The Indian army has approximately 1,200 Labradors, German Shepherds and Belgian Shepherds in all.
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What it is: Miniature Australian shepherds, also known as miniature American shepherds, arguably the dog breed of the moment.
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The dogs most often picked to be bomb- or cancer-sniffing dogs are German shepherds, Belgian shepherds, and Labrador retrievers.
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Urban shepherds, like the shepherds of old, must be alert for dangers to the flock: illness, injury, parasites, difficult deliveries.
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Trump managed to win over the flock without the shepherds, and that's a problem for the shepherds' continued influence in the Republican Party.
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Though the AKC distinguishes between Australian shepherds and mini American shepherds, standard, miniature, and toy Aussies are varieties of the same kind of dog, says Leland.
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Or consider "The Adoration of the Shepherds" (1579), with its determinedly odd, expansive composition: saints, shepherds, and donkeys surrounding the Christ Child and the Virgin beneath a heavenly burst of white figures above.
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Shepherds don't think of their dogs as little furry people.
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A few of his seven Belgian shepherds scurried around us.
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The Shepherds don't like a political candidate in their state.
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The Shepherds The mystery of Duncan's parentage is finally solved.
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It is like shepherd's pie cooked by very happy shepherds.
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My cooks and I are shepherds of these chefs' works.
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Shepherds, cowboys, and veterinarians may also board with Group 1.
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Two German shepherds and a Belgian shepherd, to be exact.
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No, the shepherds reassured them, there were no police here.
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Others in Northumberland, like shepherds, also regret their Brexit vote.
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You can subscribe to Pâtre , a monthly magazine for shepherds.
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The agency announced in a press release that the service would offer sales of booklets featuring 20 stamps divided between four breeds of U.S. service dogs: German shepherds, Labrador retrievers, Belgian Malinois and Dutch shepherds.
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German Shepherds make excellent watchdogs and are typically reserved with strangers.
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The rest is safe, as Discovery shepherds it into season 3.
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The US military typically relies on German shepherds and Belgian Malinois.
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The Shepherds were seemingly financing Frank's foundation prior to his death.
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I've had other German shepherds before Duke named Max and Larry.
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"We have German shepherds so I'll go with that," he says.
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QAYYARA, Iraq (Reuters) - Shepherds herd blackened flocks through the Iraqi desert.
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Said also "loves dogs, especially tan and black colored German Shepherds."
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Three shepherds leading their flocks are decapitated, and one is crucified.
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The "Employer of some shepherds" is CANINE UNIT, no Zappa involved.
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His father owned a store that sold textile dye to shepherds.
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We&aposre going to be very careful shepherds of their capital.
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He spews ugly vitriol; she shepherds him towards a strategic next step.
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Among the dogs rescued were German shepherds, golden retrievers, and a Rottweiler.
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Then, the Shepherds released a gas that sterilized the entire human race.
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Are there any health concerns to be aware of with German shepherds?
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And we've got some shepherds pie peppered with actual shepherd on top!
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The shepherds are the first to get the news of Jesus' birth.
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Another option, Springboard Home Loans, shepherds first-time buyers through the process.
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And whatever the Shepherds want, they will stop at nothing to get.
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German shepherds, golden retrievers, bulldogs and beagles rounded out the top five.
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I get to Palais Brongniart, and security shepherds me toward the reception.
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Shepherd's pie without, erm, any of the proteins that shepherds actually herd.
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Someone needs to find us shepherds who smell more like the sheep.
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Every June, shepherds spend two days parading their flocks through area villages.
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As the shepherds see it, the bears have pitted bureaucrats against peasants.
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Several shepherds passed by, leisurely guiding their flocks toward a grassy hill.
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Then he gets tired, and Shamhat takes him to a shepherds' encampment.
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Students attend class in a village of shepherds and farmers on Nov.
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He cites the Bible's description of religious leaders as "shepherds" as proof.
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The shepherds and farmers here don't really pay the planes much attention.
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The Senate Appropriations subcommittee that shepherds the bill is headed by Sen.
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I'm a full-time 'divorce concierge' who shepherds individuals through tricky splits.
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There were graceful Great Danes, curious German shepherds and regal Rhodesian Ridgebacks.
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Problem is, not one of my German Shepherds would ever fit in it.
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Terror is twofold for Machado — it sidelines her, but it also shepherds her.
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Sometimes, legend has it, they even inspire competition from lonely shepherds seeking companionship.
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Two enormous German shepherds romped around the property, courteously greeting customers and friends.
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German shepherds and border collies are known for being energetic and intelligent dogs.
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With AlphaZero and future machines, I describe the human role as being shepherds.
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Responsible brand shepherds had no choice but to leave the president's advisory committee.
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Financial advisers act as shepherds for their clients, guiding them to sound investments.
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Though German shepherds can assist in tracking in their capacity as K9 units, bloodhounds are used by police agencies to pick up where shepherds leave off, since the latter breed are more effective at sniffing out suspects or missing persons.
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German shepherds are disproportionately prone to musculoskeletal disorders, arthritis, diarrhea, obesity, and behavioral problems.
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German shepherds have taken on many more jobs beyond their original purpose of herding.
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German shepherds are also known to be loyal family pets and good guard dogs.
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For example, do German shepherds and Labrador retrievers make better forensic investigators than bulldogs?
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Together, they were shepherds of the nation's first Clean Slate Law, passed in 2018.
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The fence might have been bad for sheep, but it is good for shepherds.
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Today, only one family of shepherds lives there full-time, the NPA's McInally said.
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They included families of Syrian refugees who work as shepherds and farmers, officials said.
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The authors of these books are shepherds of New York's character and spiritual health.
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William Allen of Two Shepherds Winery was one of the fortunate ones in 2017.
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Common breeds include German Short-Haired Pointers, Labrador Retrievers, German Shepherds and Belgian Malinois.
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Generations of bleeding-heart theorists had been doing the wolf's work in shepherds' dress.
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The T.S.A. also uses some pointy-eared dogs, like Belgian Malinois and German shepherds.
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But all that discounts the psychological toll the bears have taken on these shepherds.
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A refulgent angel descends from the heavens while shepherds tend their flocks by night.
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Agile processes and development are also how the Army effectively shepherds critical taxpayer resources.
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A couple shepherds tended their herds in the thick dust, letting the sheep wander.
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The shepherds had triggered a mine, we learned, and two of them were dead.
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I&aposm a full-time &aposdivorce concierge&apos who shepherds individuals through tricky splits.
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He wants shepherds who smell like their sheep, not bookkeepers who smell like sheepskin.
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The producer frequently shepherds series from other writers she works with to the air.
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Most of our dogs are Great Danes or German Shepherds from Westside German Shepherd Rescue.
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Judging by the season premiere, the Shepherds had forged a mutually beneficial relationship with Francis.
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Kin Jong Un himself gave the zoo several schnauzers, poodles, German shepherds and a Chihuahua.
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In Düsseldorf, Germany, a photographer named Anne captured her two Australian shepherds as they embraced.
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Yes, he does want Claire to listen to the Shepherds since he's sleeping with Annette.
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Were Mark and Jane involved in the pension scandal the Shepherds are using against Brett?
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At least both Shepherds have legally adopted Duncan, at least 28 years after his birth.
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I've always raised German shepherds and I love having them as part of the family.
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"God's Own Country", a recent film, depicts a romance between two young shepherds in Yorkshire.
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Dozens of breeds, including schnauzers, German shepherds, Shih Tzus and Saint Bernards are on display.
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They were developed to assist ranchers and farmers by acting as shepherds for their livestock.
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"Because I'm sitting looking at the Potomac with my two German shepherds," Mr. Biden replied.
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What preoccupied the Greeks — the shepherds, the oracles, the hunt for Laius's murderer — falls away.
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In "Osiris," shepherds and shepherdesses (notice a theme) await the birth of the god Osiris.
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Let's bomb churches, let's bring back Bull Connor, let's have water cannons, let's have German shepherds.
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If anything, the Shepherds want Claire out of the presidency and replaced with someone more pliable.
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The gator was captured in the same park where two German shepherds were attacked last week.
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At least 63 percent of all German Shepherds had at least one disorder recorded in 2013.
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Claire is forced to make that announcement as tensions with the Shepherds start to bubble over.
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All along, the Shepherds and their nefarious plots were just a red herring of a distraction.
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The Shepherds apparently tried to outrun the flames as the home their father built burned down.
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Catholic, mainstream Protestant and Orthodox Christian shepherds are trying hard to interest believers in environmental questions.
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Miniature Australian and American shepherds are the same thing, and many people refer to them interchangeably.
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Though Clissold Park is close, it is not an area usually associated with shepherds or livestock.
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She shepherds us into the Remuh Temple, one of two functioning synagogues left in the city.
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While bear hunting has been forbidden since 1962, the shepherds are threatening to ignore the ban.
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We consulted local shepherds at Estancia Churata, who confirmed that bolted sport-climbing routes were there.
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German Shepherds have an average life expectancy of seven to 10 years, according to the AKC.
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Today, de Bruin shepherds the family business, which began importing Wagyu cattle from Japan in 220.
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I get in bed with my boyfriend, our two 100-pound German Shepherds, and The Good Doctor.
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Disturbingly, at least 63 percent of all German Shepherds had at least one disorder recorded in 2013.
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Their often cool and enviable style shepherds us towards the trends we didn't even know we needed.
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Forty German and Belgian shepherds join guards in safeguarding the plants, sniffing out any sign of trouble.
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In one zone, you would hear about the horrors of the Sudanese civil war from Nubian shepherds.
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Shepherds grazing sheep on shared land without consideration for other flocks will soon find grass growing thin.
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While Peter and Liz cast themselves as the shepherds among the flock, Debbie's metaphors are all military.
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But he's just very, very chill, and just like most other German shepherds, he's constantly watching everything.
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And then I was just about to leave when these three big Czar German Shepherds showed up.
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Today, the shepherds and wise men might be hard-pressed to recognize even the most devout celebration.
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One of the shepherds wore a blue dress, much like a school uniform, but covered in dust.
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He was an unabashed snob and social climber who also relished the company of peasants and shepherds.
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The Shepherds' son, Kai — a shy 14-year-old who liked baseball, wrestling and playing saxophone — died.
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Shepherds herd sheep whose fur has been blackened by the smog, and a cow chews on rubbish.
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For centuries, shepherds have been at loggerheads with the wild wolves that want to eat their sheep.
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That is the view of Song Pengfei, the eldest son of a family of shepherds in Inner Mongolia.
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Neither gives a date, although "shepherds watching flocks by night" suggests the spring lambing season, not mid-winter.
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Jane claims the White House's goals are the same as the Shepherds' when it comes to Syria. Hmm.
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The Shepherds love how murky the rules are on this section and urge Mark to start the process.
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Eve Barlow's first Warpaint gig was at Shepherds Bush Empire in 2011 and she's been hallucinating ever since.
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She saw Chihuahuas, Miniature Pinschers, Staffordshire Terriers, Siberian Huskies, German Shepherds, Beagles, Maltese, Yorkshire Terriers, Spaniels, and more.
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Several adorable Indian army dogs, including labradors and German shepherds, will march in the parade after 26 years.
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Many of those fatally struck were agricultural workers and shepherds in open areas with little or no protection.
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Among its many responsibilities, the Fed shepherds America's monetary policies to maintain price stability and maximum domestic employment.
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"We were not born shepherds," Ms. Lewinsky, 31, said by telephone from her home in Abbotsford, British Columbia.
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This breed is compact but still has the same motivated diligence to herding horses as Australian Shepherds do.
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Farmers and shepherds blocked a portion of Sardinia's main highway in June to attract attention to their plight.
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Compared to other breeds, German Shepherds are now disproportionately prone to musculoskeletal disorders, osteoarthritis, diarrhea, obesity, and behavioral problems.
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There are no clumber spaniels or Australian shepherds in this year's draft pool, but Ranger is an intriguing pick.
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The driver, who has not yet been identified, was reportedly exercising the dogs, which appear to be German shepherds.
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A flock of German shepherds released at the Corona subway yard in Queens proved to be successful at that.
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By this point, it was clear that Flea's book-promotional duties would cost his Australian shepherds their trail run.
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Myrna Deloatch escaped from her house in Tarboro with clothes, one car and three German shepherds, plus some pictures.
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Before Claire heads to the base, we learn some important initial details about her upcoming war with the Shepherds.
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Clearly, the Shepherds have had Tom's body on ice ever since in case they needed to intimidate the president.
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The area is farmed by local Basotho shepherds, usually teenage boys, who look after sheep, goats, cows and donkeys.
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Bedouin shepherds frequenting the Algerian port of Oran first dived into this mixing bowl in the early twentieth century.
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A neighbor, Zach Eliass, tells KABC-TV that Puig&aposs two German shepherds got out of an open gate.
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Except her pooches are German Shepherds who she's trained to be of greater badass ability than either of them.
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But today's German shepherds are bred to be considerably larger — 75 to 95 pounds — with a more sloping back.
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The herb is used extensively by the local shepherds when someone is unconscious, in pain or even under stress.
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There are misunderstandings with shepherds, awkward negotiations with village elders and an overall atmosphere of suspicion tinged with absurdity.
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But to the shepherds of those players' stories, there is little doubt as to their place in the game.
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Shepherds herd sheep, which must be why they were cool with turning cows into deceptively named non-dessert items.
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On the same day, seven shepherds were found shot dead west of the eastern city of Deir el-Zour.
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The absence of shepherds, goatherds and farmers has left forest lands overgrown, allowing fires to spread and burn faster.
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Shepherds accidentally cross it, oblivious to its contours, only to be shelled by Indian or Pakistani soldiers, or detained.
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Most Nativity scenes come equipped with shepherds, magi, and a camel or two, but Roman ruins and a poodle?
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" Cavuto replied that she should try German Shepherds instead because "they love me" and encouraged her to "keep fighting.
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During World War I, shepherds like Filax carried first-aid kits, pulled wounded soldiers on stretchers and delivered messages.
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The absence of shepherds, goatherds and farmers has left forest lands overgrown, allowing fires to spread and burn faster.
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If they cannot reform the ranks of our chief shepherds, it is inexcusably naïve to expect that Rome will.
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Budding Shepherds are thrown into a high-octane scenario where they're tasked with neutralizing the terrorists without harming bystanders.
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The scrolls were discovered in a series of caves near the Dead Sea between 1947 and 1965 by Bedouin shepherds.
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The resulting changes to the breed's physical characteristics have now impacted on the health of German Shepherds as a whole.
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Temperament is very important in the breed, as German Shepherds with unstable, fearful or aggressive temperaments have increased in frequency.
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I love big dogs like German Shepherds and Goldendoodles, but I'm not a big fan of Chihuahuas and Shih Tzus.
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Off to Ohio Claire goes to meet with the families affected, help how she can, and generally exasperate the Shepherds.
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She lets Jane promise her she will "chip away" at the Shepherds if Claire agrees to her Russian retaliation plan.
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As he shepherds Bachelor #23 through his Journey, it is clearer than ever that Harrison is good at his job.
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In July, the couple revealed they had added two new dogs to their household: Anatolian Shepherds named Buddy and Junior.
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The tip of the peninsula is little more than thornbush scrub and mountains, populated by shepherds and small-boat fishermen.
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The shepherds become a sign of an unthinking presence, a destroyer of beauty, whose existence is already all too brief.
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Just one-third of the Labrador retrievers and German shepherds it breeds end up graduating from the guide dog program.
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"It is not a question of appointing functionaries to deal with religious issues, but of finding authentic shepherds," he wrote.
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Details: The bothies are free to use, and the vast majority are repurposed structures like shepherds' huts and mining outbuildings.
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In "The Virgin Spring" (21983), he played a wealthy man whose daughter is raped and murdered by two local shepherds.
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In "The Virgin Spring" (21983), he played a wealthy man whose daughter is raped and murdered by two local shepherds.
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Do you want to watch a bunch of Massachusetts state police officers trot their perfectly groomed German shepherds around a circle of grass as though they're performing in the fucking Westminster Kennel Club dog show before using those perfectly groomed German shepherds to sniff out small amounts of drugs in the trunk of your car?
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Watching the first few episodes of the final season of House of Cards, you may be perplexed by the Shepherds' role.
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"We would love someone who works with German shepherds to adopt her and train her for an important job," Whiteside said.
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He's also funny — really funny — as he shepherds Emma Stone's Mia towards her dream of becoming an actress with heartfelt emotion.
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Looking at the trojan asteroids our planet shepherds might provide a more accurate snapshot of the material our planet formed from.
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This is confusing, since Seth and the Shepherds act like Doug is person they've decided to kill Claire, which makes sense.
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But, French bulldogs, German shepherds, Labrador retrievers, Yorkshire terriers, bulldogs and golden retrievers made it to the top of both lists.
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I remember the polished boots, the German Shepherds on leashes, and the huge swastika above the entrance to the marble hall.
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"Kings froze to death in their castles, same as the shepherds in their huts," says Old Nan back in Season 1.
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Blessed is he who, in the name of charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the valley of the darkness.
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Australian shepherds are the 15th most popular dog in the US, yet they've struggled to find the same popularity at Westminster.
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Often, businesses tend not to be the greatest shepherds of the formats they sell once they fall out of mainstream interest.
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Instead of nymphs and shepherds making music, composing poems, canoodling, and occasionally tending to their flocks, we find explicitly contemporary bathers.
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These women and their families live in caves dug into the rock, while the men earn a living as nomadic shepherds.
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Emigrants from the Basque country left 19th-century Spain to settle in the American West, first as miners, then as shepherds.
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The dogs are mainly German Shepherds like Johnny or Belgian Malinois, high-energy breeds known for a strong desire to work.
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Volunteers greeted them with German shepherds, and a helicopter hovered overhead as a throng of media watched from across the street.
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As he shepherds the bill through the House, Smith may need to navigate opposition from progressive Democrats, on top of Republicans.
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Over by the arch German shepherds—I don't know what they called them in Spanish—were pacing, muzzled, behind automatic weapons.
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When they walk in, some with flowing robes and turbans, they look more like ancient wise men and shepherds than inmates.
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He has bought three more dogs — big Greek shepherds — to guard against those from the camp that walk past his property.
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Suddenly, there was a dense, solid cover, like the potatoes on a shepherds pie or the crisp on a fruit crumble.
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On January 4, 21 shepherds were found shot in the back of their heads, their hands were tied behind their backs.
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Shepherds could not pipe a ditty on them, and poets could not use them as metaphors for the unsubstantiality of life.
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German Shepherds first appeared at the turn of the twentieth century, and they quickly became one of the world's most popular breeds.
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But whereas the bulldog may have reached a genetic point-of-no-return, the same may not be true for German Shepherds.
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German shepherds are generally healthy dogs, but like all large breeds there is always a possibility of issues with hips and elbows.
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Producers act as shepherds, guiding the plot into place, but they can't tell anyone what to do, despite what UnREAL tells us.
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And that's the point — the bill is just a metaphor for Claire and the Shepherds' opposing viewpoints and omnipresent battle of wills.
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Although the Shepherds have now used one of the biggest guns in their arsenal with their corpse reveal, there are still others.
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Doug then gives the story to Claire, ensuring the Shepherds will go down for the app and the Bellport tragedy in Ohio.
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Bulldogs have breathing problems, German shepherds often suffer from hip dysplasia and wrinkly faced shar-pei's skin folds may harbor infectious bacteria.
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The corgi recruits will not be joining ranks amongst the German shepherds and Belgian Malinois that are typically used for police work.
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A Facebook group called "German Shepherds of Gaza," which posts photos and information about different breeds, has added more than 70,000 members.
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The Gaddi shepherds staying there were all set to take their flock over the frozen Kugti pass, 16,600 feet above sea level.
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The army has selected 36 dogs, including 24 Labradors and 12 German Shepherds, who will grace the parade along with their trainers.
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He shepherds us like a herd through the dirt, stone, snow, and mud paths, keeping us from getting trampled by actual animals.
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But, because this is New York, it turns out that one of the media shepherds went to college with a mutual friend.
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All of the dogs reported to have taken the jump are long-nosed breeds—dolichocephalic types, like German Shepherds and Scottish Terriers.
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Pat Wadors, the company's chief talent officer, lives in Santa Clara, with her husband, 21-year old daughter and two German Shepherds.
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The Scarlatti "Erminia" — a tale of love, jealousy and disguise, with shepherds real and counterfeit — was a very different kettle of fish.
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Reality strikes Lee when he manages to catch highlights, perhaps while decompressing between games with his two Australian shepherds, Gordie and Howie.
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The odor-pursuit dogs are drawn from pointy-eared breeds like German shepherds and Belgian Malinois, whose traits dovetail with the job.
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The man and woman try on various outfits, making love while dressed as angels and Wise Men and Herod and gay shepherds.
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These rural places were once intricately tied to the countryside around them, their inhabitants working as farmers and merchants, craftsmen and shepherds.
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I was sent pictures of German shepherds and other cliché movie dogs as an alternative, but I wanted a dog with character.
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The Jews tried to hide some children behind stacks of newspapers, but the Nazis came back, with German shepherds, and poisoned them.
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Further west along the Pontic mountain range, a new mass tourism project is set to present more problems for farmers and shepherds.
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"It calls for a renewed commitment to vigilance, transparency and accountability from our shepherds and indeed for the whole church," he said.
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In this region of northern Spain, shepherds have lived alongside wolves for centuries and used their own methods to control their numbers.
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In biblical terms, the U.S. is the three kings bearing gold, while Russia is the shepherds with little apart from their good faith.
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He bursts into action mode, and shepherds the kids at home (Randall and Kate) to Jack and Rebecca's bedroom, which is still safe.
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"We have much better records of German Shepherds than we do Italians," Angela Hughes, the veterinary genetics research manager at Wisdom Health, said.
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German shepherds rose to popularity after World War I due to their many wartime accomplishments and the public's love for Rin Tin Tin.
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This breed is very fond of children once a relationship is established, and German shepherds are a popular choice as a family pet.
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But this also means the ecosystem around it — and the foundation that shepherds it — is now trying to transition to this next phase.
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Claire basically tells Jane the Shepherds are trash and asks her mysterious pal to come live in the White House for a while.
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" The mother of eight then shepherds the group of kids into the driveway to explain how the day would be going down "Attention!
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German shepherds are well known for making great guard dogs, but sometimes, they're a little too effective at protecting their owners from harm.
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Social media brims with photographs and how-to videos for carving pumpkins to resemble Pomeranians, King Charles Cavaliers, German Shepherds and other breeds.
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It is believed that when nomadic shepherds and travelers journeyed with raw milk carried in leather, the milk would accidentally ferment over time.
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But shepherds in the region see this "element of the natural heritage in the Pyrenees," as the government puts it, as a menace.
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Other breeds common in mutts were German shepherds, labs and golden retrievers, as well as American Staffordshire terriers, which are essentially pit bulls.
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Some huts originated as outposts for miners, hunters, foresters, or shepherds, others as way stations for alpinists, scientists, tourists or tramping club members.
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The city has also banned 34 "vicious" large breeds, including Tibetan mastiffs, German shepherds, Great Danes, Chinese rural dogs and some mixed breeds.
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" Its program "Digital Shepherds", developed in partnership with the UK's Home Office, would "automate the process of identifying individuals at risk of radicalization.
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Their skills as pig farmers and shepherds contributed not only to their livelihoods, but to their political independence and unique culture as well.
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Specifically, she was studying epilepsy in German Shepherds, and she created a sort of visual code for herself to convey the animals' genetic information.
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During the migration, the hungry shepherds would often have to butcher and eat members of the flock who were unable to complete the trip.
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Many of today's orchestral instruments were designed to be heard over a distance outdoors, whether trumpets (military), horns (the hunt) or oboes (rowdy shepherds).
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On the sillier side of things, Redditor /Flqmingg discovered that you can now also thank the bus driver who shepherds you into the match.
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"We are shepherds, we have cattle, and we remained in the outskirts of the province even under these circumstances," Sheikh Mohammed Younis Ali explains.
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Shreeya Sinha, the web editor for obituaries, helps coordinate with the copy desks and shepherds slide shows, video, sidebars, mobile alerts and photo captions.
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Case No. 2167, for example, involved three shepherds who beat a farmer after he asked them to stop their sheep from trampling his crops.
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We used German shepherds like Smokey, mixes of shepherd types and Labrador retrievers that were well trained in detecting, attacking and tracking the enemy.
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Joe Pera, a beautiful, simple man with a soothing voice and manner, shepherds viewers through the most mundane subjects with an almost supernatural magnetism.
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From there, it morphed into the accessory of choice for 18th-century French aristocrats who liked to party dressed as shepherds and poor farmers.
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And she didn't slaughter her own sheep—she gets visuals of livers from a colleague at Cambridge who has a deal with Armenian shepherds.
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A couple of hours' drive west of Baile Tusnad, shepherds herd large flocks of sheep in verdant hills near the village of Soimusu Mic.
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The shepherds of the Roman Catholic Church do indeed advocate on behalf of the needs of their flock, as every Christian minister ought to.
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The Val d'Orcia has gotten richer but the environment hasn't changed — we protect the land, we don't use chemicals, the shepherds respect the countryside.
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A festival each summer commemorates Basque immigrants who settled throughout the rural areas in the 19th century, where they were miners and later shepherds.
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Within the meticulously researched and magnificently realized backdrop of European dissolution, Mason finds his few lost souls, and shepherds them toward an elusive peace.
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The shepherds are not interested in the bear as "an element of the natural heritage in the Pyrenees," as a government brochure puts it.
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As the forces returned to their base, ISIS gunmen laid an ambush, killing 11 troops and pro-government fighters as well as two shepherds.
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And that's when the more recent examples of the dogs we now recognize — the German shepherds, the dalmatians, the Chihuahuas — began to be developed.
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Australian shepherds can keep a flock of sheep together as skillfully as a nursery school teacher with a playground full of 3-year-olds.
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He later traveled to Messina, where he completed two other major commissions, "The Raising of Lazarus" and "The Adoration of the Shepherds" (both 15993).
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The Thinker This is a dog that is naturally intelligent, think Border collies and German Shepherds, and wants a toy that will test these smarts.
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Afghanistan does not share a land border with Turkey, but Afghans enter Turkey from Iran to work as shepherds, farmers or in the construction sector.
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Holiday travel sucks, and probably has ever since a bunch of shepherds, wise men, and angels converged on a stable in Bethlehem 2,000 years ago.
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Kai Shepherd Relatives and friends of the Shepherds began raising money for the family, who not only lost a child, but remain badly injured themselves.
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Claire and the Shepherds are arguing over Nancy Gallagher, a retiring lieutenant general, Democrat, and soon-to-be politician against private contractors getting military deals.
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But, Mark also wants the Shepherds to give Claire some room to lead since it appears he genuinely believes in the president's ability to govern.
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The Shepherds, as secretive as they are, would never show up to such a public function — this is what they have Mark and Seth for.
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Tom is forced to flee to a motel with Janine as she writes her Duncan Shepherd app exposé, which the Shepherds desperately want to destroy.
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We don't know anything about this housekeeper, or his biological father; they're meant to be ancillary, used only to drive a wedge between the Shepherds.
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How he shepherds the legislation to make good on his promise may well prove pivotal not just for gay Australians but for his own career.
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The warm Atlantic becomes a bathtub for the animals every Sunday, as shepherds line up their flocks on the sand for a daylong cleansing ritual.
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Our route, which began in Shaxi, mostly followed horse paths and shepherds' trails that zigzagged through hilly pine forests and clusters of azaleas and rhododendrons.
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Cabanas de Teito Braña La Code offers guests a chance to learn about how authentic shepherds lived in the area up until the last decade.
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Yet we don't often hear from Peruvian shepherds who tend the herds of the Great Basin, or Mixtec fieldworkers who tend lettuce and pick apples.
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In the hills beyond the poppies are the pretty pointed mud domes of traditional "beehive" villages and young shepherds watching flocks of sheep and goats.
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Her inconstancy is thrown into sharp contrast by her movie-star sibling, Sabrina (Zoey Deutch), who shepherds Izzy through her exploits with Type A efficiency.
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MudBuster recommends the medium for medium breeds such as Australian shepherds, boxers, and English bulldogs, and the small for breeds like dachshunds, Pomeranians, and Yorkies.
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Australian shepherds are especially known for their multi-colored eyes, making them of one of the few dog breeds that regularly has what's called heterochromia.
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Instead, she was with her parents and their two German shepherds, Prince and Piper, in a hotel in Sulphur, La., just over the state line.
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The five most commonly owned breeds in the U.S., according to the American Kennel Club, are German shepherds, bulldogs, Labradors, golden retrievers and French bulldogs.
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Frank also had a mysterious "agreement" with the Shepherds, where he very obviously promised to put Claire in the family's pocket in exchange for foundation funding.
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The Shepherds exhumed Frank's body, ripped a piece of jewelry off of his cold, dead hand, and then had that item placed in the presidential quarters.
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While Claire claims her deal is simply fueled by peace, it's actually an attempt to put a chokehold on the Shepherds' corporate future in the region.
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The origins of the festival go back to the ritual of transhumance, when local shepherds would move their flock from the southern region Puglia to Molise.
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According to Metro, the three young 20-something actors, plus Williams' boyfriend Ollie Jackson, hung out after Heaton performed with his band at Shepherds Bush Empire.
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THEY COME from medieval villages the colour of the harsh surrounding land, from the Spain of transhumant shepherds, lonely sierras and forests of oak and elm.
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But then Bedouin shepherds stumbled on the scrolls, hidden away for nearly 250,212 years in caves in Qumran, on the western shore of the Dead Sea.
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The injured Haas could have inched toward Shepherds Way or Route 22, both of which are closer to the area where he likely had his accident.
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Becoming a father was a lot like becoming a German shepherd if German shepherds were capable of constantly calculating the risks of SIDS and peanut allergies.
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Shepherds in states like Idaho and Montana will spend whole summers in the high country with thousands of sheep, unable to get a precise head count.
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As well as cutting off shepherds' ancient routes, the widening of roads would affect the traditional honey making industry, a central plank of the local economy.
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Senator Ben Sasse, Republican of Nebraska, confirmed the Blumenthal account Thursday morning, as did former Senator Kelly Ayotte, a Republican and one of Judge Gorsuch's shepherds.
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Three weeks ago, two young shepherds, 12- and 14-year-old brothers, were rushed into our emergency room after an Islamic State sniper shot them both.
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Although Fasci said there were no signs of clandestine graves in the prison, policemen nonetheless extracted soil as dozens of dogs, mostly Belgian Shepherds, sniffed around.
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The Best in Show Judge Thomas H. Bradley told CNN that German shepherds were all about quality and nobility when the prize was awarded last night.
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The Israeli military said two shepherds had crossed the U.N.-demarcated border with Lebanon and that one of them was taken into custody by its troops.
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But then Bedouin shepherds stumbled on the scrolls, hidden away for nearly 2,000 years in caves in Qumran, on the western shore of the Dead Sea.
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Waiting for us is that sense of wonder the shepherds felt when the angels appeared in the night sky to herald the birth of a Savior.
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It's a brilliant and funny poem about the power of feigned powerlessness, a subject at least as old as the shepherds and lasses of classical pastoral.
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Here, the instrumentals aren't wispy and flashy 808 cast-offs thanks to Pi'erre Bourne, who shepherds much of the record—they're soiled and destructive-sounding affairs.
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Quickly becoming one of the more popular attractions at the zoo, the Dog Pavilion features a variety of breeds including German Shepherds, Shih Tzus and Saint Bernards.
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When I enter the main house from my bedroom (secured with a ten gauge solid steel door) my two German Shepherds and one Pit Bull precede me.
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If you can pretend Grey Sloan can withstand every tragedy it has over the last 15 seasons, you can pretend the Shepherds have never seen Amelia's Instagram.
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" The odor-pursuit dogs, which cost about $50,000 each, "are drawn from pointy-eared breeds like German shepherds and Belgian Malinois, whose traits dovetail with the job.
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According to Variety, the Shepherds will be similar in nature to the Koch brothers in that they'll use their money, connections, and power to influence American politics.
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It's unclear what exactly the Shepherds want, but we're guessing they're trying to use Frank's shameful departure from his post as commander in chief to their advantage.
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Meanwhile, since then, the couple have added two Anatolian Shepherds named Buddy and Junior to their home, according to a video Eason posted to YouTube on Sunday.
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"Thorneythwaite Farm is dead," James Rebanks, the author of the best-selling memoir "The Shepherd's Life" and one of the region's most renowned shepherds, declared on Twitter.
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In the clip a foolish human goes to throw out a Christmas tree, while two German shepherds try to foil his dastardly attempt to banish Christmas cheer.
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They had some major stress in 2015 when they had a neighborhood war with 'Bachelor' creator Mike Fleiss that included a feud over the couple's German Shepherds.
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By the end of this month, trekkers will be able to download an app that shepherds them along the route and also describes 133 points of interest.
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Algorithms like Digital Shepherds that derive risk scores by weighing variables such as identification of violent extremism ideology and frequency of engagement rely on debunked radicalization theories.
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Waiting for us is that sense of wonder the shepherds felt when the angels appeared in the night sky to herald the birth of a Savior. pic.twitter.
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In the opening scenes, the marriage of Orfeo and Euridice is celebrated by choruses of nymphs and shepherds, performed with infectious snap and buoyancy under Mr. Gardiner.
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Arson is so frequent that it is not unheard-of to blame shepherds for burning down acres of forest to create pastures for their sheep to graze.
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Whether comprised of gingerbread, porcelain, or live performers, such nativity scenes usually include Mary, Joseph, and the baby Jesus surrounded by shepherds, angels, and assorted farm animals.
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When the human of two adorable German Shepherds tells pup Luke, "Go get your brother!" he trots away and returns, guiding his older brother Jack by the collar.
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Studio Kitchen, at K West Hotel & Spa in Shepherds Bush, London, is serving sweet creme egg burgers in sweet brioche buns, topped with white chocolate and raspberry sprinkles.
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Shepherds pie Though there are a number of ways to make Shepherd's pie, my simplest go-to recipe includes three main ingredients: ground beef, mashed potatoes, and corn.
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This dramatically slows down his eating, which can also help reduce the risk of bloat, a condition that German shepherds and other large breed dogs are prone to.
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It sure seems like the Shepherds were involved, from Annette revealing Frank told the siblings a number of secrets, apparently about Claire, to the reemergence of Frank's ring.
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Episode 5, "Chapter 70" Going into this episode, you need to remember how tired Claire is of feeling the puppet strings of the Shepherds burrowing into her back.
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In the photos, we see Claire holding hands with Lane at what appears to be a public event and, below, chatting with the Shepherds at the White House.
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After all, money can get you a lot in D.C., potentially including years of damning information on the Underwood family that the Shepherds could use to their advantage.
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" He got the idea for a Shark Shepherdess because, in terms of how they help maintain ecological balance in their habitat, "Sharks are the shepherds of the sea.
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Next month, HBO Now shepherds in a number of new original series, including The Righteous Gemstones and Our Boys, as well as welcomes back old favorites like Succession.
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Maples confirms that, 26 years ago, McIver allegedly released his two German shepherds on three teens who were loitering outside his DeKalb County home in the Atlanta area.
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" The president also spoke about seeing German Shepherds in action with the Secret Service, witnessing them snuff out drugs in containers and calling it "the most incredible thing.
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Allen and Daenen live on a farm in a small rural community called Fulton between Santa Rosa and Windsor about 10 miles south of the Two Shepherds Winery.
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The men are shepherds and are aged between 25 and 33, according to Moroccan state broadcaster 2M, and one is believed to have links to an extremist group.
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Juan tells us he earns $22015,270 for every migrant he successfully shepherds over the border to a drop off point three days' walking distance north of Ambos Nogales.
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Linus's concluding speech about the shepherds outside of Bethlehem is one of the few places in pop culture where the biblical account of Jesus's birth is forthrightly told.
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We took advantage of our only sunny morning to set out on the trail, where we watched shepherds guiding huge flocks across the impossibly sloping sides of mountains.
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The shepherds would bring homemade pasta with them and cook it, then combine it with the cheese they made out of the milk they collected from their sheep.
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We had all gathered there to witness it together: clutching and savoring the last few moments of normalcy in the world of Westons, Steadmans, Warrens and yes, Shepherds.
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You could drink from a porrón, a traditional Spanish glass pitcher that was a modern adaptation of the leather wineskin, or bota bag, once carried by Spanish shepherds.
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Commando units such as Delta Force, SEAL Team 6, and the 75th Ranger Regiment typically bring specially trained dogs on their missions, often German Shepherds or Belgian Malinois.
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Good lamb can be found at an increasing number of quality grocery stores and — for those with the cash and the proximity — from boutique shepherds like Mr. Rogers.
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In the past, for example, Dory said groups of shepherds went into the woods together and made loud noises in order to push wolves out of their territories.
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In a separate incident, another Florida man ran nude down a busy street in broad daylight convinced that he was being pursued by a pack of German shepherds.
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Instead of streamlining the show to the handful of vital characters it has left, it introduces the business with the Shepherds, which is clunky, unnecessary, and largely uninteresting.
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Some buddies from the border police spread gossip of raids at Vintimille with over thirty vehicles, shotguns, German Shepherds attacking servers, and frozen pizzas burnt in the street.
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German Shepherds, according to the new research, are most likely to die from complications arising from musculoskeletal disorders (13.6% of cases) or the inability to stand (14.9% of cases).
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Research from last year suggests this breed is waning in popularity, a consequence of people wising up to the fact that German shepherds are now highly susceptible to illness.
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Waving shepherds crooks, about 1,300 farmers who had arrived in Athens from the island of Crete overnight headed to the agriculture ministry, which was sealed off by police buses.
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She went to great lengths in Selma to portray King as a powerful leader, but also a flawed one: unfaithful to his wife even as he shepherds a movement.
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Customers mention that the N79S has no problem tackling their hardwood floors, tile floors, rugs, and carpets — even when covered in hair from four German Shepherds and a cat.
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Sledding dogs, like Malamutes and Huskies, and herding dogs, like Collies and Australian Shepherds, will take to long runs more naturally than a Pug or a Boxer, Loenser says.
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The process starts with around 1.6 million sheep grazed by shepherds from the nomadic Qashqai and Bakhtiari tribes, who produce that tough, long-fibered wool so perfect for carpets.
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"Once again the Big Three are Lincoln, Washington and FDR — as it should be," said one of the shepherds of the survey, Douglas Brinkley of Rice University in Houston.
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In particular, her lab identified a genetic cause of a kidney disease common to German shepherds before the same gene was shown to cause the same cancer in people.
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One of the four shepherds that own the cattle informed authorities, and a Syrian government military force was sent to the area, where they were met by ISIS fire.
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In the later stages, especially, he shepherds us through crazy happenings as though, without the calming guidance of his voice-over, the various bits of story would fly apart.
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Graham added that he spoke to McCain about healthcare and the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) — an annual defense bill McCain shepherds through the Senate — during their phone call.
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As a deferential seeing eye dog who shepherds solid-to-spectacular offense without overreaching for attention, Morris represents a vintage NBA archetype that's since been phased out of the league.
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New research suggests the decreasing demand for German Shepherds may have something to do with the breed's propensity for health problems—likely the result of selective breeding for cosmetic traits.
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The Dead Sea Scrolls, composed of hundreds of manuscripts and thousands of fragments of ancient Jewish religious texts, were discovered in the West Bank by Bedouin shepherds in the 1940s.
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When she finally emerges, it's to the sound of barking German shepherds, a direct callback to the scene from Schindler's List showing Jews getting off the cattle cars at Auschwitz.
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This isn't just a fun trick for shepherds: The researchers use experiments like these in their work around Huntington's disease, a progressive brain disorder that causes cognition and movement problems.
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Just as the hard work of shepherds was converted to play in Renaissance pastoral art and literature, Essenhigh converts the early struggle for survival into a pastime in her future.
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Fifty-one volunteers used a digital slider to rank photos of three dog breeds—Jack Russell terriers, cane corsos and white shepherds—from very attractive to not at all attractive.
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But the shepherds say these Central European animals don't play by the same rules as the more civilized French bears of old, and are more prone to eat their sheep.
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According to researchers at Utrecht University in the Netherlands, pituitary dwarfism is known to cause a variety of health issues, as well as developmental and behavioral problems, in German shepherds.
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"If we're the shepherds, the first job of the shepherd is to protect the flock from the wolf," says Norry, a visiting rabbi at Congregation Beth Israel in Gulfport, Mississippi.
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She helps clients understand the rules, shepherds their applications, assists service providers who want to be paid and will appeal to Medicaid gatekeepers who can be tough about the regulations.
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If the church is to be rescued, it will have to happen in the everyday lives of the faithful, no longer deceived by illusions or false promises of faithless shepherds.
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After the groups have been divided, Morag shepherds us to the Cast Courts, the two large halls that house scale plaster replicas of Western masterworks once used to train artists.
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They were also physically intimidated in some cases, such as when Wynn would make the requests in a small office space with one or more of his German shepherds present.
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In March 2008, the four surviving members teamed up for three shows at London's Shepherds Bush Empire, where they performed the album live in its entirety for the very first time.
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Thanks to Claire's tear-stained long con, Mark is now accused of collusion and murder, the entire disloyal cabinet has been removed, and no one is connecting Claire to the Shepherds.
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The assassin ends up being the serviceperson ordered to give Claire the nuclear briefcase she genuinely demanded Amid this tornado of a nuke story, we learn how the Shepherds have crumbled.
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Outside it was rainy and cold, and there were armed soldiers with muzzled German shepherds, but in the Grand Palais, where the collection was held, all was calm and summer-bright.
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Current open-source licenses allow them to take open-source software verbatim and offer it as a commercial service without giving back to the open-source projects or their commercial shepherds.
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MASCUSA's certification by the AKC indicates that momentum had been building around mini American shepherds for years, but its inclusion was nonetheless an important moment in the popularization of the breed.
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We took wild, dangerous pack animals from the forests where they menaced us and our families, and domesticated them over years, turning them into tireless shepherds, keen hunters, and faithful companions.
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Anatolian Shepherds and Kangals, large dog breeds that can weigh up to 150 lbs, are being employed by Namibian farmers as a deterrence, preventing the big cats from causing big problems.
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Someone alerted us to the fact that they were undercover cops, but before we had a chance to make any kind of decision, two huge German Shepherds entered the venue, too.
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Even the shepherds who the Bible says were the first to see the child Jesus were "forced to live on the edges of society" and considered dirty, smelly foreigners, he said.
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Playing the game contributes its own irreplaceable piece of the puzzle, with the player alone and lost in a world that repeats, changes and shepherds, but never leads by the hand.
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In Colorado, the Tesoro Cultural Center leads a procession of children dressed as Mary and Joseph, as well as shepherds and angels, to travel from house to house asking for shelter.
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Travelers go to Amatrice in August for the mild climate, an evening stroll and spaghetti all'amatriciana — a dish famous all over the world, invented by local shepherds in the Middle Ages.
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We meet them first as a team, singing "The Way You Do the Things You Do," the Temptations hit from 1964, before Otis shepherds us back to the group's starting point.
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While Lucien was quiet and conservative, André was outgoing and vigorous, and often described himself as a vigneron, the French word for one who grows grapes and shepherds them into wine.
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In Gluck's 1762 version of the often-told myth, Orfeo first appears at the fresh grave of his wife, Euridice, as nymphs and shepherds lament her death in somber choral phrases.
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The condition can appear in German shepherds as a result of "autosomal recessive inheritance" — or recessive gene inheritance, according to Claudia E. Reusch and her chapter in Canine and Feline Endocrinology.
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Villagers speak of black rain, shepherds say they are losing their sheep at an alarming rate, and Israeli communities on the other side of the wall have raised concerns about exposure.
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The original caption reads: Sheep were herded by their owners through downtown Madrid on Sunday as shepherds demonstrated the need to keep ancient grazing grounds from being overtaken by urban sprawl.
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It's still a work-in-progress, and Dory states that part of the project's value is in artistically calling attention to the important role played by shepherds in Spanish cultural traditions.
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Anyway, many of these paintings feature a building, the man said, within the painting, and the people in the painting, the shepherds or lords or whatever, are inside that building, under it.
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Security officials, analysts, and locals say the group is collecting recruits, stockpiling weapons, and seeking to build goodwill among the farmers and shepherds who eke out lives in the sparsely populated terrain.
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Just this March, the D.C. Metro vetoed an ad the Catholic Archdiocese of Washington wanted to run, which featured the slogan, "find the perfect gift," with images of shepherds following a star.
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While German Shepherds and Belgian Malinois are two of the most common breeds of working dog, Kowalski says there are other breeds in the program, all suited for different tasks and environments.
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German shepherds snagged the second place spot, with golden retrievers, French bulldogs, bulldogs, beagles, poodles, rottweilers, German shorthaired pointers and Yorkshire terriers filling out the rest of the list in that order.
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Read our latest travel story following the Gaddi, who are are mainly migrant shepherds living in Kugti village and other parts of Chambadistrict in Himachal Pradesh, a state in India's far north.
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The Stansport Bota Winebag is a throwback if ever there was one, made in the same style as wineskins and waterskins used by shepherds, travelers, and soldiers for many hundreds of years.
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In the two works titled, "Untitled (To Sappho)" (1976), Twombly inscribes the poet's line: Like a hyacinth in the mountains trampled by shepherds until only a purple stain remains on the ground.
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Both shepherds who shepherd sheep (try saying that 10 times fast) and German shepherd dogs are spelled with a lowercase S, but only one wears a LEASH, as far as we know.
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The series ends with the tearful revelation by Doug (played by Michael Kelly) that it wasn't Claire or even the Shepherds who killed him but he who did it, Frank's closest ally.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Sheep replaced the usual traffic in central Madrid on Sunday as shepherds steered hundreds of the animals through the Spanish capital to proclaim their right to use ancient migration routes.
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The two-day protest kicked off Friday morning with clashes between riot police and Cretan farmers wielding shepherds' staffs that left 10 policemen slightly injured and smashed windows at the agriculture ministry.
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New this year, the company will offer trips with the Anwals, migratory shepherds in the Indian Himalayas, walking with them for two days as they drive their sheep to the high meadows.
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Originating from Marrakech, tangia was nicknamed the "bachelor&aposs stew" because the dish was predominantly made by and for Moroccan men, mainly unmarried workers, soldiers, and shepherds who traveled far from home.
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The scene consists of Joseph, Mary, the infant Jesus, angels, shepherds, animals and the three wise men, kings the Bible says followed a star in the east that led them to Bethlehem.
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In "The Adoration," the ragtag group of shepherds stand, sit, and kneel in a downward-slanting line from right to left, in veneration of the Christ Child, cradled by a reclining Mary.
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Among the glamour of Cicero's red carpet premiere were disturbing references to World War II concentration camps, including barking German shepherds, guards in SS uniforms, and children's shoes piled on the floor.
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According to Buettner, people who live in Sardinia are mostly shepherds — a job that requires a lot of physical activity — and eat a plant-based diet, as eating meat is considered a luxury.
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To the rest of the world, Wakanda is basically your average third-world country ("textile, shepherds, cool outfits"), a narrative that goes unchallenged because, honestly, it fits neatly into Western perceptions of Africa.
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It was later alleged that the Sea Shepherds intentionally sunk the ship to make the damage appear worse than it was, but it's still a pretty terrifying moment to witness on the screen.
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In Sapiens, Yuval Noah Harari, an Israeli historian, describes the notion of "humanity" as something that evolved in our belief system as we morphed from hunter-gatherers to shepherds to farmers to capitalists.
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In addition to hailing one another as Christian shepherds, the two prelates duly issued a joint statement which had been carefully prepared by their respective diplomatic services, both of which are pretty slick.
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Harvests required long days and late nights; cows would have been milked in the very early mornings, and shepherds, as the hymn says, watched their flocks by night, to save them from predators.
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He spoke of the shepherds who were said to be the first to see Jesus, saying they were "forced to live on the edges of society" like many modern-day immigrants, Reuters reported.
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KABUL (Reuters) - As many as 50 people have died in storms over the past three days in Afghanistan, including 25 shepherds lost in a blizzard, a government disaster management official said on Monday.
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Shepherds and farmers in the Palestinian territories and neighboring Israel, where the group also has a clinic, often use donkeys to guard sheep, pull produce-filled carts and transport supplies on their backs.
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The project helps the parents find new jobs as shepherds or handymen, giving them the chance to become what the group's website calls "the agents of the revitalization and development of rural communities".
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As they chatted, Mr. Morgan suggested that the former vice president would be jealous to know that he was lounging poolside, a cigar in hand, with his two German shepherds by his side.
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In his "Social Studies" series, he had shepherds, Aborigines, Laplanders and drag queens pose before the same painted canvas backdrop that framed Jean-Michel Basquiat, Miriam Makeba, George Harrison and George H.W. Bush.
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While Cloud Foundry's history dates back to 2011, when VMware launched the first version, the Cloud Foundry Foundation that now shepherds the project with the help of the Linux Foundation, only launched in 2015.
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Pastoral is also, as Hadley reminds us, the pre-eminent form of erotic encounters, in which the great god Pan swoops down on nymphs, and generations of shepherds and shepherdesses tryst in tumbledown cottages.
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In footage revealed exclusively at CinemaCon, two Belgian shepherds owned by Sofia (Halle Berry) take an active role in the fight, bringing down the bad guys who would harm Sofia and John (Keanu Reeves).
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Detroit (CNN)As the 2020 Democrats fan out across the country trying to convince voters they would be better shepherds of the US economy than President Donald Trump, some Democrats like former Michigan Gov.
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The Los Angeles-based non-profit will use the funds raised by Menounos' party to help with its mission: to pull rescue German shepherds from high-kill shelters and find them loving, caring homes.
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A Democratic chief of staff, said Luján would be the favorite in that contest since Democrats would be eager to reward the New Mexico lawmaker if he shepherds the party to victory on Tuesday.
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For the small study, researchers from Purdue University and the University of Washington observed and interviewed 72 children as they played with a Sony robotic dog toy, called Aibo, and two friendly Australian shepherds.
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The group confirmed on its Facebook page that 28 collies attended the event (though we have to admit, we see some Australian shepherds in there, but we're not judging because they're all good dogs).
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The line that Twombly has picked starts out visually (hyacinth), evokes the olfactory senses (the flower's scent), moves to the tactile (crushed by the shepherds), and returns to the visual (the stain left behind).
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In this choreographed staging, members of the Mark Morris Dance Group dynamically portray the nymphs and shepherds and, later, the furies and ghosts at the gates of Hades, and the contented inhabitants of Elysium.
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LOS ANGELES — Most mornings, Nina Jacobson drives her gray 2012 Tesla from her home in Brentwood to her office in Santa Monica with her two Australian shepherds, Hero and Pearl, in the back seat.
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In Karnataka State in southern India, the authorities have banned the ritual sacrifice of sheep in which shepherds would throw one in their flock off a hill, in an attempt to protect the rest.
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The President even made time to muse about owning a dog in the White House during his remarks, going on a tangent while talking about German shepherds working on the border to find drugs.
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Calmer heads might have then proposed that we simply line the Mexican border with German shepherds, but instead the president just told the audience that he loved dogs and wished he could have one.
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Season two ended in spectacularly dumb fashion, with the animals being cured of their virus just a nefarious new group of corporate madmen, "the Shepherds," revealed their lab-grown hybrid razorback wolves (hand to God).
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Moons like Prometheus act like shepherds and keep the rings in line by constraining them, but others like Pandora (seen in the lower right portion of the photo above) are troublemakers that disrupt the rings.
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And in season 6, she's not only ruling the Oval Office, she's not-so-subtly manipulating everyone around her, including the Shepherds, by dropping the ultimate bomb: is Duncan (Cody Fern) actually Claire's biological child?
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William Allen told Business Insider that his business, Two Shepherds Winery, survived the destructive wildfires in 2017 and said that he's hoping and praying his winery and his farm made it through the Kincade Fire.
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Trilobites For decades, generations of dogs have been bred, raised and trained as service animals for disabled people at a center in England: Labrador retrievers, golden retrievers, curly coat retrievers, Border collies and German shepherds.
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At just the right time in our history, when we all need to see the Earth from afar, we need to build this planetary consciousness, so we can become the shepherds this great planet requires.
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Footage recorded by the Metropolitan Police shows the officers telling people sitting in Shepherds Bush Green, west London, that "this is not a holiday, it's a lockdown," as they order them to leave the area.
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The film is about "a top female investment banker fighting to keep her Wall Street firm in the lead as she shepherds the IPO for an emerging tech company," according to Reiner and Thomas' website.
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The nearly invisible bear haunts the shepherds who drive their flocks across the high Pyrenees, the sheep flecking the dark green slopes with patches of white and supplying France with savory cheeses and tender lamb.
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In his sermon, Francis said some Church leaders risked becoming "bureaucrats, not shepherds", and urged them to have the courage of rekindling what he called the fire of God's gift by being open to change.
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Still, on Saturday, shepherds continued the practice, and at least four sheep were tossed off a hill in a village, Mailapur, during an annual celebration of the Mailaralingeshwar temple there, the newspaper The Hindu reported.
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But legions of women who loathe Trump will greet her as their hero as she shepherds impeachment through the House, casting a historic strike against his presidency before the inquiry moves to a Senate trial.
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But as science rises in our culture, empowering us to become better shepherds of this world that we are borrowing from our descendants, we might expect to see science-inspired clues alongside the traditional ones.
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No need to pack bug spray when you head to this Forest of Arden: John Doyle directs Shakespeare's comedy of love, redemption and shepherds, with music by Stephen Schwartz, here set in the Jazz Age.
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Though their home province of Bamyan is spiked with mountains, they had never heard of skiing — until a group of European aficionados decided to put Afghanistan's mountains to use for something other than shepherds and insurgents.
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Their land is hard to farm, contains few minerals, and has almost no features but for sod brick houses, shepherds, and their flocks, along with wild herds of vicuña, a more graceful relative of the llama.
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Her mother is an associate professor of theology and the director of women's programs and mentoring at Shepherds Theological Seminary in Cary, N.C. Mr. Todd, 26, is a senior financial analyst at PepsiCo in White Plains.
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Each year at this time, the gauchos — South America's cowboys and shepherds — leave behind their portable huts on the grassy, wind-swept steppes and drive their flocks home to the large ranches that dot the island.
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Nativity scenes depict the birth of Jesus as Christians believe it took place - the baby and his mother posed in a humble stable setting with animals and shepherds, and kings bearing gifts who arrived days later.
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Alex Coreas, 27, was out with his German Shepherds on Thursday when a bolt of lightning touched down, blasting his shoes and socks off his feet and sending him to the ground, ABC affiliate KTRK reports.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Militants disguised as shepherds who were tending a flock of sheep attacked a Shiite mosque in Kabul on Friday as worshipers were leaving, killing five people and wounding at least 143 others, officials said.
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A relatively recent shift in the way German Shepherds are bred has been linked to the breed's current predisposition to an array of health conditions, according to new research published this week in Canine Genetics and Epidemiology.
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It was the filmmaker's first ever video art installation, combining projections of landscape etchings by the 16th century Dutch artist Hercules Segers with sonics by the composer Ernst Reijseger and a choir of shepherds from Sardinia, Italy.
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In the "Adoration of the Shepherds" (1630s), a tiny (143 x 7.5-inch) painting on copper, Jesus is pink-kneed and radiant, accepting the adulation of a shepherd who kisses his foot while Mary dotes from above.
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In Greek mythology, Pan was the god of shepherds, which is appropriate considering the clingy world acts as a "shepherd moon" of Saturn, clearing out the 200 mile-wide Encke Gap within the gas giant's A Ring.
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The lack of regulation means that standards vary wildly among small-scale breeders, which is how a lamp-wielding surgeon can get turned away by Nicholson while receiving a warm reception from a breeder of German Shepherds.
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Indeed, Mr. Saltz, the New York Magazine art critic (whose wife, Roberta Smith, is an art critic for The Times), moved from an illegal squat on East Fourth Street, where drug dealers' German shepherds roamed the halls.
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The poet's idealized vision of honest farmers and shepherds working in rural simplicity was influential, some scholars believe, in shaping the Founders' vision of the new republic as one in which an agricultural majority should hold power.
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So we chose a trail at a lower elevation that still afforded us pretty views of wild horses in the distance and shepherds with their flocks, as well as clusters of almost supernatural, purple-stemmed cotton thistles.
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These days, shepherds like Mr. Letmaya range further and further, sometimes clashing with rivals from Turkana over pasture and water, other times risking a confrontation with an elephant or a lion from the national park next door.
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There's no record of it, but it's almost a certainty that as soon as the first pair of crook-wielding Scottish shepherds decided to see who could knock dried sheep dung closest to a rabbit hole — golf!
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So for this salad, the national dish, flaky fatir is torn by hand, then tossed in a milky dressing of kurut, staunchly salty sun-dried yogurt traditionally carried by nomadic shepherds as fuel to survive the steppes.
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Images of lusty shepherds and goddesses set the sexual tone of "Casanova's Europe," but decorative arts matter even more: velvet suits and beaver-trimmed hats, keyboards and poker tables, porcelain statues, gilded candelabras and silver soup tureens.
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Golden retrievers, along with labradors, German shepherds, French bulldogs and bulldogs, are among the most popular breeds, according to the American Kennel Club, but no Labrador, golden retriever or French bulldog has ever won best in show.
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So it's no great surprise that it is also where you can find John Rutter, a composer so identified with Christmas that he has all but earned a place with the kings and shepherds by the manger.
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Each year, Code2040's fellows program shepherds a few dozen black and latino computer science students through a rigorous summer internship, giving them career guidance and a foot in the door at some of the industry's biggest companies.
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LJUBLJANA (Reuters) - One of the world's largest limestone caves, the Postojna Cave in western Slovenia, is a long way from a stable in Bethlehem, but its traditional living nativity is getting more than shepherds and wise men visiting.
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She's seen interest from people who always loved the look of Australian shepherds but didn't think their lifestyle could accommodate a 60-pound dog — young apartment dwellers in big cities, for instance, or people who travel a lot.
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This has led apologists to insist that they were all there; it's just that somebody sitting on one side of the stable could see only the shepherds, and another witness across the way saw only the wise men.
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In light of what they'd learned from Clarksville locals, the Warren County Sheriff's Office sent out a team of seven officers on November 21 to comb the thick woods that lie between the soybean field and Shepherds Way.
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"Judge Gorsuch wasn't asked about it, and he's not going to make a commitment on it," said Leo, who has taken a leave from his job heading the Federalist Society while he shepherds Gorsuch's nomination through the Senate.
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Its centerpiece was the game's namesake, a first-of-its-kind story mode called "Champion" in which the player shepherds a fictional boxer named Andre Bishop out of prison and up the ranks as a heavyweight championship contender.
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The only person around who really sees the potential Reggie so clearly exudes is his grandmother, Ivy (Gemma Jones), who shepherds him to a scholarship at the Royal Academy of Music and tells him to make something of himself.
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Truth is, the story of game is one of its best assets but it doesn't have an easy elevator pitch—it takes place in a world, where Guilds such as glassmakers, blacksmiths or shepherds have settled in different cities.
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While the party should be about patching things up with the Shepherds, two far more interesting things happen: we learn Annette and Mark are hooking up, and Annette and Claire have their most revealing interaction so far this season.
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After all, the series-ender has to deal with the Shepherds' plan to assassinate Claire Hale (Robin Wright, who directed the episode), Claire's plan to possibly drop a nuclear bomb to stave off a terrorist attack, and Claire's pregnancy.
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They criticize ISIS for killing Muslims and put a focus on naming and shaming mainstream and liberal Islamic clerics in the West, blaming the shepherds instead of the sheep in order to woo the latter over to their flock.
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The game regularly trots out a mixture of DR-1, Shepherds, and little bastards called Trackers, these Samus-looking balls of horror that, like the DR-1, are only interested in cozying up next to you and blowing up.
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At 2,600 km (1,600 miles) long, the "Green Road" tourist highway will connect dozens of valleys across eight provinces, along routes trodden for centuries by shepherds to bring their livestock to high pastures - or yaylalar - during the summer months.
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Hamdi Ulukaya, who grew up in a family of semi-nomadic Kurdish shepherds in Turkey before emigrating to the United States in his 20s, said the days of companies being run solely to maximise profit for shareholders were over.
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Importantly, this study wasn't a comparative analysis of German Shepherds' disorders over time, but the researchers say the breed's declining popularity may be a sign that prospective owners want nothing to do with a breed that so susceptible to health problems.
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"Pedersen is skeptical that anything will be done, saying that many breeders are raising German shepherds for profit, and that these breeders are "much less interested in improving health than breeders that love the breed and want to do something.
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Through it all, Norwegian duo Joachim Rønning and Espen Sandberg (the Oscar-nominated Kon-Tiki) feel less like directors than shepherds, carefully coloring inside the lines mapped out for them so thoroughly by a $4-billion-dollars-and-counting franchise.
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A local medic has been surviving on the rehydration salts he gives patients, while a business school graduate makes soup from grass for his 70-year-old father, consulting shepherds about which kinds their long-since-slaughtered flocks liked best.
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At 68,000 followers, she shepherds a devoted community of fans, but the number puts her far below famous fashion influencers like Arielle Charnas of Something Navy, who boasts 1.2 million and last year debuted a sold-out clothing collection with Nordstrom.
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"After about 3-4 months total, we will move home and then just come to Shepherds 3 days a week for 4-5 hour outpatient therapy sessions for as long as he needs," his mother Jennifer Jordan wrote on Monday.
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In the present, a hardened Malorie shepherds two young children, called only Girl (Vivien Lyra Blair) and Boy (Julian Edwards), on a dangerous trip toward a safe haven that may or may not exist, following vague instructions delivered via walkie talkie.
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To give the candy an educational slant, the choirmaster asked the candy maker to make the sticks in the shape of a cane so that the kids would remember the story of the shepherds who came to visit baby Jesus.
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In the same way that Neptune shepherds the orbit of the Kuiper Belt Objects like Pluto and Makemake, Brown and Batygin say that a distant planet in between Earth and Neptune in size pulls Sedna and its siblings to this point.
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David posted a video Sunday introducing Buddy and Junior -- two Anatolian Shepherds they've welcomed to the family -- and went on to explain that the dogs were brought in to help protect their chickens and livestock ... which apparently get attacked pretty often.
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What resulted was a tale that began with Mr. Scharf calling the A.S.P.C.A. to make a salacious accusation regarding his downstairs neighbor's German shepherds, and ended with said neighbor waiting for Mr. Scharf in their shared lobby with a butcher knife.
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He realized that if he wanted traditional Abruzzo loom-woven wool blankets for his 60 beds, that meant he needed artisans to weave them, which required yarn to be spun, which implied sheep, who need shepherds, and farmland, and farmers.
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The T.S.A. has 1,000 dogs (German shorthaired pointers, German shepherds, Belgian Malinois, Labradors, golden retrievers and vizslas) in its work force and needs to acquire 350 new dogs annually to replace those that age out at around 8 to 10 years.
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There's never been a show like Couples Therapy before, but there wouldn't be a Couples Therapy without Dr. Orna Guralnik, the accomplished New York-based clinical psychologist and writer who patiently shepherds couples toward difficult, hard-won plateaus of mutual understanding.
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So rather than take the Heathrow Express and the London Underground, I spent a small fortune on taxis from Heathrow Airport, to the Mayfair area, to Canary Wharf, and in and out of the Shepherds Bush suburbs to collect my data.
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Dogs are everywhere in Tehran: German shepherds on leashes in alleyways; Siberian huskies frolicking in the winter snow; and chihuahuas panting through the open windows of cars, not to speak of the many former street dogs adopted by animal lovers.
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Pope Francis is not going to swoop in to save the Catholic Church...If the church is to be rescued, it will have to happen in the everyday lives of the faithful, no longer deceived by illusions or false promises of faithless shepherds.
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It has built a stable of advisers and investors that include Alibaba executive vice chair Joe Tsai, Hollywood director Steven Spielberg, and Richard Taylor, who shepherds Magic Leap's alliance with his mixed-reality and game studio, Weta Gameshop, a division of Weta Workshop.
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The Shepherds did not have fire insurance due to the remote location of their house — which they built and called their dream home, reported the AP — so Ramos has launched a fundraising campaign for them to help pay for rebuilding and medical costs.
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Historians have pointed out that, whatever we're celebrating on December 25th, it isn't the birthday of Jesus of Nazareth, who, they surmise, was probably born sometime in September, or possibly in the spring, when the shepherds would have been out tending their flocks.
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The father-in-law added that a friend of his, an ardent hunter, had placed a deer feeder in the area behind Shepherds Way, and he'd been surprised to discover that someone had been using the barrel-shaped contraption as a crude stove.
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Raised in this working-class city a short distance across the Tennessee River from Huntsville and the Army's Redstone Arsenal, she ran a bridal shop, posed as a nightclub "calendar girl" in miniskirt and fishnets, trained German shepherds and ran a fitness center.
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Guard dogs Reba, Sturgill, Dolly and Dwight are Anatolian shepherds who were born in the company of sheep and who treat the sheep as packmates, living with them day and night, in all seasons and in all weather, to protect them from predators.
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He played a demolitions expert goaded into committing fraud in "Time for Revenge" (1981); a literature professor who tries to start a new life in "Common Ground" (2002); and a political idealist who organized rural shepherds in "A Place in the World" (1992).
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The major examples here — above all, Pierre Peyron's "The Death of Alcestis," up from Raleigh's North Carolina Museum of Art, a celebration of Greek self-sacrifice far removed from the Rococo's naughty nymphs and shepherds — were acquired in the past 30 years.
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Friday's attack, by suicide bombers posing as shepherds walking their sheep along a road outside the Hussainya mosque in the Qala-e-Fatehullah area of the city, did not reach the mosque itself but wounded 20 people in addition to the five killed.
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"The Raising of Lazarus" and "The Adoration of the Shepherds," hanging on adjacent walls in their own darkened gallery in Messina's Museo Regionale, are both exercises in diagonals, one ascending and the other descending, but both ostensibly terminating in signs of hope.
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