Some people are pigs; I make them look like pigs.
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More pigs than people in Denmark Pigs now outnumber people in Denmark: 215 pigs per 100 people, according to new statistics released by Eurostat.
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The kids love petting the pigs and the pigs love belly rubs.
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Guinea pigs of various colors were included, including full black guinea pigs.
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Pigs can be infected by ASF by direct contact with infected pigs or the ingestion of garbage containing meat and or meat products from infected pigs.
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According to ABC, Danish pigs are believed to be more fertile than Australian pigs.
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Feral pigs are domesticated pigs — farm animals — that escaped and are living as wild animals.
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The other pigs won't be able to emerge until the sentinel pigs' livers are clear.
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The pigs where the prosciutto comes from have nothing to do with our Iberian pigs.
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"We can grow pigs in large numbers for food, but the necessary housing and development for organ transplant pigs would be much more expensive than for regular pigs," says FitzGerald.
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The largest of the three farms had 203 pigs, while the smallest had only 30 pigs.
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Pigs and humans have similar digestive tracts, making pigs an excellent model for human GI disease.
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It might give actual pigs a bad name, but "Like some pigs" for SEXIST is clever.
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Even though the pigs are supposed to develop as normal pigs—save for the human organs—there's fear that something unforeseen could happen, and that the pigs would somehow be humanized.
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Pigs on Live with Kelly and Ryan Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest raced pigs for their prediction.
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I've taken 2,000 pigs to the slaughterhouse, and I've become haunted by the ghosts of those pigs.
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Gay men are no more pigs than straights—the difference is they're just looking for other pigs.
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Everyone loves pigs (the animal), but racist pigs (the jerk humans) are a breed Tinder isn't down with.
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Pigs in blankets are perennial faves — but pigs in pretzel blankets are in a class of their own.
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Pigs produce 10 times the excrement than humans do and there is nine million pigs in North Carolina.
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The latest outbreak killed nine pigs and infected another 12 on a farm with 97 pigs, the ministry said.
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Beijing has banned feeding kitchen waste to pigs, and restricted transport of live pigs and products from infected areas.
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Authorities have culled all the pigs at the farms, including 226 pigs at the farm in Thanh Hoa province.
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The new outbreak killed nine pigs and infected another 12 on a farm with 97 pigs, the ministry said.
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Pigs in Blankets You can whip up these gourmet pigs in a blanket up to a week in advance.
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Ask not what you should do to the feral pigs; ask what you can do for the feral pigs.
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Known as the "Flying Razorbacks," a reference to the Arkansas Razorbacks, the 188th features flying pigs on their flying pigs.
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But there was no evidence that the specific virus behind the outbreak infected pigs or that pigs harbored the virus.
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People have tried stymying image recognition by asking users to identify, say, pigs, but making the pigs cartoons and giving them sunglasses.
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In English, some of their fans call the pigs by the literal translation of their name, while others call them Min pigs.
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What stops the spread is persuading farmers to immediately cull any infected pigs and dispose of them properly, far from living pigs.
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"I don't think they'd be worse morally from how we raise pigs for meat, but my hunch is that the way to raise pigs to retrieve organs would require a departure from the way pigs are raised [for research]," Neuhaus said.
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The farm's herd included 15,000 breeding pigs, according to its website, and it was aiming to produce 385,000 pigs for slaughter a year.
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There was some recent research that showed pigs are as intelligent as chimps … though pigs in the veterinary hospital don't always act smart.
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By studying isotopes, or chemical signatures, found in the teeth and bones of pigs, the researchers can determine where the pigs were raised.
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Photo: Denis Doyle (Getty Images)There are now enough pigs in Spain that technically everyone could have one, and there'd be pigs to spare.
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How it works, per NYT: Pigs' organs contain antigens that the human body naturally tries to fight, so we often reject unmodified pigs' organs.
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Those included preventing pigs from coming into contact with infected feed, meat products and equipment, and raising pigs far from areas with wild boars.
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Because these pigs are smaller than the usual pigs we&aposre used to, and there is more muscles in their legs rather than fat.
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Hogs can be infected by African swine fever by direct contact with infected pigs or by eating garbage containing meat products from infected pigs.
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What did come to fruition just last month, though, was another Trump–related artwork of flying pigs: "When Pigs Fly," painted in Miami by artists Rei Ramirez and Ivan Roque, depicts the president-elect as a winged hog, surrounded by other grinning pigs in flight.
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So far, the saline technique seems to show highly positive results in pigs—90 percent of 200 pigs were able to be revived in tests.
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Wens Foodstuff is China's top producer of pigs, slaughtering more than 10 million pigs in the first half of the year, and 330 million chickens.
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The disease killed three pigs while another 10 pigs in the locations were slaughtered, the OIE said, citing a report from Moldova's animal health authority.
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Tests in pigs were successful: The tests in pigs showed promising results, with the sensor picking up whether any blood was in the animals' stomach.
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The disease, which kills almost all pigs it infects, occurred on a farm of 102 pigs in Tuanfeng county in the east of the province.
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By contrast, Britons eat only about seven million pigs' worth of pork shoulder, and belly meat ranks even lower, about five million pigs per year.
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The government immediately issued a 48-hour ban on moving pigs and said that 4,000 pigs on and near the affected farm would be culled.
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Many of the victims had been farmers who contracted the virus through close contact with their pigs, which led to the euthanization of millions of pigs.
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Cytomegalovirus infects only humans: To study the disease in, say, guinea pigs, researchers have had to use a species of cytomegalovirus that infects only guinea pigs.
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Nationwide, Vietnam has culled more than 2.8 million pigs in the outbreak, the government said in the statement, up from 2.5 million pigs a week ago.
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Pigs were often used for that purpose, Mr. Purkayastha said, "but too many hunters were losing fingers, trying to pry truffles out of the pigs' mouths."
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In the slaughterhouses where pigs are reduced to their constituent parts, the disassembly lines carry about 1,100 pigs per hour — a new carcass every three seconds.
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The illness not only killed pigs, but also made farmers reluctant to restock pigs after they were slaughtered out of fear they would catch the disease.
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The game itself consisted of flinging birds at pigs, but it at least provided its writer, Jon Vitti, with protagonists (the birds) and antagonists (the pigs).
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Three trucks carrying a total of 205 pigs from provinces was stopped within the jurisdiction of Liaoning, according to Xinhua, adding that 22 pigs were found dead.
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Iberian pigs are a native Spanish race of black pigs that are raised and bred only in the south west of the country in the Iberian Peninsula.
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And there were fears that pigs could transmit the lethal Ebola strains, especially since humans spend a lot more time around pigs than with bats or monkeys.
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The latest outbreak, the seventh in the country since early August, killed 83 pigs and infected another 152 on a farm with 308 pigs, said the ministry.
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I don&apost know if you can see, but there is some pigs behind me, and they are of this special breed called the black Iberian pigs.
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Should the pigs advance, wildlife officials plan an air assault, hunting the pigs from planes with high-tech equipment like night-vision goggles and thermal-imaging scopes.
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China has lost more than 100 million pigs in the last year, either because of disease or because farmers don't want to restock pigs after they die.
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When "The Bachelor" contestants hooked up with some famous pigs in the Bahamas, the pigs got the short end of the stick ... according to our swine sources.
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Until that happens, these pigs aren't humans and shouldn't be thought of as such—they're pigs who happen to have cells that could be used in human care.
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Another case was confirmed in a district of the city of Jixi in the northeastern province of Heilongjiang where 24 pigs died on a farm of 84 pigs.
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Experts say Bulgaria could lose its entire pig breeding industry and have its 600,000 pigs culled due to the highly contagious disease, which affects pigs but not humans.
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Pigs and pig products make up 5 percent of the country's exports, and 90 percent of its pigs are exported, making Denmark one of the world's largest pork exporters.
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"Current strategies for drug cardiotoxicity assessment involve a combination of preclinical studies using a variety of animal species," including rats, mice, rabbits, guinea-pigs, dogs, and pigs, she said.
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The outbreak occurred on a farm with 57 live pigs in Yongning county, infecting pigs and killing 13, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said in a statement.
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Sixth-generation Iowa hog farmer Mike Paustian would certainly like to benefit from producing pigs without ractopamine, even though it helps pigs quickly build lean muscle instead of fat.
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Record March 1 pigs per litter at 10.43 suggests consistent industry improvement in saving pigs that are born, said U.S. Commodities President Don Roose, referring to hog herd growth.
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But last month on the shores of Sumatra's Lake Toba, more than 1,000 people gathered for pig races, pig selfies and contests devoted to calling pigs and drawing pigs.
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By then, more than 22019,210 pigs on the Xinda farm had already died, said Sun, and the company even sold on thousands of pigs - potentially spreading the disease further.
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"The results of the blood test from pigs culled in Chiang Rai also show that the pigs were not infected, but we continue to be on alert," he said.
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SmartAHC, a company that uses A.I. to monitors pigs' vital statistics that offers commercially available services, hooks up sows with wearable monitors that can predict the pigs' ovulation time.
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To prevent the swine flu, refrain from eating or drinking in areas where pigs inhabit, avoid contact with pigs and wash your hands with soap and water immediately after leaving.
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The documentary alleges that the candymaker outsourced gelatin production to a producer that used a farm where pigs had open wounds and pens covered in feces – or even dead pigs.
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Players of Angry Birds know that pigs are their enemies because they are explicitly told, not because the pigs are gradually revealed to have unsettling cultural dissimilarities to the protagonist.
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PetSmart, the same company that brought you Halloween costumes for guinea pigs, has introduced a line of festive outfits for guinea pigs looking to get real jolly this holiday season.
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Bratri v tricku (the Trick Brothers), a duo formed in 2009, brought offbeat energy to a juggling show, "Praseci cirkus" ("Pigs' Circus"), that featured flying pigs and pink flared pants.
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Big Major Cay Island's seriously adorable pigs have been dying in large numbers because tourists have been feeding them on the beach, leading to the pigs eating too much sand.
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African swine fever, which affects only wild boars, warthogs, bush pigs and domestic pigs, is endemic in sub-Saharan and West Africa and was first detected in Kenya in 1921.
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The video they released showed obvious safety concerns, such as pigs with gaping wounds and dripping pus being sent down the slaughter line, as well as pigs covered in feces.
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Many provinces had failed to detect outbreaks and cull infected pigs properly due to the lack of funds and space required for burying the dead pigs, the government said on Monday.
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Many models and tourists have visited the location to swim with the pigs (you may remember the infamous scene of models swimming with the pigs in Fyre Festival's star-studded commercial).
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The average weight of pigs in the country was at a record of around 124 kg (273 lb) in December, said Tang, indicating difficulty in selling pigs in key producing regions.
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The scam involves dumping dead pigs on farms and then spreading rumors that the farms are infected with African swine fever, which is often fatal for pigs but harmless for humans.
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But pigs and pork take the cake when you consider meat consumption globally, accounting for 38% of all meat production, with 47 pigs killed on average every second of every day.
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" Ruminants, horses and pigs, too, he says, are "machines.
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The story Trump's been telling suggests that Pershing successfully quelled Islamist rebels during that time by executing Muslim captives using bullets covered in pigs' blood, before burying the rebels' bodies with pigs.
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Most pigs are not shot at the end of a long life by a happy collection of neighbors, but killed on an assembly line that can kill hundreds of pigs per minute.
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The pigs that Mr. Lin raises sell for $460, about $200 more than the typical price for conventional pigs, he said, and some customers even eat his meats instead of taking medicine.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's agriculture ministry on Monday reported a new outbreak of African swine fever in the southeastern province of Fujian, which has killed 11 pigs on a farm of 5,776 pigs.
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Officials in China have tried in vain to get the outbreak under control to protect the country's roughly 440 million pigs, which make up more than half of all pigs on earth.
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Of course, the filmmaker also revealed that the pigs had no problem sticking up for themselves, describing how Billy McFarland, the man behind the fraudulent festival, was bitten by one of the pigs.
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On the California Channel islands, for example, the introduction of the feral pigs led to more golden eagles to prey on the pigs, and therefore more eagles preying on the island's native foxes.
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Comis treated his pigs as well as any farmer could, but eventually stopped raising hogs and went vegan to escape the weight of guilt he felt for sending so many pigs to slaughter.
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Authorities have this week culled hundreds of pigs at Phu Son Farm, home to more than 18,000 pigs, Bach Duc Luu, the deputy head of Vietnam's Department of Animal Health, said on Tuesday.
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Farmers prefer pigs to reach 270 pounds on average before they're sold to processing facilities, but heat-stressed pigs haven't been reaching that ideal weight in time for the end of summer slaughter.
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Visitors can see about a dozen species of animals including cattle, pigs, llamas and sheep, and there's an area where they can watch chickens hatch and calves, lambs and baby pigs being born.
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C.P. Pokphand Co, one of China's top pig producers, will raise output from 4 million pigs currently to 6 million pigs by the end of 2021, its chief executive told Reuters last week.
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One case occurred on a farm of 484 pigs in the city of Gongzhuling in Jilin province in the northeast of China, killing 56 pigs, said the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs.
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The myth and trend of micro pigs leads to all sorts of pig abuse and neglect, with people starving regular pigs or abandoning them after their "teacup" piglet grows into an adult size.
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Pigs lost UCP1 at some point along the evolutionary chain.
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Donald Trump has called women fat pigs, slobs, and dogs.
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Read about the People's Pigs in The New York Times.
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The fate of the pigs remains unclear at this time.
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They hope the pigs will be ready by around 753.
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Baby pigs — with cute names like Piglet, Squiglet, Hogwart, etc.
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And some pigs come between Lady Edith and little Marigold.
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Factory farming of pigs, chickens and cows has many opponents.
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Some 703m pigs have been culled, according to official statistics.
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The outbreak affected and killed 47 pigs on the farm.
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The study couldn't determine just why the pigs keep digging.
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"In effect, you are human guinea pigs," Searcy tells kids.
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He said the disease only affects pigs and not people.
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O.K. then, what say we check out Lady Mary's pigs?
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What experience does Mr. Mason have "on top of pigs"?
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Later, Ezekiel and his knights go to hunt wild pigs.
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"You mean pigs, that they're eating the dead," Morgans asks.
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Calls women "fat pigs" and mocks them for having periods?
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Caring for her pigs seems to be quite the job.
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You got to get in the dirt with the pigs.
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Pigs will become a smaller presence on the global farm.
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It is time for Wu Nengji to feed the pigs.
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Vietnam has slaughtered 2.5m pigs, twice as many as China.
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Guinea pigs love to pretend that the floor is lava.
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The disease is fatal to pigs but harmless to humans.
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It is just that they are mostly pigs and cows.
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She said all pigs on the holding would be culled.
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Today, a piggy party is an actual party with pigs!
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Now, we are constantly booked, and the pigs love it!
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I had pigs feet, which take eight hours to cook.
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Namely, geese, chickens, cats, guinea pigs and other adorable critters.
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"Pigs in a blanket, fry 'em like bacon," they shouted.
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"People don't want to be guinea pigs," Mier told CNN.
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We don't eat wild pigs, wild chicken, or wild beef.
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The festival was more than just a celebration of pigs.
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Trilobites The pigs, all 14 of them, are doing fine.
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One of the pigs we are celebrating today is Pickles.
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Though harmless to humans, the disease is deadly for pigs.
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Slopping pigs and bucking bales of hay rarely comes easy.
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What might not be so obvious, are snorting, swimming pigs.
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"It is a public hazard," she said of the pigs.
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We can spend some time shooting turkeys and feral pigs.
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The disease is fatal to pigs, but doesn't harm people.
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The smell is immeasurably more potent inside, with the pigs.
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Grandma pigs don't have to turn into lunch meat, either.
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Most wash in dirty water where pigs shit and piss.
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Pigs representing Democratic White House hopefuls Hillary Clinton and Sen.
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African swine fever kills almost all the pigs it infects.
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African swine fever affects pigs but is harmless to humans.
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Fifteen thousand pigs had died, the owner, Sun Dawu, wrote.
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Another shows two pigs mating in front of an audience.
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The new location holds as many as 100 guinea pigs.
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Pork is prohibited because pigs are vessels for evil spirits.
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I'm sure pigs find it alluring, but humans do not.
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Since the '90s, the government has stockpiled live pigs, too.
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The pigs are killed when they are 15 months old.
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Trade in pigs, semen and pork products are all possibilities.
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It's a viral infection that causes pigs to hemorrhage internally.
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He used to keep players after practice as "guinea pigs."
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The pigs also have become a menace in urban areas.
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Soren Sondergaard, a pig farmer in Denmark, with his pigs.
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Many experts thought the pigs couldn't thrive in cold climates.
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Christopher Columbus first brought pigs to America in the 1500s.
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John F. Kennedy miscalculated with the Bay of Pigs invasion.
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These pigs are absolutely thriving and their happiness is contagious.
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Mice and guinea pigs fed phthalates also had testicular damage.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa confirmed on Friday two separate cases of African Swine Fever, a highly contagious hemorrhagic fever among pigs, which the government said could affect the trade of pigs and pig products.
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It plans to start operating new projects to produce another 13,000 pigs this year and is ready to break ground on more farms that would produce a further 10 million pigs, the company said.
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Of course, there is still plenty more to be done: The cost of this rescue operation will likely exceed $100,000 and, after the pregnant pigs give birth, there will be 500 pigs to place.
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People like Courtney Middleton opened up her petting zoo, Cajun Cuties, as a makeshift sanctuary for displaced animal, which is currently holding horses, goats, cats, pigs, dogs, chickens, guinea pigs, and even hermit crabs.
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The new outbreak has infected and killed 43 pigs in a farm in the city which holds 161 pigs, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said in a statement published on its website.
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They eat about 23 million pigs' worth of loins annually, most of it in the form of back bacon, and 19 million pigs' worth of legs, according to the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board.
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In an effort to replenish its herd, one of China's top pig farming companies imported 906 breeding pigs from Denmark this week, China's customs said, the first import of live pigs in a year.
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BEIJING, Oct 9 (Reuters) - One of China's top pig farming companies imported 906 breeding pigs from Denmark this week, said China's customs on Wednesday, in the first import of live pigs in a year.
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Smithfield argues that those squeals resulted from DxE themselves disturbing the pigs; DxE's staff say they often hear those squeals even before entering barns, and rarely hear them from pigs in settings like sanctuaries.
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Earlier this month, the government ordered the culling of 200 pigs as preventative action after two pigs died mysteriously in the northern province of Chiang Rai, 20 km (12 miles) from the Myanmar border.
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In a paper that reads a bit like an adaptation of Mary Shelley, researchers at Yale University describe how they were able to partially revive disembodied pigs' brains several hours after the pigs' death.
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"Like the old times, our pigs are grazing outdoors, eating corn and barley instead of bone meal, taking no supplements or antibiotics," said Ramon Rustici, a farmer who supplied several of the pigs for Porchettiamo.
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African swine fever is incurable in pigs but harmless to humans.
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ACCORDING to the Air Carrier Access Act, pigs might indeed fly.
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Pigs 'n a blanket, blackened catfish, devilled eggs, grilled Atlantic salmon.
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It was like the Bay of Pigs meets The Social Network.
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Some farmers have called a nationwide ban on transporting live pigs.
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Tens of thousands of drowned pigs were strewn across the land.
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The virus spreads easily between pigs, killing nearly all it infects.
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Jaster: My pigs have no idea that they're about to die.
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The disease is fatal to pigs but not harmful to humans.
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Their song "We Don't Want Salafist Pigs" became the rally's anthem.
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There can be more than one meaning to Pigs In Clover.
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New evidence shows that pigs are smarter than you might think.
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Big Pig, Little Pig: A Tale of Two Pigs in France.
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The disease is deadly to pigs but does not affect humans.
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There are seven or eight pigs left, according to local reports.
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Farmers agreed to reduce the emissions of the country's noisome pigs.
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Two of our favorite therapy pigs just got a holiday makeover.
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It has announced new bans on feeding pigs with food waste.
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Los Angeles Guinea Pig Rescue currently houses around 400 guinea pigs.
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Bans on the import of pigs and pork are another tactic.
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Lenny sleepwalks into the dining room, murmuring about fascist pigs. Oops!
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That will not be the fate of these particular pigs, though.
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A total of 2,452 pigs have been infected and 1,369 killed.
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That was the 19th case in pigs in farms or backyards.
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These pigs can jump 3 feet off the ground, I learned.
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Besides, I was told that pigs will get under them eventually.
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That can be up to and including full-time therapy pigs.
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He manages more than 10,000 pigs a day on this ranch.
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Swine flu cannot be cured and is often fatal for pigs.
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Up until the 20163s, thousands of pigs roamed around Wall Street.
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But audiences relate to the guilt Comis feels about his pigs.
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The Dog Agency has about 100 clients — dogs, cats, pigs, hedgehogs.
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The disease is deadly for pigs but does not harm humans.
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Another 14,000 pigs at another farm were culled earlier this month.
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The next step will be to try this procedure in pigs.
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If pigs in a blanket can grow up, we can too.
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Most hugely oversize pigs do end up dying from health complications.
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In 2008, Ebola was found in four pigs in the Philippines.
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African swine fever doesn't affect humans but it's fatal for pigs.
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China produced 702 million pigs in 2017, according to official data.
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But now, tourism is having a deadly impact on the pigs.
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Most of the meat comes from pigs and cows they raise.
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In American culture, pigs are animals wallowing in filth and dirty.
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"Pigs get fed, hogs get slaughtered," he often said about investing.
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Cats, dogs and pigs have already applied for the coveted spot.
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He's called them pigs and dogs, deemed them disgusting and nasty.
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Sure enough, some responded, saying that we Muslims descended from pigs.
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At this early stage, she said, users are basically guinea pigs.
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I've hunted a black bear before and I kill pigs often.
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Outside, chickens, sheep and, of course, pigs roam acres of meadow.
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"When the fever came, 398 pigs were buried alive," Chengyou said.
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The Shortlist MOTHER OF ALL PIGS By Malu Halasa 259 pp.
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"It was rats, pigs, babies all over the place," he said.
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The pigs, who were not prestigious, occasionally ate us to excess.
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They hunt turtles and pigs, wear loincloths and live in huts.
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And certain exports could be stranded in Britain, especially female pigs.
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It is expected to kill a third of the country's pigs.
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But yes, many people do, in fact, keep pigs as pets.
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And had anyone checked on Mr. Skripal's cats and guinea pigs?
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The uninhabited islands were full of pigs, fowl, fruit and fish.
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He's auctioned off pigs, cows and dairy steer since age 9.
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There have been parades of pigs, bears, horses, elephants and lions.
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I was always playing with the little pigs [at their house].
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Should we focus more on domestic animals like pigs and chickens?
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More than 7,000 pigs are butchered every day inside Farmer John.
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That meant ducks joined another common feature of Chinese farms: pigs.
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Iberian pigs are raised in an ecosystem known as the dehesa.
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The bureau expected the number of breeding pigs to fall further.
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But the team found no such negative effect in the pigs.
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Jews are "unclean, the brothers of monkeys and pigs," he said.
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Seriously, Portrait Mode on the new iPhones was made for pigs.
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A family who tended cattle and pigs lasted until the 1920s.
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The butter cow is cold, and the prizewinning pigs are snoozing.
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The art shows human-animal hybrids hunting pigs and water buffalo.
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Note inclusion of the endorsement by Bay of Pigs veterans. pic.twitter.
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They escaped or were released, and sometimes mated with domestic pigs.
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Climate change, too, is encouraging pigs to spread across the landscape.
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And yet that's exactly how pigs are treated on factory farms.
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"Pigs are creative -- they're one of the smartest animals," says Wong.
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Pigs are more sensitive than ya think, according to tourism officials.
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The butter cow is cold, and the prizewinning pigs are snoozing.
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SUNDAY VARIETY COLUMN Mike Shenk makes us his lucky guinea pigs.
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The disease is fatal to pigs but does not affect people.
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Despite their hefty weight, pigs are typically only 2 feet tall.
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" In a 30 second teaser for Wednesday's show, a bunch of the characters are singing the Anthem at a sporting event with the following lyrics ... "Colin Kaepernick is brave ... cops are pigs, cops are pigs Wait, someone just took my stuff, I need to call the cops Oh no, I just said 'Cops are pigs' ... who's gonna help me get my stuff?
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Somebody said we should do something about pig farms, that if we could get more pig farms and we all agree on the same kind of pigs, we could rival Denmark or somewhere, with their pigs.
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Livestock genetics firm Genus jumped 14.1% after a deal to license its know-how on virus-resistant pigs to Beijing Capital Agribusiness, which will seek regulatory approval for the pigs in the world's biggest pork market.
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JOHANNESBURG, June 10 (Reuters) - South Africa confirmed on Friday two separate cases of African Swine Fever, a highly contagious haemorrhagic fever among pigs, which the government said could affect the trade of pigs and pig products.
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Several farm workers and a couple of volunteers who heard about the loose pigs trudged up and down the dirt road hill Thursday trying to drive any pigs back into the Sugar Mountain Farm in Orange.
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There are thousands of close-together pigs potentially exposed to chickens or wild birds, which creates the perfect opportunity for a bird flu to acquire the genes needed to start infecting mammals like pigs — and humans.
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" Ms. Matteo was charged with violating a provision of the city health code prohibiting "all even-toed ungulates," including but not limited to "deer, antelope, sheep, pigs, including pot bellied pigs, goats, cattle, giraffe and hippopotamus.
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By February, China had slaughtered nearly 1 million pigs over six months as it struggled to contain the outbreak of the swine fever, a highly contagious and fatal disease for pigs that is not harmful to humans.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's agriculture ministry on Tuesday reported a new outbreak of African swine fever in the city of Huizhou in the southern province of Guangdong, which has killed 11 pigs on a farm of 90 pigs.
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Thanks to Laura Anderson, founder of NY Teacup Pigs, a company that breeds and sells true teacup pigs, and hosts piggy parties for anyone one else who isn't ready for the commitment of raising a pig themselves.
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By analyzing the isotopic signatures of 131 pigs found at four monumental sites in Southern Britain, a team led by Richard Madgwick from Cardiff University has shown that pigs were brought to these festivals from far away.
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European Union member Bulgaria has detected more than 20 outbreaks of African swine fever in pigs in industrial farms or backyards in the northern part of the Black Sea state, culling more than 50,000 pigs in July.
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Paul Donovan, global chief economist of the Swiss bank's flagship wealth management business since 2016, made the reference to Chinese pigs in an inflation analysis, noting that consumer prices had risen mainly due to sickness among pigs.
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So, they must have told Trump ... You'll be President when pigs fly.
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They pass a farm, and discuss how pigs used to roam there.
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Republicans said the piece -- which depicts police officers as pigs -- was offensive.
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Honest, rural pigs don't look like they've been rubbed down with Vanish.
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Even [when] the kids are sick, the pigs always cheer them up.
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His study about mold pigs published Tuesday in the journal Invertebrate Biology.
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With cloven hooves and jutting snouts, pigs aren't always associated with beauty.
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The idea of transplanting organs from pigs into humans is not new.
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What are the ethical implications of having pigs with part human brains?
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The first group of these human guinea pigs were 14 healthy men.
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Using X-rays, they monitored the stars' movements through the pigs' guts.
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Gelatinous pink sea pigs shovel food with arms like tiny sea anemones.
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Or will she choose the man who imports guinea pigs from Peru?
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Sambar deer, wild pigs, and peacocks, on the other hand, are ubiquitous.
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Eventually I think we'll have pigs in the forest like old times.
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Finland is also preparing to restrict how pigs are raised on farms.
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They immediately went on to become Tampa General Hospital's first therapy pigs.
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He calls women pigs if they don't look like beauty pageant contestants.
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According to one of the man, the "dogs" ate all the pigs.
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This done, they tried attaching the scaffolds to hearts taken from pigs.
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Chicken farmers use even more than those who raise cattle or pigs.
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The disease can be deadly to pigs but does not harm humans.
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Puff Pastry Jalapeño Poppers Part pigs in a blanket, part popper. 4.
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All pigs at that farm in the village of Nikolovo were culled.
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They were the first human guinea pigs to have endured OxyContin tests.
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Cages for roosters, hens, ducks, cockatiels, iguanas, hamsters, guinea pigs, and rabbits.
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African swine fever is incurable in pigs but does not harm people.
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She's not touring her most recent album because of her pet pigs.
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You heard it here first: Mangalica pigs are the dogs of 2016.
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" Or consider the origin of the Panthers' word for the police: "pigs.
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The experiment began just four hours after the pigs had been killed.
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The country exported nearly 5 million pigs to U.S. farms last year.
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People often train pigs to help find rare, expensive truffles hiding underground.
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Angry Birds: Isle of Pigs took the scenic route to the iPhone.
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Tell us that we're assholes and pigs and murderers—I get it.
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The second allots you $20,000 to weaponize pigs against a T. rex.
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Some of the last remaining island pigs had changed their habits entirely.
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People can become infected after contact with infected bats, pigs or humans.
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In the U.K., pigs in a blanket are sausages wrapped in bacon.
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One example included Kaepernick wearing socks that features pigs in police uniforms.
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Take as many pictures of the doggy-paddling pigs as you want.
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But farmer Walter Jeffries said most of his pigs have returned home.
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Though the pigs are wild, you can feed and swim with them.
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In fact, the hardest part is having to care for guinea pigs.
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The animals — dogs, pigs, horses and so on — were all her own.
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African swine fever is fatal to pigs, though it doesn't harm humans.
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Mass culls in Vietnam have led to 5 million more dead pigs.
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"It takes a commitment to take care of the pigs," Waylon said.
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Nothing you can do to save President Trump nor stop me pigs.
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George Clooney and Miley Cyrus have happily called baby pigs their pets.
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In total, five pigs were used over the course of 83 trials.
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"There were thousands of pigs, and the stench is horrible," he explains.
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A painting that depicts two policemen as feral pigs is drawing controversy.
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That means we have to look after pigs and do more gardening.
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Second, heat-stressed pigs, the studies found, just tend to eat less.
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The biggest initiative in that effort was the Bay of Pigs invasion.
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Pigs are very popular; John Prescott of Eden East in Austin, Tex.
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When she slams male comics (rightly, because they're pigs), she loses gigs.
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China produces more than half the world's pigs -- 700 million a year.
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The most unusual cargo Mr. Garcia can remember taking were some pigs.
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"You look at one of these breeding facilities for pigs," he said.
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Dr. Larson researches the origins of domestic animals like dogs and pigs.
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"The trains were always packed, like the ones shipping pigs," he said.
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More than a million pigs have been culled, the Chinese government said.
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The scientists pumped the solution into the pigs' brains for six hours.
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But along the way, she accumulated goats, pigs, sheep and a cow.
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In the past, when pork prices soared farmers quickly produced more pigs.
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If you raise the pigs, you may be eating more barbecued beans.
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Huang buried her dead pigs daily for weeks on a relatives land.
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Wild pigs and deer still set off mines in the nearby bush.
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To some, the idea of growing pigs to create organs is distasteful.
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Pretty much all of that comes from pigs raised within the country.
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Joaquin hung out with protesters and squirted water into the pigs' snouts.
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ASF is harmless to humans but highly contagious and deadly in pigs.
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Claudia: The pigs live in the wild, roaming freely in the dehesa.
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In Germany, marzipan pigs are given as gifts on New Year's Eve.
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It said all pigs on the holding, or 44,580, would be culled.
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Within months, President Kennedy was embroiled in the Bay of Pigs fiasco.
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Black pigs and chickens roam the narrow paths of stone and dirt.
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The trench also has what Bartlett calls...Bartlett: These little sea pigs.
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" Renee said, with a broad smile, "So we're being unwilling guinea pigs.
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His "kill what you eat" diet included goats, pigs, chickens, and lobsters.
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Do you root for the little pigs or the big bad wolf?
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The bats passed it to farmed pigs, which gave it to people.
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But where pigs are already well established, hunting can reduce their numbers.
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Also, it noted, there is no federally approved rabies vaccine for pigs.
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But did you know that pigs are just as intelligent as dogs?
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Three of the four fatal attacks were by pigs wounded by hunters.
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They're not eating our big, fat, domesticated pigs that have white meat.
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You used them as guinea pigs, what did you do to them?
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The sacrifice usually involved the slaughter of animals like pigs and horses.
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Apparently, the market for pigs' heads has really gone down the toilet.
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"The mold pigs can't be placed in any group of currently existing invertebrates -- they share characteristics with both tardigrades, sometimes referred to as water bears or moss pigs, and mites but clearly belong to neither group," Poinar said.
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If Hsiung and DxE are correct that pregnant pigs and new mothers remained in gestation crates, that suggests that the company is not following its stated procedure, which calls for pregnant pigs to be put in group housing.
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If there is still a shortage after that, we can consider using pigs, but on the basis that we eat less meat so that there is no overall increase in the number of pigs being used for human purposes.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - British livestock genetics firm Genus agreed on Thursday to license its know-how on virus-resistant pigs to Beijing Capital Agribusiness Co Ltd, which will seek regulatory approval for the pigs in the world's biggest pork market.
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There has always been something about Vibskov and the pigs, which he first introduced to the world for his degree show at London's Central Saint Martins school in 2001 with his infamous "pigs collection" suit and porcine-shaped handbag.
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Both restaurants draw on the farm's vegetables, pigs, chicken, cheeses and other ingredients.
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"Death to Pigs" was scrawled with their blood on the living room wall.
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The unsuccessful Bay of Pigs invasion and the many assassination attempts exacerbated relations.
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In his lab, they're also working on the pigs with human-compatible livers.
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This is a man who has called women pigs, dogs and disgusting animals.
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This is why I keep coming back to that early conversation about pigs.
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That's the first recorded time the nation has had more pigs than people.
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The method also worked to deliver insulin, a far larger molecule, into pigs.
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In June 2015, they unveiled a pie with pigs-in-a-blanket crusts.
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Easy genetic modification could mean cures for cancer (yay!), kitty-sized pigs (squee
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Also in Hebei, fellow farmer Zhang Haixia watched all her 600 pigs die.
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The viruses spread first to domestic poultry flocks, then to pigs and humans.
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The flu is harmless to humans but is deadly and contagious to pigs.
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African swine fever kills almost all pigs infected but does not harm people.
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Some farms are reported to be selling infected pigs, thereby spreading the virus.
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I feed the adorable animals and play with the pigs for a bit.
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It's very possible that wild Visayan warty pigs use tools, too, she adds.
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Its first guinea pigs, as it were, will be dogs suffering from cancer.
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The fan blog Tough as Pigs was the first to report the news.
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So far, it has not shown any signs of adversely affecting the pigs.
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Photo: APTexas's 2.5 million feral pigs may soon fall victim to chemical warfare.
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The researchers also tested the device only on pigs, for about an hour.
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According to Tribune 242, the number of pigs that died is still undetermined.
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For now, you can still visit the remaining pigs at Big Major Cay.
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Researchers are trying to understand the immune reaction to the virus in pigs.
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After some negotiating, Claire's parents agreed to adopt two pigs, Thunder and Bolt.
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But they are the pigs that make the best food you've ever tasted.
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Some quests will direct you to collect chickens, snakes, pigs, or gunpowder kegs.
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"It's the way that people see pigs on Instagram or YouTube," Arriola said.
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Just two guinea pigs musing over the relative merits of pumpkin spice lattes.
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These included wooden pigs intended for his grandchildren, Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
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Had he referred to "pigs in China", the controversy could have been averted.
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And some of us out here are just the guinea pigs for that.
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The epidemic has affected colossal numbers of pigs, pushing up pork prices steeply.
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But we sorely hope that trick-or-treaters aren't its first guinea pigs.
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He put two pigs in crates, which I tell you is so hard.
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Manitoba ships large volumes of young pigs, called feeders, to the United States.
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Dlamini said his office would introduce a system to identify and track pigs.
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He's an isolated misfit until his island is invaded by egg-eating pigs.
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No evidence emerged to suggest wide scale, full function in the pigs' brains.
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John Kennedy had a disaster with the Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba.
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After seeing ten cooked guinea pigs, a silver bullet isn't going to rate.
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We were lucky—we had our own livestock, our own pigs and things.
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Phrases like "when pigs fly" have lost all meaning in the Trump era.
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You've called women you don't like, 'fat pigs,' 'dogs,' slobs,' and 'disgusting animals.
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A year ago British pigs sold for £1.35 per kilo ($0.85 per pound).
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Specifically, the theory has to do with the feeding habits of Ezekiel's pigs.
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Record pigs per litter speaks to farmer efficiency in raising piglets, he said.
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Dabeinong produced 640,000 pigs for slaughter in 2017, according to its financial report.
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The resulting pigs are the most genome-modified animals on Earth, Yang says.
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Giant pigs aren't exactly a common sight on the streets of southern California.
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In pigs, this stress can result from early weaning and other management practices.
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It is up 43 percent, so we do not want to be pigs.
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"We've got way too many pigs right now," Cherland said of U.S. farmers.
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He is one of the last pigs that I will ever have slaughtered.
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Some guinea pigs were able to twist with ease, and some had trouble.
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Both procedures were a success and the pigs showed no signs of complications.
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Did she actually come out with a song about gay daddy sex pigs?
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It occurs among pigs and wild boar, and is not infectious for humans.
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The AP was forced to leave after the botched Bay of Pigs invasion.
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"Let's get the technology right before we're using human beings as guinea pigs."
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Risks, like itchy corn rashes and stumbling across cars filled with dead pigs.
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He sees almost literal "pigs" who have grown fat at the public trough.
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Many artists would label them "wicked nationalist pigs" for their views on Brexit.
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Cockroaches are also a good source of protein for pigs and other livestock.
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Several workers who handled the pigs did catch the strain, but remained healthy.
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The highly contagious fever is incurable in pigs but does not harm people.
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"This is a man who has called women pigs, slobs and dogs," Mrs.
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Jack looked a lot of pigs, sheep and baby goats in the eye.
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You've called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs, and disgusting animals.
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There are still plenty of animals: tigers, dogs, pigs and even a kangaroo.
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ARIZONA: No one can feed garbage to pigs without first obtaining a permit.
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My wife yelled out to me that there were 'pigs' in the yard.
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Blood rung from the carcasses of 47,000 pigs infected with African swine fever.
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The state is home to about as many pigs as it is people.
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They may have found a solution — growing human organs in genetically modified pigs.
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ASF occurs among pigs and wild boars, and its effects are often deadly.
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We've served families who had parakeets, parrots, rats, guinea pigs, hamsters, and chinchillas.
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A lot of pigs and buffalo were slaughtered in a fairly brutal way.
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Most farmers own guns while hunting of deer, pigs and goats is popular.
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In Duplin County, where I live, pigs outnumber people almost 40 to 1.
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For the meat feast, the blood came from pigs bought directly from Rueda.
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African swine fever, a disease deadly to pigs, is ravaging herds across Asia.
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Chan' who also brought flying pigs in to show off a physics principle.
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There were pigs everywhere, both on the plate and in the dining room.
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But this is a man who has called women pigs, slobs, and dogs.
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According to National Geographic, pigs are the "mammal of choice" as organ donors.
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And yeah, those cows, sheep and pigs are headed for our bellies too.
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How did you make the leap from "Dead Pigs" to "Birds of Prey"?
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These mycelial extracts might aid other species like pigs, birds and other animals.
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More than a million pigs have been culled, according to the Chinese government.
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We were knee deep in the Bahia de Cochinos, the Bay of Pigs.
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Thirty thousand dollars will buy you a lot of pigs in a blanket.
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Ms. Driver's last feature, "When Pigs Fly," was made over two decades ago.
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The idea of using pigs as organ factories has tantalized investigators for decades.
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They took cells from pigs and snipped the viral DNA from their genomes.
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They successfully transplanted hearts and kidneys from those pigs into monkeys and baboons.
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As we looked around, we saw confused dogs, cats, and pigs roaming around.
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They might quietly dump or randomly bury dead pigs, bypassing official safety measures.
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But it's the internal problems, like insufficient understanding of healthy development of pigs.
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Would you hire an individual who wears socks depicting police officers as pigs?
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That's because it shows that farmers are now more willing to raise pigs.
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Pigs may also have access to untreated or uncooked food waste and swill.
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During the early 19th century, the city began passing laws against harboring pigs.
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Those two pigs turned out not to be infected, the agriculture official said.
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He has unapologetically called women pigs, slobs, fat, ugly, and many more insults.
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The pigs have been eradicated from the state, according to the Conservation Department.
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The country is home to half of all the pigs on the planet.
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Goats, sheep, pigs and chickens and equipment for fishing and hunting were supplied.
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However, movement of pigs to packing plants is more difficult in cold weather.
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While in the water, they said "cheers" to swimming pigs with Dom Perignon.
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Some have stacked themselves four levels high on a truck intended for pigs.
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The storm itself has killed at least 5,500 pigs and 323 million chickens.
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The calculations are based on industry standards that pigs typically eat about 300-360 kilograms of feed to grow to 110-120 kg, which is the weight acceptable for market and an annual slaughter rate in China of 660 million pigs.
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One of the European Union's poorest states, Bulgaria has so far detected more than 30 outbreaks of the disease, which is incurable in pigs but harmless to humans, at industrial or backyard farms and around 130,000 pigs have already been culled.
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Pigs shipped from the Aichi farm in question to pig farms in Osaka and three other prefectures were also found infected with swine fever, the ministry official said, adding some 15,000 pigs at affected farms were being culled and buried.
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The companies also plan to work together on research into pigs resistant to African swine fever, an incurable virus that has spread rapidly in China since last year, and is set to reduce the herd by an estimated 200 million pigs.
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"The pigs have been allowed and remain to be allowed in the town right of way so cars are unable to pass, people can't walk on the road because the pigs chase them," said Town Clerk Angela Eastman on Thursday.
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Some pigs bound for Japan get preferential treatment, like dining on rations spiced with mint and ginger, or receiving 12 times more rest before slaughter than pigs destined for other markets, to ensure stress does not turn the meat dry.
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Notably, the 10 states that have banned gestation crates house less than 53 percent of the 68 million pigs living in the US. Iowa, North Carolina, and Minnesota, which together house more than half of the country's pigs, still allow crates.
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The company, which sold more than 10 million pigs last year, benefited from a 13% increase in hog prices during the year, after an epidemic of deadly African swine fever killed millions of pigs and left many breeding farms empty.
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The company, which sold more than 10 million pigs last year, benefited from a 140% increase in hog prices during the year, after an epidemic of deadly African swine fever killed millions of pigs and left many breeding farms empty.
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We've heard him demean and humiliate women and call them disgusting, pigs and slobs.
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Hebei, China (CNN)Sun Dawu's pigs started dying from a mysterious virus last December.
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Former employees describe how Theranos recruited drifters they suspected of hepatitis as guinea pigs.
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Across the country, farmers are building actual connected networks of cows, pigs, and chickens.
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For generations, pigs have been the most popular animal to keep in the countryside.
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Ranchers' pigs eventually went feral on Santa Cruz Island, sending the ecosystem into chaos.
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Two weeks after the Bay of Pigs, Castro formally declared Cuba a socialist state.
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Pigs grow much faster than baboons do, and the pig hearts did as well.
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Read This Next: We're All Guinea Pigs in a Failed Decades-Long Diet Experiment
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Wilson said he evacuated his house and that his dogs and pigs are safe.
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In the study, STAR sutured and reconnected bowel segments in a selection of pigs.
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One person told me that Kukurui and his younger brother could transform into pigs.
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That compares with about 75 million hogs and pigs in the total U.S. inventory.
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Salmonella outbreaks have been linked to pet turtles, guinea pigs, reptiles, and other animals.
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She landed the job after writing and directing her acclaimed indie film Dead Pigs.
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The disease kills almost all pigs infected, though it is not harmful to people.
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It's the first time since the crisis began that China has imported live pigs.
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The disease kills almost all pigs infected though it is not harmful to people.
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You know, like a pig in a clover field (pigs apparently love clover plants).
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But scientists have modified a breed of pigs to remove the problematic PERV gene.
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Do I have an ethical obligation to tell them the truth about teacup pigs?
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This time, they saw three of the pigs using tools to make their nest.
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If you've got two pigs, they're going to taste different, because they always do.
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Authorities there found 10 outbreaks of the fever, a highly contagious disease in pigs.
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" She jokingly told Bush Hager, "I now know the meaning of when pigs fly.
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Sheep, cows and pigs are all roughly the right size to host human organs.
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Some farmers called for a total ban of long-distance transportation of live pigs.
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The Angry Birds are on a mission to help save the world from...pigs.
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Millet was a major crop at the time, and pigs were an important livestock.
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Over the oink of pigs, he explains how hard it is to find labourers.
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On January 25th France said that it would mobilise troops to kill wild pigs.
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It sent the model shrieking and running away, as more pigs ran toward her.
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Three little pigs, all in houses/cardboard boxes that are bigger than your apartment.
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No wonder, then, that South-East Asia is home to more than 83m pigs.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: When Pigs SwimSome days, humans just generally suck.
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He approved of the way they had scrawled "PIGS" in blood on the walls.
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You've heard of the phrase "when pigs fly," but how about "when turtles fly"?
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The pigs may be crossbreeds, and have never met a bellota in their lives.
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With that first breakup, you start to suspect that men are disgusting animals—pigs!
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I began to think harder about fences that would keep out the wild pigs.
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The outbuildings house a healthy stock of pigs, while chickens rummage in the yard.
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"Only some kinds of very special dogs and pigs can find them," said Mom.
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Pigs were used because their brains are relatively large and structurally similar to ours.
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Lauren Conrad's adorable baby boy made a few new acquaintances recently — two guinea pigs!
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Who needs licensed social workers and prescription Xanax when you can have therapy pigs?
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"Pigs do a very inefficient job of turning it (soy) into meat," said Brown.
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They replaced the dog food and the trash can that the pigs tore up.
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There is always the risk that pigs slaughtered previously may have had the virus.
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The team also wants to perfect the pigs used in these transplants, Mohiuddin says.
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This is what it sounds like when doves cry … and cats, dogs and pigs.
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The wild pigs are gluttons for grapes and vine sprouts, as are local deer.
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It would have to be a big, personable animal such as cows or pigs.
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In it, Comis narrates while walking with his pigs: They follow me. Curious. Interested.
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After all, there's no shame in letting everyone else be the iOS guinea pigs.
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The virus kills almost all pigs infected and has spread rapidly around the country.
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Cattle are required to have outdoor access, but chickens, turkeys, and pigs are not.
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Another 348 pigs will be slaughtered in Yunnan province in the southwest, it added.
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" Perhaps we should even revive a well-worn but still relevant epithet: "capitalist pigs.
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So traditionally, all the "smart" animals have been mammals: apes, monkeys, dolphins, even pigs.
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"They never smile and there they were, just laughing at the pigs," recalls Webster.
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But editors — they're a whole different crop of beauty-product (and procedure) guinea pigs.
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Eduardo had to jump overboard, into the Bay of Pigs, and swim to shore.
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Right now, we have no answers except to slaughter hundreds of millions of pigs.
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Pigs poop, after all, and other animals could ingest the warfarin along the way.
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More than 1 million pigs were euthanized to halt the spread of the illness.
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More than a million pigs were euthanized to halt the spread of the illness.
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Home breeding of pigs without bio-security measures is not allowed in these zones.
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Wild pigs root through the open sewer that runs alongside the Rathores' tarpaulin shack.
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In 2000, Luis Amaya abandoned his pigs, driven out by days of relentless gunfire.
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The Bay of Pigs invasion and the Lehman Brothers collapse stemmed from narrow-mindedness.
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Former president Robert Mugabe once described gay people as "worse than pigs or dogs".
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"I have vaccinated baby pigs … and that's awful," he said after reading the tweet.
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Just like cats and dogs, pigs, chickens, cows, and other farm animals deserve compassion.
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And a new law allowed the hunting of wild pigs from hot-air balloons.
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Some even trained in the Florida swamps for the disastrous Bay of Pigs invasion.
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Kramer has produced a few series for GeekNation, including the talk show "Film Pigs."
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The fine is based on the number of pigs in the right-of way.
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"I'm just a guy in the middle of the woods catching pigs," he said.
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The disease can emerge from fruit bats and infect domesticated animals such as pigs.
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They are lying pigs and they have no idea what they are talking about.
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Pigs were chosen for the experiment given the similarity of their anatomy to ours.
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The survivors of the calamitously unsuccessful Bay of Pigs invasion marched behind a banner.
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That was two-and-a-half years after the failed Bay of Pigs invasion.
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She's named Salome and has a predilection for tearing the heads off baby pigs.
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They have also created gene-edited pigs to make them resistant to a virus.
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African swine fever kills almost all pigs it infects but does not harm people.
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A pick-up in the transport of live pigs could also raise risks nationwide.
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But the most virulent strain of the disease is almost 100% deadly to pigs.
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It is characterized by pigs developing hemorrhaging lesions on their skin and internal organs.
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No matter how nice they seem, they're all foul-mouthed, Billy Bush–grabbing pigs.
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African swine fever is a highly contagious disease that affects pigs and wild boar.
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Vaccines, the activists say, contain ingredients made from pigs, dogs, monkeys and aborted fetuses.
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When Ge Xiuxiu's pigs started dying this year, he did not tell the authorities.
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"Humans owe you all an apology," one user wrote on Facebook, referring to pigs.
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Researchers at Yale University acquired the heads of 32 pigs killed for their meat.
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Cervantes was focused on helping the women support themselves by keeping chickens and pigs.
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He has called women "fat pigs" and "slobs" and salaciously commented on women's attractiveness.
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Tight supplies of pigs will continue into next year, the company said, supporting prices.
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Walking in, we passed iridescent wild turkeys and the fresh tracks of feral pigs.
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China's pigs would once more be braised by chefs rather than appraised by economists. ■
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There have been parades of everything from pigs to bears, horses, elephants and lions.
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As a child, he was often barefoot, roasting pigs on the beach for dinner.
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His advice, she said: hurry and sell the pigs while they could be sold.
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Huang said she sold more than 260 pigs that she believed had the virus.
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Another said it had been abandoned and subsequently eaten by mice, or by pigs.
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In 1976, a virus jumped from pigs to humans and killed an army recruit.
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It led to the widespread culling of pigs around the world to prevent infection.
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The event featured a purple ball pit and butterfly-shaped pigs in a blanket.
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"I have seen male and female pigs who look for a moment of fame."
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Per regulations, there shouldn&apost be more than two pigs per hectare of grassland.
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So they&aposre pigs that have a lot more muscle mass and less fat.
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Agricultural losses alone -- including chickens and pigs -- are estimated at $1.1 billion, and Gov.
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The fish could be eaten by humans or fed to pigs or other livestock.
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The wild pigs came to North America with the Spanish explorers in the 1500s.
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Two F-16 fighter jets have crashed after they hit pigs on the runway.
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Gunning feral pigs from helicopters with semiautomatic weapons is a popular sport in Texas.
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We've already had Austen and zombies, Austen and game theory, Austen and guinea pigs.
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Slaughtering pigs in the north and transporting fresh or frozen meat carries risks too.
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Those pigs were not infected and have since been slaughtered and sold as meat.
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" Later, I saw him again, shouting to the police that they were all "pigs.
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China has culled nearly 40,20173 pigs in response, according to the the organization's database.
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Its marketing video shows pigs running in the woods and playing with a ball.
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Pigs don't all look alike when you know what to look for, they said.
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Like most of their neighbors, they raised pigs for the family table, not sheep.
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"It will kill my business," which he said processes about 5,000 pigs a month.
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The wholesale price per pound for him to buy pigs has more than tripled.
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John Pershing executed Muslim insurgents in the Philippines with bullets dipped in pigs blood.
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It's not long after the Bay of Pigs Invasion and the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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People scattered, coughing and chanting "Fuck you, pigs," videos posted to social media show.
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I grew up in the scars of the Bay of Pigs and Vietnam war.
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In the past, some have complained to the city about her pigs, and she said last year someone stole two of the pigs from her yard only to return them six hours later after she posted on Facebook that she had an attorney.
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Another officer stationed in the Philippines around the same time may have buried Muslim rebels with pigs, Politifact writes, but there is no evidence that Pershing did the same — and no evidence he dipped bullets in pigs' blood in any historical record.
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That's probably why the media mogul dared to walk a Bahamas beach covered with feral pigs — and it looks almost identical to the Bahamian island where the infamous scene of models swimming with the pigs in Fyre Festival's star-studded commercial was filmed.
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Cofco Meat, the country's sixth largest producer, said last week that retaining female slaughter pigs had contributed to a 60% decline in the number of pigs slaughtered in the third quarter, though raising hogs to a larger slaughter weight was also a factor.
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A 2007 study conducted at the Tennessee facility appeared to support that view, finding that a range of insects, choosing between dead pigs and dead humans, showed "negligible preference," suggesting that pigs were not much different from humans in the way they decomposed.
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DxE alleges this process was not followed — that already-pregnant pigs were left in gestation crates, not moved into group housing once confirmed pregnant — but the company points to that process to explain why crated pigs remain in Smithfield facilities despite its pledge.
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Hunters are usually able to kill only adult pigs, and because pigs can reproduce as early as 6 months old and have litters of six piglets or more several times a year, they're typically able to withstand heavy spates of recreational hunting.
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The world's largest pork market has been ravaged by an outbreak of African swine fever, and it's lost more than 100 million pigs in the last year, either because of disease or because farmers don't want to restock pigs after they die.
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Introducing these pigs into the market would allow farmers to curb these costs of care.
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Is their worldview so fragile that seeing cops depicted as pigs (or boars) threatens it?
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And it's grabbing an opportunity to do more A-B testing with eager guinea pigs.
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Heilongjiang authorities were investigating whether the pigs were infected in the northeastern province bordering Russia.
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We grow our own rabbit, California king pigeon, east Parisian dairy sheep, and Berkshire pigs.
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"It must be admitted that women make superb guinea pigs," said Wolfson at the hearings.
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Claire channeled that same can-do attitude into training the pigs for therapy animal certification.
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African swine fever kills almost all pigs infected, though it is not harmful to people.
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The mold pigs were 100 micrometers long with four pairs of legs and flexible heads.
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Scientists say they've come one step closer to growing human organs inside sheep and pigs.
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The state agriculture department said that Florence had killed 3.4m chickens and drowned 0003,500 pigs.
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This program will explore just how intelligent and keen warthogs, pigs and hogs really are.
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"You've called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs and disgusting animals," she began.
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"If my kids called people fat pigs, stupid moron, I'd chastise them," Mr. Coleman said.
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We're also at Revival, where Charlotte and Aisha notice one of the pigs in missing.
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It has reported more than 40 outbreaks since August and culled an estimated 200,000 pigs.
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We make guinea pigs out of whole populations and then we discover how many die.
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My miniature GMO crops can hardly keep up, but I'm very dependent on these pigs.
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Last year it produced 2.2 million pigs, a jump of 13 percent on the year.
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And that's before we start talking about gun-toting monkeys, anthropomorphic pigs, and space temples.
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Denmark is to build a 70km fence along its German border to repel stray pigs.
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Then she jumped in the water to get a few shots swimming alongside the pigs.
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Basically, "no meat" means no meat that comes from cows, pigs, chickens, turkeys, or sheep.
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PEDv causes severe dehydration and diarrhea in pigs, and is generally fatal to young animals.
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Birds and pigs can sometimes pass on the flu to humans, but it's not common.
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We had dogs, cats, guinea pigs and rabbits, and that would come into our building.
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It might ring a bell: Bulls make money, bears make money, and pigs get slaughtered.
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He had been giving speeches to the protesters denouncing politicians as "pigs", "pimps" and "dogs".
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"Everything that people do with pigs, we do all of that with goat," Izard said.
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The pigs are up for individual interpretation, as well, once they are up and flying.
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Have you sent your friends cards decorated with pigs for luck in the coming months?
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The disease kills around 90 percent of pigs and there is no cure or vaccine.
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In tests conducted on pigs, the device allowed the animals' hearts to start pumping again.
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I suspect he figured it out when he spotted the unfinished plate of pigs' feet.
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Cows — pigs, too, for some people — seem to inspire more compassion than chickens and fish.
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I used to have to carry wood, feed the cows and pigs and farm animals.
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You big fat pigs that have a reliable income and don't know anything about music.
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"Clap, you pigs!" said Odenkirk-as-Colbert in a brief clip of this nonexistent movie.
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Over the next few months, some of the remaining pigs were captured and radio collared.
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Some 87,000 pigs have been killed on another three farms in the past 10 days.
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Other scraps go to Flying Pigs Farm, one of its pork suppliers, for animal feed.
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African swine fever is lethal to pigs and wild boar but does not affect humans.
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Amaya and three other villagers have set up an association to breed and sell pigs.
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Some 79 of the 205 pigs infected by the disease had died, the ministry said.
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" The Daily Show responded: "If you live tweet the Bay of Pigs invasion, call us.
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He practically has a home farm with two pet monkeys, two dogs, and two pigs.
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We all know that happy pigs produce the best pork (not that I eat meat).
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Some farmers moved pigs to packers after harvesting corn and soybeans, said analysts and traders.
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The farm, which covers 1,300 acres, also produces organic hay, pastured pigs and pastured cattle.
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A passenger was moved from a flight for reportedly calling her seatmates "two big pigs."
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PolarityTE conducted its pre-clinical study on wounded pigs at an animal facility in Utah.
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It might ring a bell: bulls make money, bears make money, and pigs get slaughtered.
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But it's exactly at that point that they need to remember not to be pigs.
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Why is my idea considered disgusting, but doing the same thing with pigs' blood isn't?
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"I can't prove there aren't pigs going into group housing somewhere," Hsiung of DxE says.
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And here she is, in the mud, grabbing two snorting ginger pigs by the belly.
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The land area is not that much but you can raise a lot of pigs.
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They also showed them two whole roast pigs, one with a head and one without.
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African swine fever is not harmful to humans but kills almost all pigs it infects.
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Cratchit's family, which includes a wife and litter of pigs and frogs, is dirt poor.
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Those bananas are genetically modified, and they want human guinea pigs to test their safety.
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The disease, which kills almost all pigs it infects, has no cure and no vaccine.
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"You've called women you don't like 'fat pigs,' 'dogs,' 'slobs,' and 'disgusting animals,' " she said.
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You could easily get a half-dozen pigs for that price at a commercial auction.
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We don't use our own bodies as guinea pigs anymore, but it's the same theory.
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As the sun sets, Chihiro's parents transform into pigs, leaving their daughter scared and alone.
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Many Canadian farmers started raising pigs without ractopamine in 2013 to boost exports to China.
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They bought a 76-acre farm in rural Virginia, where they raised free-range pigs.
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Vietnam's pig herd at end July was down 18.5% to 22.2 million pigs since December.
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Vietnam's pig herd at end July was down 18.5% to 22.2 million pigs since December.
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Vasile sold two pigs and a cow to pay a doctor to do the procedure.
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The nation's stock of live pigs has fallen by a fifth from a year ago.
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How deep China's pork shortfall becomes depends on how quickly farmers start raising pigs again.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the company in Bluffton, Ga., raising Ibérico pigs.
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Some non-ruminants — like pigs, horses and mules — also release methane, but not as much.
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The highly contagious virus, which affects pigs but not humans, has been around for years.
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But efforts are underway to genetically alter pigs to make their organs compatible with humans.
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Raising growing numbers of pigs has forced China to import increasing volumes of American soybeans.
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Each time, he redraws the pigs in the style of the storybook they've just entered.
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The shortage would disappear if people could get spare kidneys, lungs and hearts from pigs.
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The crop is fed to pigs: because China lacks the water to grow the soybeans.
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We talk about a fish named Marc Anthony and guinea pigs named Merry and Pippen.
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The whole dismal effort will do nothing for serious efforts at xenografting pigs, not primates.
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Feral dogs roamed the island; domesticated pigs and cows feasted at the community's refuse heap.
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Its goal is to place more than 100 of the pigs in households as pets.
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In the last year, 75 of the pigs have been adopted, the sanctuary told WIS.
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The 2009-2010 swine flu pandemic (also known as H1N1) started, of course, in pigs.
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She brought me the sour broth from the pickled eggs and pigs' feet to sip.
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"Pigs are 98 percent similar to humans," said Recombinetics' President and CEO Tammy Lee Stanoch.
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The affected farm has a herd of 7,684 pigs, the ministry said on its website.
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Yes, it's like that scene in Jurassic Park—only with warty pigs instead of raptors.
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One possible source of the virus could be animals such as birds, chicken, or pigs.
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Cotton Branch Farm Sanctuary in South Carolina is seeking volunteers to feed and cuddle pigs.
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Other organs from pigs being researched for transplantation into humans include kidney, liver and lungs.
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Small farms, often packed together in crowded agricultural areas, produce nearly half of China's pigs.
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The therianthropes are hunting warty pigs and dwarf buffaloes called anoas using spears and ropes.
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Colloquially known as Pig Island, this beautiful paradise is the home these wild pigs deserve.
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Some pigs live as discreetly as it is possible to do in a dense city.
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Jingling bells of cows, goats, pigs, and sheep all around made for a beautiful soundtrack.
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Trucking pigs long distances can lead to weight loss and raise the risk of disease.
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Or, they do the same because they intuit that cows or pigs are highly intelligent.
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The disease is characterized by pigs developing hemorrhaging lesions on their skin and internal organs.
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Dogs, cats, cows, chickens, pigs—these are all the products of generations of careful propagation.
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Mr. Mendiola bought pigs and hundreds of chickens for the Sputniks' Christmas feast last month.
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" A day later, during a demonstration in Stockholm, a speaker called Jews "apes and pigs.
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Even though they're typically not over 2 feet tall, pigs can weigh hundreds of pounds.
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Riggs gave them permission to call themselves male chauvinist pigs and be proud of it.
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So I went to the store and got myself two pigs' heads from the butcher.
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To date, we have sold around 200 complete animals—cows, pigs, sheep, goats—this year.
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First, the researchers took 32 brains from pigs slaughtered for food and waited four hours.
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The guinea pigs and at least one of the cats are said to be dead.
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What does it matter if truth is true, When pigs in Constitutional blankets will do?
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He used the same test that is widely used to detect the virus in pigs.
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BEIJING, May 16 (Reuters) - British livestock genetics firm Genus agreed on Thursday to license its know-how on virus-resistant pigs to state-owned Beijing Capital Agribusiness Co Ltd (BCA), which will seek regulatory approval for the pigs in the world's top pork market.
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ASF, which is not transmitted to humans, can result in "a great number of the deaths of pigs in a short span of time" and is transmitted by contact with other infected pigs, ticks or from infected swill, the department said in a statement.
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Losses are not only from infected pigs dying or being culled, but also farmers sending pigs to market early when the disease is discovered nearby, farmers and industry insiders have told Reuters, which analysts say has kept a lid on pork prices in recent months.
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