The final sample included ten spayed females, nine neutered males, and one intact male (but he was at the vet to get neutered, so not intact for long).
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Miller invented the product after his bloodhound, Buck, was neutered.
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"Would you get a neutered sign tattooed on your bicep?"
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This arrangement appears to have neutered competition over commission rates.
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With the opposition neutered, the ruling party remains mostly unchallenged.
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In some ways globalisation has neutered its potential political opponents.
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Pridefest is corporate by design, a neutered representation of queerness.
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It's sexual and visceral and also completely neutered and platonic.
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How long will Michonne put up with a neutered Rick?
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He is being effectively neutered in front of the world.
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Even the dogs, they're female and the one male's been neutered.
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As satire, the show is at once declawed, spayed, and neutered.
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Even the dogs they're female and the one male's been neutered.
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He'd been to see the vet to get chipped and neutered.
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This neutered boy is a shelter favorite, of humans and more.
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Russia's main native association has been neutered by President Vladimir Putin.
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So, please, America, remember to have your candidate spayed or neutered!
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He remains in power, but his mental mutation has been subtly neutered.
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Critics said this neutered the court as a check on government power.
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But it also points to a Republican leadership that is completely neutered.
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Neuticles, one plugged-in acquaintance revealed, are prosthetic testicles for neutered pets.
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The demons apparently never stray far enough away to be permanently neutered.
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In her home, all 250 cats are neutered to contain the population.
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For a neutered dog, Aragon has taken to dad duties with impressive ease.
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Google had neutered one of the most useful mechanisms for navigating the web.
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The losses are all the more striking since the elections themselves were neutered.
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And quite a few people made jokes asking if Mendiola was neutered too.
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He and his running mate, Ms Ríos, are leaders of a neutered party.
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The DNC, which was supposed to remain neutral, had been neutered by Clinton.
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Dissenters are venerated, but usually only after they're dead and neutered by time.
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This is not that soft, fuzzy jazz that's been neutered for lazy audiences.
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That's true if you think a neutered dog is no longer a dog.
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Glover at times looks visibly confined by this neutered version of the character.
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Lakeith's character [Logan] seems like a person who's totally neutered of his blackness.
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The beautiful Newson-designed objet has, in its ubiquity, become plain and neutered.
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And when the artifact goes away, you've kind of neutered some of that expertise.
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He has also been neutered, brought up to date on his shots and dewormed.
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The puppies were not spayed or neutered before sale, contrary to animal's veterinarian needs.
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Tienan's defiance is broken; Yiman is verbally abused and, shorn of her hair, neutered.
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Trump has neutered Kelly, distanced himself from Mattis and sacked Tillerson, McMaster and Cohn.
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The language of politics is cautious, precise, and neutered, full of jargon and technicalities.
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Trump's White House is a valueless place that has already neutered the American idea.
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And after celebrating this happy arrival, hopefully of these felines with get neutered and spayed.
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Cats are trapped and taken to a veterinarian to be spayed or neutered and vaccinated.
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Their puppies, once old enough, will be neutered and adopted out to loving forever families.
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But Samsung hasn't just neutered TouchWiz and given it a set of fresh app icons.
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Mr Ortega has neutered the institutions that might serve as shock absorbers against popular ire.
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This year we are going to get our cat neutered and then eat Peruvian food.
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If that happens, government regulators will have neutered their goal of a cleaner automobile fleet.
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I wanted Olivia Neutered John to flip that around—murderous women killing and raping men.
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Family and friends are being awarded government contracts, and the news media is being neutered.
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The vet thinks that the cat was neutered recently but was living outside for longer.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, created to shield borrowers from avaricious lenders, has been neutered.
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Manchin went on to slam Nunes, saying he has "neutered" the credibility of the committee.
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In a press release today, Zinke offered a neutered response to the $1.5 billion cut.
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The shelter says this neutered cutie needs to be the only pet in his future home.
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While Fusee is a marvelous mom, it is important to get your pets spayed and neutered.
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Critics say the government has neutered Poland's constitutional court, which is now packed with its appointees.
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A 'cat guy' who catches and releases stray cats so they can be spayed and neutered.
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Once neutered, they will no longer spray, fight or mate, so over time, their numbers dwindle.
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Mr. Mustapick was fond of cataloging oddities like prosthetic testicles for pets that had been neutered.
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Already neutered (and declawed), the now-famous feline was a steal at the $20 adoption fee.
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Denver went up against a banged-up version of the NFL's best offense and neutered them.
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That reminds me, since I've got you—can you tell me more about Olivia Neutered John?
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That's not to say that anything that's Auto-Tuned has been neutered — for me it is.
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But Sherman had been neutered, Tanya explained, which made his dormant penis susceptible to waxy buildup.
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Celebrating Christmas, it seemed to me, was one step toward the quiet oblivion of neutered Judaism.
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Shane promo, and the same snoozy, neutered business jargon: core competencies, brand management, and audience numbers.
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In some cases, un-neutered male dogs are more likely to try to mark their territory or hump others Un-neutered male dogs can also be more prone to roaming than female dogs Female dogs are often said to be easier to house train than male dogs
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The version of that conflict in the film version of The Circle is bland, neutered, and cartoony.
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Kaitlyn Cotter recently took her 1-year-old golden retriever Gus to the veterinarian to get neutered.
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And if you are a cat mom or dad, remember to get your pets spayed or neutered.
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The animals are captured so they can be spayed or neutered, vaccinated and returned to their colony.
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I am not suggesting that Justice Kavanaugh will be neutered by his female colleagues on the bench.
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A neutered Republican Party cannot be rebirthed if it lacks the political courage to find its backbone.
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For now, Narwhal is still waiting to get neutered and vaccinated before being put up for adoption.
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How, neutered by Twitter and Tinder and television, we all lost interest in going out and dancing.
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Olivia Neutered John is a vessel I use to attack preconceived notions of death metal and porngrind.
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The Army also did not have the dogs neutered, as required, before allowing them to be adopted.
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All of the kittens are up to date on vaccines, are spayed/neutered, and are de-wormed.
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Presently, these bureaus compete with prices and ease of access to credit providers while consumers are neutered.
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Since 2010 the mandate was gradually neutered, first through non-enforcement by the Trump administration, then through legislation.
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"She should have had her dogs spayed and neutered," Mike Vernon, director of Russellville Animal Control, told KATV.
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Now that Mr Talon has neutered parliament, his opponents fear he will further enrich himself and his cronies.
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Luiskutty sees these pups as a tragic example of why people should have their pets spayed or neutered.
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Facebook appears to have effectively neutered this impact significantly through their aggressive price cuts on the Oculus Rift.
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It is unknown how the agencies will proceed now that the zero tolerance policy has been effectively neutered.
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Trade war threats have not turned the uptrend into a downtrend, but they have neutered all trending activity.
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There may be a few bond-market vigilantes around, but they have been effectively neutered. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
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I was late to her book, having my doubts about platitudinous, focus-group-neutered memoirs by political personalities.
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Between 2004 and 2018, about 1.2 million street animals were neutered and 1.5 million vaccinated across the country.
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With the traditional mechanics of federal regulation effectively neutered, savvy public interest lawyers turned to more creative approaches.
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" Those issues subsided with time because Rocket is neutered, but if they aren't, "they just stay that way.
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It's a shame that the British Library has somewhat neutered this history by making the exhibition so sedate.
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"You've been spayed and neutered," Chuck Sr. (Jeffrey DeMunn) tells Chuck Jr. under the glow of Duane Reade fluorescents.
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The watchdog was "neutered" by the "big brother" of the finance ministry and the Bank of England, Mann said.
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Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela's leftist president, has neutered the opposition-controlled National Assembly and locked up scores of political prisoners.
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Shortly after the Fourteenth Amendment was ratified, the Supreme Court neutered one of its key protections for economic liberty.
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They will still be neutered of pretty much all power in Washington, which is where they are right now.
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Part of what I do with music is try to push buttons, [with] Olivia Neutered John and now Gaylord.
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Feral cats that have been spayed or neutered can be adopted — not to be pets, but to be mousers.
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Critics argue the NSC, historically the commander in chief's premier national security advisory body, has been "neutered" under Trump.
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The puppies are now recovering and will be put up for adoption once they are vetted, spayed and neutered.
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But without a formula to determine which regions are subject to the extra scrutiny, Section 5 was effectively neutered.
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Net neutrality might get neutered Image: GettyIt was announced on Monday that Ajit Pai would lead the Federal Communications Commission.
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Miller is the founder of Neuticles, which is based in Oak Grove, Missouri, and sells testicular implants for neutered dogs.
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Recent tests of one of the bots appear to show that their revolutionary instincts have been neutered following an intervention.
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Prince Muhammad has reined in spendthrift princes and neutered the religious police, who enforced a strict interpretation of Islamic law.
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"Rescued dogs are treated for radiation poisoning, as well as vaccinated for rabies and spayed and neutered," the statement added.
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In a few days, Chopper will be neutered and have part of his tail amputated to make diaper issues easier.
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He packed the electoral commission and the supreme court with puppets and neutered the national assembly, which the opposition controls.
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That's something she would not have had to deal with if she were Clinton's vice president and basically neutered politically.
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Had that happened, had they had their pets spayed and neutered, they wouldn't have that problem in the first place.
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Quasi had his neck clipped and cleaned to help the skin heal from his collar wound and he was neutered.
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"This was the Victorian era, before cats were routinely spayed or neutered, and unwanted kittens were routinely drowned," she said.
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Yet this is no neutered paragon, but a healthily sexual woman who wears designer bras beneath her androgynous work shirts.
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The main building in Chop-Chop, officially Safa Square, belongs to the religious police which Prince Mohammed neutered in 2016.
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Because of Shon, we were finally able to take Bug to get neutered, then bring him back to his little colony.
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But because Zika can still be dangerous to adults, they wanted to work with a more neutered version of the virus.
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President Wilson sought unsuccessfully to have all such secret pacts neutered under the Versailles Treaty: only one of his many failures.
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If so, the result is a neutered presidency and an America that is safer because Trump is often not taken seriously.
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Furthermore, the letter states, original Hank was neutered and suspect Hank has no balls, so they must be the same dog.
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Mullins accused previous police commissioner Bill Bratton of "hypocrisy," and said current commissioner James O'Neill has been "neutered" by the administration.
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Or, I'm the opposite; I'm completely and totally neutered and asexual and never thought of as having a sexuality at all.
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After the pets are neutered or spayed, vaccinated and bathed, they are put up for adoption or sent to foster homes.
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They resist trials by civilian courts, and neutered President Enrique Peña Nieto's plan to turn up to 50,000 troops into policemen.
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In the north, 80 percent of dogs are spayed or neutered, compared with 15 percent in the south, the report said.
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The Russian resolution, which the Americans and their allies said would have neutered the panel's investigating powers, garnered only four votes.
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But the transition is far from perfect: Because the bears would not be able to look after cubs, they are neutered.
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The big picture: Medicare Advantage is the growth engine of the insurance industry, which has successfully delayed changes and neutered audits.
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Being able to occasionally swap in a telephoto lens just doesn't make up for the M100's limited capabilities and neutered functionality.
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Head coach Dan Bylsma was fired after Rutherford was brought on in 2014; his replacement, junior league coach Mike Johnston, neutered Crosby.
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Once the kittens are more independent, all of the babies and moms will be spayed/neutered, vaccinated and put up for adoption.
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Board members also heard testimony from members of a family that claimed the cat was theirs and neutered, according to USA Today.
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The Havanese pup was neutered Monday, so Gina will be able to take him home this week once the pupper has recovered.
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The princess was particularly opposed to the now-neutered Islamic religious police, known as the mutawa, and economic inequality in the kingdom.
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A rock 'n' roll sex symbol at last, just in time to be neutered by the inane whimpering of Coldplay and Travis.
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Work requirements could become a tool by which states can partially roll back Medicaid expansion or implement a neutered version of it.
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A cow is a female that has had at least one calf, while a steer is a male that has been neutered.
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And even if Asian men weren't portrayed as the yellow-faced villain or the neutered helpmate, they were still always the other.
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Older male dogs, primarily those that are not neutered, may develop an enlarged prostate that makes bowel movements (not urination) more difficult.
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"I never thought I was paying for a car that was neutered — I was paying less to get less range," he said.
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And if they formed a veto-proof majority, he'd be neutered by his own party on one of his key policy priorities.
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I think stand-up is neutered of genuine emotion, that you sneak a little bit into it and people are like, gasp!
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The national assembly remains neutered by the court's earlier rulings; the Organisation of American States called on Venezuela to restore its full powers.
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If a sick or non-neutered cat is discovered, the system will ping a nearby volunteer group to provide aid to the cat.
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But the PX just neutered all of that sadness for me; they anesthetized the exterior and left me all alone with my music.
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For those of you who fantasize of a cornucopia of threesomes, however, it looks like Tinder has all but neutered that dream.[Broadly]
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But the new Ryonghung iPad does sound nearly identical to the neutered Android tablet spotted in North Korean electronics stores back in 2013.
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By 2012, Megaupload had been taken to court, Rapidshare was neutered, and niche blogs had no reliable way to share their prized collections.
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Once the puppies are old enough to be spayed and neutered (about 8 to 10 weeks), they will be put up for adoption.
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Most troubling, PiS has neutered the constitutional tribunal and given lawmakers and ministers more power over the appointment of judges, threatening their independence.
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Certainly not America, where horror has been largely neutered, prompting genre purists like Eli Roth to embrace the less-restrictive Chilean film industry.
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Before these stories could be told to impressionable young children via the Disney conduit, however, they had to be cleaned up and neutered.
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Faced with extensive treatment that could have derailed the horse's Olympic bid, he was instead neutered, according to news reports at the time.
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A lot of things manage to do that nowadays, true, but the male waist trend only seems like another step toward neutered androgyny.
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Even the clean-cut waiters, who served vodka cocktails garnished with rose petals, personified the neutered charm of her eternally chaste boyfriend, Ken.
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No longer: These once-feared upholders of a puritanical Islamic order are now defanged — completely neutered, as the woman put it to me.
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Dogs abandoned in the wild are also more likely to carry rabies because they are less likely to be neutered, vaccinated and controlled.
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Recognizing that the Russian bear was neutered, dazed, and thanks to Boris Yeltsin, drunk, President Clinton was starting up where Patton left off.
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The first presidency is mostly real; the second presidency has been mostly imaginary ever since the failure of Obamacare repeal left Ryanism neutered.
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The Plaza accord, in this view, did succeed in defusing tensions between Japan and America, but only because it neutered Japan as a challenger.
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All but the four animals the owner didn't surrender were removed and will be spayed or neutered before they are put up for adoption.
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This "shadowban," as spotted by The Next Web, effectively shoves players into a neutered version of the game, where they can't see rare spawns.
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All but the four animals the owner didn't surrender were removed and will be spayed or neutered before they are put up for adoption.
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Wallace, the former Democratic, segregationist governor of Alabama did win five Southern states and 13.53 percent of the vote, but he had been neutered.
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They're the more than 150 dogs and cats, already vaccinated and neutered, at this pet-adoption celebration from the Mayor's Alliance for NYC's Animals.
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Though there was promise in a starburst-studded crepe and fluid silk scarf jacquards/silk knit mélange dress, the net effect was still neutered.
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One who hates the indie era or 'the neutered music that college-educated Millennials listen to' could argue that 'this is not very rock'n'roll.
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But even now, Chinese music sounds like a neutered copy of whatever is popular overseas, be it rock, K-pop, or now, hip-hop.
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Instead, it was the realization that, as a single soldier I am neutered, but as a part of a squad I can be useful.
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At eight weeks, the kittens are neutered and spayed and move around the corner to the A.S.P.C.A.'s adoption center on East 92nd Street.
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The board had been "neutered" by Mr. Cuomo's growing influence, said Veronica Vanterpool, a member who had been recommended by Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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One fades, and the other traditionally gets assimilated into the larger culture, with a kind of petting zoo gentility – welcome to Neutered York City.
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According to the Virginia facility's Facebook post, the shelter found a 7-year-old neutered male pit bull tied the porch of an abandoned house.
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The Association of Shelter Veterinarians' standards require vets to tattoo spayed and neutered shelter animals so that no one unnecessarily operates on the animals again.
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Beaumont said in a tweet Sunday that the ransomware remains largely neutered, unable to unpack and begin encrypting data, for reasons that remain a mystery.
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Think about it: A huge amount of what America consumes is made overseas, with the implicit consent of the nation's now nearly neutered industrial unions.
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Work requirements, in other words, could become a tool by which states can partially roll back Medicaid expansion or implement a neutered version of it.
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The Justice Department's handling of the matter added to concerns about whether the FBI was being "neutered as an organization," a US official told Insider.
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I'm assuming there's no easy fix: Most domestic cats are spayed or neutered, and if yours were an unaltered tom, you would have mentioned it.
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"It was thrilling: so much of the Thai food in New York is docile, its spice neutered in a bid for Western palates," she wrote.
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If the policy is approved, cat owners will have six months to register existing cats with the regional council and have them microchipped and neutered.
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Immediately after the election, the company's stock rallied to almost $18 from around $13 on speculation that the bureau would be neutered under President Trump.
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And yet, the emphasis of that key differentiator seems to have been neutered by self-serving calls for unity from the more establishment friendly candidates.
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In this exhibition, the power of "Pattern Folds" is made primarily decorative given a lack of relevant context, and neutered by a gorgeous museum setting.
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The neutered boy — who is also up to date on his shots — had regular vet care so he is healthy and has many active years left.
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Many games are still designed for use with the controller-free Gear VR, forcing you to point using your head and click with your neutered controller.
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Success, as Success Studies understands it, is boring—it's neutered and neutral and crushingly narcissistic, isolated and wary and terrified, but mostly no fun at all.
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You're taking away its right to enjoy a sex life if you, for example, have it spayed or neutered, which is what most animal lovers do.
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His most vocal supporters have been the ANC women's league, and its youth league, which he neutered by ousting its rabble-rousing former head, Julius Malema.
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Now that several central banks are pursuing QE policies, the bond-market vigilantes, who so terrorised governments in the 1980s and early 1990s, have been neutered.
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Officials say each puppy was spayed or neutered, and microchipped, and now that they've healed, they're ready to embark on their journeys to find loving homes.
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According to Corry, one unaltered female dog and her puppies can create 67,000 dogs in six years, if none of the dogs are spayed or neutered.
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Obviously, they've been neutered, and are effectively just animations now, but this would have destroyed your computer had you stumbled across it back in the day.
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He does, however, know how to make people want something, though this neutered display was not quite the tactic we imagined he would pull with us.
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It doesn't reinvent the wheel, but candy-paint synths and muscular drums set this one a few ticks above its competitors in the neutered trap category.
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Instead of abandoning cats, we must fight feline homelessness by starting at the roots and requiring that all cats be spayed and neutered and kept indoors.
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Now the Crocodile, with the help of the military, has dispatched Robert Mugabe to a long-overdue retirement and politically neutered Grace Mugabe and her allies.
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If gunmakers and sellers could be forced to litigate liability claims under all of those state laws, Remington argued, the federal immunity law would be neutered.
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This is just like this show — the best character, neutered and made into a ghost, while everybody else sits around and worries about what's to come.
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I have a feeling this may change once my name gets out there—I had death threats for two months when Olivia Neutered John first debuted.
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Opposition leaders suspected that even if they swept the statehouses, Mr. Maduro's constituent assembly, which now governs the country, would ensure that their governorships were neutered.
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Eventually, the House impeached him, and while he wasn't removed from office — the Senate fell one vote short — Republicans had neutered him as a political force.
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Some career employees saw a kind of strategic ambiguity at work, designed to muddle decision-making and insulate Mulvaney as he neutered the agency's enforcement work.
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"If you're allergic to only that specific protein in the male dog, you may be able to tolerate a female or a neutered dog," Wright said.
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Despite its importance, the court, at present, is completely neutered — only two judges currently sit on its panel and months occasionally pass without any permanent judges.
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Congress also should write legislation to overrule misguided cases that have neutered antitrust enforcement, and pass a strong privacy law with enough resources to enforce it.
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But where we are, more than five years into the Francis papacy, is that Pope Francis has almost completely neutered the traditional power structures in the Vatican.
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Since the majority of the cats were not spayed or neutered, it was easy for the number of cats in the apartment to grow out of control.
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After the opposition won a majority in the chamber in the previous year Mr Maduro neutered it, replacing it with a pseudo-parliament that obeys his orders.
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In Illinois, for example, it is a crime to own a dog that has not been spayed or neutered—but only for people with a criminal record.
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He used to comfortably fit into the realm of celebrity that neutered him (sort of) because he couldn't really act on the things he was yelling about.
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The HGTV aesthetic, as Kyle Chayka wrote for The Verge earlier this month, could be described as "neutered Scandinavianism," and it's already spread much further than Waco.
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All together, over 500,000 animals have been surgically implanted with Neuticles, prosthetic silicone testicles for neutered pets, according to Gregg A. Miller, who invented them in 1995.
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Or will the kidnapping of his child following his wife's public rebellion mean that he'll lose so much status among the Commanders as to be effectively neutered?
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"I know me and Mariah didn't end on a high note/ But that other dude's whipped — that p— got him neutered," Eminem raps on his new track.
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"I know me and Mariah didn't end on a high note/ But that other dude's whipped — that p— got him neutered," Eminem raps on his new track.
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That effectively neutered a government that was all but impotent in any case; Mr. Sánchez's Socialist party held less than a quarter of the seats in Parliament.
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The Naples Cat Alliance plans to care for the litter for several months until they are healthy enough to be spayed or neutered and put up for adoption.
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As Trip adjusted to his new, loving surroundings, the rescue also worked on his health, removing infected teeth, giving Trip a good grooming and getting the dog neutered.
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But acceptance of LGBT people has also rarely extended beyond the bounds of the sort of gay person Ellen represents: white, wealthy, desexualized, monogamous; neutered and relatively nonthreatening.
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For them, seeing the "the best phone ever" get neutered really hurts, and the only thing that'll soothe the pain is to hold onto the Note7 even tighter.
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From there, she snaps a few photos and puts the felines up for adoption, making sure they are spayed or neutered before they head to their new home.
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When I read the pitch email for the project, it felt like a funny, somehow neutered, distant way of looking at the election, which I need right now.
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The process involves packaging healthy genes into neutered viruses, ... which then act as vectors delivered in a single dose either into the bloodstream or .. where the disease is.
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The Voting Rights Act was designed to redress intimidation and discrimination, but since the Supreme Court effectively neutered the law, in the 2013 case of Shelby County v.
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The owner, who the agents explained had previously resisted getting his dogs neutered because "it might make them gay," had four pit bulls chained up in his backyard.
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At the genre's worst, it rewards singers with jab but no depth, who distend notes to the point of unrecognizability, creating a kind of neutered new-age sound.
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"We welcome a normal Google but not a neutered Google," said Liu Xingliang, head of research at the Beijing-based analytics firm Data Center of the China Internet.
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This neutered view of race, informed by bad recollections of history, forced Ron and continues to force many people of color to fit into boxes of docile activism.
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Homeless cats that are trapped, neutered and re-abandoned face daily battles against parasites, contagious diseases, predators on two legs and four, and more — battles they inevitably lose.
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Adopters are needed quickly so that more rescued cats can be spayed or neutered and become available for adoption, so if you're looking to adopt, now is the time.
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It avoided the mistakes made by the hackers behind the last global ransomware outbreak known as WannaCry, skipping the sort of "kill-switch" that neutered that earlier ransomware crisis.
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"A meet and greet is required at the shelter in Wantagh, NY, to assess his compatibility with potential siblings," the post says, adding that he's neutered, housebroken and healthy.
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The sanctuary has an "open door" policy, meaning that any cat found on the island will be taken in, given a name, a microchip, vaccinated, and spayed or neutered.
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Dianne Feinstein, the ranking member of the Judiciary Committee, said she supports the bill but also expressed concern that it could be neutered through amendments on the Senate floor.
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Yeah, sure, you could say it was a watered down game, because Fournette was out, and because Louisville's Heisman-winner Lamar Jackson was neutered by like a gajillion sacks.
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That year, very few Sundance films were about the election of Trump, with the exception of the baffling, neutered Trumped, from the producers of the Showtime series The Circus.
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In fact, by and large, they're just neutered props, designed to give texture to a game's universe, or to justify long-simmering gameplay conceits to a more sophisticated audience.
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The APPA also notes that 85% of dogs and 95% of cats are spayed or neutered, and Petfinder indicates that these surgeries can cost up to $200, possibly more.
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There are just three veterinarians in all of southern Dallas, making it difficult for pet owners to find care or get their pets spayed or neutered, Mr. Brodsky said.
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In 2016, North Carolina Republicans tried to defend a gerrymander that neutered the state's black vote by arguing that it wasn't targeted along racial lines, but rather partisan ones.
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The AI mimicking these human sounds and meanings is the same system that runs life support and archives on Titan—a neutered version of the CLOUD's search AI, Minerva.
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Competitiveness would be based on productivity, quality and innovation, not on suppressed wages and neutered unions, and workers across North America would have a say in their economic future.
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Rex Tillerson had the potential to be an effective secretary of state, but Bannon neutered him last week by denying him the ability to even select his own deputy.
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Conservation groups in Scotland are working to have feral cats neutered so that they will not further dilute the rarer breed, which is the United Kingdom's last native cat.
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Sponsored by Best Friends Animal Society, this adoption fair offers more than 25 dogs and cats, already vaccinated, microchipped and spayed or neutered, from local shelters and rescue groups.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT, turning Trebek into a "Jeopardy!" clue "I have not been this angry at a game-show host since Bob Barker tried to have me spayed or neutered.
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Way back in 1981, Republicans neutered the Consumer Product Safety Commission by introducing a law that allowed private companies to restrict what the safety agency could say about their products.
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Adopters are needed quickly so that more rescued cats can be spayed or neutered and become available for adoption, so if you're ready for a new furry friend, adopt now!
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The subsidiary irony, here, is that nothing but the NFL gives these squeakers a better chance to huff and puff in just this sort of righteous and fundamentally neutered way.
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Plus, the state has required that all of the animals be microchipped, spayed or neutered, and in possession of a health certificate from the vet before they are adopted out.
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Cashook started with a pair of wired Apple earbuds that he neutered and then upgraded with the guts from a cheap bone conducting headset he bought on eBay for cheap.
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The news outlet reported the police initially suspected citizens were taking the animals to get spayed or neutered, but that was disproved when the same cats were shaved multiple times.
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He says that Britain's cultural institutions remember a neutered version of punk, ignoring the truth and telling a safe, banal lie they can market to the tourists and the squares.
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The company fled from the public eye, and eventually emerged months later with a neutered version of the app, sans ratings and with ways for users to reject bad reviews.
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If that happens, post-election Donald Trump will be alone, despised by his own party, a failure rebuked by the nation, and politically neutered even more than he is today.
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When a dog winds up in a shelter, the rescue organization's first order of business is usually to make sure the animal is spayed or neutered, if it isn't already.
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However, Erdogan has effectively neutered his opposition, using the national police to crack down on opposition rallies and lock up dissidents, as well as rigging elections to secure electoral victories.
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"We want people to know that the NEA is not just some neutered government agency that gives money to book advocacy programs for kids," NEA Chairman Jane Chu told Hyperallergic.
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Had Blaine Amendments lost in court — and it seemed highly likely that they ultimately would — the most commonly deployed means of denying choice to underserved students would have been neutered.
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They will inevitably see a referendum as a betrayal, depicting it as a stitch-up in which Mrs May first neutered Brexit and then schemed to give Remainers a second chance.
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Thus, Democrats and Republicans will bring to the impeachment inquiry the different versions of reality that defined their responses to the Mueller investigation, and that neutered its effect on public opinion.
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Navigating your 20s and 30s can spurn growing disillusionment; for some, it marks a weird middle ground between the innocence of childhood and what can seem like a domesticated, neutered adulthood.
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While I'd like to recommend panicking as a general response to the world, a smaller or fully neutered Vision Fund II won't crash everything in the sphere of giant private companies.
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"Help control the pet population, have your pets spayed or neutered," are familiar words to game show fans and anyone who stayed home sick from school watching The Price Is Right.
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Because much of the law of public nuisance is vague and malleable, the courts can use an expanded interpretation of that tort to fill the void left by a neutered EPA.
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Unless accompanied by an array of nuts, jams, and finely shaved meats, I luxuriate only inside a crude cheddar, the waxy sheet of mozzarella on a pizza, a neutered parmigiano reggiano.
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But his cartoons were always so lurid, so gaudy, tactless, and fundamentally stupid that they were effectively defanged; all his poisonous ideology was neutered by the sheer silliness of its presentation.
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Thousands of independent rescue groups of all sizes have taken custody of shelter animals; they have fostered, groomed, spayed and neutered them, medically treated and trained them, and found them homes.
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A big difference is that Iraq's air defenses had been effectively neutered by ten years of no-fly-zone enforcement, and U.S. aircraft could fly with relative impunity to conduct airstrikes.
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She needs to be with someone, I didn't see her as wanting to be isolated and neutered and not human – she needs to be in a relationship, she's a passionate woman.
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But he risks falling into the same kind of limbo that neutered his predecessor as House speaker, John Boehner, whose agenda was constantly impaired by the nihilistic tendencies of his own caucus.
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The hacker seems to have been ejected from the server in June 2013 and unless the auction files contain newer exploits, most of these tools are probably neutered or out of date.
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Although there are activists and lawyers fighting against these changes, the greatest weapon against institutionalized racism within our voting process, the Voting Rights Act, was neutered by the Supreme Court in 2013.
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The Republican establishment has been remade in Trump's own image and the old guard — the Bushes and Romneys — that could conceivably mount some sort of challenge are out in the wilderness, neutered.
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Also, with an unemployment rate of 42 percent on the reservation, the cost of getting a dog or cat spayed or neutered is prohibitive for families living in extreme poverty, she says.
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The bill would have required hospitals to provide information to new parents about the signs, symptoms, and risk factors of postpartum depression, but it was effectively neutered by California's statewide budget crisis.
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The key complication for the West -- whose policy is already neutered after six years of hapless half-interventions in the war -- is that al Qaeda and remnants of ISIS also haunt Idlib.
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Experts note the administration's net neutrality repeal didn't just kill net neutrality—it neutered much of the FCC's consumer protection authority, leaving consumers more vulnerable than ever to abuse by telecom monopolies.
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With that in mind, "Now or Never" is worrisome; it's among her least vocally present songs (with a couple of blatant Rihanna-isms to boot), and moves at a slow, neutered creep.
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Jordan allegedly told police that the dog was "not good with kids" and that Smokey had bitten her son about a year ago, but she thought he had calmed down after being neutered.
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" Most of the cats have been deemed friendly, and Prince says the person feeding them likely had "good intentions but failed to get the stray cats they were feeding either spayed or neutered.
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Amid the chaos and leadership changes that have marked the Trump administration, Pompeo has neutered almost all other rivals for the president's attention: DNI Dan Coats was sidelined, ousted, and hasn't been replaced.
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At his daughter's school drop-off, he's the only father — except for one stay-at-home dad, a nerdy, neutered cautionary tale who seems to have left his Y chromosome in the minivan.
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And the recent crashes of two Boeing airplanes have raised serious concern that the Federal Aviation Administration, which has a long history as an effective regulator, has been neutered by the aviation industry.
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On Wednesday, at a public hearing of the state's Fish and Game Commission, ferret owners argued in favor of a petition to allow special permits for ferrets that have been neutered and vaccinated.
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This hasn't happened to punks as much as it's happened to "classic rock," which has been absorbed into safe society, and neutered, so that everybody thinks Jerry Garcia's just this happy, cartoon Santa Claus.
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Instead of having the other dogs neutered or seeking out training, Sherman's owner decided to surrender the dog to a city shelter in Chicago and sign a form allowing the shelter to euthanize Sherman.
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" But Keating also takes on the consequences: "Acceptance of LGBT people has also rarely extended beyond the bounds of the sort of gay person Ellen represents: white, wealthy, desexualized, monogamous; neutered and relatively nonthreatening.
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I criticized it earlier for being neutered in the name of not making DC fans any angrier — but for the DC fans out there who are frustrated, that might actually be a good thing.
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Russia's electoral politics have long been neutered by President Vladimir Putin, who decides who can or cannot run; the population assumes the role of a television audience with little say over the show's content.
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But Mueller's nuanced report, a decision to avoid a prosecutorial recommendation and an aggressive administration effort to defuse some of his most damaging findings neutered the impact of the report he published in April.
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Once the kittens no longer need to nurse, all eight of them plus mom will be spayed or neutered, vaccinated and microchipped, which means they will all be ready to find their forever homes.
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But in place of populism, France got a sort of humanist but all-powerful leader who muses aloud about the solitary exercise of power, faces little internal dissent, and has effectively neutered the opposition.
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Presented by the Petco Foundation and supported by groups including the Mayor's Alliance for NYC Animals, this rally will offer more than 200 adoptable dogs, cats and rabbits, all vaccinated and spayed or neutered.
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He was recently neutered, but he was filthy and covered in fleas; it appeared from his condition that he had been living outside for quite some time (probably both before and after the neutering).
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Mr. Rosenstein's supporters said his response was a deft deflection that achieved three immediate needs: It neutered a troubling request, appeared responsive to the president's demands and allowed Mr. Rosenstein to keep his job.
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He was an impresario of the early Internet, and among the first and best-known poets to embrace blogging in its heyday, before social media neutered the form as a mode of online expression.
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Ulla's new pet parents plan to keep and care for Ulla's babies, which should arrive any day now, until they are old enough to be spayed/neutered and adopted out to their own loving homes.
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You know a show has been culturally neutered when even Ant and Dec dumb themselves down for it, and there was something symbolic about them getting out a flamethrower as part of their first skit.
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The inspector and others from the RSPCA helped the husband of the dog owner renovate and clean his home, and later returned four of the 82 Chihuahuas, now all neutered or spayed, to the man.
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This year-long format transforms the smallness of the space into an ethical directive to think carefully and thoroughly about its shifting contents — fast conclusions are neutered by the knowledge of more parts to come.
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Instead, Ms. Grande delivers neutered British-influenced dance-pop with an occasional sprinkled lyric — "We way too fly to partake in all this hate/We out here vibing" — that scans more as discourtesy than tribute.
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Baidu also mentions in its blog post that many stray cats tend to not be neutered, meaning that they can just continue to mate and spawn more cats, worsening the living conditions of the cats overall.
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Pratt is still engaging — Star-Lord continues to be the ultimate distillation of his movie-star persona, and even while neutered, the character still outshines Pratt's performances in things like The Magnificent Seven or Jurassic World.
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Iran has repeatedly warned Europe in recent weeks that it would begin walking away from an accord neutered by a maximalist American campaign of sanctions that blocked Tehran's oil sales abroad and targeted its top officials.
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Separately, Pai is also facing a corruption investigation by his own agency's nonpartisan inspector general amid allegations he neutered decades-old media consolidation rules explicitly to aid Sinclair Broadcasting Group's $3.9 billion acquisition of Tribune Media.
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Kilicdaroglu vowed the march was only the "the first step," and that opposition to Erdoğan's rule needs to take place in the streets, since the ruling powers had effectively neutered parliament, the media, and the courts.
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It feels like a neutered version of Dahl, one without the gleeful derangement of Gene Wilder in the 1971 screen adaptation Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory, or Anjelica Huston in the 1990 version of The Witches.
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But after a week of seeing Gaylord being judged by hateful, hateful people, I have decided I can't hide, I need to get out here and fight as hard as I do in Olivia Neutered John.
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When she told her young son — who, she notes, "has a strange, unchildlike interest in taxidermy" — that it was time to get the family dog neutered, he excitedly suggested turning the testicles into a key ring.
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Facebook Messenger gets an unsend feature Months after TechCrunch caught Facebook deleting all of Mark Zuckerberg's messages without telling the recipients — or deleting their messages — a neutered version of that same feature is now available to consumers.
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While scanning a cat's face at the door, the cameras are also apparently capable of checking the cat for diseases and also to see if the cat has been neutered by trying to spot an ear tag.
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With Islamist parties largely neutered and an economy still in freefall, Sisi cemented his power, suppressing dissent and restoring Egypt to the kind of military-backed system of government that Mursi hoped to have ended for good.
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G1 Santa Catarina shared that the hospital workers all pitch in to care for Negão, and since his arrival, he has been vaccinated, neutered, and continues to receive care from employees who regularly bathe and feed him.
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First, it used to match the wrong versions of songs (meaning your explicit-tagged Jay-Z albums were now neutered) — and although Apple has fixed many of those mismatches, more seem to crop up all the time.
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A new recording of selected tales from the Brothers Grimm produced by Listening Library uses the 1884 English translation by Margaret Hunt, which, rather like Baby Bear's porridge, falls somewhere between the unexpurgated and the totally neutered.
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This neutered 16-year-old James Dean pastiche is every brooding schoolboy who told you he'd die for you then had a change of heart four weeks later after falling for a plain Sally in your class.
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Witness the current black experience in the Democratic presidential primaries: Their concerns are marginalized in a selection process that entitles white regions; their authentic candidates are neutered in a system that rewards white billionaires and financial interests.
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Dogs in particular are very susceptible to experiencing false pregnancies, with female dogs that breed with castrated male dogs or female dogs that are neutered often displaying all the signs of pregnancy except the actual puppies after mating.
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The humane society's website says that before the foster cats leave the shelter through the Office Cat program, the cats are spayed or neutered, microchipped, de-wormed, treated for fleas and ticks, vaccinated, and tested for Feline Leukemia.
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You know, before all the lucrative speeches and before he got a piece of the franchise and before David Forst gained the title of general manager and before Brad Pitt fired Grady Fuson and neutered Philip Seymour Hoffman.
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My most notable bands are probably Suicide Wraith and the somewhat notorious Olivia Neutered John, although I have at least a dozen other small projects I operate out of my own small label named Blackened Death Records. Oh!
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But the reserved, slow and steady approach has long frustrated some investors and employees, who believe that it has neutered growth, according to interviews with more than a dozen people who have worked with or for the company.
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Using Sidecar in conjunction with the Apple Pencil opens up some new possibilities, like the ability to draw on the iPad while using proper desktop drawing apps like Adobe Illustrator rather than Adobe's somewhat neutered iPad drawing apps.
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In its current, neutered form, the bill provides exclusive authority to the Attorney General to enforce the Act, which means regular citizens won't be able to bring forward a case regarding tech giants recording them in their homes.
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As the RAND report notes, Congress passed a bill in 2010 that attempted to curtail corruption at agencies like CBP, but that law was neutered by the Republican-controlled House in 2017 in an effort to speed up hiring.
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Roger, who resembles a Himalayan with his blue eyes and long tan coat, was discovered immobile with no use of his back legs, no control of his bodily functions, not neutered — and with a bullet lodged in his spine.
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One danger of focusing so much ire on a single personality—even one as deserving of contempt as Trump—is that once that person is defeated, or even neutered, the anger may dissipate, or become much harder to harness.
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But as legal expert Nicholas Bagley has pointed out, even with the court wins, health insurers may not be able to collect their risk corridor money until Congress appropriates funds — the same Congress that neutered the risk corridor payments.
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Beth hand-delivers the cats to their new human parents — already spayed or neutered — with everything they would need to care for the cat including food, a litter box and the cats' favorite toys from their time with her.
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When the researchers tested testicular tissue for chemical content (in dogs retired from breeding or neutered for other reasons), they found concentrations of chemicals that had been common in electrical transformers and paint, and others still used in plastics.
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As neither party has managed to keep control of the Senate for more than eight years straight since 1980, both can hope to pass significant laws during their times in office if the filibuster is neutered or killed outright.
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Even without that thumbs-down, you can sense what a particularly perverse fantasy this is: that absolution resides in a neutered black man needing a white guy not only to protect and serve him, but to love him, too.
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First, it denies the obvious eroticism of female nudes such as Manet's "Olympia" (1863) and Ingres' "Grande Odalisque" (1814) whose sexual content has been neutered by what Nanette Salomon, an American art historian, calls "the fiction of the 'purified' art object".
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"White males in this environment seem to be expected to constantly atone for their existence by telegraphing their exclusive concern for every demographic group but their own, like a neutered puppy-dog or some Justin Trudeau man-child," Povey wrote.
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He effectively neutered the Paris Agreement through a series of executive orders, including his March 28 order that directed the Environmental Protection Agency to begin the process of withdrawing the Obama-era Clean Power Plan and reviving the nation's coal industry.
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Mr. Trump has effectively neutered the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau by handing control of it temporarily to his budget chief, Mick Mulvaney, who has done the bidding of big banks as a bureaucrat and when he was a House member.
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That adds a layer of complexity, but the researchers note that a thief could simply turn the barrel with a screwdriver or hot-wire the car's ignition switch, just as car thieves did before the introduction of immobilizers neutered those techniques.
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And while Wood later brought in an academic as an expert witness to testify to how many headlines the phrase had generated around the world, Spiro neutered the evidence in pretrial motions and prevented the witness from talking about their impact.
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All will be spayed and neutered, and any that need veterinary care will receive it before being released back into a special cat area inside Maracana's grounds equipped with play areas that will hopefully keep them safe even after the Olympics are over.
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By now, 22 years after Hong Kong became a Chinese Special Administrative Region, the country's rulers had expected the territory's people to have accepted their allotted fate: a life of well-fed but politically neutered domestication, like so many golden-egg-laying geese.
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But their authority was effectively neutered on the tarmac of an Arizona airport on June 29th when Bill Clinton paid a surprise visit to Attorney General Loretta Lynch (at the time, the cabinet officer in charge of the investigation of his wife's emails).
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In this fascinating case of self-censorship, a Twitter user proclaims her love of anal but has the decency to censor herself where it really matters:During the election, Viceland had a strong message for Trump—although one asterisk really neutered the message.
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Chris Mendiola of Southlake, Texas, discovered the answer the hard way late last year after posting Facebook pics of him and his rescue pit bull, Bear, sporting matching tattoos of a universal symbol veterinarians use to mark pets that have been neutered.
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Like many directors with a strong background in advertising (as Mr. Scott has), he can load seemingly inconsequential visual details with significance, using Morgan's ovoid face and androgyne appearance to underscore Lee's insistence on viewing her as no more than a neutered product.
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Now, even as profits slump a bit, Wall Street is buying into an industry that has helped kill legislation that would've tackled egregious billing practices and secretive contracting, scored potential repeals of the Affordable Care Act's taxes, and neutered most drug pricing proposals.
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She said that after the man was told he could not adopt a dog until he got his own dogs neutered, he made his way to the second-floor rabbit room, where Sunny, who is 5 months old, lived with Honey, her sister.
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" The artist uses funds from the sale of the artwork (consisting of a certificate, alongside a sculptural installation of Diet Pepsi and Diet Coke cans) to purchase equal shares of common stock in two rival companies, producing what he calls a "neutered gesture.
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When they're marking their territory by spraying—or in a neutered cat, phantom spraying (when no urine comes out)—they will point their tail bolt upright in the air, 90 degrees to the spine, and the tip of it will flick from side to side.
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One would hardly know it nowadays, with a dominant president riding roughshod over a long-emasculated Congress, which has been further neutered by partisan loyalty that further undermines the founders' system of checks and balances (which was created before the advent of political parties).
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The success of Brexit neutered UKIP, the main nationalist-populist rival to the Conservatives, and May's unwavering support for implementing the national referendum — even though she'd opposed it before it passed — drew UKIP members, including those who formerly leaned Labour, into the Conservative tent.
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So, while President Trump can easily say no to virtually anything that's put on the table at the summit, and thereby insure a neutered G-20, he will have a much harder time getting the other countries to say yes to his "America First" agenda.
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After some deliberation, the owner agreed to let PETA take two of the dogs to be spayed and neutered, so we shoved aside the house-cubes and dragged new plywood houses from the van, each one spray painted with the number for PETA's hotline.
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After leading street protests that turned violent and demonstrated the level of popular discontent, the opposition quickly lost steam as Mr. Maduro, ignoring threats of international censure, plowed ahead with the vote for the Constituent Assembly last July and neutered the opposition-controlled National Assembly.
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The legislature, which has been led by the opposition since last year, was neutered over the summer when President Nicolás Maduro engineered the creation of a new lawmaking body composed entirely of his supporters, a move widely criticized in Venezuela and abroad as unconstitutional.
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Not only was everything from libraries to mass media neutered and censored under Castro, but when he formally stepped down in 2008, Castro's Cuba was the only country besides China that had more than 20 journalists jailed for the crime of plying their trade.
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Anyway, this being Rick and Morty, the people behind this clip of course find a way to be elitist about Logic's music too, pandering to those who felt that Everybody presented a neutered version of the rapper he proved himself to be on his mixtapes. Sure.
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The dog was taken by the Rescue at one point to be neutered and was then to go to a foster, however he was returned the same day as he attacked and tried to bite the vet and the vet then refused to treat the dog.
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By now, 22 years after the British colony became a Special Administrative Region of China, its people were supposed to have accepted the fate envisioned for them by rulers in Beijing: a life of well-fed but politically neutered domestication, like so many golden-egg laying geese.
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Few people with long-term knowledge have held hope for a viable peace process, as opposed to continuing one-sided efforts to force Palestinians to acquiesce to a neutered, Swiss-cheese, quasi-self-governing entity nowhere near close to the normal, independent nation-state they wish.
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Mr. Stoike's solution: Always have at least one "working cat" — a feral cat that has been spayed or neutered, but isn't a good candidate to be a pet because it hasn't been socialized to live with humans and, perhaps, has lived outdoors for most of its life.
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The cats are spayed or neutered, given a rabies vaccine, and their ears are tipped — a tiny sliver of the top of the cat's ear is removed, using anesthesia, by making a straight cut with a scalpel — a signal that the cat has already been altered.
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Under Chief Justice John Roberts, the Court has denied Medicaid coverage to millions of poor people, neutered the Voting Rights Act, authorized new waves of voter suppression, unleashed the power of money for entrenched interests and would-be oligarchs, and opened the door to extreme partisan gerrymandering.
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Under the unified rules of MMA the front headlock and its sister grips have been neutered somewhat so it's always nice to see someone making the most of it over in ONE FC. Marlon Moraes defended his WSOF bantamweight title by first round knockout against Joseph Barajas.
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At the same time, the country reportedly released its own in-house knock-off of Apple's Mac OS X, called Red Star 3.0: Nobody knows what OS the Ryonghung IPad will run on, but if past tablets are any indication, it'll likely be a heavily-neutered form of Android.
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Officials are concerned about whether the FBI is being 'neutered as an organization'One US official who works in counterintelligence told Insider that staff at the bureau were not only "blindsided" by the contents of Trump's call with Zelensky but also frustrated with the Justice Department's handling of the matter.
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Because all of these projects are about straight women, the way they depict drag queens feels little more progressive than the convention of the gay best friend, popular in 1990s romantic comedies like "My Best Friend's Wedding": neutered, a sidekick existing solely to catalyze change in the main character.
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Under conditions of extreme polarization, where at least one party cares more about defeating its political opponents than safeguarding against abuses of power, the impeachment power is neutered unless the president's opposition has the House and a two-thirds majority in the Senate (an extremely unlikely set of circumstances).
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Should Republicans remain united, however, there is little Democrats could do to impede a nomination, because a series of rules changes has neutered the filibuster when it comes to judicial picks, meaning the majority party can push through the president's choice without a single vote from the minority.
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Giving a theological defense of liberalism is one of the oldest arguments in America, but many have been convinced that religiously neutered political discourse is the safest form of public speech about the things that matter most — other such conversations are private and not to be had in public.
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As we watch Nazis become en vogue and facism gain mainstream clout, the lessons of World War II are more vital than ever, but for a lot of people, it's something drawn from a dusty history book or a commercialized, politically neutered setting for video games or movies.
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"If the president undercuts what he is trying to achieve diplomatically, convinces people that whatever you agree to with the secretary of state will be overturned by the president ... then he is basically neutered," said Richard Boucher, a former top U.S. diplomat who now teaches at Brown University.
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I think it's going to be led, strangely enough, by Republicans because the Democrats have been neutered and the more they get angry and upset, the more elections they lose, so they're seen as an aging home, but not the cute Ron Howard aging home with wise people.
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This completely undermines his vision of himself as "Daddy Fun Times," and puts him in contact not only with an assortment of moms but the one dad (Matt Cook) who regularly occupies this role, a guy so neutered as to be positively thrilled to have an "alpha male" in his orbit.
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It was a surprise to notice that the co-author of the innocuous, slow-moving screenplay is Andrew Bujalski, a charter member of the mumblecore indie-film movement and the writer and director of the wonderful "Support the Girls," especially as the new film ends with a paean to neutered domesticity.
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"Through Facebook we have discovered that she is part of a feral colony that has been spayed and neutered by the fishermen on Harris who feed them and in return the cats keep down the mice and rat population!" reads a Facebook post from Argyll Animal Aid, who took the cat in.
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Commercial success neutered Ice T's street-level, historically oriented, sleep-with-one-eye-open usage so that the "haters" just became bitter homies and other rappers and their entourages (hear Nas's brilliant, spiteful "Hate Me Now," from 1999, and the 2009 track "Hate," by Jay Z and Kanye West, from "The Blueprint 3").
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Too often statements of faith (or lack thereof) can become a weapon for the religious right to attack progressives such as Warren; plus, the broad evangelical support enjoyed by a thrice-married philandering habitual liar has pretty much neutered any argument that this segment of the American faithful genuinely cares about morality.
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They died (John McCain, George and Barbara Bush), made their various Faustian bargains (Paul Ryan, Lindsey Graham), confronted voters in Trump-friendly places and self-neutered accordingly (Ted Cruz in Texas, Mitt Romney in Utah), retired (Senators Bob Corker and Jeff Flake) or were primaried out of their misery (Representative Mark Sanford).
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Similarly Islamists were handed another victory when Islamist evolutionary jihadist terrorism was neutered as mere "violent extremism," under the Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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In front of a packed audience at the 92Y in New York City, Bruni told the celebrity chef that they would be talking about politics "in a very neutered, safe way" and asked Garten, who was promoting her new cookbook Cook Like a Pro, if she thought people are eating differently because of the political mood in the country.
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Two more showdowns ensue: Jaime opposite the High Sparrow, in which the Kingslayer gets to recapture some of the 'tude neutered by his three seasons of redemption, clutching the hilt of his sword as he tells the Faith Militant's unimpressed ringleader, "You must long for the next life," before rattling off every bad thing he's ever done.
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Popcast Listen to this week's podcast | Subscribe: iTunes | RSS | Stitcher| Audioboom "Closer," the tepidly thumping collaboration between the club-pop production duo the Chainsmokers and the singer Halsey, is currently in its ninth week atop the Billboard Hot 100, the capstone on a year that has seen neutered, buffered dance music fully infuse itself into the pop mainstream.
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Ghastly as it might seem to expose people to literal poison, scientists have been using neutered, non-contagious endotoxins to make people mildly sick for decades, with no serious side-effects that we know of (That's not to say that scientists don't have a long history of unethically exposing people to dangerous illnesses for research, of course, even as recently as this decade).
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On television, being Jewish has often been used as a self-deprecating punchline — see Larry David buying fraudulent High Holiday tickets off a scalper and being accused of being a self-hating Jew for listening to Wagner on Curb Your Enthusiasm — or it's downplayed altogether (think of Jerry Seinfeld's fascination with dating "shiksas" on Seinfeld or Ross's neutered, nebbish character on Friends).
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It doesn't feel any more true-to-life than the Disney Channel's "High School Musical" series did, but it demonstrates a refreshing John Hughes-like frankness about the subject of sex (mainly, that it's a natural thing that people do when they love one another) in a genre that's too often neutered, or worse, exploited for "American Pie"-style raunch.
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But in large part because of Mitch McConnell's machinations — including the blockade of the Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland on patently specious grounds — they'll face a court even more conservative than the one that neutered the Medicaid expansion (one of the most important features of the Affordable Care Act) and gutted the Voting Rights Act during President Barack Obama's eight years in office.
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Over the past two years, the huge collapse in gasoline prices has had largely neutered inflationary pressures, but if further price collapses in energy prices are not forthcoming — that is, if one does not believe gasoline prices will reach $1 per gallon at the pump — then it is inevitable that housing costs will dictate overall inflation and interest-rate policy in the near future.
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With Attorney General Loretta Lynch neutered by her tarmac twosome with Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE, the imperturbable Comey stepped up and delivered, leaving many of us wondering about the vast gulf between the letter of the law and the spirit of its application to the Clintons.
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Yet these men never seem quite so trammeled or devoured by domesticity, nor so possessed by its utopian visions: It may be the last laugh of patriarchy that men are better at being women than women are; but perhaps in relinquishing the role of housewife a woman robs it of its sting, and hands over a neutered identity where a basic willingness and competence are all that's required.
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Algeria is not a dictatorship —_ there is a semi-free press, and a vocal, if neutered, political opposition — but power is exercised in a way that is mysterious even to its own citizens, and is thought to emanate from a troika consisting of Mr. Bouteflika's brother, a handful of powerful industrial chieftains who have benefited from state contracts, and the ever-present military in the person of the army chief of staff.
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WFAN is as janky as it has ever been, with the same neutered guitar squalls and featureless male vocals singing corny jingles and redundant updates and endless reeling skeins of canned ads ("Rocket Mortgage by Quicken Loans proudly supports Mike Francesa"; "Guys Don't Talk About Antiperspirant") and host-read ads (Infiniti of Massapequa, Marvin Windows And Doors) and an ad Francesa recorded for a "longtime friend"'s credit union on Long Island that was somehow both.
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What we do need, though, maybe, are records that take what lies at the heart of "Control", the very basic idea that "hey, maybe it would be good if the world we lived in wasn't so ruthlessly, breathtakingly unequal," and critique it, shine a light on it, make it something a bit more than the sound of a neutered punk rocker bellowing orders are orders are orders are orders like a particularly pissed off Sears worker.
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Daphna had thought there was a chance he'd relinquish Marley to them so he could have a new, freer existence, but as she asked him how he'd been and started to lean on his conscience, the man gently fended her off, insisting his granddaughter liked to play with the dog when she came around, and made a joke about how the agents had taken away "his dog's loving" when they'd neutered Marley on a previous visit.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (R-Texas) to his face at a recent campaign rally, joking that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE neutered him.
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" Much of mainstream country music signals or valorizes the virtues of rigid gender roles; Brad Paisley's late-2000s country smash "I'm Still A Guy" is one of the more ridiculous examples — "Yeah, with all of these men lining up to get neutered / It's hip now to be feminized / But I don't highlight my hair / I've still got a pair / Yeah, honey, I'm still a guy" — but even recent hits like Blake Shelton's country radio chart-topper "I'll Name The Dogs" include lines like "you be the pretty and I'll be the funny.
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