on rare animals.
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People — formerly their hunters and killers — are now their protectors and saviors.
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Thanks to those trappings, and the overall vibe, "Hunters" does sustain interest.
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Historically, hunters have trained dogs and even camels to sniff out ambergris.
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But a growing chorus of fishermen and hunters, naturalists and activists disagree.
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The department did not release the names of any of the hunters.
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I sent "Hunters" to him and told him he'd really dig it.
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"It's the story of treasure hunters and the government everywhere," he said.
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"Africa's Hunters" goes on night patrol with the continent's most fearsome predators.
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Hunters, too, have roamed these hills in the solitude so bountifully offered.
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Some hunters in Alaska have gone back to using traditional dog sleds.
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"Orange has been hunters and sportsmen's choice for decades," the NRA tweeted.
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For (almost) every assignment, bounty hunters get a puck and a fob.
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"There were people who I didn't know who were hunters," he said.
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There are 18 different treasure hunters to collect, trade, and play with.
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Treasure hunters have found Nazi artifacts, including this standard, in the area.
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I am not against guns for self-defense or guns for hunters.
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Recently, researchers examined seven beluga whales harvested by Inuvialuit hunters in Canada.
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There are essentially two teams: the so-called fugitives and the hunters.
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Three of the four fatal attacks were by pigs wounded by hunters.
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Pilgrims came nevertheless, ardent momo hunters who generously shared the secret online.
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The investment follows similar ones in a multitude of other millennial hunters.
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However, once again, the haphazard racks did not deter the bargain hunters.
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The bighorn is considered one of the greatest trophies among modern hunters.
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This year, a team of wreck hunters set out to find it.
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On the Darkside—where specialized hunters like me operate—lurks the gloomfang.
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Telling all this to the Brightside hunters, though, produced sneers and scoffing.
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Apparently, prehistoric hunters didn't like to re-use their tools of death.
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I doubt most Americans understand how its hunters focus on gun responsibilities.
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Hunters don't need expensive, time-consuming background checks — we are already trained.
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Al Pacino, fresh off of an Oscar nomination for Netflix's "The Irishman," is heading to Amazon Prime Video this month for its new TV series," Hunters," in which he leads a group of Nazi hunters in the 1970s.
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Hunters had already established the idea that killing a Nazi quickly was a show of mercy (as Jonah's fellow hunters Mindy and Murray displayed in an earlier episode where they found the Nazi responsible for killing their child).
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The agency said a group of four hunters was driving deer, which is when a group walks toward the animals to move them, but it did not give further details on how two of the hunters were shot.
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In a statement on Saturday, Mali's army provided a different version of events, saying men dressed as Dozo hunters had first attacked a Fulani village in Mali and that the soldiers then pursued the hunters across the border.
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Today, trophy hunters, and members of safari clubs, pay Inuit hunters to bag a polar bear, one of the least appropriate species on earth for such killing as they have a low birthrate and high cub death rate.
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The state will still allow hunters to bring butchered meat back from infected areas, even though hunters often field-dress the animals, exposing the meat—and their clothes, trucks, and other gear—to brain matter, blood, saliva, and feces.
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The report acknowledges that the New York deer-hunting industry, which is dominated by firearm hunters, brings in more than one and a half billion dollars a year, and is supported by retailers and a passionate population of hunters.
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Hunters, a new Amazon Prime series created by David Weil and produced by Jordan Peele (among many others), follows a group of Nazi hunters in 1970s New York City, led by Al Pacino and starring Percy Jackson's Logan Lerman.
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Hunters kill tens of thousands of wild elephants every year for their tusks.
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He wrote of skateboarders, boulderers, wild hog hunters and rattlesnake wranglers, among others.
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Cats are magnificent hunters, and they can hunt anything from butterflies to wallabies.
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Hurricane Hunters such as Dyke, however, provide the most valuable and reliable data.
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The photos were posted to the now defunct NZ Woman Hunters Facebook page.
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Sadly, in years past, some of the hunters have met the same fate.
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Hunters' bait might be helping the bear populations out in an unnatural way.
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When you&aposre talking Annapolis, there are lots of people who are hunters.
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Caption: Zaira Pirzada (left) is one of the hunters on CBS' new show.
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Red Rock, the bounty hunters and their stagecoach driver take shelter from a
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Camping gear for hunters, trap supplies for trappers, tools and electronics for technicians.
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Native Alaskan seal hunters have been unable to take to the sea ice.
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The hunted run for their lives as the hunters kill them for sport.
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Wolves threaten hunting dogs, Mr Skogen says, and compete with hunters for game.
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The TV show "October Faction" was adapted from a comic about monster hunters.
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This book has everything: love, death, blizzards, and escaped bounty hunters from Hell.
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Mortgage hunters were not particularly impressed with the latest drop in interest rates.
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House hunters will first notice the entry's luxe finishes and elaborate architectural details.
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Mr. Piggy is here, as are the dead hunters Elias told us about.
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The end of the film mentions there are 65,000 of these treasure hunters.
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When you ask pedophile hunters what motivates them, one response is tragically common.
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The visceral anger the hunters feel toward these offenders is clear to see.
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Junior's owner blames illegal bow hunters, who apparently stalk elk in the area.
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But two novel approaches using artificial intelligence may help rangers catch their hunters.
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This 0003,000 year-old mammoth's life ended violently at the hands of hunters.
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The hunters undergo body modification and training to battle monsters using supernatural powers.
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Hunters don't need a license on private land and night hunting is permitted.
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The bounty hunters and the bail bondsmen are facing 16 charges, including murder.
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Once they die, so-called "dog hunters" circle back and collect their bodies.
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From the report:Three elephant cows stormed the hunters and Botha shot at them.
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SPREAD OF CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE PROMPTS STATES TO CONSIDER NEW RULES FOR HUNTERS
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Although home prices have risen rapidly, house hunters got some good news Tuesday.
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John Gale, director of conservation at Backcountry Hunters and Anglers, welcomed Hairston's appointment.
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Hunters kill tens of thousands of wild elephants every year for their tusks.
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It's also smart to bring along at least one or two Nightstalker Hunters.
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Some might argue that they're used by ghost hunters because of the glitches.
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Trophy hunters seeking novelty might pay more to hunt these unusually colored individuals.
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The filmmakers focus on the stalk — how hunters attempt to catch their prey.
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Mr Nakamoto's silence has given rise to a cottage industry of Satoshi-hunters.
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They aren't soldiers, cops, or bounty hunters — they're fans of Call of Duty.
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They hoped that the hunters might have left behind some of their DNA.
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She added that hunters were still able to access refuges under the shutdown.
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The Hunters spent upwards of $9,6900 on alcohol and groceries for personal use.
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One bright spot for house hunters is that mortgage rates are remaining low.
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House hunters His daughters needed a playhouse, so this Michigan dad built one.
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The Hunters pleaded not guilty to the 60 charges against them on Thursday.
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Sometimes trackers are also hunters, but Rezendes stopped shooting wildlife in his youth.
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They argue that hunters and anglers already have broad access to public lands.
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Read on to learn more about the Hurricane Hunters and their incredible planes.
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In the 1942 animated classic, Bambi's mother is shot and killed by hunters.
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President Donald Trump's sons Donald Jr. and Eric are themselves big game hunters.
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The population has dwindled due in part to coyote hunters accidentally shooting wolves.
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Dinosaur hunters first discovered these rich fossil beds in the late nineteenth century.
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In 1888, Tasmania's government started paying trappers and hunters to kill the creatures.
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"There are far fewer hunters now than there ever have been," said Weeks.
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He and his fellow hunters left the forest at once to call 911.
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That money all flows back into breeding and caring for elephants, hunters argue.
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Some duck hunters resent what they see as the downgrading of game birds.
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That means no more second-round picks on Justin Hunters and Bishop Sankeys.
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One of the hunters grabbed Hutchinson from behind, and attempted to restrain him.
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Fortnite's objects can't attack the hunters, but maybe that'll come in the future.
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Hunters become the hunted in this modern day Moby Dick animation entitled NSFWhale.
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These little lizards can camouflage themselves to their surroundings, making them stealthy hunters.
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They also have strong bones and can make for diligent and dedicated hunters.
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Prosecutors said the Hunters used some of the money to buy creature comforts.
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But it can be hard to stop treasure hunters from plundering remote sites.
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Bargain hunters will also find bottles of white for as low as $30.
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They are one of the few native game birds available to Icelandic hunters.
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It was a ghost hunters' convention I was covering for a local newspaper.
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But when the results came back, they were bad news for Bigfoot hunters.
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Urban hunters and their prey are not limited to smaller towns and cities.
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After the 2014 trophy ban, 108 of 189 American hunters canceled their trips.
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Slightly more than half of the hunters have switched to lead-free ammunition.
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The crocodile hunters tugged at the trap's rope and heaved him onto land.
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But the identities of both the hunters and the prey here are important.
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After that, coyotes were reviled and hunters very nearly wiped out the animals.
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Mergansers are long and lean for good reason: they are expert fish hunters.
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He was one of many big-game hunters who have become targets online.
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He even armed the hunters in that play with nets instead of guns.
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A ban looks like it would be a good deal for apartment hunters.
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The 10-episode first season of Hunters is now streaming on Amazon Prime.
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They chose orange because it's the color hunters wear to avoid being shot.
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Attention wishful foreign investors and vacation house hunters: The world is your oyster.
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That loose approach to history has already put Hunters in hot water, however.
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We Jews have a word for the way I feel about Amazon's Hunters.
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That speaks to another issue with Hunters: It unfolds at a glacial pace.
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For all the tonal and structural faults of Hunters, I couldn't stop watching.
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In a perfect world, how many seasons do you envision "Hunters" to be?
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And people – I get calls from head hunters, I get calls from CEOs.
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And it's a feature used regularly by hiring managers and head hunters alike.
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She also hosted the spinoff series "House Hunters International," from 2006 to 2008.
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The department has said deer hunters should be using bows during this season.
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Most hunters have superstitions, and Mr. Bukar and the others are no exceptions.
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Mr. Bakama gathered other hunters and stood in the road to block them.
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The wolves and wolfdogs eat raw meat donated by restaurants, groceries and hunters.
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Hunters often burn grass to trap animals at the edge of the forest.
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When Watt-Cloutier was growing up, stories about hunters breaking ice were rare.
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"For deer hunters, you hear things like that and go, naaaah," Cross said.
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It is unknown whether it was the same bear who attacked the hunters.
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For whoever painted these figures, they represented much more than ordinary human hunters.
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Those lands also provide outdoor recreation for hikers, hunters, fishermen, skiers and snowmobilers.
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The poachers include subsistence hunters, rebel groups and even American-allied African militaries.
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This strategy can fool an airborne eagle but doesn't deter ground-level hunters.
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Ghillie suits are camouflage outfits typically worn by hunters to blend into foliage.
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Hunters and anglers are also "owner-users" of our public wildlife and habitats.
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Flores is a Mashco who was captured by Matsigenka hunters as a child.
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Yet the attraction of an authentic Kalashnikov remains strong for hunters and collectors.
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The hunters, despite risking their lives, barely share in the down-market proceeds.
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Were they driven to compete with other, perhaps more seasoned young trophy hunters?
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Earlier this year, a team of wreck hunters set out to find it.
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The only sound you hear is the occasional rifle burst from Lebanese hunters.
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Perhaps the hunters, now laden with fresh meat, needed to lighten their load.
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We hunters have our own police — conservation wardens — who number 5,000 strong nationally.
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Meanwhile, all Hulu subscribers will be able to watch on-demand programming like Deadliest Catch, MythBusters, Say Yes to the Dress, Naked and Afraid, Property Brothers, Gold Rush, Street Outlaws, Chopped, Chopped Jr., Fixer Upper, House Hunters and House Hunters International.
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Hunters have found those aspects of the laws a burden, and some claim that hunters have been putting food out for the boars and deer to draw them into the open fields and away from the forests where they rest.
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If they sell them to data brokers who then sold them to bounty hunters.
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House hunters, helicopter edition Buying a home in one of Hong Kong's priciest neighborhoods?
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"It's a big fun event - hunters are out and awake all night," he said.
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"Orcas are very smart and they work together - they&aposre pack hunters," Naylor added.
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According to police, Josephson's battered body was discovered in the woods by turkey hunters.
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Sometimes she watches HGTV and is stunned by house hunters shopping for $500,903 homes.
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It might sound like a backwoods bonanza, but the hunters are passionate about conservation.
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For help tracking down such rare rocks, private collectors turn to professional meteorite hunters.
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Paxton faced many threats above and beyond killer robots, intergalactic hunters and alien pests.
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Sixty-four percent of job hunters accept the first salary figure quoted to them.
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Until now, the fight in Miami-Dade County has been fought by amateur hunters.
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Kushiro, Japan (CNN)For the whale hunters, the inaugural expedition was a big success.
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And for the deal hunters, Craigslist, OfferUp, and Facebook Marketplace are great local options.
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Unfortunately for the hunters (and the picture frames), things don't quite so as planned.
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A group of malware hunters has caught a new Android spyware in the wild.
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These two sweet representatives of the species live in the zoo's Night Hunters exhibit.
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Assassination is out; these Nazi hunters refuse to fall prey to nakam, or vengeance.
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Hunter Alerts appears to have been created specifically to run the campaign targeting hunters.
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It told hunters they could lose their out-of-state license if they voted.
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IN A CAFÉ just along from Newcastle's law courts, the hunters await their prey.
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Her body was found hung up on a clothesline by a group of hunters.
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A reverse version of Duck Hunt where the ducks get to be the hunters?
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She says she also has received numerous messages expressing indignant sentiments, even from hunters.
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She's encouraging a band of the witch-hunters to literally light her on fire.
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Bargain hunters jump in and temporarily drive the price higher but it doesn't last.
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Until now, Burke Harris' professional epicenter has been Bayview-Hunters Point in San Francisco.
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Officials set up cameras last November that captured a truck and hunters carrying rifles.
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Many emerged from groups of hunters, who used to stalk game with flintlock guns.
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Skilled hunters learn never to reveal where they might be planning to attack next.
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It was the kind of interesting discovery that bug bounty hunters report every day.
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Although they lacked fire technology, Homo rhodesiensis are believed to have been skilled hunters.
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Because of its closeness, Barnard's star has become a popular target for exoplanet hunters.
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The bird calls out to honey hunters and then leads them to the nests.
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As a result, professional hunters receive a lower price for every carcass they deliver.
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Worse, he says, if skilled hunters lay down their arms, rookies will take over.
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To all of you house hunters out there, we hope you do the same.
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That in turn could relieve pressure on endangered lemurs, which hunters target for bushmeat.
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Hunters can make an extra $100 if they kill a python guarding a nest.
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Sonar devices have also become one of the most important instruments for treasure hunters.
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Turns out, Sarah's home is a bit of hotbed for sensates and sensate hunters.
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House Hunters couples typically require master bedrooms the size of small Latin American countries.
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He normally has a horn that he blows to call out to distract hunters.
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Trophy hunters killed 29,000 mountain lions in the United States between 2005 and 2.63.
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Sand tigers are stealthy hunters, going after its prey at night, often in groups.
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"Those damn witch hunters down there should be ashamed of themselves," he told CNN.
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It may have already been gone when the meteorite hunters arrived in the town.
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Who takes the second spot, in terms of viewership, that would be House Hunters.
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Proposed restrictions, Mr O'Halloran says, could keep bounty-hunters from getting the job done.
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Like any good wolf trap, this set-up, first and foremost, protects the hunters.
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Jenkins said hunters may have driven a herd into the stream for an ambush.
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The Connecticut inn is said to be a paranormal hotspot frequented by ghost hunters.
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America needs more hunters and recreational shooters to ensure the sustainability of this system.
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"This is a safety hazard still, and all hunters should be aware," he said.
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It likely ate the remains of an animal killed by hunters outside the park.
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Game hunters with permits can bring two elephant trophies into the country every year.
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He was one of 487 bears killed by hunters in New Jersey last week.
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Hundreds of reindeer are also wounded by trophy hunters for the sake of recreation.
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Zinke, who hunts, believes that hunters and anglers are among the most important conservationists.
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The bounty hunters had been waiting for Hutchinson at the dealership for several hours.
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It is unclear if any phone location data led the bounty hunters to Hutchinson.
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They freeze right into the ice, monitoring places that hunters believe might be dangerous.
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The Professional Hunters Association of South Africa (PHASA) says this gives an incomplete picture.
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"Learning to avoid hunters increases survival for mature cows," Boyce wrote in an email.
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The news shows how widely available Americans' sensitive location data was to bounty hunters.
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Here's how it works: Two teams, hiders and hunters, spawn into a Fortnite map.
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Now that we've kicked open the door it's time to send some hunters in.
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Across a meadow, there was a wooden hunting pulpit, for hunters to hide in.
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"You're coming back to hunters and gatherers," Mr. Lindstrom said of in-store purchases.
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They eat rats and mice and are voracious hunters of birds, squirrels and chipmunks.
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Extra, Extra • Free yoga tonight at Pier 46, Hunters Point South and Prospect Park.
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Mr. Lerech of "Vintage Tech Hunters" said that is what happened to the PlayStation.
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LONDON — For travel bargain hunters, the first day of 2019 was a spectacular one.
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Hunters and cooks may not be able to tell one bat species from another.
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Hunters will often sing to their eagles to get them used to their voice.
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But many eagle hunters see the festival as a way to celebrate their heritage.
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Additionally, asteroid hunters are going to be extra affected by this constellation, says McDowell.
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Additionally, asteroid hunters are going to be extra affected by this constellation, says McDowell.
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And many hunters question the availability, accuracy, price and lethality of non-lead ammunition.
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"I've talked to so many hunters who have fallen out of trees," he said.
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But the attacks on truffle hunters reflect a renewed emphasis on inciting sectarian tensions.
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At the Ox Ranch near San Antonio, Buttercup, above, is off limits to hunters.
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His current place is filled with African masks and murals of hunters and gatherers.
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In 2016, four grizzlies were killed after confronting hunters in "defense of life" scenarios.
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"We know something about boars through videos and books, hunters and zoologists," Díaz said.
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The fictitious job hunters had equally attractive credentials, but different high school graduation dates.
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Most hunters are from the Mbenga subgroup of the forest-dwellers known as pygmies.
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As common-sense conservation policy, the ACE Act expands opportunities for hunters and anglers.
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Activists are fighting hard to stop it -- while hunters are trying to save it.
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But the widespread belief among serious hunters is that rams are the ultimate pursuit.
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Calculator A basic guide for future expatriates, wishful foreign investors and vacation house hunters.
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There are, however, trophy hunters for whom the math doesn't need to pencil out.
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Hunters is cut from the same cloth that Quentin Tarantino wove into Inglourious Basterds.
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The USDA has urged hunters to target the hogs, which are an invasive species.
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Boko Haram's first target was Mai Ajirambe, an elderly leader of the hunters' group.
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Plenty of my friends have used it as both apartment and roommate hunters, too.
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Hunters in southwest Montana have been advised not to consume the birds they kill.
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This week brought more bracing news for the Big Apple's would-be apartment hunters.
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Norway's female hunters reject the idea that they are out of tune with nature.
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Still, bargain hunters in the know flock to U.A.L., crossing state lines if necessary.
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For the region's treasure hunters, the first challenge was always finding a way in.
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A single pangolin can be worth a year's salary for hunters, making prevention difficult.
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The Tasmanian tiger was wiped out by hunters in Tasmania during the early 1900s.
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Hunters occasionally stumble across hats, empty water jugs and leathered remains banked against trees.
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The shells the hunters are carrying are checked to make sure they are nontoxic.
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The grim timeline includes how the hunters lured Cecil off protected grounds and the revelation that the beloved animal was wounded by the hunting party and then left to agonize in pain for 10 to 12 hours before the hunters finally killed him.
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"Hunters started Share the Harvest because they saw a need in their communities and hunters remain the driving force behind this popular program that helps feed our fellow Missourians who are in need," MDC director Sara Parker Pauley said in a statement.
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Huya owns a team called the Chengdu Hunters, which plays in Blizzard Entertainment's "Overwatch" League.
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Freelance "bird hunters" pick up scooters with empty batteries and plug them in at home.
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The blazing fireball sent meteorite hunters scrambling to find fragments of the rare space rock.
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NOAA has a couple of different airplanes that we refer to as the Hurricane Hunters.
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He doesn't want hunters to stop hunting deer because hunting keeps their populations from skyrocketing.
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Other military equipment that was contaminated by atomic bomb explosions was left at Hunters Point.
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The treasure hunters even "jerry-rigged" a metal detector onto the sub, according to Miklos.
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For bargain hunters, events at the stadium kick off a week before the game itself.
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The grisly-looking birds survive off the remains of animals, often leftovers shot by hunters.
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Most of Florida Trophy Gator's real business is stuffing and presenting alligators that hunters shoot.
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Freelance bug-hunters can often claim bounties from firms whose software they find fault with.
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As it turns out, it was an electromagnetic field sensor, commonly used by ghost hunters.
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Perhaps the alien hunters offer a way for scientific insiders and outsiders to get along.
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This massive alligator was recently tracked down by hunters at Outwest Farms in Okeechobee, Florida.
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But "House Hunters," which has been broadcast since 1999, remains its purest, most magnetic property.
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Each of the email hunters has had different incentives for trying to uncover Clinton's emails.
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Residential living downtown has become so popular that apartment hunters now frequently join waiting lists.
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Increasingly, animal-welfare concerns are coming into conflict with dog hunters and dog-meat eaters.
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Now one of the leading exoplanet hunters is being recognized for his contributions to science.
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We resisted, we drew a line, built a fence, recruited border hunters and stopped them.
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Rounding out the list is one of the ghoul hunters from this summer's Ghostbusters reboot.
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Ranching done for a century and more is under pressure from environmentalists, recreationalists, and hunters.
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Mages can wield magical spells and throw fireballs, for instance, while hunters can wield bows.
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But rifles and semiautomatic long arms used by recreational hunters are exempt from licensing requirements.
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And one of the biggest new developments is in an area called Bayview-Hunters Point.
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Companies tend to be trend-followers rather than bargain-hunters when purchasing their own shares.
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Charging documents show that Brown's body was found by local turkey hunters on May 6.
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Hurt (IPAC)Another boon for the planet hunters is that their support network is huge.
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Illegal hunters are sometimes locals seeking meat to eat or sell to pay school fees.
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Watch a lot of House Hunters, Skype my husband for a bit, and pass out.
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Twice a week, these hunters deploy 30 cage traps and use rice flour as bait.
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And some bargain hunters are also betting on stronger 2.63 growth than current valuations imply.
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But now, Botswana says, its population of the animals will be fair game for hunters.
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There, they were prey to huaqueros, poor relic-hunters who sold them on to smugglers.
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Amid a spasmodic debate over gun violence in America, hunters have often been conspicuously absent.
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In the inaugural Python Challenge in 2013, 1,600 hunters could only produce 68 of them.
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The company also suggests job hunters shouldn't be scared to admit failures on their resumés.
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They wanted the hunters to deal only with the Aymara elders and pay with cash.
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Fortunately, no one at the ceremony was captured by bounty hunters or frozen in carbonite.
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Hunters used to eat them back in the day but now they're a protected species.
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Hunters were simply not enthused about adding these new color variants to their trophy rooms.
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Wales's beautiful scenery and wildlife also attract hikers, bird watchers, hunters, fishing enthusiasts and sailors.
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But the Hunters' legal woes could put the seat in play, according to political analysts.
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What new technological approaches might be able to make the ocean transparent to submarine-hunters?
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Proponents of sound suppressors say they are primarily used by hunters to protect their hearing.
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In addition to Mr. Trump's permit to carry a handgun, his two sons are hunters.
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Op-Ed Contributor LIKE many hunters, I dream of one day getting a grizzly bear.
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In the United States, there are 11.5 million hunters who spend $25 billion a year.
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One of those attorneys, Lanier, is urging hunters to pay heed regardless of the settlement.
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When the call on the radio came, the hunters of Clyde River swung into action.
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When the hunters went out on the ice, lounging seals didn't even notice their presence.
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Decisions were made in joint meetings between hamlet officials and the Hunters and Trappers Office.
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This ought to be a campaign that unites animal rights activists and trophy hunters alike.
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Park enthusiasts should consider the way hunters and anglers support the recreational lands they use.
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Once he arrived, Trump regaled a group of hunters, including King and Texas Republican Rep.
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For deal hunters, however, skipping Black Friday and Cyber Monday could be a costly mistake.
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Dr. Levi suspects that more deer may have meant fewer rodent hunters, and more rodents.
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Hunters typically pay hefty fees to local government agencies for permission to pursue the animals.
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The instrument is considered to be one of the most powerful planet hunters in existence.
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Like other amateur troll hunters, Russell posts his findings as soon as he's made them.
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But the hunters here, who are predominantly working class, say perceptions of barbarism are misguided.
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They are endangered because of habitat loss and having to compete with hunters for prey.
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Hunters are told not to kill it and instead are to photograph or capture it.
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So ghosts and ghouls are a factor for discerning Hong Kong house-hunters to weigh.
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Some of the people who could best answer the scientists' questions were hunters and traders.
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Officials said the man was one of three hunters who got caught in the wildfire.
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France also imposed restrictions for hunters, notably of wild feathered game, in high risk areas.
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"Hunters & sportsmen shld [sic] boycott Tito's for supporting anti hunting HSUS," Keane tweeted on Saturday.
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They were Fidel Garcia and Gabriel Bernal, two bounty hunters illegally posing as law enforcement.
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"You don't have a bunch of hunters and fishers clinging to their guns," Franklin said.
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The rest of the hunters have left because there is nothing here for them today.
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He talked to alleged time travelers, ghost hunters, cryptozoologists, prophets, visionaries, kooks, and UFO-ologists.
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Most of the foreign hunters who come to South Africa for such game are American.
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Titans are now more focused on defense, while Hunters are all about acrobatics and dodging.
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And here's a new short story from Lauren Groff, "Flower Hunters," in The New Yorker.
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The hunters had bagged about five houbaras a day, a respectable haul, and by Dec.
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The hunters had been warned about this from the beginning, even by their own government.
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But I was surprised to learn only about 5 percent of Americans are licensed hunters.
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Speaking of the conservation movement, you make the case that hunters can be passionate environmentalists.
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Hunters may agree with gun rights in principle, but I think there is a difference.
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When certain areas became deemed off-limits to certain local hunters, suddenly they became poachers.
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Historically, groups like the NRA have defended gun ownership by talking about hunters and sportsmen.
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The ship has long been a prize of wreck-hunters because of its historical significance.
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The hunters traveled there by boat, strapping on backcountry skis to reach the bear den.
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"You don't hear a lot of hunters stepping out," said Paul Babaz, the organization's president.
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Coyotes are invading city streets around the country, and urban hunters are ready for them.
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Like many hunters, Ms. Cassens distanced herself from those who kill strictly for the trophy.
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Separately, Iraqi truffle hunters have become the latest victims of Islamic State kidnappings and killings.
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Khazakh hunters called burkitshi are known for their unique relationship with Central Asia's golden eagles.
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In response, police said they would allow hunters to shoot the animal, horrifying Ferdinand's fans.
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And either way, local hunters simply didn't want to shoot the beautiful animal, police said.
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Local government all over the country lifted limits on what hunters could use on zombies.
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In this story, Kenneth Starr and the Republicans are still dismissed as partisan witch hunters.
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Though I don't suspect it's the kind that'd attract interstellar bounty hunters any time soon.
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The traditional cry of "Tallyho!" went up from the hunters and the chase was on.
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The Poseidon "sub-hunters" can also be staged from the Andaman and Nicobar island chain.
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Could something humans have done be the reason why the sound hunters are on Earth?
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While Nazi-hunting groups were active in the '70s, Hunters doesn't document a singular occurrence.
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Then we can start to win this war ... the war on lead, not on hunters.
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Thousands of hunters are expected to attend the event in Reno, according to The Guardian.
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Though, Weil questions whether Lerman's Jonah and the rest of the hunters' are really heroes.
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She never harms Cassandra Cain, protecting her from Sionis and his bounty hunters multiple times.
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D. and I watch a couple of episodes of House Hunters before heading to bed.
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But as depressing as Hunters' finale is, it fits into the credo of the show.
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That pink ribbon (which is not technically an aurora) was also discovered by aurora hunters.
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Millennials, especially those who are just entering the workforce, aren't high rollers — they're value hunters.
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And some bargain hunters are also betting on stronger 2019 growth than current valuations imply.
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Researchers found 36 bones that were turned into tools, indicating the hunters' preference for them.
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For thousands of years, African hunters have put these poisons on the tips of arrows.
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Hunters in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem apparently face "dozens of encounters annually" with grizzly bears.
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His conclusion that bears were not naturally hostile to people earned him enemies among hunters.
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"Hunters desperately needed Timothy's blunder to put the danger back into bear encounters," he wrote.
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New women-only outings aim to initiate first-time hunters (five-day trips from $2,500).
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We spotted a surprising amount of bargain hunters scouring the racks for a weekday afternoon.
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The whelk is strewn with grated seal bresaola, made from seals killed by local hunters.
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Now that "Hunters" is complete, he has a decade's worth of other material to sell.
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Prosecutors said bond could be set low because the Hunters are living paycheck to paycheck.
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Now, the hunters sometimes lead soldiers into battle with their own homemade, long-barreled guns.
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Like most hunters, they brag about their successes and lament the ones that got away.
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Those shots convince the drivers that they are not under attack — must be hunters, right?
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The Hunters also confirmed the signing of Shao-Hua "ATing" Chen and signed former LGE.
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They also announced that former Hunters assistant coach Chia-Hua "Ray" Chang and former LGE.
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Why did the client (played by Werner Herzog) send so many bounty hunters after him?
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These human hunters were depicted with some augmentations, such as tails or bird-like beaks.
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It lists 200 examples of the Hunters allegedly dipping into funds for personal use. 200!
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That, in turn, encouraged many hunters and traders in Africa to ruthlessly pursue more elephants.
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While some of those destinations are far-flung, most bargain hunters stay close to home.
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While Columbia police were starting their investigation, turkey hunters found a body around 4 p.m.
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In Lower Silesia, treasure hunters are still looking for Klose's gold and for other riches.
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Utah approved a small Medicaid expansion, but the Hunters said it did not cover them.
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Hunters must apply for a special license to participate and are limited to one alligator.
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It seemed paradoxical to him: How could taking hunters out of the desert harm it?
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In Nunavut in 280 hunters killed 2000 bears, while in 2100 almost 143 were killed.
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Issa said he spoke with both Hunters on Wednesday to inform them of his decision.
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His incident was about eight miles south of where three other hunters were injured Sept.
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Hunters and fishermen have had to change their routines as animals shift their migration routes.
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Compiled Laws Section 324.40112 forbids the use of drones to interfere with hunters, and Mich.
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This is a more complicated proposition for everyone, of course: designers, consumers, viewers, job hunters.
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They also hired professional hunters to keep wolf numbers down, but without exterminating them completely.
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Lone hunters rarely have time to pull their triggers or send a thoughtburst for help.
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The lore of Bloodborne in the Old Hunters guide (book) was extremely delicate to handle.
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The show, produced by documentary filmmaker Stu Maddux, follows a group of LGBTQ ghost hunters, collectively known as the Stonewall Ghost Hunters, as they travel around the United States to different haunted houses, prisons and mental institutions, seeking to make contact with the queer dead.
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"Hunters in the Dark" is a novel of immersion, not suspense, shaped like a quiet dream.
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Two people with knowledge of the move said the board has also recently hired head hunters.
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House Hunters Family will follow couples and their children as they search for their new home.
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Cagney even hired off-duty officers to keep hunters from killing their animals on the land.
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The hunters got to work dividing the honey among themselves and the rest of the community.
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The land centers on a settlement called Black Spire Outpost inhabited by smugglers and bounty hunters.
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TalentWorks helps job hunters by optimizing their resumes, matching them with potential jobs and automating applications.
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Alligator hunters use fishing poles and hooks to initially lure alligators closer to the canal banks.
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A group of hunters who call themselves "The Swamp Apes" nabbed this python at Frog Pond.
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"I will continue to lead cruises, and the whale hunters can catch the whales," he said.
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Hunters consider it the king of all wildfowl; great chefs deem it the caviar of birds.
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The ortolans venture inside, lured by the grains of millet that hunters sprinkle under each trap.
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The LPO, meanwhile, continues to fight and calls for dozens of actions against hunters with matoles.
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Along with their sense of smell, it's another reason why many dogs are such great hunters.
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Usually, they jump up and run away, sometimes injuring hunters in the process, Purdom told CNN.
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They are also desirable to hunters because of their high amount of body fat, Zerbini said.
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Every reality show traffics in a good deal of artifice, and "House Hunters" is no different.
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So you're not only racing against the clock; you're racing against your fellow bargain hunters too.
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Some hunters can spend hours on 2500-foot skiff boats that can require lots of fuel.
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Giant Hunters concluded in August, but Mercer will get the adventuring party back together on Dec.
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This looks like a pretty fascinating documentary about the relationship between big game hunters and conservationists.
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In Kenya, the creation of national parks has often pushed traditional herders and hunters off land.
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But the nature of the financial markets is that sharp moves bring out the bargain-hunters.
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That means there's a goldilocks frequency of light that black hole hunters allow into their telescopes.
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Yet in the popular imagination it remains a vast wilderness, peopled by a few buffalo-hunters.
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Meteorite hunters naturally started searching the hillsides above Montrose for debris, but most left empty-handed.
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Kings of turbulence The nature of their jobs makes Hurricane Hunters the kings of handling turbulence.
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Hunters are able to hunt the animals, but disposal of the carcasses is presenting logistical headaches.
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Hunters, mainly tourists, pay huge fees for a license to shoot big and rare African fauna.
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And the bison weren't alone on this route, because eventually bison hunters began to follow them.
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Teams of at least 20 hunters release special Segugio Maremmano hounds to flush out the boars.
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L.A Banks has a whole ass vampire huntress series, Joss did not invent vampire hunters. pic.twitter.
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People wearing hiking gear stood alongside ranchers in cowboy hats and hunters decked out in camo.
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Hunters also sell primate body parts for meat, traditional medicines, as trophies and for folk magic.
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Take, for example our threat-hunters — the managers that look after our labs and security operations.
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It plans to do the same with real estate listings to increase inventory for apartment hunters.
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Even savvy job hunters can fall prey to employment scams — including on legitimate job search websites.
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In one case, Steven Hammond reportedly fired shots at hunters on BLM property near his ranch.
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After spotting some commotion in the trees, the hunters discovered a doe, stuck between two trees.
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It's a warm day in Greenville, Texas and two bounty-hunters walk into a Nissan dealership.
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Tiny House Hunters fills me with a rage I cannot describe, and I absolutely crave it.
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We now know that Neanderthals used fire, made sophisticated tools, wore clothing, and were skilled hunters.
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It took hunters and outdoors lovers just a week to convince him to withdraw the bill.
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It investigates albino murders energetically: in recent years it has arrested and convicted several "albino hunters".
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A correction since January has driven share price valuations down from record levels, attracting bargain hunters.
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The final boss in Bloodborne: The Old Hunters, the grotesque Orphan of Kos, is a bastard.
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You can find the trope in Frozen (shipwreck), Bambi (hunters), and Cinderella (mysterious causes, I guess?).
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As Motherboard revealed, those data sales included to bounty hunters and others without phone users' consent.
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It comes in small squirt bottles that hunters spray on the ground to hide their scent.
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Some hunters spend extra for urine collected from does in heat, which, they believe, attracts bucks.
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Spanish progressives are raising their voices, frightened because the neofascists are xenophobic, homophobic, sexist, hunters, bullfighters.
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Tubman addressed Northern gatherings to awaken the conscience of fellow Americans, risking capture by bounty hunters.
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The orderly rows of trees provide scant refuge for mammals trying to avoid predators and hunters.
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At the same time as hunters cleared the land of bison, ranchers repopulated it with cattle.
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The elder Mr. Trump, a gun-rights supporter, often mentions that his sons are avid hunters.
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She gives birth on the lam and is shot dead by bounty hunters just moments later.
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As the hunters got closer, they saw pus dripping from the animals' ears—they'd gone deaf.
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Poachers and bushmeat hunters have already stripped wildlife from the remaining unprotected habitat, leaving empty forests.
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But Grecian introduces a fantastically devilish pair of bounty hunters who call themselves Mr. and Mrs.
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The rise of AI-assisted "deepfakes" has led to a concomitant rise of AI deepfake-hunters.
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Hunters were happy to buy duck stamps because they supported prime locations for their migratory prey.
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Still, the vast majority are purchased by the 1.1 million waterfowl hunters who must do so.
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But Zinke is not toying around when it comes to his support of hunters and fishers.
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An example of this came when four hunters went missing in northern Alberta in late April.
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Given this, the researchers came to one conclusion that could be immediately helpful to alien-hunters.
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So to keep hunters happy, the Product Hunt team introduced a new Mac desktop app today.
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These are people who are armed and active agents, hunters hunting down black and brown people.
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Hunters armed themselves and tried to find him in the forest but were repeatedly, comically outwitted.
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Elk that survive each hunting season are more skilled at avoiding hunters in the next season.
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Kipping expanded on those ideas, and threw in some useful information for alien hunters as well.
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Hunters in a remote area discovered the bodies last Friday, according to the Norwegian News Agency.
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When the couple got on the road to drive home, the hunters took aim and fired.
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But like most self-proclaimed ghost hunters and monster trackers, I came up mostly empty-handed.
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THE HUSBAND HUNTERS American Heiresses Who Married Into the British Aristocracy By Anne de Courcy Illustrated.
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Seal hunters arrived there in the late 1700s and by 19983 fur seals were nearing extinction.
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They compared dog cognition with members of three similar groups: carnivores, social hunters and domestic animals.
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Lawrence Osborne's "The Forgiven" and "Hunters in the Dark" are two of my most recent favorites.
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But for me, and a lot of drug hunters, we try not to be too grandiose.
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Hunters love the Selous for the same reasons I do: its remoteness and abundance of game.
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The hunters release a trained falcon from its leather jesses, and it takes off in pursuit.
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Separately, Iraqi truffle hunters have become the latest victims of the Islamic State kidnappings and killings.
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Residents sit and gawk, environmentalists want to protect the animals, but hunters just want to hunt.
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"The majority has decided, and that means the hunters," said Cristian-Remus Papp of W.W.F. Romania.
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Years ago, many hunters built wooden tree stands, but affordable manufactured stands have become the norm.
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"The common misconception is that hunters don't like animals, which is just completely false," Williams said.
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Hunters are allowed to transport legally obtained trophies across borders under various international and domestic laws.
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House hunters will find mostly single-family homes — 8,818 of them, said Paul Friia, Westport's assessor.
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With climate change, animals that sustain Native hunters are disappearing, and harmful algae are contaminating waters.
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But a report in 2019 showed the data was still available to bounty hunters and others.
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Dozens of hunters are prowling the Everglades during Florida's 21-day Python Bowl, which ends Monday.
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Well, brace yourselves, bargain hunters, because Target just announced a new rewards initiative called Target Circle.
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Octopuses and squid, despite being savvy hunters, don't seem to have 3-D vision like ours.
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They were adept hunters, and appear to have made ornaments as a form of self-expression.
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The Caldera, popular with game hunters and outdoor enthusiasts, was named a national preserve in 2014.
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We believe that hunters and dollars that they bring to foreign nations contribute towards conservation efforts.
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Hunters and sportspeople were instrumental in this success, as they became the key drivers of conservation.
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They are gun owners and hunters and sportsmen themselves," Conway said on Fox News' "Fox & Friends.
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The Hunters had begun falling behind on their children's school tuition and missed numerous mortgage payments.
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Like Quentin Tarantino's recent run of revenge flicks, there is a deliberate coolness to Hunters' action.
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House Hunters host Suzanne Whang had died of complications from breast cancer, reports CBS Los Angeles.
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America's hunters and anglers would like to add a bipartisan sportsmen's package to that important list.
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But, as a large predator with beautiful markings, it is also a favorite target for hunters.
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In Queens, try Hunters Point South Park and Gantry Plaza State Park in Long Island City.
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Weil sent Peele his "Hunters" script in 2017 and Peele has been a "champion" ever since.
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Al Pacino stars in a series about a group of Nazi hunters in 1970s New York.
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The Qatari hunters were captured in southern Iraq, largely considered a safe place unmarred by violence.
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"In the beginning, there was no problem," said Mr. Bukar, 51, secretary of the hunters association.
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Some hunters carry knives fashioned years ago by grandfathers who etched squiggly designs across the blades.
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The two hunters and their prey mesmerized photographer Michel Zoghzoghi, who was boating on the river.
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Sometimes, he said, hunters carried them out of fear of being attacked by a wild hog.
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To him, Indians were "a few savage hunters" who should yield their land to white Christians.
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In a seven-year period, the Hunters allegedly overdrew their bank account more than 1,273 times!
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