It is Iberian Pastures, not White Oak Pastures, which owns a stake in Iberian Pastures.
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Instead of trying to work her way toward greener pastures, she was trying to sexually advance herself to greener pastures.
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Those who occupied grasslands now classified as "pastures where grazing is temporarily banned" or "rotation pastures" are compensated if they follow state regulations.
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As in other areas relying on livestock production, the Yugur territory's pastures are divided into different types, including some where grazing is banned, where grazing is temporarily banned and rotation pastures.
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But, she's off to greener pastures ... enjoy the ride!!!
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Wild parsnip can grow anywhere — fields, lawns, pastures, roadsides, etc.
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Global warming, meanwhile, has withered pastures, intensifying conflict over land.
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Cattle country In northern Brazil, cattle roam the rolling pastures.
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We all need to stop dreaming of greener digital pastures.
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Perhaps that's why we all moved on to pastures new.
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Cows and yak and horses wander around the quiet pastures.
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Being a farmer isn't all verdant pastures and contented chickens.
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Instead, he opted for pastures new away from the UFC.
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They had originally separated crop fields from pastures, he said.
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Thousands of volunteer searchers have combed cornfields and cow pastures.
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Front Burner Iberian Pastures sells its heirloom Ibérico pork online.
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After the hardest winters it would swallow up sheep pastures.
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Her husband, Jorge Romero, works in the cow pastures nearby.
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They've moved off for engineering degrees and other greener pastures.
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But he's leaving for other green pastures within the company.
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Her mind's eye reveals an ex whose moving onto greener pastures.
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Poor countries struggle with the emigration of nurses for greener pastures.
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For them, Greener Pastures is yet another rehab selling questionable remedies.
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During October the reindeer are gathered again into pastures for slaughter.
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It imagines rich pastures with roaming cattle instead of factory farming.
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It might be time to search for greener (and happier!) pastures.
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A large window in the workshop looked out onto hilly pastures.
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UTVs drive across Zuckerberg's pastures in the direction of the mountains.
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We drove past cow pastures and vineyards that stretched over valleys ...
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You'll pass vistas of seemingly endless hills dotted with cattle pastures.
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No longer, the Dail avowed, would British firms plunder Irish pastures.
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Bumpy blankets of blue spread across pastures, parks and highway shoulders.
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Seldom has a scapegoat grazed in such a profusion of pastures.
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Others left publicly-funded food science for greener pastures in private industry.
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Many were marooned in pastures and vegetable fields, remnants of forests past.
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Self-filling water troughs are scattered throughout the pastures on the farms.
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The gambling industry is moving on to greener pastures in neighboring states.
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MUMBAI (Reuters Breakingviews) - Indian unicorns will feast on richer pastures in 2019.
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We've reached peak choker, readers—it's time to accessorize in pastures new.
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Horses grazing private pastures are projected to cost taxpayers $1 billion overall.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Talk about an incentive Green pastures, olive groves and $27,000.
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Sheep and cattle, standing in cold, muddy pastures, began dying of infection.
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Two thousand years later, peat had swallowed the remains of their pastures.
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But for one Stark, it's time to leave the North for greener pastures.
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So here is another classic from that time we went to green pastures!
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The Beartooth Ranch spans 12,350 acres of irrigated meadows, pastures, and pine foothills.
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Millennials especially are now fleeing big cities for greener, and more affordable, pastures.
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Animal pastures have been blamed for 90% of deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon.
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Though it still handles real poop, the company is looking toward cleaner pastures.
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Many Oklahoma pastures had not received adequate moisture for more than 200 days.
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By Wednesday, hay to feed the cattle now without pastures started to arrive.
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Two corrals and four large pastures provide plenty of space for equestrian activities.
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These private pastures lessen the distance between the Woodland Estate and Grouse Creek.
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Herdsmen were suddenly cut off from their pastures and farmers from their wells.
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Three albums later, he returned to solo pastures with 2003's Weather Systems.
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Winter rains turn the rocky desert into lush, green pastures in the spring.
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Gusts of wind blew in hard and cold from the far green pastures.
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We're told Charlie wants to move not to greener pastures but the bluer surroundings.
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Money would flee to greener pastures in offshore accounts, commodities, or even under mattresses.
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Roxanne Gullikson shows the "Red Borneo" kratom variety in capsule form at Greener Pastures.
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He has a job and is volunteering at Greener Pastures as a recovery coach.
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In June and July, when grasses typically grow, the pastures are becoming more productive.
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Many have already abandoned Tumblr for greener — or at least less family-friendly pastures.
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Investors cut their losses and move on to the rosier pastures of their portfolio.
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Pastures in this dairy region are parched after Tasmania's lowest spring rainfall on record.
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Lack of rain has turned pastures barren, driving farmers to bring in expensive feed.
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Some way, somehow, he manages the rights, and it's green pastures from here. Right?
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But his team isn't the only one escaping The Town for less green pastures.
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Bolsonaro has said he wants to convert land for cattle pastures and soybean farms.
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She plans to take them to the nursery, the milking parlor and the pastures.
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There, he had worked in desmatamento —burning the jungle to create pastures for cattle.
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I like to imagine grassy banks and flower-filled pastures shining in the sun.
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Combined with a low cost of living, it's green pastures for job seeking here.
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Ms. Pappas has a goal that they don't abandon the app for greener pastures.
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In time it might even mean that pastures are allowed to become forests again.
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My oldest brother recited Psalm 23 ("he makes me lay down in green pastures").
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He even felt well enough to stroll in their pastures and be a dog again.
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White Oak Pastures, his farm in western Georgia, has come full circle over 292 years.
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These exist alongside your basic improvements constructed by builder units, like farms, mines and pastures.
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Let 'em know, "This isn't working for me anymore," then bound on to greener pastures.
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The pastures stretched along the steep hillside, where it was hard to build a kraal.
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Similarly, Bolsonaro had said he wants to convert land for cattle pastures and soybean farms.
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Brazil could open up new land for agriculture transforming pastures into grain fields, Nassar said.
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The cattle call Bradford's 700 acres of hilly pastures in Alleghany Springs, Virginia, their home.
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It's best to take action through direct communication, while you seek greener pastures, she added.
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And on the other side of the country, in Bluffton, Georgia, White Oak Pastures, a 152-year old family farm, is focusing on regenerative land management using only sun, soil and rain to grow grass for cattle and rotating complimentary animal species through pastures.
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The farm will recover when the herders leave for new pastures, says her husband, Anthony Dodds.
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But it's a new year, which means we're moving on to greener pastures in manicure-land.
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Around 2010, Google saw a wave of engineers and executives leave for greener pastures, including Facebook.
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He left his job to look for greener pastures, but found himself in a difficult position.
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During the recent El Niño, locals experienced smaller farming areas, poor pastures and limited water availability.
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To open up views of the countryside, Emes removed fences separating the estate from adjacent pastures.
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It's sunny this morning, so I take the long way, driving past the pastures of sheep.
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"Springs, creeks, forest, pastures ... just an ideal protective location within an ideal climatic region," he said.
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Basically, greener pastures suddenly beckoned last month, and I'm low-key excited about my new role.
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Eighty percent of the nation still relies on agriculture, mostly rain-fed pastures or subsistence smallholdings.
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About 35 paintings will be on view, including scenes of Staten Island pastures and Southampton dunes.
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This road was mostly pastures and fields of crops, tucked in and fallow for the winter.
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That would mean no more pastures and no more crop land on which to grow food.
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Now, I understand that the line from green energy to green pastures isn't an obvious one.
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His "good thing" with the camp has been significantly tainted enough he has sought pastures new.
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So, what's a good way for employers to convince their workers not to seek greener pastures?
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Redemption Is RealBack in the green pastures the Hound now calls home, Brother Ray is preaching.
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Meek Mill's been sprung from solitary confinement and moved to another prison with greener pastures ... literally.
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Then the lemon curd: Bright yellow, like rays of endless sunshine over quaint pastures of wildflowers.
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Iberian Pastures in Bluffton, Ga., has raised heirloom black-hoof Ibérico pigs for about five years.
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The voting habits of the Commonwealth frustrate me, but its hills, pastures and people made me.
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He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters.
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But the show has struggled to gain traction, and Mr. Tyrangiel may seek greener pastures elsewhere.
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A visit to the Hawkeye State means swapping hot dogs for corn dogs and pavement for pastures.
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"You folks aiming to saddle up, ride for the green pastures of the Valley Beyond?" he asks.
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Drought conditions in some parts of the South and the Dakotas have dried pastures and limited grazing.
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It has pastures that roll away from the barn and a pond lined with daffodils in spring.
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It brought in an NGO to work with herders to improve pastures, dairy cattle and cheese production.
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At first you might say that it makes sense for Illinois residents to leave for greener pastures.
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That meant a nomadic lifestyle, herding sheep, horses and other animals among pastures in the Qilian foothills.
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The Nebraska National Guard airdropped round bales of hay to feed cattle whose pastures had been destroyed.
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Most of these fires were started by farmers and loggers to clear land for crops and pastures.
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Then there's no bluff to call, and you'll be headed for greener pastures one way or another.
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Visitors to Somiedo can live like a shepherd in traditional huts, nestled in the pastures of Asturias.
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But in the Housewives world, the city is tainted, so it's off to greener pastures, or intracoastals.
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They might also set fires to replenish the soil and encourage the growth of pastures for cattle.
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In Ethiopia I was forced to sneak at night around pastures contested by armed nomads on camels.
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A wide front yard slopes to a cluster of trees, while the back looks out onto pastures.
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It resembled Zohre's ancestral mountain village, with its trees, hills, pastures and vast sky of rolling clouds.
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Green pastures, sleek white blades, blue sky—a pleasing evocation of the extraterrestrial and the ecologically sound.
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Mr. Bradshaw grew up in nearby Minford, a one-stoplight town nestled amid woods and horse pastures.
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The "greener pastures" print is then repeated on wallpaper, fabric poufs, and storage bins for the home.
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The team, led by ethology Ph.D student Mathilde Stomp from the University of Rennes, observed 48 horses across three different settings: horses that lived in two riding schools and spent varying blocks of time in stalls and pastures, and one "naturalistic" group of horses that always roamed in pastures.
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Being able to pack up and move livestock to fresh pastures gives them an advantage over sedentary farmers.
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So, all the signs were there that the couple was bailing for greener pastures ... or so they hope.
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Today's nearly 90 degree forecast is a sure sign that we've finally put the colder pastures behind us.
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True has been volunteering at Greener Pastures too, and in late March, she got her nursing license back.
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Other smartphone makers with finite amounts of storage in their phones have long since moved onto larger pastures.
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We're definitely sold on the condo, but it looks like Yeun is moving on to even greener pastures.
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They spend their early days nuzzling for milk, galloping through rolling pastures and growing into their lengthy limbs.
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Facebook head of communications Caryn Marooney is leaving for greener pastures, she announced today, on Facebook of course.
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Below the peaks, woods gave way to vines and pastures, followed by estuary flats filled with citrus orchards.
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On the horizon What happens to FCC privacy enforcement when these two crusaders move on to greener pastures?
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Green pastures are nice, but a bit boring, and winter stages in games are often stark and survivalist.
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They say strangers have walked onto their property to videotape them or have stolen hay from their pastures.
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New York artists seeking greener pastures in LA, or vice versa, why not head to the wildnerness instead?
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The result was a devastating brain drain, in which droves of Russian scientists emigrated to greener scientific pastures.
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A Terra restaurant serves meats directly sourced from local pastures, plus artisanal cheeses, and fresh, locally-caught seafood.
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The Forest Service had just started limiting use on one of Cronin's pastures to protect bull-trout habitat.
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Pine-crested buttes punctuate the skyline, open prairie stretches for miles, and creeks wind through pastures and yards.
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The spike in grass pollens corresponded to the expansion of open landscapes, a transition from forests to pastures.
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"Our sector is not like that of beef producers, who can leave cattle grazing on pastures," Santin said.
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In one, there are wild barley seeds, normally found in highland pastures, held together in small canvas pouches.
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The animals are available for adoption, but most go to long-term storage on feedlots and in pastures.
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Heading north, we walked through pastures, at first an easy amble shaded by occasional stands of eucalyptus trees.
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At this point, a significant number of Twitch's biggest stars have left the platform for (presumably) greener pastures.
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In place of stinking, degraded pastures dominated by invasive weeds, visitors now can enjoy a natural coastal landscape.
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Their foundation isn't built on picturesque green pastures—it's muddy and can be erased at a moment's notice.
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Those that aren&apost sold or adopted are transferred to privately contracted corrals and pastures for the long term.
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They set up their ger in spring for maximum summer pastures, then they move it again for winter feeding.
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This man is leaving us for greener pastures (a golf course, probably), to a destiny that feels dangerously uncertain.
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An hour later, we had set up my tent in the pastures by the river below her small farmhouse.
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Lush pastures will turn to barren desert and millions will be forced to flee in search of fresh water.
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The cornucopia of lovely, flavorful things that grow on the craggy hills and lush pastures are a good sign.
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Today, the trees in the middle of his pastures are hardly the only things setting the man's farm apart.
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That has attracted the horses to area, where they tend to stay rather than moving on to other pastures.
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Copious piles of cow manure are spread across pastures, a practice that results in greenhouse gas emissions as well.
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Companies which made a packet there, both incomers such as Apple and locals like Alibaba, are seeking pastures new.
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Adventure had players on a snowy mountain, but Odyssey heads for fresh pastures in a variety of desert scenes.
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Much of that trouble has occurred around Jammu, the majority-Hindu city where the Bakarwals have their winter pastures.
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The promised land of green pastures, endless and fast data requests and deep penetration of user data is over.
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Greener Pastures with Colin Angle (iRobot) iRobot's CEO joined us to show off its new lawn-mowing robot, Terra.
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Expansion of ISIS affiliates Rather than risk going home, some ISIS members may try to reach new jihadist pastures.
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It was designated a Superfund site in 1983 to reduce arsenic contamination in residential yards, pastures and ground water.
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Don't hastily quit your job for "greener pastures" until you're certain you could make more with your time elsewhere.
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Frankly, in your throne of faux-care that sits among your suburban pastures, you'd miss a lot of shit.
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This is in a public walking field which connects to several pastures in the Vale of Glamorgan in Wales.
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The migrants all have one thing in common: they search for greener pastures elsewhere when home holds no hope.
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For centuries they were nomads, moving among pastures at the foot of the snowcapped Qilian Mountains in Gansu Province.
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Under the plan, nomads herding animals on grasslands newly classified as "nongrazing pastures" are offered subsidies to resettle elsewhere.
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Four Mile maintains a farm stand on-site, and pastures its cattle — and pigs — on fields in nearby Lyme.
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Decades later, the Zebus could still be found grazing in pastures across the island, symbols of Mr. Castro's micromanagement.
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That $149 million listing included horse and bison pastures, an airstrip and hangar, helipad, stables, and even an observatory.
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Multiple streams flow across the land to the ocean, carving out forested valleys through rolling pastures grazed by cattle.
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Most of the fires have been set by farmers on purpose to make room for their crops and pastures.
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This is not the Wisconsin of pastures and dairy farms, but a landscape brimming with fulfillment centers and factories.
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So the packed mules haul equipment ahead of the tourists, then make the return journey back to their pastures.
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Part of that effort included cultivating new talent, even as much of Microsoft's old guard departed for greener pastures.
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Regulations were tightened, and a backlog of unwanted horses began to build up on rented pastures in the Midwest.
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But now "people from the east and other regions are coming here for better pastures and food", he said.
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Blue mountains, green pastures, and little red houses all nestle under an enormous, yolky sun close enough to touch.
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As the planet warms and people convert more wild land into farmable pastures, North America&aposs skies are emptying.
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As we drove among the verdant summer pastures, a snub-nosed revolver sat on the dash of Coady's pickup.
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The University of California, Merced, rises apparition-like out of a landscape of cow pastures, cotton fields and grasslands.
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He turned the pencil sideways and pushed it across the map he had drawn: the pastures, the fence lines.
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But when Shane leaves Ireland for what he hopes will be greener pastures, John's only remaining friend is his mother.
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Sanders promised radical measures aimed at the pocketbooks of companies that relocated from Vermont in search of more profitable pastures.
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Of course, before you can move on to (hopefully) greener pastures, it's important to resign gracefully from your current position.
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"Most of our agricultural land is pastures located in high mountainous areas," Davitashvili told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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She was the shy one, while Chip's puckish exuberance was as expansive as the pastures surrounding their 40-acre farm.
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Amid the excitement of heading toward greener career pastures, it's easy for employees to forget about their existing nest egg.
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Wages are rising and in December 19963m Americans quit their jobs for pastures new, the second highest reading on record.
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Glenworth Valley, New South Wales is home to green pastures, clean air and one over-hyped fucking swamp (river apparently).
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Winter's wheat crop is failing in the east and graziers are struggling to keep livestock alive on bone-dry pastures.
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This group, of about 50 people, is traveling without their livestock, which others had already taken to the high pastures.
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He and six relatives had been living and working on the ranch for two years, building fences and weeding pastures.
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Climate change, with more frequent freezes and thaws of winter pastures, has put pressure on reindeer numbers there as well.
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Livestock farmers will also be impacted as dry weather parched pastures used to feed animals for a second consecutive year.
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The boot, thimble, and wheelbarrow have left the classic board game for greener pastures, presumably somewhere just off Atlantic Avenue.
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The term suggests images of grazing on open pastures, so one might think it means more access to the outdoors.
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I'd have to cross fields, hop barbed-wire fences and camp in cow pastures — much of it on private property.
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After all, you're moving on to greener pastures — but don't you hope there's some leftover Caudalie when you get there?
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While some farmers provide their dairy goat herds with access to pasture, the majority don't rely on pastures for nourishment.
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To make matters worse, new pastures are appearing higher up the mountainside as the snow melts and weather patterns change.
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Most of the blazes were set deliberately — and illegally — by farmers and loggers to clear land for crops and pastures.
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The town has more than 953,100 acres of open space, Mr. Zeoli said, where meandering stone walls once demarcated pastures.
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Surrounded by sprawling pastures and babbling rivers, Novi Sanzhary is the type of place where everybody knows just about everybody.
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And if you've lived there as I had and worked there for 13 years, I was ready for new pastures.
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After the practice came to light, the bureau began paying ranchers to keep unwanted horses on pastures in the Midwest.
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It is set back off a bumpy road on private property, up steep slopes, past pastures and alongside a creek.
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Eventually, many of iPhone's apps, including YouTube and Maps, stopped working, when its benefactor Google moved on to more robotic pastures.
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He paints a picture of the year 2021 in which most left-leaning Americans have been driven to greener online pastures.
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And you better snatch it now before Elon Musk and the rest of mankind ditches Earth for better pastures on Mars.
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Unicorns have roamed NBA pastures for years, transforming the sport of basketball with their unique blend of size, skill and athleticism.
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It has lost 12% of its population in the past 12 years, as young people seek greener pastures in New Zealand.
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Instead of straining to cobble together rent, many Californians are trading palm trees for cheaper pastures in Texas, Arizona and Nevada.
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The landscape of the dedicated grounds currently features serene meadows, pastures, walking trails and streams, as well as a renovated barn.
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These adventurous felines can be found on YouTube and Instagram, where they explore rough mountain terrain, rocky beaches, and green pastures.
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On both sides of the roads were cow pastures and barns, potato fields and orchards, the sights of prosperous farm life.
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For miles around there are farms with horses standing alone in pastures, and I do not have to hear one word.
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Another longtime battle is flaring in the middle of the country, between farmers and nomadic Fulani herdsmen looking for grazing pastures.
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Do you cringe at the thought of the methane emitted by your dinner and his friends on the pastures of Iowa?
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The cows that produce the milk can only eat grass and hay from pure pastures and cannot receive antibiotics or supplements.
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Thousands of acres of pine forests, national parks, fields and pastures have burned in central and southern Italy in recent weeks.
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The beauty began almost immediately outside Christchurch as the wide open pastures revealed the snow-capped peaks of the Southern Alps.
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With pilots increasingly being drawn to greener — and warmer — pastures, some of that old hands-on intimacy and continuity could fade.
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Cuts of Hereford-Angus beef raised on pastures outside this city are grilled over a wood fire behind the chef's counter.
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A collaboration between Keith Haring and Bill T. Jones — the 1984 Secret Pastures — involved sets, promo cards, and stickers by Haring.
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Forget about birds born and bred among the rolling fields and idyllic pastures, turkeys may soon be grown in test tubes.
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These graze on slightly lusher pastures in Texas, New Mexico and Arizona until they too are slaughtered for domestic consumption or export.
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Meanwhile, everyone who first settled that neighborhood and made it a nice place to be took flight to greener, less-crowded pastures.
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These were descriptors she believed she and her cohorts should have long aged out of, on their way to more dignified pastures.
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The U.K.'s most over-the-top faux P.R. gurus are leaving London behind for greener pastures in Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie.
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Should those lives be valued less than the lives of the wildlife which might repopulate their overgrown pastures when they are gone?
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But research shows there is actually an Ikea breakup age — after which many people feel compelled to move on to pricier pastures.
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Breton butter is known for its uniquely creamy taste, something producers say is down to the rich grazing pastures of their cattle.
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We also cut down huge amounts of trees in the northeastern US for lumber and to make space for pastures and crops.
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They are free to roam in their pastures, sleep in the sunshine, eat wholesome food, exhibit their natural behaviors and enjoy life.
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Across Nigeria's "middle belt", indigenous tribes like theirs spar with "settlers" who are moving south as the Sahel encroaches on their pastures.
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Instead of allowing farm runoff to directly enter waterways, it can be routed into pastures and wetlands that treat the water naturally.
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It is unclear who Trump was referring to with his "greener pastures" remarks Wednesday, but he had previously referenced the late Sen.
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Continued neglect as catastrophic floods turn into annual events would push more firms and residents to seek dryer pastures, jeopardizing Southeast Texas.
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The listing previously included a 22,000-square-foot main house, an observatory, stables, horse and bison pastures, an airplane hanger and helipad.
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The ranch's pastures are currently home to five American bison, four American quarter horses, one Belgian draft horse, and three miniature horses.
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In Switzerland, where the herds are led to the high pastures in summer to graze, the drought has stranded cows without water.
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Think of a man's swinging dumbbells for his health, when those springs are bubbling up in far-off pastures unsought by him!
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And yet Chepe is also guilty of perhaps the one crime that may warrant being put out to greener pastures: delaying trains.
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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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Tree rings suggest that a megadrought in the middle of the fourth century might have made these nomads desperate for greener pastures.
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"The animals are usually housed in pastures large enough that space, crowding, and fighting are not a problem," Norwood and Lusk write.
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Their purpose is to help researchers test how best to alternate crops and livestock in order to turn degraded pastures into productive fields.
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That means putting more thought into how we cultivate pastures, grasslands, and forests could help bring down the country's total greenhouse gas emissions.
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The resulting dry spells have destroying crops and pastures, leaving animals starving and pushing millions of people to the brink of extreme hunger.
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It's surrounded by cow pastures and picturesque farms, and in the heart of the village, you'll find a community center like any other.
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"The April rains started late and stopped early, while the October rains were less abundant than usual, reducing our pastures," the herder explained.
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Matthew Dellavedova also left for richer pastures in Milwaukee this summer and made his return Wednesday night when the Bucks came into town.
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In recent years, the central government has implemented a program, "returning pastures to grasslands," which it says aims to protect the region's environment.
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The fires are directly linked to deforestation, since farmers sometimes set the forest ablaze to make room for livestock pastures and crop fields.
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Moulton is a longshot in the presidential race, and he may be running because he is looking for greener pastures outside of Congress.
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Thus, Firefly has recently been adding hay to its herd's diet, in part to keep the farm's pastures from being grazed too short.
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But pasture-raised eggs are more expensive than those from hens raised in cages or aviaries, and pastures require a lot of space.
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In their respective ways, Ryanair and Lufthansa seem to be exploring new pastures during a period of historically high profits for the industry.
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I enjoy that college administrators still feel shocked that this happens, like we don't always hear about coaches skipping town for greener pastures.
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Speaking at a commodities seminar in Sao Paulo, Barbieri said soybean planting would increase in degraded pastures or replace areas used for livestock.
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But most of these beers are brewed near orchards, vineyards, and green pastures, because many of the organisms thrive off fruit and flowers.
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These traditional cabins are recreations of traditional "braña" huts, typical of mountainous landscapes where cattle feed on the last pastures of the summer.
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This backward step threatens free-market solutions that have given ranching families across the West the financial flexibility to move to greener pastures.
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He purchased a sizable plot of land, erected an Italianate-style house and turned his land into English gardens, cow pastures and fields.
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This year for the first time, White Oak Pastures in southern Georgia is selling spiral-cut hams from 23 of its Berkshire hogs.
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Just beyond the medieval ring wall of the Tuscan town of Lucca, the city rapidly gives way to country villas and agrarian pastures.
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"America is a great nation, a kind nation, a nation of greener pastures and milk and honey and endless possibilities," Mr. Canunayon said.
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That's a simple formulation, but it's one worth thinking about as more of Twitch's biggest creators leave the site for other streaming pastures.
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Sly, grumpy and thumpingly humane, it tells the story of a couple trading gentrifying New York City for the grayer pastures of Mercury.
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The drought has been devastating to hardest hit ranchers in the regions reeling from rising hay costs and withered grazing pastures, said experts.
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Vidor, a small city of rolling pastures and stifling humidity that was hit hard by flooding in September, is not a skateboarding hotbed.
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Hilly roads snake through forests lined with 200-year-old stone walls, beside pastures where horses graze, and around numerous ponds and lakes.
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Other great players have come and gone, passed through Seattle and sought greener pastures, looking for World Series rings and higher national profiles.
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With things not going his way, "Suga" sought pastures new by moving down to middleweight away from the division he was once king.
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The 1,300-member flock was safely re-herded back to the pastures, but not before being filmed for a couple of amusing clips. 8.
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When you move abroad, the anticipation of pastures new and adventure is magnetic, but leaving behind the comfortable familiarity of home can be bittersweet.
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Facebook will eventually feel the effects of users leaving the platform for greener pastures, unless it figures out how to better moderate its platform.
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"We will lay out clearly in the code of conduct what is expected of people who use mountain pastures," Kurz told a news conference.
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There are 300 breeds, and there are different types of grass in these pastures, and these factors will lead to a very different taste.
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But there is a lot of wildlife, so much, in fact, that some animals may be leaving the exclusion zone to find greener pastures.
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Just ask "Alexa, tell relationship tips to give me advice" and the Amazon assistant will steer you back to greener pastures with your partner.
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Guleya hopes that timely weather information will "reduce the need for pastoralists to migrate or raid neighboring communities in search of food and pastures".
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It's nice that jobs have been saved, but what do you do about the other companies set to leave the country for cheaper pastures?
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It's no coincidence that well-to-do residents are moving to zero-income-tax Florida, and major corporations like GE are seeking greener pastures.
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In one, more than 160,000 animals would be added to BLM off-range corrals and pastures, for a 40-year cost of $4.6 billion.
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Abandoning additional pastures and allowing them to revert to tropical forest could soak up another seven billion tons of the gas, the scientists found.
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Ms. Luis's path to London is emblematic of the migratory patterns of young people seeking greener pastures while much of the Continent is struggling.
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Silva thinks this suggests those communities may have relied on such observations to tell them when it was time to move to higher pastures.
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The federal agency houses more than 45,000 horses and burros in corrals, pastures or sanctuaries at a cost of more than $49 million annually.
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Polanyi offered the example of the enclosure movement in sixteenth-century England, when landowners tore down villages and turned common lands into private pastures.
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The exhibition includes 40 of Nutting's hand-tinted photographs of Colonial interiors and several bucolic scenes of ponds, pastures and tree-lined winding lanes.
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They may see the light of day at some point, but Adobe may also decide to can them and move on to greener pastures.
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Of course, it's impossible to escape noise where I live in New York City, but recently I've been inspired to look for quieter pastures.
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The 2000 acres of grounds offer a classic Brown design of open pastures framed by woodland with an 18th-century house at its center.
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What the gritty Brooklyn neighborhood lacks in open pastures, Ventiko tried to make up for by taking Dexter on frequent walks on a leash.
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Is it your spouse, perhaps looking to return to school, to break out of their career and head off into greener, more glorious pastures?
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If you are being priced out of the San Francisco Bay Area, why not vote with your feet and move to less expensive pastures?
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In the United States, meanwhile, 13 million people have left their water-adjacent homes in search of higher ground, or at least drier pastures.
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Government entomologists imported dozens of species of beetles to address several problems, among them fouled pastures, slowing decomposition and disease-carrying flies in ordure.
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Cake is asked to do so much, what with all the weddings and birthdays and office parties for colleagues headed off to greener pastures.
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In Bob's young face, Kyle says he sees the determination to forge his own path far from the rolling green pastures of Northern Michigan.
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The poet found it here, on a spread of hundreds of acres hidden away in billowing terrain of impossibly green pastures and endless woods.
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On the twice-yearly journey to move grazing animals between summer and winter pastures, a writer finds a deep connection to an ancient tradition.
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Big hogs can chew up acres of crops in a single night, destroying pastures, tearing out fences, digging up irrigation systems, polluting water supplies.
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South Bend, Indiana (CNN)Eight years ago, Sharon McBride was on the verge of leaving her hometown of South Bend, Indiana, for greener pastures.
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In warm months, the grasslands burst into luxuriant green, and Tibetan and Mongolian herders have for centuries guided yaks and goats over the pastures.
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Here are 14 of the most revealing changes: Humans have been clearing forests to make way for farms and pastures for at least 19873,000 years.
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He was always an avid runner, running through the pastures of the countryside, noticing what was in season, which he then compiles into a dish.
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We also commend Lulu for choosing her own path and taking life by leash, hopefully leading her to much safer and more enjoyably lackadaisical pastures.
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We'll still be packing a pair when we're headed towards sandy beach pastures or slipping them on when taking out our trash on a weeknight.
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In pursuit of a change of pace and a chance to live among the population she studies, this OP decided to move onto greener pastures.
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The clip — a submission for the series' book trailer competition — pulls elements from each story, stopping off in green pastures, dusty deserts and snowy mountains.
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Adept at hiding, the pest is hard to detect and prefers to venture out at night, to feast on plants and fly to new pastures.
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On Mad Men, when Pete Campbell sought greener pastures with Beth Dawes, his neighbor's wife, he confronted the toll mental illness can have on relationships.
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Mr Skinner's grandfather, as a boy, was posted to watch for free-roaming sheep that could strip pastures bare, until a 1934 act regulated grazing.
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A whopping 28503,22019 businesses left California in 2016 alone, while manufacturing firm Honeywell moved its headquarters from New Jersey to greener pastures in North Carolina.
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The BLM could also work with private partners, such as horse advocacy groups, to find and fund private pastures for horses gathered from the range.
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It's a mark of Ditko's commitment to the field that he continued working even as hundreds of artists left the industry for less forbidding pastures.
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They practiced sustainable farming techniques like rotational grazing — which helps regenerate the wild pastures that the lambs feed on — long before such things were hip.
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But amid the din and rising prices that comes with so much hype, Tel Aviv restaurateurs are now moving north in search of quieter pastures.
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Recently harvested cornfields and pastures became vast lakes, traversable only by boat, and Peach Creek and Boughman's Slough, each less than a mile from Mrs.
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Cronin's allotment of grazing land was divided into eight pastures, and the North Fork of the Malheur River ran through one pasture called Mountain Unit.
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It made the novelist Ian McEwan, a devotee of wild beauty, wary of the area — so many of its pastures and hedgerows had been destroyed.
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More than 80 makeshift shelters have been established in fairgrounds, parking lots and pastures, housing thousands of displaced cattle, horses, sheep, goats and domestic pets.
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Alabama's Nick Saban (Toledo) and Ohio State's Urban Meyer (Bowling Green) also cut their teeth in the league before going on to greener, richer pastures.
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It is the county's least dense suburb: 24 square miles of rolling hills and farmland interlaced with meandering stone walls that once delineated cow pastures.
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In the 1990s it was known for raising bulls bred for the country's bullfights and for pastures where cows produced milk sent to nearby towns.
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Rolling green hills, public parks and swimming pools, pastures with livestock, and vegetable farms were joined by enormous water collectors, solar arrays, and wind energy turbines.
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The authors also wrote in their paper that the horses probably aren't snorting to clear dust from their noses, because stalls are much dustier than pastures.
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Furthermore, a supply buildup is expected, particularly in the southern U.S. Plains where drought has dried up winter wheat grazing pastures - driving more livestock into feedyards.
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NSFW content had been a Tumblr staple for years, but without a place to share it, a decent chunk of Tumblr's userbase left for greener pastures.
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When pastures are parched, as now, they stay greener and grow taller—as seen in the photograph below of a prehistoric settlement near Eynsham, in Oxfordshire.
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Quitting Facebook did not enable me to leave my social network behind, taking a select few friends with me to the (empty) greener pastures of Google+.
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Bolsonaro, who has said he wants to convert land for cattle pastures and soybean farms, said it was difficult to curb increasing deforestation with limited resources.
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Tucked in the woods about 15 minutes from True's home, an old white mansion called Greener Pastures is the country's first and only kratom-assisted rehab.
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The only thing similar really is it's wash rind, and the pastures here are wild flowers and grass herbs on limestone, not too unlike mountain meadows.
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Residents and forest officials have begun fencing in areas that have long been open, stopping the Bakarwal from reaching their traditional routes, pastures and water supplies.
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In his eyes, I see the reflection of the empty road and open pastures ahead, but I can see that he's looking and seeing something else.
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The bells of sheep and cows in far-off pastures twinkled in the air; the wild shouts of herders were incomprehensible riddles that kept me company.
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While we'd love to be frolicking in green pastures ASAP, at least one big snowfall is standing between a lot of us and fields of daisies.
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The interior region of Florida continues its agricultural history with a mix of sugarcane fields, citrus groves, vegetable farms, beef cattle pastures and dairy factory farms.
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As harvesters returned from the pastures to Bagdanda on a recent afternoon, children gathered in the camp's dusty thoroughfare and divided teams for a volleyball game.
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Sheep grazed in high mountain pastures and shorn only once a year produce a thick, long wool ideal for the tough thread used in carpet making.
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The deforestation is directly linked to fires in the Amazon, since farmers sometimes set the forest ablaze to make room for livestock pastures and crop fields.
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The deforestation is directly linked to fires in the Amazon, since farmers sometimes set the forest ablaze to make room for livestock pastures and crop fields.
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One can easily imagine how workers may think twice before heading for greener pastures if their employers are picking up the tab on their loan balances.
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But there are also signs that the thrill is gone as many of his 28503 supporters are looking for new blood and moving onto greener pastures.
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Their websites show peaceful scenes — young women relaxing by the ocean or caring for horses in emerald pastures — and boast of their chefs and other amenities.
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Feed and land use: This includes cattle manure that emits a greenhouse gas called nitrous oxide, how cattle graze on pastures and deforestation, particularly in Brazil.
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When spring reaches Iceland and sheep are released onto the green pastures, they leave behind a thick layer of compressed straw and excrement in the stables.
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Still, the route alone would not fully explain his utter dominance of the pastures, lawns and embankments that formed the margins of my field of vision.
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A pair of teams going nowhere in the standings will play one last time in the Bay Area before the Raiders leave for greener pastures (again).
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It would be easy for The Bachelor to cut off the deeply sad segment here and toss to the sunnier pastures of a pre-finale tease.
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The field master controlled the riders as they galloped after the hounds over rugged terrain, across pastures, along wooded paths and over creeks and stone walls.
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Dung beetles have also been found to improve soil conditions, to suppress E. coli in blueberry fields, and to feed on harmful fly larvae in pastures.
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We dropped our bags in our rustic wood-beamed room and threw open the shutters to thrilling views of dry slopes descending to lush riverside pastures.
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The small BBQ joint in Lexington, Texas (population: 1,200), a 75-mile drive east from Austin, is situated in the middle of pastures and ranch land.
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New threat will increase the number of displaced persons Enormous swarms of locusts are threatening the crops and pastures of millions of people in East Africa.
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And its placement in Northern California's dairy country — where cows can graze in emerald pastures for 300 days out of the year — gave it an advantage.
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So I chose greener pastures (literally), and enrolled in a school in the middle of the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia, five hours away from my hometown.
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Somaliland now has almost no seasonal reserves, which are crucial for allowing pastures to lie fallow and recover, and which in the past were protected by guards.
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Some ranchers in parched areas of the Central Plains and Southern regions have relocated cattle herds to lands with greener pastures or where water is more available.
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Spring, when vine buds burst into fruit and flower, has come with much of Australia's east gripped by a drought that has turned usually fertile pastures barren.
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It's just that today for young, ambitious people it often isn't the destination, but maybe a layover on the way to more flexible and more lucrative pastures.
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"This is recovery without judgment," said Roxanne Gullikson, who opened Greener Pastures with her husband, occupational therapist Ron Figaratto, after running a "cannabis caregiver" office in Portland.
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I'd have been satisfied with a single line of dialogue about how the president choked on a pretzel — before moving on to bigger, better, more blonde pastures.
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Climate scientist Carlos Nobre said farmers seeking to clear land for cattle pastures wait for the dry season when forests become combustible and then set them alight.
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It should give you a sense of the torment experienced by Sophia in their marriage and some insight into her desperation to bolt for greener romantic pastures.
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But in New Zealand, where pastures that once grazed sheep have been converted into dairy farms to feed China's appetite for milk, the situation is particularly noxious.
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What distinguished these operations, she learned, was that they often sprayed manure onto their pastures; this was done both to fertilize the land and dispose of waste.
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The deforestation is directly linked to the fires in the Amazon, since farmers sometimes set the forest ablaze to make room for livestock pastures and crop fields.
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When she got to know the characters behind Clyde Beatty-Cole Brothers, she found a chosen family, many of them outsiders who joined up for better pastures.
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I knew I was approaching my target when the cow pastures made way to rows upon rows of coffee—whole hillsides carpeted beyond the line of sight.
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"Take Nixon," Roberts says, as white pastures, aspen groves, and the red walls of mesas zip by his face like a TV commercial for a bucolic life.
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As of last month, about 50,000 horses were available for adoption in corrals or in off-range pastures that had been there long-term, Ms. Collins said.
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If you fall into the camp of daydreaming of greener career pastures, here's how you can breeze through — and potentially speed up — the process to get there.
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Throughout Houston proper and the surrounding suburbs, developers sprawl ever outward, paving over pastures and former wetlands and leaving nothing to absorb the water, when it comes.
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There are only so many episodes of "The Office" one can watch, alone in one's room, before finally having to leave in search of greener comedic pastures.
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Some believe that raising cattle on pastures, from birth until slaughter, might sequester carbon in the soil better than having cows finish their growth on feed lots.
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Although some cattle graze on dry, native grasslands, most beef production relies on wetter pastures or croplands that have been converted from forests, wetlands, and other habitats.
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Those birds moved about his acres, pecking and scratching through the pastures, fertilizing the grass his cows would graze, perching in the low branches of his trees.
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Tip "Move the cattle in a clockwise rotation to different pastures to minimize overgrazing," says Scotty Hawkeye Harman, the head wrangler at Colorado Cattle Company & Guest Ranch.
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Though just 543 minutes northeast of St. Moritz, the village remains unspoiled, with views of cow-speckled pastures and, in the distance, the magnificent snowcapped Albula Alps.
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Converting deep-rooted perennial grasses native to the region to shallow-rooted annual grasses from Europe in livestock pastures also depletes the land's ability to sequester carbon.
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Because cannabis businesses have no access to the banking system, they often seek greener pastures abroad, so they can stop doing businesses in America's uncertain legal limbo.
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But what really made him prickly, I suspect, is something that went unsaid: That you think their schools are lousy, so you left for private, greener pastures.
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"In North America, we have a greater variety of habitat types than we used to, such as agricultural fields, pastures, forests of different ages, roadsides," says Vellend.
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British colonial officers had introduced mesquite trees in the 19th century, and they spread rapidly, swallowing pastures and roads and villages — everything that had been there before.
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Arson is so frequent that it is not unheard-of to blame shepherds for burning down acres of forest to create pastures for their sheep to graze.
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The Stones started spreading treated sewage in the 1980s as part of a state program that would help utilities get rid of the waste and fertilize pastures.
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Whether you've never heard of it before or you've abandoned it for pastures new, here's why you should be using RSS for your news instead of social media.
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Come night time, the streets were deserted as the workforce, from industries as varied as finance and retail, made its escape to greener pastures such as Orange County.
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This imagery of hellish fighting, our heroes dying all around while a lucky few manage to make it to the green pastures beyond is Biblical in the extreme.
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Some Cherokee, Chickasaw and Choctaw Indians had followed that route on the "Trail of Tears"; it passes through forests and pastures and beside timber yards, lakes and creeks.
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The growth of modern farming is helping to put blazes out: dividing land into pastures and fields breaks up terrain and makes it harder for infernos to spread.
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Unfortunately for everyone hoping to see Brittany head for greener pastures, Instagram proves she is still very much with Jax, and they are both still in Los Angeles.
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Investors are also seeking pastures new to evade fierce competition in developed markets, where buy-out firms' efforts to take over from banks have already reached a peak.
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A scorching drought in many parts of East Africa has forced nomad pastoralists searching for water and fresh pastures for their cattle into protected wildlife areas, officials said.
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" Peschl also told Lamono Magazine, "Maybe it sounds unbelievable, but also Nazi [sic] can love warm cow's milk, they don't even require it from racially pure Tyrol pastures.
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Hell, even turning his back on the UFC for pastures new in Bellator proved he has the minerals to make big decisions that favour himself and his family.
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BURTON, Texas (Reuters) - Among vineyards and cow pastures in east Texas last month, roughnecks started to drill in an oilfield that is 25 years past its production peak.
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But as worsening drought linked to climate change destroys the pastures they depend on to feed their cattle, a growing number are turning to agriculture for extra income.
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While civilians in the path of hurricanes often take household pets with them when they evacuate, farm animals are left to weather natural disasters in enclosures and pastures.
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They also have the means to rehabilitate exhausted pastures, plant trees for fruit and timber, and raise chicken, fish or bees, to create more diverse sources of income.
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In Santo Domingo, private restaurants and bed-and-breakfasts have sprung up alongside the main road, where cows and horses saunter across nonchalantly in search of better pastures.
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It was the Vin Sola and MATRiXXMAN smash gracing pastures everywhere, from HNNY's Stockholm Boiler Room set to worn-out aux cables at house-parties the world over.
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Still, both pieces are intriguing, and fans of each will find a solid track from genre leaders Sutekh Hexen and a fascinating foray into new pastures for Hissing.
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Investment in the team, the club's last real asset, has been visibly inadequate, while many of Coventry's most accomplished players have departed for pastures new in recent times.
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But activists point to agricultural runoff from sugar fields and cattle pastures, major industries in Florida with a firm hand in the state's economic growth and legislative world.
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On occasion, my father would ride a horse for a day to visit nomads in the high pastures and spend a night or two in their felt yurts.
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While dry weather stokes fire fears in Colombia's coastal regions, early morning frosts in the Andean country's high altitude areas are laying waste to farm pastures and crops.
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Luxury homes include a $149 million, 14-bed property in Colorado with staff quarters, a spa, bison pastures, an airstrip, a helipad - and geo-thermal heating and cooling.
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Oon begins the video by talking about how foreigners view Singapore as "the gateway to the world" and her desire to escape the overwhelming crowds for greener pastures.
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Through the trees, they could make out large windows and high-ceilinged rooms, and on the gentle slope beyond the building lay a vista of pastures and woodland.
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Tyler Cameron may have left the Bachelor universe for greener, more A-list pastures, but his pals from Hannah Brown's season of The Bachelorette still have his back.
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A bisse (rhymes with peace) is a narrow (two- to six-foot wide) canal that brings water from high-altitude rivers across mountains to irrigate pastures and vineyards.
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As he wanders the village on a recent morning, navigating streets looking out on autumn-tinged pastures dotted with cypress trees, Mr. Lucentini indicates the landmarks of decline.
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Some farmers and loggers in Brazil illegally burn the forest to clear land for crops and pastures; so far, Brazil has experienced more than 193,000 fires in 2019.
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I have toured towns where failing water treatment systems spray partially treated sewage into municipal pastures, contaminating family farms, private properties, and waterways accessible to thousands of Alabamians.
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A horse whinnies in alarm as workers rush to shepherd a storybook cast of farm animals — chickens, pigs, sheep, cows — toward what they hope will be safer pastures.
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But Alexis Bonogofsky, whose pastures along the Yellowstone River were fouled five years ago by oil-tainted water said she was disappointed by the size of the settlement.
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In a grass valley framed by low-lying hills, Mr. Baird's pastures are filled with his small herd of buffalo and a few pens of horses and donkeys.
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In March 2016, a federal prosecutor indicted several members of the Mendoza, a powerful local crime family, for seizing pastures from peasants on the edge of the reserve.
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Dutch trio Donyell Malen, Calvin Stengs, and Myron Boadu, three of Raiola&aposs youngest clients, may too swap the Eredivisie for pastures new over the next four weeks.
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The recurring dry spells are destroying crops and pastures and are starving animals - pushing millions of people in the Horn of Africa to the brink of extreme hunger.
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The converse is also true: If being a member of Congress is not so rewarding, then people will voluntarily depart Capitol Hill in search of greener pastures. Rep.
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An animal lucky enough to be part of the restaurateur/rancher's herd in northwestern Spain gets to laze about in mountain pastures redolent of thyme and other fragrant herbs.
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Tom Fallows, Express's founder, quickly defected to Uber, and late last year, the team another lost another key executive, Brian Elliott, who departed for the greener pastures of Slack.
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Eventually she "escapes" that hell to the not-so-greener pastures of a sales crew of late-teen and early 20-somethings who travel the country peddling magazine subscriptions.
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Greener Pastures has become not only a treatment facility, but a gathering place for kratom advocates across the state, including the Taunton Bay team, and True and her stepson.
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Margins drop to zero so quickly on a popular listing that sellers seek out greener, more obscure pastures: niche categories like microfiber car wash mitts or gas fireplace logs.
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Online lenders couldn't give them better rates on loan sales while staying profitable, so these investors "started looking for greener pastures," notes Baker — and they're continuing to pull back.
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The increase has been widely attributed to weakening environmental regulation, dryer conditions in the Amazon and the continuing expansion of farmland and pastures, as well as continued illegal logging.
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They are nomads whose families have traveled for centuries between summer pastures in the Himalayas and winter grazing grounds in the lowland plains, herding their goats, sheep and horses.
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Facebook Lasso app lead Brady Voss leaves for Netflix right after launch It's never a good sign when the head of your latest murder clone decamps for greener pastures.
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Kelly's snub implies she is considering a possible transfer to greener pastures, the report added, and she would potentially compete with O'Reilly's "The O'Reilly Factor" should she join CNN.
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Besides, the developers of the sport in the U.S. didn't have the grassy pastures of the royal estates to work with: they hewed the tracks out of the forests.
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However, Scripps has let that contract lapse (the shows started to leave Netflix in the first part of 2017) and moved onto greener pastures via Hulu's verdant streaming services.
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That is why, on a recent sweltering day, a team of Southwestern Energy technicians went hunting for leaky pipes and wells on the rolling cow pastures of northern Arkansas.
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Most of the damage caused by Harvey and Florence has come from the flooding, which has devastated cities and rural areas, turning highways into rivers and pastures into lakes.
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It's the question everyone is asking right now ... who's gonna step and replace MS now that he's moving on to the (much, much) greener pastures of "Good Morning America"?
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West Ham United will play their final game at Upton Park today against Manchester United before moving to greener pastures at Olympic Stadium in Stratford some three miles away.
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The restrictions of the public cloud model, the company argues, combines with the complexity of the public cloud billing and delivery model, lead it to look for greener pastures.
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Wine, though, is just one aspect of the 18,000-acre ranch, which also offers horseback riding through lush pastures and woodsy areas dense with eucalyptus, jacaranda and camphor trees.
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The locusts have devastated animal grazing pastures covering some 2,500 hectares (6,200 acres) of land in the central province of Nuoro, between the small towns of Ottana and Orani.
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Alternative sources of electric power are flourishing in the Allgäu, a region of rolling pastures, pine forests and domed churches that is home to Ms. Zinnecker's family-owned farm.
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It's like Disney's "It's a Small World," only instead of showcasing traditional cultures, the hell garden revels in the gruesome fates awaiting those deemed unfit for greener posthumous pastures.
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Scotland's beautiful countryside is home to herds of different farm animals that you'd expect to find grazing on some rolling green pastures — not stampeding through your tiny back garden.
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He's open to returning to Sacramento, according to the report, but could find greener pastures as he did when he left the Warriors for a $94 million deal in 2016.
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Then that waste is washed out of livestock pastures or manure-using farms with rainwater, or it's dumped with untreated human sewage into waterways that ultimately drain into the ocean.
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He now has an N.F.L. team headed for greener financial pastures in the nation's second-largest television market and an English soccer team, Arsenal, that sits atop the Premier League.
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For many Swiss farmers the summer ends with the "Alpabzug," a cattle parade leading from the Alpine pastures where the cows spent their summer, back to the valley for winter.
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A week after yet another NFL team decided to pack its bags and head for greener pastures — catering to financial interests in lieu of fan loyalty — it's happening once again.
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In recent years, pastures in the north-east, where the Fulani would graze their herds, have beenabandoned toBoko Haram, whose members steal any animals they can lay their hands on.
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IBAMA said JBS bought 49,438 illegal cattle between 2013 and 2016, half of those directly from embargoed pastures and the remainder by three-way "laundering" transactions to disguise the source.
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This relationship has involved some of the sweetest spots imaginable: a riverside house w/views; stately property w/rolling hills; sheep in the pastures; four-poster beds; and homemade breakfasts.
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In recent years, cattle herders and farmers have started killing one another over access to shrinking pastures—the number of deaths exceeds fifteen thousand, rivalling that inflicted by Boko Haram.
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Persistent drought in the U.S. Plains withered winter wheat grazing pastures, which forced beef cattle into feedyards in states noted for growing corn such as Iowa and Kansas, said analysts.
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Located between mountain pastures and meadows, the High Alpine Road (named for the country's highest peak, the over 12,000-foot Grossglockner) offers a beautiful, scenic walk through the Austrian Alps.
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The colloquially named farm bill conjures up visions of Uncle Sam helping small family farmers toiling in their fields with their non-GMO-fed animals grazing on wide, open pastures.
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Cattle and horses graze in the pastures that line the roads and highways, and the cowboys do not bother to take off their hats when they climb into their trucks.
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Eager to expand audiences for racing, these stately farms, noted for their architecturally distinct barns and pastures encircled by double-railed fences, are throwing open the barn doors to tours.
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Arena Elementary is the second small rural elementary school in two years to close in the district, nearly 300 square miles of rolling pastures and dairy farms in southwestern Wisconsin.
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This may well be its end: Both Bale and Ronaldo suggested while still on the field, in the middle of the celebrations, that they might seek pastures new this summer.
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Spirits rising, she found herself refurbishing the 19th-century Greek Revival house with porticoes that is set on a slope overlooking the barns, pastures and hayfields of a working farm.
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Anecdotally, Villalba says, ranchers already report that livestock grazing in wilder, more diverse pastures are healthier than those confined to smaller spaces, possibly because they are able to self-medicate.
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Cropland values in the St. Louis Fed's region during the fourth quarter fell by 2.5 percent compared to a year earlier, while ranchland and grazing pastures dropped by 5.3 percent.
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The road, even in its driest iteration, was the consistency of wet cement; it strongly sucked at our tires when it wasn't threatening to slide us into the adjacent pastures.
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It is an expansive property, with cows and horses grazing its pastures, a petting zoo for the family, and space for Zuckerberg to hunt feral pigs with bow and arrow.
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As the words "cage-free" creep onto egg cartons and menus, you might imagine that these birds roam around on green pastures, nibbling grass and laying eggs at their leisure.
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Some dealers who'd been using the 'burg as a steppingstone decided it was time to cash in their "cultural capital" and decamp to greener pastures before the Williamsburg bubble burst.
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Good news for Mavs fans ... David Lee tells TMZ Sports he doesn't believe Dirk Nowitzki will leave Dallas for greener pastures ... despite the fact Dirk just opted out of his contract.
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Retail U.S. beef prices declined seven months in a row till December as healthy pastures, cheaper corn and record high cattle prices a year ago encouraged ranchers to bolster their herds.
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Meanwhile, feed dealers from the Texas Panhandle to the dairy country in upstate New York are waiting for wintry weather to set in, forcing livestock from pastures onto purchased feed instead.
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The venture capitalists on Sand Hill Road have for decades dined on the fruits of funding entrepreneurs who travelled to the valley's rich pastures or the alums of local academic institutions.
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There has been a general perception over the past few years that millennials are abandoning Facebook in search of greener, less parent-friendly pastures like Snapchat and Instagram. Not. Even. Close.
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But Pathmalal says he understands why some of his peers prefer to seek greener pastures abroad, especially skilled professionals in the IT sector who can command a larger pay packet overseas.
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The people that feel this way might consider giving credit to an artist that worked on the game two years previous and left for greener pastures after a year almost insulting.
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Callestick's 100 cows roam across the idyllic Cornish pastures and are milked twice a day, something Parker sees as crucial to their ice cream's success in the face of cheaper alternatives.
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He next washed up in California, where he helped set up Moy Mell ("pastures of honey" in ancient Gaelic), a utopian beach commune nestled in the dunes on the Central Coast.
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In addition to the 67,160 horses roaming free, the BLM has moved 46,000 animals to corrals and to what the bureau's director, Neil Kornze, calls "gorgeous green pastures in the Midwest".
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Since the opening of the Amazon to development in the 1970s, fires have been deliberately set on a yearly basis to make way for fields and pastures and to fertilize soils.
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And not one but two of America's former fighting champions, boxer Roy Jones Jr. and mixed martial artist Jeff Monson, became Russian citizens, leaving the compromised west behind for manlier pastures.
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The clouds parted slightly as I entered County Meath, and a few happy cows greeted me as I headed toward what seemed to be increasingly green and slightly more scenic pastures.
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Environmentalists claim most of the fires were illegally set by land speculators and ranchers seeking to expand pastures in the Amazon who feel emboldened by Bolsonaro's criticism of excessive environmental protections.
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Weld County, with its patchwork of rolling green pastures and suburban clusters, is increasingly considered a Denver commuter shed, and it is now the fourth-fastest growing community in the nation.
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If the highest earners start fleeing Hawaii for less costly pastures, this may be a situation where a trend that started among the lower and middle economic brackets has trickled up.
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That has resulted in companies seeking cheaper pastures in China's inner regions or in other regions like Southeast Asia, a phenomenon Young said has been going on for about a decade.
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"Sometimes you are blinded and sometimes you are dazzled — this is life," summed up Alessandro Michele, gamboling in his mental pastures during a news conference after his Gucci show on Wednesday.
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But everyone knew the next four hours of meandering down byways lined with pastures and fields, stopping at corners for games and several shots of schnapps, were only the warm-up.
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The couple have organized a cooperative with seven other families, with 300 head of livestock, so "everybody can take turns grazing the livestock throughout the year to help conserve the pastures".
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