State police, or the local non-native police typically have no jurisdiction to investigate on Yakama Nation land, unless the investigation involves a non-native person.
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As the story unfolded, I couldn't help noticing the irony of tuning in to the fate of a non-Native man, killed by non-Native people on an Indian reservation.
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On Macquarie Island between Australia and Antarctica, removing the non-native cats caused the non-native rabbit population to spike, destroying much of the island's native vegetation, according to one study.
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Everyone and everything that's non-native — that is, alien — is threatening.
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Why should we care about the spread of non-native species?
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"Every non-Native who walks in that door makes mistakes," Houston said.
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The author of this post is a non-native speaker of English.
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I can't imagine how non-native, American-English speaking constructors do it.
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The fact that corn is a non-native species boosts the effect.
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They found a similar discrepancy between non-native and native English speakers.
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We would have a different reaction if this was a non-native.
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Meanwhile meanwhile, non-native cross-platform development platforms are growing in popularity.
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California annually imports some two million non-native bullfrogs for human consumption.
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Non-native species such as flatworms can wreak havoc on native wildlife.
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So many young non-Native people have been drawn to this cause.
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And not least, is a non-Native reader qualified to review it?
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How can hurricanes like Dorian lead to the spread of non-native species?
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Until the 1970s, Yosemite stocked its waterways with non-native trout for fishing.
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People have been excited about eating non-native species for a long time.
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Green iguanas aren't the only non-native species currently creating problems in Florida.
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Non-native speakers may not be able to show off their brilliance easily.
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I'm just another non-native whose mom told him we were part-Cherokee.
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The teams discovered large amounts of non-native obsidian rock in the basin.
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Eighty-six percent of sexual assaults are committed by non-native men, like Townsend.
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ENGLISH, non-native speakers are often told, is vital for a high-flying career.
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In determining whether a resort introduced non-native animals, geography matters; so does zoology.
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A cargo dock on San Cristóbal Island in Galapagos where non-native species thrive.
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The fires were partly blamed on the spread of non-native trees, especially eucalyptus.
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But, as Mr Skapinker notes, there are advantages to being a non-native, too.
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That shortage leads to non-Native foster parents taking in kids from tribal communities.
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"They knew they didn't fit in with the non-Native foster families," said Mrs.
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Bieler believes that T. vandyensis could be invasive, or non-native, to the Florida Keys.
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Exotic, or non-native, species are a likely culprit, but perhaps not the only one.
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Activists hold hands during a prayer circle that included Native-Americans and non-Native activists.
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Competition from non-native wild dogs and habitat destruction also contributed to the tigers' decline.
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It's really hard to explain to non-Native people how important land is to us.
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Dull English sentences were transformed into something hilarious when said in a non-native accent.
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The agency is even punishing non-Native service providers simply for partnering with tribal businesses.
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The fish, which were overabundant and non-native, had thrown the whole system off balance.
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However, other analysts have noted before that only five non-native apps see heavy use monthly.
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A non-Native American community had successfully blocked the pipeline from being constructed through its territory.
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And those particular resources can be impacted by the introduction and establishment of non-native species.
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Hunter said Smith's messages didn't seem like they were coming from a non-native English speaker.
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In Spain, non-native crayfish serve as prey for migratory wetland birds, including some endangered species.
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Previously, non-native Apple Watch apps had to connect to a phone to send these notifications.
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One non-Native family, above, is challenging that law, and a federal court decision is imminent.
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The only unnatural thing here is having non-native animals in a native animal's territory unprotected.
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My Family's Slave [Read] Nearly half of Houston's valedictorians and salutatorians are non-native English speakers.
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Plus, it's a great way for non-native English speakers to ensure nothing gets lost in translation.
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The practice of non-native artists leveraging the subject matter of American Indians has a problematic past.
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They are new to science and very likely non-native—but what it their natural source region?
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During World War II, heavy ship traffic brought the non-native brown tree snake to the island.
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The man who violated her as a toddler, a non-Native American, was never brought to justice.
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" Stringer, throughout the conversation, continues to refer to immigrants and non-native English speakers as a "burden.
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Or, perhaps, a commentary on the social engineering of people's perceptions of children and non-native speakers.
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What do you think is important for non-Native Americans to know this Native American Heritage Month?
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But now, tribes are asserting themselves in a way that demands the attention of non-Native Americans.
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Representatives Ruben Gallego and Raúl Grijalva remain two of the most steadfast non-Native defenders of Indian Country in either chamber of Congress, and even Republicans like Cherokee Nation citizen Markwayne Mullin and Chickasaw citizen Tom Cole and non-Native Paul Cook have made strides to defend Indian Country.
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Practicing visual and curatorial sovereignty comes at the expense of non-Native understanding — as well it should be.
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In the Oceti Sakowin camp, native and non-native alike danced to celebratory drumming that blasted through loudspeakers.
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We're writing for people who have limited vocabulary either because of education or for non-native English speakers.
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Those non-native speakers can always go away and speak their languages privately before rejoining the English conversation.
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Indeed, several non-Native American readers said the name was intended to evoke positive images of Native Americans.
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There's also been some discomfort around a non-Native American family profiting from a history that isn't theirs.
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There's still some growth, but it seems that's being sopped up by the rise of non-native development.
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Burke is well-aware of his museum's commitment to build a relationship between indigenous and non-native communities.
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Crow's Shadow also hosts non-Native artists to foster exchange and educate others about contemporary Native American life.
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But he came with some baggage: a non-native multimillionaire squaring off against the local populist and celebrity.
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But the goats also serve another purpose: ridding the property of non-native, invasive plants and other vegetation.
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Veterans' groups were hoping to bring 2,000 Native and non-Native veterans to Standing Rock over the weekend.
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New Zealanders have plenty of experience taking drastic steps to save the country from destructive, non-native species.
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During her career, Picotte cared for thousands of Native and non-Native patients across Nebraska, leaving a lasting legacy.
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The release also means non-native pheasants are the UK's most common bird for the majority of the year.
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California and Texas educate nearly a quarter of American children, many of them poor and non-native English-speakers.
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A year later, I have to admit that I use very few non-native apps on the Apple Watch.
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In the first six months the watch was available, the non-native app experiences on the watch were slow.
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In Hawaii, especially near Hilo, a non-native semi-slug with high larval loads likely accounts for worsening infections.
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It was only at college that she began to understand those experiences from a non-Native perspective — as art.
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According to Schilling&aposs article in Indian Country Today, the Chiefs got their name from a non-Native man.
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But beyond that, it also provides a great opportunity for non-Native audiences to become acquainted with the concepts.
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With this condition met, the recipient immune systems appeared to have been none the wiser about non-native cells.
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Resorts are frequently located in exotic destinations, where non-native vacationers often come into close proximity with native wild animals.
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Now, thousands of Indigenous and non-Native people are occupying these ancestral lands, peacefully gathering in protest against the pipeline.
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Prairie dogs are extremely susceptible to sylvatic plague, a non-native disease that can devastate populations, depriving ferrets of food.
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The curriculum at GAC centers is designed to teach non-native English speakers reading, writing and other skills for college.
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There are no police, and the colorful houses are passed down through generations, so there are no non-native residents.
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If non-Native people wanted to help you in this fight, what are some steps you think they should take?
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If non-native people wanted to help you in this fight, what are some steps you think they should take?
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"I found dead tadpoles and Gambusia [small, non-native mosquitofish], which was surprising, because nothing kills Gambusia normally," he said.
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The Singapore ant is overrunning the islands without any natural competitor, and non-native wasps are eating the local butterflies.
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And there's evidence that this propaganda machine does have a real-world impact on learning: A 2019 study found that non-English-speaking countries that routinely subtitle their non-native television shows have a higher English-language proficiency, while countries that dub non-native TV into the local language have a lower English-language proficiency.
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In a 4-4 tie, the Supreme Court leaves room for non-native members to face their day in tribal courts.
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Most language learning apps, even tutoring platforms, can only help students gain basic proficiency in a non-native language, Muse says.
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But, in fact, he said, they've been surprised to find Jollibee's distinct taste has a home among non-native patrons, too.
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Much has been made about the complexities, contradictions, and conflicts of interest in Curtis's masterwork, by Native and non-Native scholars.
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She'd be the first non-native English speaker in the role, as USA Today notes (she speaks at least five languages).
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Ahead, what Reyes wants to hear more of on the campaign trail and what she wants non-Native women to know.
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According to the National Institute of Justice, most of the sexual violence perpetrated against Native women is by non-Native men.
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But if it were up to many people in Hawaiʻi, native and non-native, the telescope would be built somewhere else.
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That is now a policy, not just serving the Cherokee nation but other tribal members and non-Native Americans as well.
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Most readers, Native American and non-Native American alike, agreed that the decision should be left up to American Indian tribes.
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"The 9/11 terror plot also encourages indiscriminate attacks on non-native speakers of Cantonese and starting mountain fires," it said.
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The history of non-Native people in the region is, for the most part, a stunning panorama of hubris and stupidity.
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The study also considered planting trees on savannas and grasslands, where planting non-native trees could cause problems for local species.
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And he maintains that if he wins, there are only a few non-Native residents and colleagues he'll have to win over.
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A snakehead fish is considered a non-native invasive species, which means it affects native species by competing for food and habitat.
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Wild brumbies, for example — a non-native breed of wild horses — have no trouble trotting across the scalding landscape with their hooves.
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And actually, we had mostly non-Native, Caucasian men coming onto the reservations and terrorizing the women sexually and with domestic violence.
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Experts estimate that 500 types of non-native fish and wildlife roam the state, though not all of them are considered harmful.
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Instead of recognizing the impact of livestock, however, refuge officials blame bird declines on non-native carp in the streams and lakes.
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DCLeaks claims to be the work of patriotic American activists but is written in a way that suggests non-native English speakers.
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As a non-native reader and speaker, she skipped around question texts leaving me to interpret them, along with the answer categories.
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In confining them, they were doing what they also did to non-native merchants including Greeks, Turks, Armenians, Persians and, ironically, Germans.
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This number likely does not include individuals who went immediately to a non-Native hospital or ICU because their symptoms were serious.
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"Non-native beach owners can manage their beach more effectively using tools and technologies that First Nations people have developed," Hatch says.
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The restrictions on tribal sovereignty in Ernst's bill, she added, speaks to how many non–Native American lawmakers feel about tribal courts.
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In the Intermountain West, one can at least find remnant patches of native vegetation; on Point Reyes pastures, non-native grasses dominate.
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By blurring Native and non-Native elements, Gibson keeps these questions alive and insures that the art remains central to our answers.
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But in Britain, we've had nearly 2,000 species of non-native plants and animals established in the last couple of thousand years.
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The sender responded immediately in fluent but non-native English, Kem said, urging her to open the document he linked in the email.
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And internationally, where users may have to deal with non-native language keyboards, voice lets them speak their mind without a typing barrier.
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Speaking slowly allows a non-native to choose just the right word—something most people don't do when they are excited and emotional.
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Many Japanese are so embarrassed by the inevitable mistakes that a non-native speaker makes that they prefer not to try at all.
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On the other hand, unlocked phones are inherently about choice, and pre-installing non-native software onto devices is the opposite of that.
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"It really is a reflection of how we look to [non-Native Americans] and what we are to them," she told the outlet.
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A point of pride for her is that her beloved falcons are helping to combat this influx of non-native berry-eating birds.
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The first non-Native American to settle in what is now New York was said to be a man from the Dominican Republic.
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In the early 22010th century, white homesteaders pressured the federal government to open up unused lands of Fort Peck to non-Native settlement.
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I've long felt that Native communities are perceived (by Native and non-Native people alike) as places in America but not of America.
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Several years later, John Colter, a member of the Lewis and Clark expedition, became the first non-Native American to explore the region.
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For many non–Native Americans, this was a brief moment of reckoning with the painful history of appropriation, land-use rights, and indigenous customs.
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Even if Native Americans themselves valued highly the items made by women, for many years non-Native Americans were less likely to do so.
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A jury of Native and non-Native artists, designers, scholars, and veterans selected the five designs out of 120 submissions from around the world.
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This kind of prose is hard to process, especially for non-native speakers, even more so when it is spoken rather than written down.
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Lexi, who is 1/64th Native American, was taken to live with non-blood, non-Native American relatives of her birth father in Utah.
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We also need to be vigilant about asking where our plants come from when landscaping, he says, and avoid buying non-native ornamental plants.
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Bags, shoes, clothes, and field equipment can all carry non-native seeds, microbes, and insects if they're not properly cleaned and inspected before arrival.
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Murdoch troubles this false separation and helps us understand Yellow Bird and Clarke, and by extension Native and non-Native lives, as deeply intertwined.
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The other's first draft read slightly like that of a non-native speaker, but was fixed when Recorded Future told them to do better.
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The snakehead is a non-native invasive species, meaning it has the potential to negatively impact native species by competing for food and habitat.
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But in the meantime, I think the situation will get dirty and we need more people at the camp—especially our non-Native allies.
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EF's English-speaking proficiency index uses test-score data from 1.3m non-native English speakers across 88 countries that have been assessed using its software.
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There is this law called the Indian Child Welfare Act, which makes it almost impossible to adopt a Native child into a non-Native family.
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IT IS AN unusual stance for animal-lovers, but conservationists in New Zealand are hoping to bring about a mass extermination—of non-native species.
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Such non-native, or "invasive" species are one of the biggest causes of biodiversity loss in the world today, and can cause severe economic damage.
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Accordingly, de-extinct species may be blocked in a particular area as a "non-native" or introduced species, even if they would promote ecological function.
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Methods could include no-fishing zones, cutting pollution in coastal seas, finding ways to eradicate non-native fish species or limits on scuba-diving tourism.
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"The vast majority of non-native insects that have become established in the United States have not been well controlled by biocontrol efforts," he says.
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In the United States, for example, indigenous girls and women are 2.5 times more likely to be sexually assaulted that non-Native women and girls.
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Heavy use of pesticides, wholesale clearing of their habitat, and the spread of disease from non-native, commercial bees, have contributed to their precipitous decline.
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The roughly 460 Indian casinos are in the process of closing given the threat of coronavirus to tribal members and many non-Native American employees.
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But most researchers contacted for this article assess the biggest driver of more diverse local ecosystems as the import of non-native species by humans.
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Several years later, John Colter, a member of the Lewis and Clark expedition, became the first non-Native American known to have entered the region.
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Botello, a Latino, non-native English speaker, was stopped for failing to signal a turn and a lane change, his attorney, Josh Crowther told CNN.
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The inclusion of the jingle bell, he says, was inspired by Iroquois "whimsies," ornamental objects once made by native hands for a non-native market.
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The group has also spoken out against cultural appropriation, including asking non-native fans not wear headdresses at shows and calling out racist sports team names.
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That's why a group of scientists are working to teach native Australian wildlife to stop eating fatal, non-native cane toads — with cane toad sausages. Yum.
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But new research, published Thursday in the journal Aquatic Invasions, shows that off the shore, the Galápagos waters are also alive with non-native, invasive species.
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"On this issue, I like an accent," said Carlo Chatrian, its artistic director, adding that a non-native English speaker would best reflect Berlin's cosmopolitan identity.
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"Therefore, we suggest caution in use of large-sized mantids, particularly non-native mantids, in gardens for insect pest control," conclude the authors in their study.
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But the partnership with non-native farmers, fueled by an insatiable demand for Brazilian soy in China and other markets, is illegal and has alarmed environmentalists.
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But in the modern world it is English monoglots in particular who work in their own language, joined by non-native polyglots working in English too.
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Smaller than non-native rainbow and brown trout, which were introduced to Montana in the 19th century, the cut-throat is especially sensitive to warming water.
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And, collectively, it is worth celebrating the character of Native Americans like Nathan Phillips whose strength is too often tested by the country's non-native population.
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Sometimes, those foster parents decide they want to adopt the foster child even though the law is supposed to prevent virtually all such non-Native adoptions.
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Even today, tribal members say, non-Native fishers try to perpetuate an inaccurate narrative that Native Americans fish as much as they want, whenever they want.
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Non-Native reporters and editors, though they are learning and progressing, do not come from these communities, so they do not think to cover them regularly.
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At issue for tribal leaders is how much authority tribes would have to prosecute crimes on their land when a non–Native American party is involved.
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Her spare compositions, printed on translucent vellum, underscore the lack of transparency in the legal forms that are so often impenetrable to non-native English speakers.
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Neither native nor non-native people inhabited that region so bears were not threatened by the Corps and therefore tended to charge rather than run away.
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On our first trip to the camp there were at least 2,500 people (native and non-native allies) and on our second trip the population tripled!
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While LingoLive does most of its business by training learners who are non-native English speakers, it also offers courses in French, Japanese, Mandarin, Portuguese and Spanish.
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The hydroponic farm grows non-native varieties like kale, cherry tomatoes and strawberries indoors under artificial lights and sells the produce to local supermarkets and online grocers.
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Thanks in part to the presence of several global companies Chesterfield and Henrico now brim with younger, non-native professionals, including large numbers of Asians and Hispanics.
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By scouring just two areas off of two islands (there are 13 major islands), researchers discovered 48 non-native marine species — 10 times more than previously known.
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Certainly, nobody has revealed the fact that the show's most predominant accent, Yorkshire, is now being spoken entirely by non-native speakers; even Brits don't realize that.
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These fires are part of a vicious cycle in which overgrazing by cattle and sheep causes the widespread invasion of highly flammable, non-native weeds like cheatgrass.
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While each reservation is considered a sovereign nation, the tribal police don't necessarily have the legal wherewithal to pursue perpetrators, particularly those of non-Native American descent.
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Her plan would give tribes - not the federal government - jurisdiction over crimes committed on their land by non-Native citizens and funding to strengthen tribal legal systems.
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They are non-native, they're exotic, they're not supposed to be here, but they have not yet gotten to the point that we would call them invasive.
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To see your tribe's name and designs on a flask or a pair of panties sold by a non-native source is not only offensive but illegal.
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According to a Forrester Research study from 10, the majority of users' time was spent using just five non-native apps they've installed from the App Store.
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Climate change and industrial logging are disrupting the caribou's population, but the species that replace large trees—like willow and aspen—attract non-native moose and deer.
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Cattle, by contrast, are a dime a dozen— not to mention an invasive species non-native to North America — bred specifically to be killed for their meat.
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Communities are also urged to plant fast-growing, non-native trees such as eucalyptus to harvest for timber or medicinal purposes as a way of generating income.
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In her three-channel video "Mother Drum," Dara Friedman avoids many of the problematic patterns non-Native artists often fall into when making art about Native American communities.
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The only apps listed here are the non-native ones that don't come with the Apple TV—you can't see details of cached movies and television shows.5.
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Long inhabited by non-Native Americans in Maine, the land in dispute was home to over 350,000 people who would have needed resettlement had the tribes been successful.
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Australia's wildlife are famous for their ruthless eating habits, but it's a non-native snake that caused a stir on in the small country town of Singleton, Tuesday.
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Over time, much of this life was supplanted by non-native settlers, livestock, citrus groves, film studios, tract housing and that pop-culture cliché called the Valley Girl.
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The causes vary, but mostly it's due to the increasing worldwide use of non-native breeds and the neglect of breeds that aren't "competitive" on the global market.
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The fairy tale of a budding Indian-Pilgrim friendship, performed by non-Native students in craft-paper headdresses, disrespects her heritage — and it's something the little girl can't support.
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With a modest budget, his team is creating 20 new sanctuaries with cleaner water using filters that also keep out the non-native tilapia and carp stalking the canals.
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Digitized by the American Antiquarian Society, the 225 vintage images were intended for non-Native audiences and were reproduced in government reports, illustrated newspapers or mounted on stereo cards.
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"In Florida, we are finding it in both native and non-native snail species, and some of these snails have geographic ranges that extend well beyond Florida," Walden said.
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There are also definitions and translations for more than 25 languages included in the app, in order to help kids — and especially non-native speakers — to better learn reading.
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Event organizers are hoping to drum up awareness about native and non-native species, and educate exotic pet owners about the consequences of releasing their animals into the wild.
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The average non-native speaker believed he or she was smarter than 46 percent of the class, while the average native speaker claimed to be smarter than 61 percent.
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By contrast, out of season or non-native items flown in from across the world can often offer a cheaper option and year round supply of fruits and vegetables.
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Being nonwhite, non-Christian, and non-native were qualities that made someone less worthy of being given a job, or, if hired, less worthy of a well-paying job.
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Preference must be given for the child's family — whether the family is Native or non-Native — and then to the child's tribe, and finally, to other Native American tribes.
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McKiernan's documentary opens by discussing AIM's initial motivation to mobilize around the still-active treaty, but spends more time on the opposition to AIM—both Native and non-Native.
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The powerful army chief, Min Aung Hlaing, told the United States ambassador in Myanmar last week that the exodus of Rohingya, whom he called non-native "Bengalis", was exaggerated.
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The Dollar General case has been 13 years in the making, in part because the line between federal and tribal court jurisdiction over cases involving non-native members remains unclear.
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In his lecture, Heap of Birds talked about his own work with communities — with the Cheyenne and Arapaho nations, as well as Native and non-Native communities around the world.
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" Despite the options for alternate routes, the choice was made, she said, "to put all of the risk at the tribe's doorstep instead of a wealthier, non-Native community upstream.
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"Anytime that I've worn my regalia in a non-Native space, I automatically became a spectacle," Amber Richardson, enrolled Haliwa-Saponi, wrote after attending the 2017 Women's March on Washington.
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In 1996 two planes crashed in mid-air near Delhi, India, after one of the pilots, a non-native English speaker, failed to understand instructions regarding his plane's flight level.
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Examining those areas, researchers identified "invasion hotspots," which are especially vulnerable to non-native species, and found that a majority of them are within the BRI's six proposed economic corridors.
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Kalil, 225, was among a group of python hunters Thursday working to rid Everglades National Park and surrounding areas of the non-native species of pythons that prey on wildlife.
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And then you had another moment where one of the most amazing senators, she's the only immigrant, non native-born United States senator, a woman named Mazie Hirono from Hawaii.
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The problem, though, is that these systems are based on standard English, and therefore might not be able to pick up on the quirks and subtleties of non-native speakers.
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Native Americans are victims of rape or sexual assault at more than double the rate of other groups—and are more likely to be victimized by non-Native American perpetrators.
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The situation grew tense in the 1970s as local indigenous people watched machines destroying the forest and the regime sought to populate the region with new non-native landless workers.
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And that shortage can cause havoc when non-Native foster families wishing to adopt a Native child try to circumvent a law designed to keep tribal kids in their communities.
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No one factor is to blame entirely, but four main drivers are linked to the declines: habitat loss, pollution, pathogens (diseases and microorganisms) and non-native species, and climate change.
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Younger, non-Native individuals may remember Wounded Knee as the topic of a high school history lesson concerning the U.S. Army's massacre of hundreds at a Lakota camp in 403.
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Through a range of approaches and perspectives, these artists ask: What does it mean to perceive ourselves and others as native or non-native, as welcome guests or invasive species?
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On Saturday afternoon, an anchor pulled loose at a fish farm near Washington State's San Juan Islands, and thousands of non-native Atlantic salmon came pouring into the waters there.
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All kinds of animal drawings accompany these entries, including species non-native to the British Isles, like a monkey and an elephant — one that looks nothing like your typical pachyderm.
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The piece also recalls Heap of Birds's earlier "Telling Many Magpies, Telling Black Wolf, Telling Hachivi" piece, by showing ways in which Native culture gets commodified to attract non-Native customers.
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But Ron Unz, a software entrepreneur, and Gloria Matta Tuchman, a teacher in Santa Ana, a predominantly Latino area of Los Angeles, felt bilingual education was failing non-native English speakers.
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The Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act in 2013 has helped a lot, giving tribal communities the right to prosecute non-Native offenders on the reservation, because before we couldn't do that.
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The introduction of Polynesian rats and dogs by the Māori, followed by the arrival of Europeans with countless non-native mammals in tow, wrought untold havoc on the island's native wildlife.
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By juxtaposing troubling images with enlightening interpretative texts from the curators and Wendy Red Star, an indigenous artist, the exhibition offers an arresting examination of non-Native depictions of Native cultures.
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Why it matters: Per 2016 census data, native people make up 4.9% of Canada's total population and are growing at nearly four times the rate of non-native populations since 2006.
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There are quite a few native and non-native options to choose from, so pick an appropriate utility that matches your browser and the dexterity of your fingers (or mouse actions).
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Recasting these weedy species as companion plants for the Anthropocene age, we use NESL as a vehicle for softening the edges of limiting binaries like native/non-native and nature/culture.
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For months, Native and non-Native protesters camped out at the Standing Rock Sioux reservation, near the proposed site of the pipeline, battling the bitter weather and facing off with police.
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That, according to MIT, suggests that the English of non-native speakers could be mapped in a similarly uniform way, which could pave the way for it smarter grammar correction software.
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Biologists first determined the non-native snake had established itself in south Florida's marshlands around 16 years ago in Everglades National Park—a critical sanctuary for many threatened and endangered species.
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If they were to vanish entirely, non-native foxes and feral cats would rush in to fill their voided niche — but that could upend the ecosystem, by spreading diseases like toxoplasmosis.
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Despite the prevalence of non-native 'rikishi', or wrestlers, the sumo association forbids foreign nationals from becoming sumo master, or 'oyakata' - a title that successful wrestlers often seek after they retire.
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That power is limited, however, by Supreme Court precedents and by federal laws that give the Justice Department jurisdiction when major crimes are committed or non-Native American perpetrators are involved.
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Each book adds more voices to the extended network of both Native American and non-Native friends, enemies and relations who populate Erdrich's fictional universe on the plains of North Dakota.
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News of the government's denial came after the size of the camp had swelled with hundreds, perhaps thousands, of Native and non-Native veterans who had arrived to support the tribe.
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A record number of cities and states will celebrate Indigenous People's Day and reject Columbus Day, which activists both Native and non-Native, argue commemorates genocide, rape, colonization, and cultural degradation.
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The rural, impoverished tribes would have otherwise had to travel anywhere from 32 miles to 70 miles, round trip, in order to vote — a trip not required by non-Native neighbors.
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We wanted to perform for non-Native audiences, so they could have a better understanding of what these dances are all about — that they have an origin, a story, a purpose.
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It can take years for non-native species to establish themselves in an area, and it's hard to predict which ones could be harmful until they actually become a problem, he says.
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The palm trees of Didion's Los Angeles are reaching the end of their 100-year life span, their deaths accelerated by fungi and insects that prey easily on the non-native species.
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"It's rather stunning the number of non-native marine species that we discovered on the Galápagos Islands," said Greg Ruiz, a study coauthor and marine biologist at the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center.
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The new beetle was found in a non-native European beech tree in the cemetery, according to the paper published in the European Journal of Entomology, and is likely another foreign invader.
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Scientists don't yet know exactly what is causing the bees to decline, MacPhail said, though she cited several likely threats, including habitat loss, diseases, climate change and competition with non-native species.
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Although Chairman Archambault has encouraged non-native protestors to leave the area, many have reiterated their commitment to remaining in North Dakota, even as harsh winter conditions set in at the camps.
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The NLRB has said it can intervene in a tribe's labor practices when the tribal business is commercial rather than governmental in nature and both employs and caters to non-Native Americans.
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According the the National Park Service, wildfires can curb pest populations, purge non-native and invasive plant species, and provide nutrients and new spots of sunlight for the plants that remain afterward.
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When Native foster families can't be found, state child welfare staff must place them with non-Native parents, creating a complicated situation for the foster and birth families and the child's tribe.
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The powerful army chief has taken a harder stance, however, telling the U.S. ambassador in Myanmar this week that the exodus of Rohingya, who he said were non-native "Bengalis," was exaggerated.
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According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, indigenous Americans experience higher rates of violence than any other ethnicity, and the perpetrator of violence is more likely to be a non-Native American.
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The study says that scientists do not yet know if non-native species have established themselves in, say, the Pacific Northwest, which has seen a high concentration of arriving Japanese marine species.
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Those people obviously exist, and they are not all "influential people," which is how the Post describes most of the non-Native folks who have come out in support of changing Washington's name.
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Castbox's Valentina Kaledina said that many fans abroad have resorted to listening in their non-native language, with the top 100 shows in each country comprising a mix of English and local language.
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In 2015 Japan's average score in the TOEFL, a popular test of proficiency for non-native speakers, was 71 out of 120, lower than in all East Asian countries except Laos and Cambodia.
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It's not the perfect analogy, but in terms of generating enough empathy to convince non-Native politicians to vote against the extraction industry's wishes, at least in the House, it did the trick.
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" Stringer later referred to non-native English speakers as a "burden" on Americans, saying that "it costs a lot of more to educate a child who doesn't speak English as a native language.
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In 2003, he signed a law mandating that New York's social service agencies offer interpreters to non-native English speakers, which he later extended to every government agency that interacts with the public.
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John Learned, a member of the Cheyenne and Arapaho united tribes, led a small group that in 2013 encouraged the Chiefs to break from traditions that involved non-Native people dressing like Indians.
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Tribal sovereignty can be an obscure concept for non-Native Americans, but for all federally recognized tribes in the United States, it is an inherent and essential expression of their status as nations.
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Winding south to the Colorado River in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, the Escalante was the last major river in the lower forty-eight to be mapped and named by non-Native explorers.
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Both were non-native English speakers working in the United States — von Ahn was born in Guatemala, Hacker in Switzerland — and they had seen how access to language learning had improved their earning potential.
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Consistent with a non-native speaker who studied it in college, her conversation is peppered with Americanisms and internet slang, as would be the case for anyone who spends time on Western social media.
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Researchers said they will continue monitoring plastic pollution in the region, along with other rising threats to the ecosystem, including the effects of human-driven global warming and an influx of non-native species.
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"So much so that it took me, a white non-native woman being arrested on Oct 10th in North Dakota, on Indigenous Peoples' Day, to bring this cause to many people's attention," she wrote.
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That cuts especially close to home for Indigenous communities like the Puyallup, who despite being protectors of natural resources and stewards of sustainability, have historically been marginalized by non-native political and industrial forces.
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The organization is well-versed in conveying crucial information to non-native, non-English-speaking communities: IRCO offers over 100 social service programs, which help immigrants find housing, take language classes, and secure jobs.
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Proponents of the "SAVES" Act argue it's not necessary to protect non-native species under the Endangered Species Act, because they are already protected under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES).
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Feeding largely on non-native nut and fruit trees, red-crowned parrots started to breed and became a permanent feature of the greater Los Angeles landscape over the course of the 1980s and '90s.
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Eric Hagen, a non-Native consultant hired by the tribe to help them open and operate the lounge, was subsequently charged by the Republican state attorney general, Marty Jackley, on three counts of possession.
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"Growing online wildlife trade will only pile further pressure on threatened non-native species that currently have no legal protection or regulation," Kanitha Krishnasamy, Traffic's acting regional director in southeast Asia, told the BBC.
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Led by Pueblo activists and non-Native allies, the movement to abolish the event describes the Entrada — which officially opens the 300-year-old Fiesta de Santa Fe — as an expression of white supremacy.
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In the meantime, Native Americans and our non-Native American allies will continue to protest the pipeline that may very well, sooner or later, fail and poison the water as these pipelines too often do.
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That there was this huge outcry after a guy mangled some thoughts in front of a national NFL audience in his non-native language says less about him, to me, than it does the critics.
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The July 17 letter also faults Kavanaugh for coauthoring an amicus brief in Rice v Cayetano, which argued that Hawaii could not bar citizens whom it considered "non-native Hawaiians" from voting in particular elections.
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Carmichael's hypothesis is based on two known impacts of Katrina that are also known to spur dialect changes: Widespread displacement of native speakers from the region and widespread migration of non-native speakers into it.
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A non-Native foster mother living in Phoenix I spoke to requested that her name not be used because she's fearful of harassment from Native activists upset that non-Indians are caring for tribal children.
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It is highly targeted, and thus if it works, will only result in elimination of the target mosquito species, which in this case (Aedes aegypti) is a highly invasive and non-native mosquito in Florida.
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A federal judge has recently ruled that the county violated the Voting Rights Act by illegally racially gerrymandering the voting districts for the county commission to create two safe seats for non-Native American candidates.
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Julie Buffalohead is a citizen of the Ponca tribe of Oklahoma and uses animals key to Native American folklore — the coyote, the skunk, the buffalo, the fox — to comment on both Native and non-Native communities.
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"If anyone finds a snake they believe is non-native the RSPCA's advice is to keep a safe distance, monitor the snake and call the charity's helpline," a spokesman for the RSPCA animal welfare charity said.
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The exhibition was curated by Jill Ahlberg Yohe and Teri Greeves, with the Native Exhibition Advisory Board, a panel of 21 Native artists and Native and non-Native scholars from across North America, fully credited here.
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Hovland pointed to several statistics in his ruling that showed Native Americans, especially those who live without a car or far from driver's license site, would be more effected by the laws than non-Native Americans.
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As historic as her campaign was, seeing a white candidate have a full conversation about false ancestral claims would have done wonders for the broken landscape these discussions currently exist in for the non-Native population.
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"They came late at night," said Ashley, recounting the evening when authorities removed him and four of his brothers from their mother at the Navajo Nation and placed them in Gallup with non-Native foster parents.
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But native forests have effectively been displaced by tree plantations, according to research published in the journal Biological Conservation, and the addition of non-native species could have long-term impacts on the nation's water resources.
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Ranging from the elm with its twisting branches for "E," to the cone-shaped umbrella pine for "U," each letter of the Latin alphabet is used to highlight one of the city's native or non-native trees.
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Actor DeLanna Studi — who is also the Chair of the SAG-AFTRA National Native Americans Committee — told BuzzFeed News that in the last 17 years, she has never been asked to audition for a non-Native role.
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Image: APWith the spread of green iguanas spiraling out of control in Florida, the state's wildlife agency is urging homeowners to take it upon themselves to exterminate the non-native lizard, and without the need for permits.
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They also knew it wasn't just a battle for land; it was (and is) a battle for millions of non-native Americans, who didn't even know enough to show up and fight alongside of the native peoples.
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"A lot of non-Native peoples were basically going to Standing Rock and treating it as if it was Burning Man — they would leave all behind their trash and come to party," she explains in the video.
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Wondering aloud about a case in which his hypothetical casino attender was "frivolously accused," McClintock dived headfirst into what was ultimately his central objection to the idea of a Native-run court dealing with non-Native people.
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This enables federally recognized groups to continue developing their own governmental bodies, and possibly sets a welcome precedent to stop non-native members from exploiting native members, particularly in cases of sexual abuse, by questioning tribal court jurisdiction.
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"There is a hypocrisy in talking about indigenous cultures but not doing anything, as a non-native ally, to stand with them," Woodley said in a live video from the protest that was posted to her Facebook page.
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First, to lure posts from users who don't want to type or have a non-native language keyboard, as well as micropodcasters, Facebook Stories will allow audio posts combining a voice message with a colored background or photo.
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The full report also developed into the numbers of cross-platform apps (450,000 are on both stores), the most popular non-native tools (Cordova and Unity), the rise in native development, the countries shipping the most apps (U.
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In 2013, a little girl known as Baby Veronica was at the center of yet another maelstrom, this time after her non-Native mother turned her over for adoption leaving her Native father to fight for her return.
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Ms. Yellowtail expressed enthusiasm about the outflow of support the tribes have received, but she cautioned non-Native American volunteers, whether in the fashion industry or otherwise, against blindly appropriating the cause of the tribes at Standing Rock.
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Six months — and many long nights of experimentation — later, Swan, along with co-founder Martin Lavoo, finalized the first working prototype for an indoor vertical farm that could replicate in Singapore the conditions required to grow non-native crops.
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Researchers at MIT have created a database of annotated sentences written by non-native English speakers, the university announced in a press release Friday, in an effort to improve the ways in which computers process written or spoken language.
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"I have never heard of any real-life circumstance in which a non-Native person called a Native person 'redskin' to their face and meant it as a compliment or positive in any way," said Velma Craig, a Navajo.
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While the change only protects specific species of bees, the global bee population has declined rapidly over the past few years due to habitat loss, non-native bee populations, competing invasive species, pesticides, wildfires, and loss of genetic diversity.
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Feinstein's bill would eliminate the requirement that a non-Native American perpetrator have "sufficient ties" to the community or their victim to be prosecuted by a tribal court, and expand the category of crimes a tribal court can prosecute.
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"We have never known a time when non-native American allies from around the country, around the world have come here in the dead of winter to stand with us, to stand together to call for a new day," he says.
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Organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, the exhibition includes collages, prints, videos, sculpture and an installation of cyanotype prints of the non-native predatory lionfish, conjuring up a fantastic underwater world that presents a potent allegory of colonization.
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In movies with a character who's a non-native English speaker — or even has an accent I'm unused to, like an Irish one — I sometimes struggle; if I don't turn on the subtitles, I'll miss half of what they're saying.
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Competing against the likes of Facebook's On This Day and TimeHop, it's a testament to what a challenge it is for non-native apps to compete against the handset maker when it decides to wade in and offer your service itself.
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The effects of foreign substances on the human mind and body is a concept I've been exploring, it has to do with drug and club culture as much as it has to do with a non-native species altering an environment.
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Perhaps the biggest visual reminders of the MERS virus, at least for non-native speakers, were the public health posters with images of a camel—the animals were the origin of the disease—that I saw in Seoul's Incheon Airport.
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Issues of identity — hybrid, intersectional, and complicated — are also taken up by several artists like Tongva artist Mercedes Dorame, whose photographs document the Malibu home that her non-Native grandparents live in, sited on land that once belonged to the Tongva.
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When Peng started seeking help, it was important for her to seek a Chinese-speaking doctor, as English is a second language for her and she wasn't confident that she could accurately describe her symptoms in her non-native tongue.
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And College Board officials went forward with the redesigned test even though they knew it was overloaded with wordy math questions, a problem that handicaps non-native English speakers and reinforces race and income disparities that Coleman has vowed to diminish.
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Also, since the trash in gyres can come from anywhere in the world, whatever organism that's made itself at home on the surface of the trash can be introduced as a non-native species to whatever environment it's deposited in.
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There are more, like the French girl who used the somewhat archaic English phrasing "people young and old," which seems like an odd thing for a non-native speaker to say but which is phrasing Zito herself has also used.
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By focusing my efforts on learning a second language and deepening my understanding of how to support non-native speakers, I started to develop a skill set that would serve both my specific school population and society as a whole.
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The afternoon protest, which seeks to shut down farms that raise the non-native salmon in underwater pens, is expected to draw dozens of boats, kayaks and canoes on a route along the San Juan Islands where the spill happened.
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Green found 15 potential stressors that could arise during the movement of bitumen to the West Coast and beyond, from the impacts of higher amounts of sea traffic, to the possible movement of non-native species along the proposed pipeline route.
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Morgan told Hyperallergic that he hoped the panel would be like a "drop in the pond that is rippling outward" to the spectrum of non-Native members of the performance community who hadn't considered such issues up until that point.
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Likewise, in occupied countries where the Nazi regime required all films to be dubbed into German during WWII, dubbing remains the most common form of non-native-language film viewing, and the German dubbing market is still the largest globally.
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The program was started in 2017 to curb the area's non-native Burmese python population, and while it's unfortunate the big ol' nope ropes are being marked for death, they're known to do more harm than good in the area.
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Now, Geer only works with non-native species and uses mainly bone as his primary medium, as it is easier to maintain than feathers or fur, less hassle to sell internationally, and is more aesthetically pleasing to the artist himself.
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The court said Brown could not rely on the Indian Child Welfare Act for relief because he did not have legal or physical custody at the time of adoption proceedings, which were initiated by the non-Native American birth mother without his knowledge.
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You bet I emailed the address in the listing, and in a brief email exchange with the listing's anonymous creator, he/she said they received one resume from someone who apparently took the listing as genuine ("a non-native English speaker I'd suspect").
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The time has now come to determine where she will live permanently: with her relatives on the Navajo reservation in Arizona, or with her 3-year-old brother, Zachary, who was adopted from foster care by a non-Native family in Fort Worth.
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Senator Claire McCaskill, the Missouri Democrat who led the subcommittee, complained that the corporations relied "heavily on non-Native managers" and employed "relatively few of their shareholders" as she pushed for changes to contracting practices, some of which went into effect in 2011.
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Currently, tribal courts are only allowed to prosecute domestic violence, dating violence, and violation of protection orders if the non–Native American perpetrator has ties to the community or is a current or former spouse or dating partner of an indigenous victim.
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To help address that, and to empower Native nations to tackle these issues, the 2013 VAWA, as well as the version recently passed by the House, explicitly extended the authority of tribal courts to prosecute non-Native abusers and killers of Native women.
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He transformed the historical character of Poundmaker, the Cree chief, into a speaking role so it could be played by Billy Merasty, a celebrated actor and writer of Cree descent, and gave Poundmaker's music to another character played by a non-native singer.
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Kopiko is in danger for a variety of reasons — it has to compete with voracious weeds that are not native to Hawaii, as well as deal with non-native pigs, goats, and deer that love munching on its leaves, and rats eating its seeds.
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If tribes or Indigenous researchers are not in control of AmerIndigenous biological tissues and data, it gives license to non-Native researchers to seek whatever genetic resources they can find, including desecrating the bodies of deceased Indigenous ancestors for their genetic material, Yracheta said.
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"They blame the carp for the decline of waterfowl production, which is now only 10 percent of the original production," notes Herman, referring to the invasion of non-native carp that now stirs up silt in local waterways, affecting the growth of aquatic plants.
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If you take the Pearson Test of English, which is a test that's used for immigration purposes in many countries, for citizenship purposes or for admission, if you're a non-native speaker and you want to go and study at an English-speaking university.
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Black survivors, who are often reticent to report sexual assaults to the same officers who criminalize their family and friends, and Native American survivors, who are often barred from pressing criminal charges against non-Native perpetrators in tribal courts, have long argued for alternatives.
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If it is passed, non-Native men who abuse Native women on tribal lands will no longer be required to adhere to the legal process as set forth by the sovereign nation's judicial system, but could undercut that sovereignty by appealing to a federal court.
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Many of the characters in his two 11-by-22-foot canvases borrow the guise, postures, or expressions from protagonists of European and North American works in the Met's collection, in particular ethnographic and romantic portrayals of Native American subjects by non-Native artists.
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They say that even if these native species can't be eliminated, they may at least be controlled by putting a stop to the release of non-native plants and animals into the wild, and by aggressively managing species that are encroaching on natural areas.
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As evidence, scientists have pointed to the presence of non-native chickens in South America, traces of apparent Polynesian DNA among members of the Brazilian Botocudos tribe, and the unexpected presence of sweet potatoes in Polynesia well before the arrival of Captain Cook in the 18th Century.
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The Antiquities Act was created and passed to ward off looters who were invading archaeological sites set up by non-Native academics in the Southwest; it was not created to protect tribal lands with the intention of returning them to the Native nations they belonged to rightfully.
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Two years ago, Sharp shared her story in a video series produced by her former employer, the National Congress of American Indians, in which she detailed the painful process of applying to adopt Native children only to see them placed outside a reservation with non-Native families.
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As the chairman and the ranking member of the U.S. Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, we are committed to using innovative technologies to deal with two problems: the global pandemic of poaching and the dramatic damage done to native species by non-native invasive species.
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And now Facebook is specifically building Stories features for countries like India, such as the new audio posts to help users with non-native language keyboards, and cloud storage so you can privately save photos and videos to Facebook for those without room on their phones.
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Well, your speech, whether it's loud or fast or better, white male, Ivy League, Northeast United States, which is fundamental to the algorithm of some of the platforms, drowns out the speech of women or immigrants or people of color or non-native speakers or whatever.
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"We have a Native family willing and able to take a child, and we have to fight against a non-Native, nonrelative family for her — this is what ICWA is meant for," she said, using the acronym for the Indian Child Welfare Act, pronounced ick-wah.
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The piece, Sara Favriau's "Miel," is accompanied by a quote from environmental historian Jared Farmer that tells the story of how early settlers in California decided to "repair" its lack of greenery by planting myriad non-native trees (including tens of thousands of palm trees in Los Angeles).
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While the court's split decision had more to do with legal sovereignty than sexual assault, it carries important implications for Native survivors of domestic violence, whose ability to prosecute (some) non-Native abusers in Tribal Court was only established in 2013, and whose rights were threatened by the suit.
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Judging by non-native English speaker-isms like "I close my account" and the fact that Debenedetti is the only person who still does hoaxes as unconvincing as this one in 2016, the safe money is that this is another Debenedetti joint—let's hope it's the last one.
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"I have no idea how hard it has been and still is for you to come to the US and have to learn in a non-native language," she wrote to the students after a couple of her colleagues were disturbed hearing Chinese being spoken in a common area.
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While the distinction between native and non-native species dates to the 18th century, the term "invasion" was first used in a 1958 book — "The Ecology of Invasions by Animals and Plants," by Charles Elton — that drew on the militaristic vocabulary of the post-World War II era.
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Organized by Ms. Greeves and Jill Ahlberg Yohe — an associate curator of Native American Art at MIA, and a non-Native — the exhibition has been shepherded along by an all-female advisory panel of 21 Native artists and experts of Indigenous art from across the United States and Canada.
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How non-native speakers of a language are treated is another problem: English has been taught to hundreds of millions of Chinese and Indians, but the CIA World Factbook, from which NeoMam gets much of its data, does not list English among the top three languages in either country.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, in a dissent joined by Justice Elena Kagan, warned that the ruling could disenfranchise tens of thousands of voters, including both Native Americans and non-Native Americans, in a state where the voting-age population is only about 600,000, citing a district court's findings.
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"Each of the non-Native candidates are courting the Native vote because of the stakes in the primary race and in the general election, not necessarily because of a genuine interest," Simon Moya-Smith, an Oglala Lakota and Chicano journalist, recently wrote in an NBC News op-ed.
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Like Raupp, Hoebeke has a lifetime of experience with non-native species; in addition to being the first person to identify the brown marmorated stinkbug in the United States, he was the first to identify the Asian long-horned beetle and has extensively studied many other invasive insects as well.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration is prepared to consider applications from religious groups for permission to worship with otherwise banned drugs, under legal protections less complete than those now enjoyed by the Native American Church under AIRFAA but resembling the protection given to non-native religious groups by court orders interpreting RFRA.
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In the past, some of the new ecological niches that have been created in cities have been occupied by non-native species through sheer serendipity, by plants or animals like the red-crowned parrots that happened to land in town and know how to take advantage of the niches they found.
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Author David Grann's hit 2017 book, Killers of the Flower Moon, recently optioned by director Martin Scorsese, documented non-Native individuals' calculated and financially motivated marriage to and then murder of citizens of the Osage Nation over a century ago, for the purposes of stealing the oil on their land.
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McKiernan's latest offering, like his previous ones, serves as proof that such undertakings can be completed in a respectful, engaging manner and function as a bridge to a wider American history for a non-Native audience, introducing them to material that rarely makes it into most U.S. students' K-12 curricula.
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This Thanksgiving, while most of us were at home spending a cozy weekend with family, gorging ourselves on turkey and stuffing, thousands of Native Americans and their non-Native allies were camped out and braving fast-dropping temperatures to protect their water from the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Flipboard already includes some non-native articles, but now it's creating a more formal system around them, where publishers who meet certain content and advertising guidelines will get a "RED bolt" by their articles (the symbol is, in fact, a red lightning bolt, but the name also stands for Reader Enhanced Display).
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Republicans also raised objections to provisions in the act that would bar people convicted of a violent misdemeanor or subject to a court order from owning firearms, and tried to undo a provision that gave tribal courts the ability to prosecute non-Native Americans who attack Native American women on tribal land.
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When: Open through January 21, 21661 Where: The Autry Museum of the American West (22021 Western Heritage Way, Griffith Park, Los Angeles) Born to a mother of Chippewa heritage before being adopted by a non-Native family, David Bradley has a unique perspective as both an insider and stranger in two worlds.
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Reporters, no doubt on deadline, call up a couple of non-Native political strategists, search Twitter for Warren's critics, interview them—or just summarize their tweets—crank out two stories, and sit patiently as they wait for another chance to plug the words "Pocahontas" and "Warren" and "DNA" into their SEO generators.
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Last December, she was forced to step forward when Republican Representative Tom McClintock questioned whether Native jurors could be impartial in sexual violence cases involving Native victims and non-Native perpetrators and why he would have to adhere to the laws of a sovereign nation if he sexually assaulted a tribal casino employee.
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While some part of the American population may now be familiar with, say, the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls crisis, the R-word debate, or the crucial and wide-spanning legal ramifications of upholding of tribal sovereignty, little political capital has been invested in Native issues by non-Native politicians.
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Not only do they have the chance to convince the Native voting bloc that they will deliver more than the previous 45 presidents, but they can deliver their ideas to both Native and non-Native audiences—the event will be livestreamed and attended by a host of local and national media outlets.
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Reframe Minnesota: Art Beyond a Single Story, co-curated by Payer and Maggie Thompson, invites, for the first time, non-Native artists into one of just a few Native-only contemporary art spaces in the US. Payer felt the problems of race, politics, and representation were not the exclusive burden of Native artists.
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"Casino Sunrise" muses on the many political and social infringements upon indigenous people by non-Native systems of oppression, from past lynchings to contemporary fishing rights, from nuclear power plants to the hyper-sexualization of Native women, from the financial bandaid of casinos to the high levels of arrests of Native men.
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Durham focuses on the foundation of US identities, but he avoids reducing the issues and keeps us asking what the term Native American — which was only popularized as an "ethnic" or racial identity in early-19th-century US — really means and how it can limit the imagination of non-Native American audiences.
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