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How to choose a muzzleThere are really only three styles of muzzle: the basket muzzle, the soft muzzle, and the mask-muzzle for short-snouted dogs.
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Depending on why you use need to use a dog muzzle, for how long, and your dog's facial structure, you may want to consider a basket muzzle, soft muzzle, short-snout muzzle, or a custom-fit muzzle.
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The best dog muzzlesDepending on why you use need to use a dog muzzle, for how long, and your dog's facial structure, you may want to consider a basket muzzle, soft muzzle, short-snout muzzle, or a custom-fit muzzle.
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Here are our top picks for the best dog muzzles:Best dog muzzle overall: Company of Animals Baskerville Rubber Ultra MuzzleBest soft sleeve muzzle for dogs: Downtown Pet Supply Quick Fit MuzzleBest muzzle for short-faced dogs: JYHY Short Snout Dog Muzzles Best dog muzzle for a custom fit: Bumas Muzzle
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Touch the muzzle Hold the muzzle behind your back or place it on a high surface.
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Dr. Houpt said that the use of a basket muzzle is preferred when a muzzle is needed.
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For example, Deal saw the gun muzzle as pointed at Kerl, while Kerl "was not sure which direction the muzzle was pointed" and an eyewitness saw the muzzle as pointed at the ground.
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Mark the moment the muzzle is on with a "Yes!" or click, and reward your dog through the muzzle.
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Here are the best dog muzzles you can buy:Best dog muzzle overall: Company of Animals Baskerville Rubber Ultra MuzzleBest soft sleeve muzzle for dogs: Downtown Pet Supply Quick Fit MuzzleBest muzzle for short-faced dogs: JYHY Short Snout Dog Muzzles Best dog muzzle for a custom fit: Bumas MuzzleUpdated on 10/18/2019 by Lisa Sabatini: Updated prices, formatting, and links.
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During the Berlin Crisis of 1961, Soviet and American tanks stood muzzle to muzzle at a U.S. Army post better known as Checkpoint Charlie.
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Durably constructed but comfortable enough for longer wear, The Company of Animals Baskerville Rubber Ultra Muzzle is our pick for the best dog muzzle overall.
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For the vet or groomer: A soft muzzle like the Coastal Pet Products Best Fit Adjustable Muzzle can be used to keep the mouth closed.
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There are three types of muzzles: a basket muzzle for outdoor activities, a soft muzzle for vet or grooming visits, and one for short-snouted dogs.
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For short-snouted dogs: Brachycephalic beauties like pugs and French bulldogs need a breathable mesh mask-style muzzle like the Canine Friendly Short Snout Dog Muzzle.
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When your dog puts their snout in the muzzle, mark it with a "Yes!" or clicker, reward them with the treat and put the muzzle down.
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Though a soft muzzle may seem more humane than a rigid basket muzzle, soft muzzles are not as comfortable for a dog to wear because they must be worn fairly tight.
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Protesters accuse the government of attempting to muzzle free speech.
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The muzzle is barely visible under a gray camouflage cloth.
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De Lima has petitioned the Supreme Court to muzzle Duterte.
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"Donald Trump cannot muzzle federal employees," attorney Brian Hauss said.
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My father squatted beside the cow, observing the calf's muzzle.
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Instead, legislators want to limit their ability to muzzle victims.
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"He is trying to muzzle our voices again," she said.
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Democrats see it as an effort to muzzle important witnesses.
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Ghosn's lawyers called the arrest an attempt to muzzle him.
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Keef and his friend heard shots and saw a muzzle flash.
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Having social phobia is like having a muzzle on 24/7.
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"I heard a shot, saw the muzzle flash," Mr. Thomas said.
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Rights groups say the crackdown has been exploited to muzzle dissent.
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She has also moved to curb free speech and muzzle dissent.
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His lawyers have accused Japanese prosecutors of trying to muzzle him.
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You could see your muzzle flashes and the explosions of grenades.
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For comfort, the muzzle should fit closely to your dog's snout.
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Continue until your dog is easily and consistently touching the muzzle.
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Pick up the muzzle with the opening facing your dog's snout.
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I grasped her muzzle tightly as we skidded onto Jane Street.
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They argue for free speech, but then try to muzzle others.
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Did the efforts of communist countries to muzzle capitalist ideas work?
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The head wound had a partial muzzle imprint, according to the document.
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Stretches: loosen neck and spine by bringing muzzle to hip, both sides.
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Keep the chamber empty and muzzle up as you rotate between stations.
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Muzzle flashes could be seen from the sniper's position inside the city.
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Many Germans are enraged that Turkey tries to muzzle free speech abroad.
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The pet shop owner removes it before putting the muzzle on Lady.
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He parked next to a baseball diamond, put the muzzle of a .
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With a muzzle, a mouthy dog can romp and play with others.
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Repeat until your dog is easily placing their nose in the muzzle.
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For some scenes, Notary wore a synthetic rubber muzzle over his face.
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But a customs agent spotted a gun muzzle and a firefight erupted.
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In "Who Deserves a Muzzle?" a dog watches his owners shout at one another and considers whether it makes sense that he be required to wear a muzzle and collar when his behavior is so much better than theirs.
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The American Suppressor Association also notes suppressors help contain the explosion of gunpowder at the muzzle of a firearm by reducing recoil and helping decrease muzzle flinch—leading to improved accuracy, precise shot placements, and more humane hunting harvests.
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The dogs were also independently rated on the extent of their muzzle grayness.
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They also found that increased muzzle grayness was related to impulsivity in dogs.
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Ghosn's lawyers have said his latest arrest was an attempt to muzzle him.
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His lawyers have said his latest arrest was an attempt to muzzle him.
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A muzzle flash replaces gore as bloody scenes no longer pass the muster.
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Never let the muzzle cover anything you are not willing to destroy.3.
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Authoritarian regimes will always try to muzzle free speech ("Under attack", June 4th).
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According to Best Reviews, this particular muzzle is inexpensive and easy to use.
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CAP responded Sunday by saying it will not "muzzle" the journalists at ThinkProgress.
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The regulation would also consider "modern muzzle-loading firearms" to be antique firearms.
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Mr. Zeigler points the shotgun, and there is a flash near the muzzle.
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A muzzle can offer some dogs more freedom during playtime and on walks.
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Encourage your dog to touch the edge of the muzzle with their nose.
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Buckle the strapsPick up the muzzle with the opening facing your dog's snout.
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Repeat until your dog is comfortable with the process of buckling the muzzle.
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Pick up the muzzle, put it on your dog, and buckle the straps.
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Continue to reward your dog every 10 seconds as they wear the muzzle.
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He is trying to re-muzzle the silent majority that he disagrees with.
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Muzzle flashes could be seen inside the truck, helicopter footage from WSVN shows.
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Does the threat facing students only come from the muzzle of a gun?
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Every few minutes he sniffs the air, redirects his muzzle, sniffs again, whimpers.
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It was at this crossing, during the Berlin Crisis of 1961, that Soviet and American tanks stood muzzle to muzzle in a standoff that threatened to plunge humanity into yet another war, this one to be fought with nuclear weapons.
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He suspects his muzzle wasn't taped shut for too long since he wasn't dehydrated.
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His poetry has been published in Muzzle, Vinyl, PEN American, and various other journals.
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From muzzle to paw and vet bills to pet toys, PetHero has you covered.
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Pup Ace was wearing a black puppyhood that had a muzzle and fluffy ears.
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However, a muzzle is not intended to be used as an anti-bark device.
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Continue until your dog is consistently happy to see the muzzle when it appears.
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This has helped decimate the ranks of conservatives and muzzle the less ideological progressives.
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When flattery fails and aggressions surface, employing a muzzle is tempting but ill-advised.
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Mr. Francis has no patience for such people or the managers who muzzle them.
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The sniper is to the right of this plank under a white tarp, muzzle visible.
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Local rights groups said arrests were part of a government drive to muzzle independent media.
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"Honestly, I think this is an attempt to muzzle me," Weintraub said of the letter.
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If only she could've gotten someone to muzzle the crowd of 2,500 for her announcements.
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Jill Scott just got a restraining order which puts a muzzle on her estranged husband.
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That's just one reason why the current administration's efforts to muzzle scientific inquiry will fail.
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A determined regime can usually think of ways to muzzle a voice that annoys it.
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Limping, he scans the room, raises a gun and fires a shot, the muzzle flashing.
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He was very anxious, but the muzzle helped keep him, and those handling him, safe.
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Because this muzzle is custom made, you are not able to return or exchange it.
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He said he had the muzzle pointed safely downward, toward the floorboards of his vehicle.
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The media do not have a responsibility to muzzle anti-empiricist and even dangerous opinions.
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From the east, a muzzle flash heralded a piercing whine that echoed through the valley.
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Desensitization — gradual exposure over time — is essential to helping a dog wear a muzzle comfortably.
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Introduce the muzzleHold the muzzle behind your back or place it on a high surface.
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Bullets fly out of the muzzle more than twice as fast as most handgun rounds.
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Indeed, these problems were much broader than the alleged industry machinations to muzzle the agency.
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When the convoy reached the road, muzzle flashes appeared in windows, and bullets whizzed by.
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The authorities' effort to now muzzle the public's outrage is a parable of government unaccountability.
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They should muzzle inflamed public government rhetoric regarding the policies and actions of the other.
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At the same time, parliament passed a law that critics say aims to muzzle judges.
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He said Williams's sense of self-reliance was a weapon he would not dare muzzle.
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We couldn't see them through the dark so shot at darting shadows and muzzle flashes.
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What's the point of bringing diverse experiences and voices into a room only to muzzle them?
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Local rights groups said the arrests were part of a government drive to muzzle independent media.
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His critics fear he might use the death penalty as a tool to muzzle his opposition.
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A lanky hound glazed in white is nearly unmodified, save for a formidable muzzle evoking BDSM.
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Maduro's critics say it was an excuse for him to consolidate power and muzzle the opposition.
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Bitter and abusive arguments could strengthen calls for a decisive leader who can muzzle the cacophony.
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And not every dog that wears a muzzle is an aggressive dog with a volatile personality.
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And though authoritarian regimes can squash dissent and muzzle the news, they too face rising discontent.
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In her first trip, she rescued a pony that had sustained severe muzzle and eye burns.
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" Risa Hontiveros, an opposition senator, called the case an attempt to "muzzle the media into fear.
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"We see muzzle blasts from the Mandalay Bay," someone, apparently an officer, said in another clip.
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A muzzle can keep a frightened dog from accidentally hurting someone at the vet or groomer.
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Here's how to desensitize a dog to a muzzle and the best equipment for the job.
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With your dog in front of you, pick up the muzzle and present it to them.
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" He also denied that the lawsuit had been a veiled attempt to muzzle Mr. Navalny. "Mr.
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Monty wasn't born with his muzzle in a silver bowl or into a canine acting dynasty.
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"Servel's interpretation is like putting a muzzle on candidates," lawmaker Cristian Monckeberg said in broadcast comments.
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"As soon as we start letting fear muzzle our creative expression, then we've lost," Lawrence said.
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Mateen seemed at ease as he sprayed the cavernous club with bullets, muzzle flashes illuminating his face.
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It is easy to see how fear could cause some to muzzle their valid criticism of Trump.
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It extends its muzzle, sniffing and finally opening its mouth to show the chisel of its teeth.
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His arrest in December 2016 was universally seen by supporters as a cynical attempt to muzzle him.
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One time, he had screamed after catching a dog's muzzle floating in a soup they were sharing.
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That deal was meant to muzzle her from discussing an alleged affair with Trump from years earlier.
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Blac Chyna's lawyer is headed to court to muzzle Rob Kardashian and keep him clear of her.
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Luckily, save for a mark on his muzzle, Kie is alright and went right back to work.
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But it could perhaps muzzle the White House counsel and accomplish what attorney-client privilege does not.
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This muzzle was recommended by Dr. Houpt and a number of certified professionals on Whole Dog Journal.
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In the original, Lady receives help taking off her muzzle from a friendly beaver in the zoo.
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Late in the game, Uno was snoozing in a luxury box, his muzzle on Frei's right thigh.
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Then my 13-year-old Labrador, Ranger, came over and put his gray muzzle on my lap.
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With that come high expectations from supporters — and pressure on the authorities to muzzle him, he said.
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"Political leaders should not be able to muzzle or stop coverage that they consider critical," she said.
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When your dog consistently shows a positive response to the muzzle, you are ready to move on.
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The muzzle is yellowish brown with a white patch sometimes present on the lower throat and chest.
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Elsey sniffed the toy, put her muzzle over the back — a dominant gesture — and started to growl.
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Media watchdogs accused the Roman Catholic Church of looking to muzzle its opponents and stifle press freedom.
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"Tinsel issues through the muzzle from off a supply roll mounted at the stock," the patent explains.
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The injunction request is the latest attempt by the apparently thin-skinned Erdogan to muzzle criticism abroad.
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Muzzle flashes of gunfire cannot be seen from the camera view about a block from the concert venue.
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" "The outrageous convictions of the Reuters journalists show Myanmar courts' willingness to muzzle those reporting on military atrocities.
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Carlos Ochoa, who as the "communications superintendent" sought to muzzle the media, has been removed from that job.
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A word meant to describe the opening of mouths has now, with regard to race, become a muzzle.
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Now, the muzzle has been lifted and the physicists can geek out at the top of their lungs.
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Erdogan's critics in Turkey and abroad say he is using the coup to purge opponents and muzzle dissent.
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Critics retorted that far from mandating ethical behaviour, the new rule would muzzle scientists and empower corporate flaks.
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"High-velocity BB guns, which have muzzle velocities higher than 350 feet per second, can increase this risk."
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The ERCA systems also uses a redesigned cab, new breech design and new "muzzle break," the official explained.
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He flipped the gun and blew into its muzzle so a whistle pierced through the crowd's chattering anticipation.
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The name Silver Muzzle Cottage offers a hint about the kind of dogs this program is dedicated to.
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Civil liberties groups have also warned that Israel's campaign would infringe on free speech and muzzle Palestinian activists.
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This is an unprecedented onslaught against free expression in Malaysia, and an attempt to muzzle the entire population.
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Additionally, several negative comments expressed that their dog was still able to bark even with the muzzle on.
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If a dog can't bark while wearing a muzzle, it means they can't pant, according to Dr. Houpt.
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Before we impeach the motherf**ker can we at least put a muzzle on the motherf**ker's mouth.
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The second mode, the poem about writing (and not writing) poetry, belongs to the heading of Tiniest Muzzle.
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Firearm groups recommend keeping guns unloaded when not in use and pointing the muzzle in a safe direction.
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And for a dog who loves to scavenge for gutter goodies, a muzzle can make walks less stressful.
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In an interview with Reuters, Kumar denied the charges and said Modi government's was trying to muzzle dissent.
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Trump's efforts to muzzle health officials and downplay coronavirus mirror the tactics of an authoritarian regime, experts say
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The answer for Democrats is not to wring our hands and muzzle the left wing of the party.
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If you find yourself looking into someone's gun muzzle, you're always right to call out the hazardous infraction.
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Several leading French journalists and opposition politicians blasted O for what they said were attempts to muzzle the press.
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But for journalists to normalize a President who tries to muzzle the press is to dig their own graves.
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" He told Burnett, "That's outrageous to me, to muzzle candidates who want to go out and have this debate.
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Audience members at the festival reported seeing flashes of muzzle light coming from the upper floor of the hotel.
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She kissed him right on the muzzle twice, and she even posed for a selfie with her fido fan.
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With Muzzle tweaked to my liking, I could export him to a proper character sheet and print it off.
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Rights groups and Turkey's Western allies accuse the government of using the coup as a pretext to muzzle dissent.
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But Erdogan's critics in Turkey and abroad say he is using the coup to purge opponents and muzzle dissent.
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He also created a special unit to investigate magistrates, seen by critics as a political tool to muzzle prosecutors.
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This muzzle is comfortable to wear, inexpensive, and can be thrown in the washing machine to clean when needed.
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Designed specifically for short-faced dogs, the JYHY Short Snout Dog Muzzle safely prevents biting while allowing maximum breathability.
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Perhaps the president is trying a different tack than his predecessor in order to muzzle or chain the watchdogs.
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Elsie Eyakuze, a blogger and newspaper columnist, said the government was citing taxation as a pretext to muzzle dissent.
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Unifying the two modes of Tiniest Muzzle and Song of Freedom creates a central paradox that drives the collection.
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"Political leaders should not be able to muzzle or stop critical coverage," ThinkProgress Editor Jodi Enda tweeted on Sunday.
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Thiel's involvement raised alarm bells in U.S. media circles over whether wealthy individuals are trying to muzzle the press.
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Ms. Thompson told Ms. Babb she was ambushed from behind and someone tried to choke and muzzle her simultaneously.
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She's not asking the judge to muzzle Trump ... she just wants him to stay 1,000 yards clear of her.
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Repeat, gradually increasing the period of time the muzzle stays on as you decrease the frequency of your treats.
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It's China using its market power to bully American companies and organizations in broad daylight — and muzzle free speech.
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They feel empowered to muzzle the press, crush the opposition, manipulate the courts and vilify whoever disagrees with them.
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The face is connected to the skull at three points: The ear canals, the eye sockets and the muzzle.
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Does the leak to have put a muzzle on people who want to speak perhaps about the democracy protests?
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When the gunman loomed over him, pointing the muzzle at his face, this fellow did the most peculiar thing.
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Critics said she was authoritarian and used state power to muzzle critics while shielded by a coterie of advisers.
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People who've been around firearms can quickly spot when filmmakers add an abundance of flash coming out of the muzzle.
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Note the shortening of the muzzle and repositioning of the ears, at sides of the head rather than the top.
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Still, many Brazilians are concerned that he might curtail civil liberties, trample on human rights and muzzle freedom of speech.
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The legal complaint against Khaira sparked outrage in India, with critics saying the government was attempting to muzzle the press.
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Within 10 seconds of logging into the system, I had randomly generated a level one Rock Gnome rogue named Muzzle.
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Smith added that he was initially skeptical that a dog's premature muzzle grayness might be linked to anxiety and impulsiveness.
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Another man is in the foreground: black suit, black tie, the muzzle of a black gun pointed at the ground.
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Across from each other, the gun's round black muzzle and the face's coldly impersonal eye (or camera lens) are chilling.
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The Downtown Pet Supply Quick Fit Muzzle comes in nine different sizes with adjustable straps to ensure a snug fit.
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Depending on how tight the muzzle is adjusted, it could restrict the dog's ability to eat, drink water, or pant.
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Broadcasters, who have mounted a legal challenge to the process, say it is a thinly-guised attempt to muzzle them.
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"This is an attempt to muzzle a political leader," Mr. da Silva's lawyer, Cristiano Zanin Martins, said in a statement.
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But police were concerned with the way the photo made it seem like Brown's muzzle was swollen around the tape.
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He was a pitbull that had a swollen muzzle, bite wounds all over her body, and a mutilated right ear.
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With a muzzle, a dog who is fearful at the vet can be easily given the medical care they need.
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It got so bad that every time we went out in public we had to keep him in a muzzle.
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Many of who marched said the government is using bans on public gatherings to muzzle the voices of Indian people.
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Critics, including rights groups and some Western allies, say Erdogan is using the coup as a pretext to muzzle dissent.
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As seen in live helicopter footage from CNN affiliate WSVN, muzzle flashes were visible from inside the truck, then smoke.
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The white fungus thrives in cold, humid environments, where it infects skin of the muzzle, ears, and wings of hibernating bats.
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When Rob Farha saw the dog, he immediately took pictures and then freed it from the duct tape around its muzzle.
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There's smoked reindeer heart with buttered beets and blueberry Bordelaise sauce, topped with—wait for it—crispy deep-fried moose muzzle.
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They've got larger heads, a leaner, more pronounced muzzle, longer legs in proportion to their bodies, and large, razor sharp teeth.
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Since software can be copyrighted, manufacturers have repeatedly used this law to harass and muzzle security researchers who might embarrass them.
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"Catechism/Muzzle" is two tracks of instrumental magnificence that can best be described in associative feelings and imagery rather than adjectives.
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Critics say Erdogan is using the post-coup crackdown to muzzle dissent and tighten his grip on power, charges he denies.
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Unlike his Conservative predecessor, Stephen Harper, who governed until last November, Mr Trudeau shows no inclination to muzzle politically inconvenient research.
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MARK HARDIMANPartnerNelson HardimanLos Angeles Your article on the state of free speech was spot-on ("The muzzle grows tighter", June 4th).
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She said that a muzzle is used to protect the dog and prevent aggressive behavior toward unfamiliar people or other dogs.
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A basket muzzle is a rigid cage typically made of plastic or metal that fits over a dog's nose and mouth.
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The muzzle itself is made from high-quality rubber and comes in six sizes to ensure a snug and secure fit.
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So when you're the shooter on the firing line, think of it like there's a force field pulling your muzzle downrange.
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" One whose Twitter avatar is the muzzle of a revolver wrote, "So Why Can't Barack Hussein Obama Admit #ISIS Beheaded Christians?
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This new round exceeded the Defense Department's requirements for muzzle velocity and range, and fired exceedingly well from Armalite designed rifles.
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Some far-right conservative writers quickly pounced on the announcement, decrying it as a covert attempt to muzzle their legitimate content.
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If you were to muzzle all Democratic members the talk about impeachment would not be diminished by one tenth of 1%.
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The jailings are the most obvious example of an effort to muzzle not just the free press, but free speech generally.
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But even as they vowed to muzzle big money's influence, they benefited from the same L.L.C. donations they were railing against.
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Buckle the strap around your dog's ears, mark it with a "Yes!" or clicker, then reward them again through the muzzle.
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One video showed several people wearing dark clothes shooting, muzzle flashes everywhere, and driving away in a pair of white cars.
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When Congress tried, yet again, to muzzle the banks' penchant for mad-dog investing, one result was the Dodd-Frank Act.
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As prime minister, Mr. Najib used the power of his office to muzzle critics and thwart investigations into the missing money.
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Redditor UniqueUsername_orNot was equally surprised with this fun fact when he discovered a horse with an impressive display of muzzle hair.
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But on the fourth night, as they sat down for dinner, muzzle flashes from the neighboring building lit up the street.
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A fine green line extended from his rifle's muzzle — invisible to anyone without night-vision equipment, brilliantly bright to Second Platoon.
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The officer, who looked to his left, told investigators he saw the muzzle flash and felt the glass window shatter against him.
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The wolf's nose is strategically placed right on the crotch, so the bigger your junk, the more apparent the wolf's muzzle becomes.
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An editorial released before publication of Wednesday's special edition said the magazine would continue despite religious extremists who wanted to muzzle it.
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In time, Patriot allowed himself to be petted on the muzzle, and within a year, he didn't mind wearing a collar again.
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The country's lawmakers have introduced legislation that gives the government sweeping powers to censor social media, and muzzle dissenting digital news sites.
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Dr. Houpt said that it is appropriate or necessary to use a muzzle on a dog if it has previously bitten someone.
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The JYHY Short Snout Dog Muzzle is a great option for short-term use with flat-faced breeds like pugs and bulldogs.
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Not only do these colors help you distinguish between each strap, but they make the basket muzzle look less threatening to others.
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The First Amendment is quite plainly a restriction on the government, not a mandate to guarantee a soapbox or impose a muzzle.
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But one clumsy attempt at fact-checking, and the partisan attacks it drew, should not be used to muzzle this year's moderators.
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It was in this thriving community where electro-punk band Muzzle Tung's K. Parker and Geoffrey Leonard met and fell in love.
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But — and I realize this likely won't be a popular viewpoint — should we so quickly attempt to censor and muzzle such recordings?
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These physical manifestations of state power were designed to muzzle through intimidation and brute force, occasionally reinforced with threats of visa refusal.
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When they make contact, mark it with a "Yes!" or a clicker, reward them with a treat, then put the muzzle down.
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But Xi is sitting atop an authoritarian system that can muzzle the public and mitigate the political damage of a trade war.
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Critics in Turkey and abroad say President Tayyip Erdogan is using the coup as a pretext to muzzle dissent and purge opponents.
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The president has repeatedly expressed a desire to find and muzzle the leakers within the White House and his administration more broadly.
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She predicted that the way the law is drafted could muzzle many ordinary Singaporeans even if their posts didn't technically contravene it.
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They turned protective orders into pro forma exercises to muzzle lawyers who might otherwise share pertinent information with regulators or the public.
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To stir up Hungarian voters, Mr Orban likens European Christians facing the "muzzle of political correctness" to Middle Eastern ones facing death.
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Mr. Begin said the $150 permit and the muzzle were too expensive, especially for people who had more than one pit bull.
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Rights groups and Turkey's Western allies have criticized the crackdown, saying Erdogan has used the coup as a pretext to muzzle dissent.
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I'm sure this was well intentioned, but employees saw this move as an attempt to muzzle employee activism and suppress political expression.
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It was love at first lick for Aragon, who instantly fell muzzle over paws for the mewing orphans the moment he saw them.
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The case stirred debate after Cevital's owner, Issad Rebrab, said plans to halt the takeover were politically motivated and attempt to muzzle opponents.
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Native to Southeast Asia, sun bears have a stocky build, small ears and a short muzzle, contributing to their nickname, the "dog bear."
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He just tried to put a muzzle on a State Department analyst to prevent him from discussing climate science in testimony to Congress.
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It's as if Previn believes that the sheer act of asserting her voice for the first time will muzzle Dylan and her supporters.
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To ensure his safety during each jump, Duke gets strapped to Coker's chest, and wears a protective mask around his eyes and muzzle.
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Later in the year he sought pre-emptively to muzzle a new public broadcaster by denying it permission to create a news department.
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Manick's work has appeared in American Review, Bone Bouquet, Callaloo, Kweli Journal, Muzzle Magazine, Pedestal Magazine, Tidal Basin, Wall Street Journal, and elsewhere.
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After sorting through all the wonderful submissions, The Grey Muzzle Organization is working to put together its Prom Court, but needs your help.
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He is using his control over a kangaroo-court process to publicize his dark version of events, and to muzzle the other side.
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Meanwhile, an attempt by lawyers for Trump's personal attorney, Michael Cohen, to muzzle Stormy Daniels' firebrand lawyer, Michael Avenatti, was delayed on Friday.
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When the muzzle was blotted with creamy froth, we pulled him away from his mother's udder and placed a pail under her teat.
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Calling up an image of a grizzly bear, Farid pointed out that, under high magnification, its muzzle was fringed in red and blue.
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In 1974, Florida lawmakers introduced a bill that sought to ban the possession of black powder, which is used in muzzle-loading firearms.
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He denied that the cabinet was seeking to muzzle the media, adding Bulgaria is a democracy that values the freedom of the press.
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For instance, muzzle blast will blow light vegetation outward, potentially giving away a sniper's position, if he is too close to his screen.
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A silencer, or suppressor, is a device that can be affixed to the barrel of a firearm that reduces noise and muzzle flash.
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Magdalena Zurawski's recent book of poems The Tiniest Muzzle Sings Songs of Freedom, offers a glimpse into what this duality might look like.
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The ultimate objective is to intimidate civil society and muzzle independent critics, including those who receive some of their funding from Open Society.
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Twitter has banned political ads entirely and has said it will largely not muzzle political leaders' tweets, though it may denote them differently.
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Poland's main judges' association says the draft law is intended to muzzle judges who question the legality of PiS changes to the judiciary.
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Some high-velocity BB guns have the same muzzle velocities as handguns, increasing the likelihood that a shot can be fatal, he said.
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" Warren responded to the news, saying, "we need a real, independent prosecutor who [Trump] can't fire, Sessions can't intimidate and Congress can't muzzle.
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Because of the regulation, Mr. Begin got a new permit, gave Stella a microchip and had to muzzle her when she was outside.
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There he headed protests against then-president Hugo Chávez after Venezuela's oldest broadcaster was closed, part of broader efforts to muzzle the press.
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They turned the video into data, noting whether the bears were facing one another and when during the play the bears showed one of two faces: the first, in which the bear's upper lip and nose were raised, wrinkling its muzzle and exposing its upper teeth; and the second, in which the bear didn't wrinkle its muzzle and show its teeth.
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The problems arise from the distinctive shape of the dogs' muzzle, head, and throat, which can make it difficult for the animals to breathe.
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Related: Caitlyn, the dog with muzzle taped shut, doing well after surgery Suffolk County SPCA is leading the investigation into this animal cruelty case.
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She has consistently maintained that the charges are politically motivated, and part of a widespread effort to muzzle an independent press in the Philippines.
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Though he is recovering well, the photos from the aftermath, posted to Godwin's Facebook account, show the pup's swollen muzzle where the rattlesnake bit.
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His enemies attack him for not being transparent about how contracts are awarded and for attempting to muzzle unfriendly media, both claims he denies.
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They issued a 13-point ultimatum insisting, among other things, that it scale back ties with Iran and muzzle the Al-Jazeera cable network.
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The crackdown was widely criticised by rights groups and Turkey's Western allies, who said the coup was being used a pretext to muzzle dissent.
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Such measures have alarmed Turkey's Western allies and rights groups, who say Erdogan has used the attempted coup as a pretext to muzzle dissent.
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However, Bodnar said a PiS ambition to curb foreign media ownership if it wins another term could further muzzle public criticism of the government.
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The two start quite a commotion as they're looking for an animal to help get the muzzle off of Lady in the animated film.
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Are we so scared of losing the intellectual heft of our curricula that we want to muzzle our students and deprive them of agency?
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Oh, and Mona, who seemed less cow than concept, really, half animal, half irony, sticking her rubbable muzzle through the fence like a Labrador.
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The muzzle flashes allowed American troops to locate and kill the fighters — but not before one shot Chief Hatch, shattering his thighbone, he said.
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Perhaps if the moderators had mute buttons enabling them to put a muzzle on the offenders, it would make for a less chaotic event.
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Standing less than a foot tall, with a whiskered, feline muzzle, welding goggles, and giant hands, the alien creature looked like a kitten engineer.
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A cloth muzzle obscures the lower half of her face, making any protests to the guards or the judge that decides her fate impossible.
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Mr. Najib was accused of taking hundreds of millions of dollars in government funds and using his power to muzzle critics and thwart investigations.
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And the youth here in particular are pushing back with a don't-think-for-a-second-that-you-can-bring-that-muzzle-here ferocity.
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Thankfully Fury knew exactly what to do when they got free: take the muzzle off of Goose and let him do his tentacle-y thing!
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Kumar's detention under colonial-era laws led to protests by opposition parties, who accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government of trying to muzzle free speech.
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It has often been accused of trying to influence the drafting of statements to muzzle what it sees as challenges to its sweeping sovereignty claim.
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The game developers stressed more nuanced game play, with improved sound and graphics capabilities like more refined muzzle flashes and better audio for improved orientation.
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Local rights groups have said the arrests were part of a government drive to muzzle independent media - an allegation the Belarussian Foreign Ministry has denied.
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On Tuesday, Duda stepped up the conflict with Brussels by signing a law that critics say aims to muzzle judges critical of the government's reforms.
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According to a report from Gizmodo, however, someone within the agency decided to muzzle the account, and all tweets have been suspended until further notice.
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They were convicted of treason, espionage and tax evasion in a case that human rights groups say was part of a campaign to muzzle dissent.
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"This memo appears to violate all of these laws, and it creates the impression that the Trump administration intends to muzzle whistleblowers," the lawmakers wrote.
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Trent Kelly stared down the muzzle from less than 20 yards, and the shooter missed repeatedly as he careened, zigzagging toward the first base dugout.
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I mean, only a completely narcissistic diva of a performer would muzzle their warm-up acts to dominated the stage time offered by… oh, right.
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Erdogan and his government deny they are trying to muzzle opponents and say the clampdown is necessary in view of the security challenges Turkey faces.
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Cutaneous leishmaniasis symptoms for dogs include "thickening and hardening of the tissues on the muzzle and footpads," hair loss and hard bumps on the skin.
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This particular muzzle comes in four different sizes and is designed to fit dogs with a head circumference ranging from 9 inches to 25 inches.
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" On Facebook, she said the bill, which drew 72 votes in favor and nine against, "is an attempt to muzzle public discussion in any format.
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They killed his house guard and his brother-in-law, and briefly held a muzzle to the head of one of his year-old twins.
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In Australia, too, there are states — Queensland, for one — that rarely muzzle the media to provide an extra layer of protection for a fair trial.
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A hand with a gun in it extends from the frame of the door and lights up the screen with muzzle fire—a noiseless bang.
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As a military officer, I was required to qualify on the operation, disassembly, reassembly and maintenance of both sidearms and high muzzle-velocity assault weapons.
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In the old days, men hunted murres in rowboats with muzzle-loading shotguns, sending their dogs into the frigid water to fetch the fallen prey.
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The crackdown has alarmed Turkey's Western allies and rights groups, who say President Tayyip Erdogan is using the coup as a pretext to muzzle dissent.
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In his late twenties, Vucic was Serbia's feared information minister behind draconian legislation designed to muzzle criticism of the government during the 1998-99 Kosovo war.
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BuzzFeed concluded that the arrangement was meant to "muzzle former employees," which makes sense, particularly given insights into Palantir that BuzzFeed has been publishing this year.
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The overall argument to muzzle Trump was because of his history of making "degrading, insulting and demeaning" comments throughout the election about "misogyny, racism and xenophobia."
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" He concludes, "To turn the economy around we need to take the muzzle off, and that means regulatory reform, tax reform, budget reform, and monetary reform.
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Rights groups and Turkey's Western allies have voiced concern over the crackdown, saying President Tayyip Erdogan has used the putsch as a pretext to muzzle dissent.
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Grey Muzzle also asks you to share the same photo in the comments section of its Facbeook page, along with your dog's name, age and hometown.
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The group says that neither it nor Shakir, a U.S. citizen, support boycotts and accuses Israel of trying to muzzle criticism of its human rights record.
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When the White House decides to make its visitor log private and muzzle federal employees, citizens need a neutral place to distinguish between fact and fiction.
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In 2015, Caitlyn's story made headlines after she was discovered with her muzzle taped shut with electrical tape and faced a long, painful road to recovery.
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Following the Orlando shooting at Pulse, Hendry drew an image of a t-shirt folded into the shape of a gun with a blood-soaked muzzle.
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Since 2006, a condition known as White Nose Syndrome has devastated bat populations in the northeast, infecting the creatures' muzzle, ears, and wings as they hibernate.
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If it's problems at the vet, you muzzle [them] at home before you get there, rather than wrestle [them] at the clinic or in the car.
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Designed for long-term comfort as well as security, the Baskerville Rubber Ultra Muzzle is made from high-quality rubber and comes in six different sizes.
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The JYHY Short Snout Dog Muzzle is also spacious enough that the dog can pant, reducing the risk of overheating in hot weather and during exercise.
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To ensure a perfect fit, your Bumas Muzzle will come mostly fitted; you still have to fine-tune the straps to ensure the best possible fit.
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Americans are rightly outraged over revelations that Congress spent $21625 million since 2900 to pay off and muzzle victims of congressional sexual misconduct and other abuses.
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CAIRO — On an island in the Suez Canal, a towering AK-21.3 rifle, its muzzle and bayonet pointed skyward, symbolizes one of Egypt's most enduring alliances.
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Now that he's been drafted ... and the money's coming in ... think #2 overall pick Nick Bosa's ready to remove his virtual muzzle and talk politics again?!
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I submitted to a thorough inspection by the family dog, Jetta, a Labrador-corgi mix with a muzzle gone gray and an aura of beleaguered responsibility.
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We also have a leash, a muzzle for being around large groups of panicked strangers, and a week's worth of dry dog food and poop bags.
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I mean really, racking a round around in the chamber, sticking the muzzle in your mouth and blowing the fillings out the back of your dom.
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We cannot and will not muzzle ThinkProgress, an editorially independent journalistic enterprise, and we believe it's wrong for any political leader to demand it do so.
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Without my "medicine," I quickly found new ways to avoid myself and muzzle the inner voices that told me I was a loser, unlovable, a fuck-up.
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The administration has shown its willingness to muzzle employees or scrub information from public websites, only to reverse course when the trial balloon gets too much attention.
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Suddenly, your snoozing canine companion is on all fours, at full attention, tail wagging and muzzle barking at the moving picture box in front of you both.
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We just take a DSLR and shoot it and we put it in the computer and we cut it, put muzzle-flash in it, and blood-splatter.
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Amnesty International said in a report in May that Cambodia was using a "tight grip" on its criminal justice system to muzzle activists, including land rights defenders.
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The remaining belongings he had packed and left with the upstairs neighbor, a middle-aged bachelor whose only act of storm preparation was to muzzle his dog.
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Human Rights Watch says that neither it nor Shakir, a U.S. citizen, support boycotts and accuses Israel of trying to muzzle criticism of its human rights record.
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And I think, even with Oxy, if you could put a muzzle on management and the board and make it more realistic, I think Oxy is undervalued.
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Then in his late 20s, Vucic was Serbia's feared information minister behind draconian legislation designed to muzzle criticism of the government during the 1998-99 Kosovo war.
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But Jackson greatly tightened Stone's muzzle after the longtime Republican operative an Instagram post of Jackson's face next to what appeared to be a rifle scope's crosshair.
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She was keen to see an end to non disclosure agreements (NDAs) - so-called gagging orders - used to muzzle victims of discrimination and harassment when reaching settlements.
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" After Trump tweeted that Manigault Newman signed a nondisclosure agreement, the American Civil Liberties Union called the practice unconstitutional, saying Trump was attempting to "muzzle federal employees.
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Madawi Al-Rasheed, visiting professor at the Middle East Centre, London School of Economics, said Riyadh was engaged in an effort to muzzle intellectuals with "dissenting voices".
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Considering Trump's policies will fall hard on the poor and on minority communities, these cuts will effectively muzzle the very people most in need of art's platform.
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Or should I wait to see if it happens, and then deny that it's ever happened before and promise to muzzle her if she does it again?
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I have electrodes on my body, a blood pressure cuff on my left arm, and a mask over my muzzle that's transporting my breath along a tube.
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They are angry that there is still a bastion of truth — the university — which is why they want to muzzle it by foisting conservative dogma on it.
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The law is seen as the latest attempt by the Kremlin to muzzle dissenting voices nationally amid louder public grumbling about poor economic conditions and social services.
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Time spent reading on the couch is massively improved by a dog's head resting on my leg; a warm, snuffling muzzle directed at me is instantly calming.
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When she makes house calls, she uses a towel and not a muzzle, as some groomers do, relying on her medical handling techniques to subdue the animal.
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The Council of Institutional Investors, whose members collectively manage more than $25 trillion in assets, has opposed most attempts to muzzle proxy advisers or constrain shareholder rights.
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Many of who marched told CNN the government was using the bans on public gatherings to muzzle the voices of Indian people in the world's largest democracy.
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This sword hanging over journalists will muzzle both the journalists and the whistleblowers, bringing an end to the limited freedom of speech that Hong Kong still enjoys.
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That problem is no more thanks to Bloxvox, the voice muffling muzzle that lets you plot to fulfill Ra's al Ghul's destiny from the comfort of your desk.
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For years, the dog was abused by his previous owner in Tijuana, who would bind Dwayne's mouth with a crude wire muzzle and routinely beat the innocent animal.
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Special new technology was needed for the XM360 in order to allow a lighter-weight cannon and muzzle to accommodate the blast from a powerful 120mm tank round.
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"The barrel of the rifle -- we could not see muzzle flashes, from the angles I've seen on videos, which meant that he was ... pulled back inside," Gagliano said.
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So far, Myanmar's rulers' attempts to muzzle the press, to hide crimes, and protect criminals have had the opposite effect: bringing more and more international attention and opprobrium.
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" The late Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren Berger held the same view, stating, "There is no way to effectively limit or muzzle the actions of a Constitutional Convention.
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Amnesty International has called the bill a "muzzle" on NGOs working with migrants and EU officials have expressed concern at what they view as suppression of civil society.
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Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, whose GOP presidential candidacy was distinguished by him eating bacon from the muzzle of a machine gun, rubbed many Americans the wrong way.
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You could get jobs (with benefits!) making the groggiest of grognard games, modeling armor slopes and muzzle velocities in paper and cardboard form for companies like Avalon Hill.
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At the same time, snipers have to take things like muzzle blast, a pressure release when firing that will blow out the vegetation around them, compromising their position.
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Putting a muzzle on NBA players and leaders "isn't going to happen," because it doesn't fit the values of the league, under the stewardship of commissioner Adam Silver.
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A second, shot from point-blank range that left a circular bruise the size of a muzzle on the back of Craig's neck, was found in his brain.
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Mediator This is how the muzzling starts: not with a boot on your neck, but with the fear of one that runs so deep that you muzzle yourself.
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Hichilema, who heads the United Party for National Development (UPND), pointed to the closure of The Post newspaper by tax authorities as a move to muzzle the media.
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Before he arrived at this nurturing oasis, Dwayne was abused by his previous owner, who would wrap a crude wire muzzle around Dwayne's mouth and beat the innocent dog.
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Only two safety topics - pointing the gun muzzle in the safest direction and keeping one's finger off the trigger until ready to shoot - were covered 23% of the time.
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WITH its thin body and chunky head ("the seahorse with the sledgehammer muzzle"), the German island of Hiddensee faces northwest across the Baltic Sea towards the coast of Denmark.
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The Grey Muzzle Organization, a non-profit dedicated to finding forever homes for homeless senior pets, is hosting its own prom — not for teens, and also not for humans.
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Rights groups and Western allies have warned that Erdogan was using the abortive putsch as a pretext to muzzle dissent, but the government has said the measures were necessary.
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On one hand, you have a boss who's been (perhaps generously) described as a "wide-set dingus" with a tenuous grasp on reality and a tendency to muzzle leakers.
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Yet since the AKP came to power in 2004, it has tried to muzzle the army through a series of court cases that jailed hundreds of officers, including generals.
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The cannon's "Laser-Equipped Smartscope" and onboard computer calculates the launch vector and muzzle speed required to intercept a drone up to a range of 32 feet (10 meters).
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We also had a great moment where we could only locate enemy position based on muzzle flashes in the distance, which is a unique and bracing mode of play.
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The vet on duty shaved Patriot's muzzle and discovered that the husky's wounds had been caused by metal wire wrapped tightly around his snout in a figure-eight pattern.
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For those seniors dogs who are advanced in years but need less assistance, Silver Muzzle provides them with a temporary home until they can be adopted or fostered out.
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When you think about the type of dog that wears a muzzle, you may very well picture a giant dog with rippling muscles and bared teeth, snarling and chomping.
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We recommend the Downtown Pet Supply Quick Fit Muzzle, which is made from durable nylon fabric and comes in nine sizes to suit dogs of all breeds and sizes.
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Shielding the so-called "intelligence community" from the public eye is a towering wall of government agencies, unaccountably bureaucratic review processes, and strict nondisclosure agreements designed to muzzle dissenters.
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Her big confirmation of Native American blood offended some Native Americans, did nothing to muffle or muzzle Donald Trump and left many journalists — me included — questioning her tactical smarts.
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Chinese authorities delayed informing the world about the severity of a deadly disease spreading within the country's borders — even trying to muzzle whistleblowers, like the late Dr. Li Wenliang.
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Despite a stunning lack of muzzle discipline (and perhaps thanks in part to the Virginia governor declaring a state of emergency ahead of the rally), no one got shot.
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Some called it a gift to women's rights, and the episode angered many who diagnosed it as a plot to muzzle a vocal senator, Elizabeth Warren, Democrat of Massachusetts.
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Backed by a million basijis, or volunteer paramilitaries, they can arrest journalists, muzzle the media and, through their foreign operatives across the Middle East, continue to inflame relations with America.
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While Turkey clearly faces a more acute threat from terrorism than other NATO member states, Erdogan uses sweeping legislation to muzzle and arrest critics while strengthening his grip on power.
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If you're not ready for deep-fried moose muzzle, there's also juicy moose burgers with home-made brioche bread on the menu, suovas on sourdough, reindeer pizza, and trollkorv—i.e.
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An abused dog left abandoned with its face and muzzle duct taped has been rescued, thanks to the collaborative effort of South Carolina's Darlington County Sheriff's Office and Animal Shelter.
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She is still fighting off an infection, and still has open wounds all the way around her muzzle, but she is able to eat baby food, and is drinking water.
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Critics of Maduro say it is an excuse for him to consolidate power and muzzle the opposition amid a severe recession, soaring inflation and acute shortages of food and medicine.
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Kate del Castillo has filed legal docs in Mexico asking a judge to muzzle the country's attorney general, whom she says is leaking information about her to gain political hay.
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If you and President Trump continue to muzzle experts in science, health and other fields while handing over the keys to special interests, these consequences will be far more harmful.
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N.I.S.T. disk number two was an example of advanced ultra-black technology: elaborately engineered arrays of tiny carbon cylinders, or nanotubes, designed to capture and muzzle any light they encounter.
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The Baskerville Rubber Ultra Muzzle is the ideal combination of comfort and safety, specifically designed to confine a dog's jaw without restricting their ability to breathe, eat, drink, or pant.
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He could not shake the sensation of the cold muzzle against his ear, which somehow he was also experiencing as a taste of metal at the back of his tongue.
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Because the snout looked very similar to that of the platypus, the team concluded that the prehistoric reptile may have used its muzzle to feel out prey like a platypus.
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To snag a finalist spot, Grey Muzzle encourages participants to be creative; try to capture your pup's personality and to make sure you are always putting your senior dog's comfort first.
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Tom Brady's father is getting the muzzle -- with the Patriots QB saying he's giving his dad a media time-out after Papa Brady bashed Roger Goodell in a local news interview.
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The Grey Muzzle Organization, an animal welfare organization dedicated to improving the lives of at-risk senior dogs, is hosting its own prom, where all the attendees are stylish senior dogs.
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The country's western allies have voiced concern over the continuing crackdown on journalists, academics and rights activists and criticized Erdogan for using it to muzzle dissent and increase his own power.
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"It's a bit talent and it's a bit entertainment, so you have to be talented and entertaining at the same time," said Pup Ace, the auto-bondage pup with the muzzle.
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One guy -- Kalil Smith, who was in a different car from Savage -- was driving with an M4 rifle in the floorboard with the muzzle pointed in the direction of the officer.
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It was later discovered that Dorner used a firearm silencer, a specialized piece of hardware that helps to distort the sound of gunfire and mask the muzzle flash of a gun.
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A key point of its new design is its face, which has been upgraded from a robotic-looking 24-LED display to a more realistic muzzle with two lively OLED eyes.
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The muzzle encloses a dog's entire face to prevent biting and chewing, but it has an opening around the nose and eyes to allow your dog to breathe and see normally.
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Pro-Palestinian students called the statement the latest in a series of efforts to muzzle political criticism of Israel, including student movements pressing for divestiture or boycotts against the Jewish state.
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As The Journal's Mr. Carreyrou stepped up his reporting on Theranos that summer, Mr. Boies used all the tools at his disposal to defend Ms. Holmes and muzzle the journalist's sources.
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With your other hand, hold a treat (or baby food jar) at the edge of the muzzle so that your dog has to place their nose inside to get the reward.
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Everytown for Gun Safety defines an assault weapon: 'Assault weapons are generally high-powered semiautomatic firearms where each round has up to four times the muzzle velocity of a handgun round.
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"Despite my deportation today, the Israeli government has failed to muzzle Human Rights Watch or the human rights movement," Shakir said at a press conference in Jerusalem after he was expelled.
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