You ship the animals to the slaughterhouse, you operate the slaughterhouse.
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Slaughterhouse owner Jan van de Veen greets us outside before we enter the slaughterhouse through a back door.
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The slaughterhouse filmed in the group's latest shaming video is a certified organic slaughterhouse in the southern French town of Vigan.
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From the glands of a slaughterhouse pig Acthar first gained a foothold in the medical community because it was once cheap -- a byproduct of a Chicago slaughterhouse.
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He documented the entire process, from slaughterhouse deliveries to packaging.
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It's probably not even very similar to any other slaughterhouse.
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But, shortly after "Slaughterhouse" began streaming, skeptics hit back hard.
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Weird how dishwashers, truck drivers, hotel housekeepers, slaughterhouse workers, etc.
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One case was reported at a slaughterhouse, the outlet reported.
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"The slaughterhouse said, 'No, this isn't our goat,'" she said.
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Donkeys awaiting slaughter at the Goldox Donkey Slaughterhouse in Kenya.
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I go back and forth between Hocus Pocus and Slaughterhouse Five.
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It had escaped the slaughterhouse and made it to the streets.
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You actually went to a slaughterhouse as part of your research.
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Recently the call was about a cow that escaped a slaughterhouse.
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Your friendly neighborhood butcher doesn't want you touring the slaughterhouse either.
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The ballroom, a forbiddingly cavernous space, can be a comedy slaughterhouse.
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Although, one slaughterhouse won't be enough to stem the tide alone.
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The story of Slaughterhouse Canyon takes place during the Gold Rush.
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Outside the slaughterhouse, a Pakistani woman shook an empty plastic bag.
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And BMI had its relationship with the slaughterhouse near Virginia Tech.
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Why support the cruelty of the factory farm and the slaughterhouse?
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Both Slaughterhouse-Five and Kindred feature protagonists who are "unstuck" in time.
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Her older brother, Rafael, works at both the slaughterhouse and the cemetery.
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Chambers and Diana Baker saved him from a trip to the slaughterhouse.
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We looked like a flock of sheep being led to the slaughterhouse.
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After I visited the slaughterhouse, I turned to veganism for two months.
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The shocking video prompted authorities to shutter the slaughterhouse for two months.
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Despite the end to the strike, slaughterhouse owners remain insecure and nervous.
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The slaughterhouse produces meat exclusively for the local market in Amazonas State.
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Anybody who looks at what's happening in a modern slaughterhouse is horrified.
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This is why "slaughterhouse" has never felt quite right to the couple.
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One parent asked that her child not visit the slaughterhouse, he said.
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And I am also grateful that "Slaughterhouse-Five" is still in print.
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I leave the old slaughterhouse secretly planning my next visit to Prague.
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Around 6,000 pigs in the slaughterhouse will be culled, an official from the food and health department said, adding that the slaughterhouse will be closed for cleaning and sanitizing in a bid to stop the spread of the virus.
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Slaughterhouse cruelty The suffering of each of dog at this event is unspeakable.
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Neighboring factories will supplement supplies and sales from the slaughterhouse during its suspension.
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Yeah, that trip to the slaughterhouse was kind of amazing, and completely true.
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Slaughterhouse 90210, Kreizman has said, is meant to demonstrate that books are relevant.
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The Hohhot slaughterhouse reported discovering the disease to the government earlier this week.
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Peng can be found these days at 96 Penang in Bangkok's slaughterhouse district.
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Can you imagine what it would be like to work in a slaughterhouse?
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Modern pilgrims usually appoint a slaughterhouse near Mecca to do this for them.
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In 2009, Joannou decided to turn Hydra's old slaughterhouse into a project space.
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Probably something to do with meat, like the Meat Cleaver or The Slaughterhouse.
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" Living outside those walls, Mr. Ruiz said, "is like being in a slaughterhouse.
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Some will likely be adopted, but others might end up in the slaughterhouse.
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Importantly, these are not the result of a few maliciously cruel slaughterhouse workers.
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According to Canada's law, all meat has to go through a federally-inspected slaughterhouse.
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That is likely what a New York City slaughterhouse is asking itself right now.
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The chase ended in a neighborhood backyard more than two miles from the slaughterhouse.
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Though the slaughterhouse was full of carcasses, seeing them strung up wasn't so bad.
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For now, know all the stories, including Slaughterhouse, are indeed, verified on multiple levels.
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Further massacres are commemorated in chilling place names: Butchers Creek, Skull Creek, Slaughterhouse Gully.
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"Every day in the slaughterhouse, they just throw it down the drain," she said.
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Throughout the film, Charlotte attempts to stop Wilbur from being sent to the slaughterhouse.
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They also closed down another major slaughterhouse and warned of short-term pork shortages.
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The piglet had recently been rescued from a slaughterhouse, according to the YouTube caption.
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He's also appeared in notable movies like Norma Rae, Slaughterhouse Five and Where's Poppa?
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Importantly, these incidents are not the result of a few maliciously cruel slaughterhouse workers.
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He left empty-handed but found himself returning to the slaughterhouse again and again.
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It recalls a passage from Slaughterhouse-Five, or the final scene of Come and See.
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But we also know one other suspect who's fond of hanging around the slaughterhouse: Amma.
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Like Knickers, Dozer was spared from the slaughterhouse, but not because he was too large.
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There are always two parts inside an slaughterhouse: a clean side and a dirty side.
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VICE News was unable to get hold of anyone at the slaughterhouse on Tuesday morning.
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Valeti imagines a production facility that looks more like a craft brewery than a slaughterhouse.
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Around midnight, with the rain horizontal, the family ran to a small concrete slaughterhouse nearby.
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Lighted like a morgue by James F. Ingalls, O'Connor's set suggests a concrete-walled slaughterhouse.
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The tour ends in the only place it can: the death chamber of a slaughterhouse.
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Some local farmers and slaughterhouse owners say that expectation is unrealistic; environmentalists say it's essential.
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Similar effects have been found among slaughterhouse workers who routinely handle slabs of cold meat.
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A calf that ended up on the Major Deegan Expressway is the latest slaughterhouse escapee.
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Power cuts have idled the local slaughterhouse, once one of the largest in Latin America.
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But the slaughterhouse is now deserted, the sun casting harsh shadows on its empty courtyard.
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"I never thought I'd find friendship in a slaughterhouse," the star said in a statement.
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Herders can earn as much as $80 per goat when they sell to the slaughterhouse.
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Near the casino, 26 tigers stalked the length of their enclosure, destined for the slaughterhouse.
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To the Editor: I enjoyed reading Kevin Powers's essay "Slaughterhouse-Five at 50" (March 24).
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Rather, it's a deep dive into the hacking group jokingly named after a Lubbock, Texas, slaughterhouse.
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The most intriguing though, is what I've learned about farmers, transporters, and slaughterhouse workers as people.
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The footage showed sick cows being transported to the slaughterhouse where they were mistreated and killed.
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The only alternative, Slaughterhouse-Five suggests, is to follow the birds and say "Poo-tee- weet?"
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HOLY COW: This enormous six-foot-tall steer has avoided the slaughterhouse by being too big.
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"There's no smell in documentary clips, but [at the slaughterhouse] it was very overwhelming," Bong said.
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I visited the company's factory, a converted slaughterhouse outside the market town of Wimborne, in December.
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Now, farmers contact him if they want to save one of their cows from the slaughterhouse.
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On May 12, 2008, ICE agents raided a slaughterhouse in Postville, Iowa, arresting 389 undocumented immigrants.
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"I feel like a sheep in a slaughterhouse," one engineer wrote in a text to teammates.
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Many villagers here said they never suffered such vicious dog attacks when the slaughterhouse was open.
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But letting them loll in their shed is preferable to carting them off to the slaughterhouse.
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And it was booming all around us—inside an abandoned slaughterhouse in the middle of Prague.
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When they first entered, guests might have thought they mistakenly stepped into a slaughterhouse for horses.
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A cursory Google search of Haunted's "Slaughterhouse" shows viewers aren't buying the alleged story of true crime.
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Together, we cycled, did pushups, and hung from rings like pieces of raw meat in a slaughterhouse.
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Kyle is that guy in high school who read one chapter of Slaughterhouse Five and is deep.
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I've taken 2,000 pigs to the slaughterhouse, and I've become haunted by the ghosts of those pigs.
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I love Slaughterhouse Five, obviously — it's a really cool way of using time travel to represent PTSD.
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Amma rolled down to her family's slaughterhouse to do some potentially weird stuff to a baby piglet.
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Em is going to set you up and then me and slaughterhouse are going to end you.
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He probably jacks off to slaughterhouse videos because professional escorts just don't do it for him anymore.
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They dissented from a ruling in favor of workers at a slaughterhouse who had sought overtime pay.
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It remains to be seen whether the findings will have a long-term effect on slaughterhouse practices.
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Modern pilgrims usually have a slaughterhouse near Mecca do this for them, via the local post office.
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In the United States, top processor Smithfield has transformed a slaughterhouse to ship pig carcasses to China.
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A slaughterhouse on the grounds of the Suffolk County Farm in Yaphank is slated to be refurbished.
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Silas Chesebe, an interpreter at Goldox, confirmed that the animals purchased by the slaughterhouse sometimes cross borders.
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He had hoped that a large, efficient government slaughterhouse would replace the constellation of small, unsanitary facilities.
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So Mija embarks on a rescue mission, encountering capitalists, demonstrators and even a slaughterhouse along the way.
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In 1966, he moved his blacksmith shop to Ventura, to a tin shed behind an abandoned slaughterhouse.
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Klay's work can be considered the "Slaughterhouse-Five" or "The Things They Carried" of the 21st century.
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Thankfully, in his new roaster at the slaughterhouse, he's not burning beans but hand-roasting each batch.
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And then he had a slaughterhouse, and they made sausage and they evidently didn't make a penny.
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Sestan said he experimented "on between 100 and 200 pig brains," which he acquired from a local slaughterhouse.
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Farm animals are transported to slaughter without adequate hydration, food or rest, many perishing before reaching the slaughterhouse.
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In the pilot, both the Food Standards Agency (FSA) and the slaughterhouse had permission to access the data.
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The people who butchered the pigs for them, allegedly involved in drugs, were shot down in the slaughterhouse.
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In actuality, I couldn't even get one-tenth of the detail of the real slaughterhouse into the film.
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But Shenghe's Wang, who is planning to expand downstream with a slaughterhouse later this year, is not worried.
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French animal welfare group L214 has released a new undercover video exposing cruel practices in a French slaughterhouse.
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"This is a slaughterhouse for radicals," Viktor Szlavik, a former Jobbik candidate in southern Hungary, wrote on Facebook.
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The runaway Brooklyn bull who escaped from a slaughterhouse was sent to live in an animal sanctuary. 242.
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And the imam, a slaughterhouse employee who was among the fired workers, said he, too, planned to leave.
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I played an immigrant who crossed the border and took a job at a slaughterhouse alongside his wife.
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Directed by Ildikó Enyedi, it follows two slaughterhouse workers who realize they share the same dreams every night.
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Neither the state nor the United States Department of Agriculture provided guidelines on how to build a slaughterhouse.
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It was first identified in Malaysia in 1999, when it killed dozens of hog farmers and slaughterhouse workers.
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It's similar in some ways to Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse Five (time travel, genre hopping) but somehow even better.
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Highway meat also steers clear of additives like growth hormones, antibiotics or E. coli from an unsanitary slaughterhouse.
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A married father of two, he was working at a chicken slaughterhouse at the time of his death.
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So one night, on a whim, he decided to trespass into a slaughterhouse intending to rescue an animal.
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A guy who prioritizes the sensitive side of his nature will, trust me, not thrive in the slaughterhouse.
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Scientists are creating a new slaughterhouse-free food group called clean meat: edible animal protein grown in a vat.
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Platoni tried one sim that cast her in the role of a cow on its way to the slaughterhouse.
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In the chapter about deep-dish pizza, for instance, you describe your first kiss, which was at a slaughterhouse.
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Fans snap open and flutter, replying to Madrid's warmth and the scent of open flesh wafting from the slaughterhouse.
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The space was once an industrial slaughterhouse complex, and reopened in 2007 as a creative arts and exhibition centre.
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It sounded violent in its own way, more chaotic than the rather procedural experience I had in the slaughterhouse.
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No way can she stay in the slaughterhouse, and wait on Mayday – whoever they might be — to transport her.
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Others in production include a film about a reformed Klansman; a film about bulls that escape from a slaughterhouse.
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She is also the author of Slaughterhouse 90210, a Tumblr dedicated to pairing literary quotes with images from television.
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Police told the station that the cow escaped, "from a nearby slaughterhouse and will now go to a sanctuary."
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The organization recently closed a dog slaughterhouse in the Takeo Province of Cambodia, saving ten dogs from imminent death.
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In January, just a few blocks away from the college, a cow managed to break free from a slaughterhouse.
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Purchased in the 1950s for $80 off a truck bound for the slaughterhouse, Snowman became a champion show jumper.
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And he'll continue to be—his size has apparently saved him from the "abattoir," a dignified word for slaughterhouse.
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The inside is dim, even for bar standards, and booze spreads across the floor like blood in a slaughterhouse.
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Someone showed up at a slaughterhouse looking to hand over a goat, but the butchers inside declined the offer.
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Their taste may be unorthodox, but who knows what years working in a slaughterhouse will do to your palate?
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Earlier this awards season, he joined Los Angeles Animal Save to comfort pigs on their way to the slaughterhouse.
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Denmark's largest pig slaughterhouse is open to the public, and a hundred and fifty visitors tour it each day.
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" UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon last month said that the situation in Aleppo was "worse than a slaughterhouse.
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This is, more or less, what happens to Billy Pilgrim, the protagonist of Kurt Vonnegut's famous novel Slaughterhouse-Five.
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If you were under the impression that a slaughterhouse wouldn't be the safest place to work, you would be correct.
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Drovers from as far away as Ohio mingled with the local butchers waiting their turn at the public slaughterhouse nearby.
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The maximum-security prison is known as "The Slaughterhouse" and "The House of Pain" because of its reputation for violence.
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After the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) awards he skipped the after party to join a slaughterhouse vigil that comforted pigs.
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At a government level, the U.K.'s food watchdog carried out a pilot using blockchain technology in a cattle slaughterhouse.
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Joon-Ho himself became a temporary vegan after spending time at a large slaughterhouse to do research for the film.
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I was invited to witness how meat is made halal, by witnessing a lamb slaughter at Berry & Sons Islamic Slaughterhouse.
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WH Group declined to comment on whether it had sold off some of these stocks ahead of the slaughterhouse rules.
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At six foot and four inches, and almost 2,800 pounds, he has continuously avoided the slaughterhouse by his sheer immensity.
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In early July, a brown cow named Johanna reportedly escaped from a slaughterhouse in Kaiserslautern, a city in southwest Germany.
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Even wool, traditionally perceived as a more humanely-produced animal product, involves horrors on par with those at a slaughterhouse.
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Slaughterhouse rapper Joell Ortiz thinks Ryan Fitzpatrick sucks sooo bad, when we told him Fitz was getting the start vs.
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Last decade, quite by chance, I stumbled across this ring legend in the sweaty gyms of Bangkok's notorious slaughterhouse district.
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"The worst thing, worse than the physical danger, is the emotional toll," an Iowa slaughterhouse worker told activist Gail Eisnitz.
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Ms. Coe grew up next to a slaughterhouse in Liverpool, England, and its sounds and sights have stayed with her.
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Not far from where the vigilantes were mustered stood the Khairabad slaughterhouse, its brick floor grooved to drain away blood.
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Amnesty International dubbed Saydnaya "the human slaughterhouse" in a 20113 report after extensively documenting mass hangings at the detention center.
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Similarly, a brooch created in 2002 features keratin that Ms. Parnanen scraped from a cow horn obtained from a slaughterhouse.
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Green said investments like the Jijinga slaughterhouse not only created markets for American businesses but helped communities out of poverty.
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Hours later, they are tossed into the prison among the deafening ruckus of displaced people, like sheep to a slaughterhouse.
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ARTS An article on Friday about the 8003th anniversary of the novel "Slaughterhouse-Five" omitted one of Kurt Vonnegut's children.
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Zhenzhu explains that those are her pigs, 20113 of them, next door in a slaughterhouse she runs with her husband.
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So that's nine times as much land, nine times as much water, nine times the pesticides and herbicides, and then you're shipping those crops to a feed mill, you're operating the feed mill, you're shipping the feed to the farm, you're operating a farm, shipping the animals to the slaughterhouse, you're operating in a slaughterhouse.
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An extension of that is I love to unstick my movies in time, to borrow Kurt Vonnegut's phrase from Slaughterhouse 5.
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The injuries compound and when money and options run out, convenience leads them away from the stables and into the slaughterhouse.
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Between 22017 and 240 ranchers sent more than 0003m cows, a fifth of the herd, to the slaughterhouse, creating a glut.
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Other goats were taken to a slaughterhouse, where they were shocked with electricity, hung upside down, and slashed across the throat.
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I feel more at home with those two books though, especially Slaughterhouse Five, which is such a weird and fun ride.
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Noisey: What immediately caught my attention about the band is your name, based on a phrase from Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse Five.
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This takes some harrowing turns, such as during a visit to a slaughterhouse that is presented as a vision of hell.
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" On Twitter, reactions to "Slaughterhouse" have ranged from skeptical questioning to dismissive labeling—one user called it "absolutely fucking horse shit.
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Jenkins firmly and continuously asserts that the events of "Slaughterhouse" are true on social media, but he isn't providing additional evidence.
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President Trump on Wednesday commuted the sentence of a former kosher slaughterhouse executive who was serving 27 years for financial crimes.
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They were sheltered from the firestorm in an underground meat locker, a slaughterhouse, and emerged only after the bombing was over.
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Anyone who's spent time inside a factory farm or slaughterhouse knows well the public health risks that abound in these facilities.
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Then they took a trip down the interstate to a slaughterhouse in Fresno, where they purchased a fresh batch of ovaries.
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For his birthday, he dines at Hosteria Giusti, a famous restaurant built from a renovated slaughterhouse that only has four tables.
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This month, Indianapolis Opera debuts new work by Kurt Vonnegut—but don't go picturing sopranos singing Slaughterhouse-Five banter just yet.
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Without them, a homeowner can be no more than a sheep being led to the financial slaughterhouse of an improper foreclosure.
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SMITHFIELD, Virginia, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Smithfield Foods' slaughterhouse in Virginia used to carve up pork for American sandwiches and holiday dinners.
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"It's like a vegetarian going to work in a slaughterhouse," Wilders said of Van Klaveren's conversation, according to the Associated Press.
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Trump supporters on 4Chan and Reddit cheering the net neutrality repeal is some real cows voting for the slaughterhouse type stuff.
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But for some immigrants, buying cellophane-wrapped meat at a grocery store is as strange as the slaughterhouse is to me.
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Last year the country's largest dog slaughterhouse was shut down by local officials in Taepyeong, in a satellite city of Seoul.
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The pigs came straight from the slaughterhouse, where workers had severed their jugular vein and carotid artery and then decapitated them.
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Hollander grew up on a dairy farm, but as a boy he hated when a cow was brought to the slaughterhouse.
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Enter Canadian Youtuber "Pathetic Millennial," who set up a BBQ across the street from an animal rights protest outside Fearman's slaughterhouse.
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The slaughterhouse was immediately successful with local Muslims, and Hira Halal Meat expanded, adding a large freezer and more storage space.
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He studied architecture and worked in a slaughterhouse and a bank before he was able to support himself as an actor.
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In the midst of a deep, overwhelming depression, Hsiung visited a slaughterhouse and was radicalized by the immense suffering he saw.
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He shared a video from a visit to Mexicali in 2011 that showed blood draining into the river from a slaughterhouse.
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Witnesses said the interior of the train was covered with blood and looked "like a slaughterhouse," the German news agency dpa reported.
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Rompo Gym, a corrugated tin hut in the car park of a seedy apartment complex in Bangkok's slaughterhouse district, is no exception.
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Ferdinand, winner of the 1986 Kentucky Derby, died in a Japanese slaughterhouse in 2002, according to reporting by "The Blood-Horse" magazine.
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The halal of a slaughterhouse in the heart of Detroit's Eastern Market is probably nothing like what my parents grew up with.
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As Calderon and the convoy of Colombian police cars drives on, Peña sees the chicken slaughterhouse truck driving in the opposite direction.
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Calderon managed to hotwire a car and use a payphone to mobilize the police force to chase after the chicken slaughterhouse truck.
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They will live out the rest of their natural lives at the sanctuary and never have to worry about the slaughterhouse again.
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The couple was set on getting to the bull before anyone decided to bring him back to his original destination: the slaughterhouse.
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I think Billy Al Bengston once said an artist going to an art fair is like a cow going to the slaughterhouse.
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Through takeovers, JBS grew from a mid-sized slaughterhouse in Brazil's Midwest into the world's No. 2 food processor in that time.
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BREAKING: Thanks to the work of Skylands Animal Sanctuary And Rescue & #PETA, the cow who escaped a NY slaughterhouse has been rescued!
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While categories like Haunted Houses or Fright Night look like artsy graphic design projects, the Slaughterhouse style veers hard into horror territory.
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Garry Hynes's visually hypnotic interpretation of the tale of the crookback who would be king sees medieval England as a cold slaughterhouse.
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It is mordantly funny and highly polished, but it makes antiwar classics like "Catch-22" and "Slaughterhouse-Five" seem happy-go-lucky.
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I couldn't imagine that some farmers never develop a bond with their animals, so I searched for an alternative to the slaughterhouse.
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For the past five years, the group Macao has run a thriving, radical arts center out of a former slaughterhouse in Milan.
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Not so in a humid, sweaty slaughterhouse on the edge of Mecca: Men in stained robes hauled flailing sheep into the building.
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The best poems in this frequently luminous collection are about pigs: as commodity, abused in factory farms, slaughterhouse-bound or already dead.
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"We want equality, we want to live, not survive," said demonstrator Guillaume Le Grac, 28, who works in a slaughterhouse in Britanny.
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Joaquin Phoenix saved a baby calf and its mother from an LA slaughterhouse the day after his Oscar win for best actor.
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Tyson Foods plans to resume operations at its beef slaughterhouse in Holcomb, Kansas, in the first week of December following an Aug.
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It takes Cameroonian refugee Aurelien two hours to reach the slaughterhouse where he works; he often doesn't get home until after midnight.
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Sherri Shepherd shredded Omarosa to pieces ... accusing her of trying to lead black people to the slaughterhouse in the name of Trump.
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Vonnegut is famous for his hilarious and biting science-fiction, but Slaughterhouse-Five, his best novel, has him in a much darker mode.
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Amnesty's report, Human slaughterhouse, says prisoners are moved in the middle of the night from their cells under the pretext of being transferred.
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What made Bonnie run was the desperate cries of her bovine family, who were being rounded up to be sold to a slaughterhouse.
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For the 22 dogs rescued from the slaughterhouse by HSI and their partner group in Shanghai, there is no fear of being eaten.
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"It's a slaughterhouse," said Morgan Knechtle, the lead biologist at Iron Gate, though he said the genetic sequencing tools provided a sharp contrast.
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The first book of his I read was Slaughterhouse Five, and that really got me, but it took a while to sink in.
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This could only happen if a cow received a dose of the sedative before its trip to the slaughterhouse, which would be unlikely.
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And, if the "Slaughterhouse" story is true, it represents a string of genuine victims and families desperate to know what happened to them.
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You witness the pipelines and mechanics developed just for this slaughterhouse, and it's nothing short of an automated metallic empire that they've created.
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Speaking to French daily Le Monde Monday, the director of the slaughterhouse admitted that the video appeared to show instances of professional misconduct.
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Remember ... Sherri Shepherd recently said Omarosa is trying to lead black people to the slaughterhouse and Tony Rock says her black card's revoked.
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Some online commenters pointed out that the rescued pigs would go straight to the slaughterhouse and end up on dining tables before long.
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The Chasidic Jewish Rubashkin was convicted in 2009 of several crimes connected to his family's massive kosher slaughterhouse operation headquartered in Postville, Iowa.
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The fire at Tyson's Holcomb, Kansas, slaughterhouse in August left meat buyers for restaurants, food service companies and grocery chains scrambling for beef.
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Back at FriggoAmazonas, slaughterhouse boss Oliveira says more paperwork under an expanded GTA system would make life even more difficult for small farmers.
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There's dark fun to be had with this bucolic haven of serene lakes and designer demise, this slaughterhouse photographed in summer-vacation colors.
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Slaughterhouse work is dangerous, loud, and gory—and business owners regularly can't find enough laborers with working papers to meet their production needs.
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Last fall, Goldox began dumping donkey remains at a parcel of land it purchased in Chemogoch village, down the road from its slaughterhouse.
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In the former slaughterhouse district, Hommel's Kurt Vonnegut-themed tour of the city concluded with a descent into the bowels of Schlachthof 5.
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U.N. human rights chief Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein had earlier told the council that Aleppo had become "a slaughterhouse" after weeks of bombardment.
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Reza says work in his slaughterhouse has dropped in the past weeks, as the first wave of renewed US sanctions swung into effect.
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But with a cataloging of his business interests—a delicatessen, fox farm, slaughterhouse, and meat-processing plant—his fate seems all but sealed.
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To Green, the slaughterhouse represents what USAID can do to mobilize private-sector money for investments that increase farming productivity in developing countries.
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The liquid that flows in the Yamuna riverbed alongside Greater Noida consists of every variety of urban waste: factory refuse, slaughterhouse runoff, sewage.
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Chocolate doesn't come in until the cattle reach 30 months old—the closer they get to the slaughterhouse, the more chocolate they consume.
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After all, she does like to hang out at the slaughterhouse; I'd assume she would have at least a slight fascination with these murders.
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The bull that led police on a multi-hour chase through Queens after escaping from a local slaughterhouse died Tuesday, NBC New York reports.
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So, when Dandelion speaks of "19 pawnbrokers", he's in the right ballpark, roughly, and there's certainly a slaughterhouse or two within the city walls.
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Today, the slaughterhouse also has two visitors from a university who are currently researching a certain kind of worm that lives in horses' bowels.
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The exhibition, Slaughterhouse-Fifty, features 50 scenes from the novel accompanied by the excerpts that describe them, rendered by Miccio in shaky, evocative brushstrokes.
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Others were crushed under the treads of a T-22015 tank, or strung up by their feet inside a slaughterhouse and butchered like animals.
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For over a decade, both brothers helped transform JBS from a mid-sized slaughterhouse in Brazil's midwestern high plains into the world's largest meatpacker.
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The fire at the company's Holcomb slaughterhouse curtailed its meat processing operations and left restaurants, food service companies and grocery chains scrambling for beef.
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And these shocking undercover investigations have led to meat recalls, slaughterhouse shutdowns, the discovery of food safety violations, criminal animal cruelty charges and more.
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Animal lovers see the bovine as an inspiration, an animal that dreamed big, escaped her slaughterhouse future and made a new life for herself.
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According to the CDC, the outbreak is likely due to beef products produced by Massachusetts-based Adams Farm Slaughterhouse that may have been contaminated.
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The CDC, the Department of Agriculture and multiple states are investigating the outbreak, which was traced to the Adams Farm Slaughterhouse in Athol, Massachusetts.
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She has also invested in her own truck for delivering pigs to the slaughterhouse and bringing in feed supplies to try to prevent contamination.
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Four months ago, the same group released a gruesome video secretly shot in a slaughterhouse in Alès, a town in the south of France.
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She has also invested in her own truck for delivering pigs to the slaughterhouse and bringing in feed supplies to try to prevent contamination.
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Zak says he asked Post to do the guest spot last year, and they taped it in November at a haunted slaughterhouse in Tuscon.
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According to HSI, a group of Chinese activists, who wish to remain anonymous, recently rescued 62 dogs from a backstreet slaughterhouse in Yulin, China.
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But now, Animal Equality, an international farmed animal advocacy group, want to take you inside the grim and gory heart of a pig slaughterhouse.
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Pigs are impossibly cute and impossibly smart, so much so that they apparently know what is about to happen to them in the slaughterhouse.
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Tyson decided to build a new slaughterhouse because it was buying more chicken than it wanted from other producers to meet demand, Hayes said.
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From the outside, the repurposed slaughterhouse at the address Halmtorvet 217 looks like a newly opened art gallery or maybe a trendy office community.
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Finally, in January 2008, Tyson announced that it was closing its Emporia slaughterhouse, eliminating the 1,500 jobs it had created barely a year before.
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The case of the incurable disease was found in Sheung Shui Slaughterhouse which is located in the New Territories, bordering China's southern Guangdong province.
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The fire at the Holcomb, Kansas, slaughterhouse in August left restaurants, food service companies and grocery chains scrambling to buy beef from other facilities.
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It's chic—next to the drying meat, rows upon rows of expensive wine are slotted in racks—but it still feels like a slaughterhouse.
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He hopes his new restaurant game plan will avoid the raw deal he gets at the slaughterhouse and give his business a firmer footing.
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The fire at the Holcomb, Kansas, slaughterhouse in August left restaurants, food service companies, and grocery chains scrambling to buy beef from other facilities.
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As a teenager in the 1980s, O'Rourke joined the group called the Cult of the Dead Cow (CDC), named for a Texas cattle slaughterhouse.
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Futures and cash prices fell after an August fire at a Tyson Foods slaughterhouse in Holcomb, Kansas, removed a key buyer from the market.
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Futures and cash prices fell last month when a fire at a Tyson Foods slaughterhouse in Kansas removed a major buyer from the market.
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In a video posted by Farm Sanctuary, Phoenix discusses the ethics and practices of the slaughterhouse with its president and CEO Anthony Di Maria.
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Among his film highlights was "Slaughterhouse-Five," the 1972 movie version of Kurt Vonnegut's novel, in which he played the prisoner of war Lazzaro.
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The most recent cases, however, were reported September 25 in a Chinese slaughterhouse in Hohhot, the capital of Inner Mongolia, according to the organization.
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There is only one slaughterhouse in the Netherlands where meat is slaughtered for kosher consumption, and that is done only one day a week.
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In the eight years after high school, Wesaam worked in a meat packing plant, a slaughterhouse, a metal stamping factory and in asbestos removal.
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Jamaica, New York (CNN)A bull that escaped a slaughterhouse before running through the streets of New York on Tuesday morning later died, authorities said.
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Queens cows are smartening up because this is the third cow in Queens to escape a slaughterhouse within the last 43 months, according to Gothamist.
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The outbreak in Zhuhai city in Guangdong province killed 11 animals in a slaughterhouse, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said on its website.
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But in a way, a slaughterhouse has to run contrary to that if it is to keep up with the extraordinary demand for halal meat.
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But his long, grotesque scenes in a New Jersey slaughterhouse look like something you've seen only in the worst grindhouse slasher film on the shelf.
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But I always told myself that given the chance, I would go to a slaughterhouse to see if I could handle seeing an animal killed.
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If it really did escape from a slaughterhouse and is now headed to a sanctuary, this whole thing may have a happy ending after all.
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In the Burkinabe village of Balole, local farmers reportedly attacked and closed a slaughterhouse in protest at blood and offal leaking into their water supplies.
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She secretly observes him walk over to a row of books and hide the data card Ford gave him inside a copy of Slaughterhouse Five.
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Australian media put Knickers on blast after the animal was saved from the slaughterhouse because he was deemed too big to be sold at auction.
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No matter what Joe Lacob says, the Golden State Warriors will not be the lone carnivore unleashed in a slaughterhouse for the rest of time.
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Since his body is too large for a slaughterhouse to accommodate, he gets to hang out in the feedlot for the rest of his life.
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The opening of the museum coincides with the 50th anniversary of the publication of Vonnegut's most famous novel, "Slaughterhouse-Five", which propelled him to fame.
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Amnesty also said it found 130 people detained by SARS in a detention center known as the "Abattoir" — or slaughterhouse — in Abuja, Nigeria's capital city.
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The farm, located in the town of Tepatitlan de Morelosos, is under quarantine and the birds sent to a slaughterhouse near the site, it said.
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Sure, it might well hinge on his leaving the talent-slaughterhouse known as Glendale Fighting Club, but at the end of the day, it's possible.
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Calves that don't buck may end up at the slaughterhouse, but for those who do buck, it's a sweet life, at least according to breeders.
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The novelist and Iraq war veteran Kevin Powers makes a case for the "unmatched moral clarity" of "Slaughterhouse-Five" by Kurt Vonnegut, 50 years on.
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Futures and cash prices fell after a fire at a Tyson Foods slaughterhouse in Holcomb, Kansas, in August removed a key buyer from the market.
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Since then, though, there have been few updates, and some of the same problems that plagued slaughterhouse workers at the turn of the century remain.
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Cash and futures prices had previously been under pressure after an August fire at a Tyson Foods slaughterhouse removed a key buyer from the market.
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Jost led into the bit telling the story about a pig named Picasso who was saved from a slaughterhouse because of his ability to paint.
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During its course the film veers from charming caper to gruesome horror—it is only too easy to imagine the slaughterhouse scenes making studio executives queasy.
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The concerns follow a particularly serious bird flu season in South Korea that has sent over 30 million poultry—mostly hens—to the slaughterhouse so far.
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Frank the bull escaped from a slaughterhouse in Queens and was ultimately rescued by Jon Stewart, who gave the steer a forever home at his farm.
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He has to provide jobs—to replace the poultry slaughterhouse and copper wire and fishing boat manufacturing plants that have left Van Buren County, for example.
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The Angus bull -- dubbed Frank Lee after an Alcatraz prison escapee -- made a run for freedom Friday during transport to a slaughterhouse in Jamaica, New York.
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The Humane Society International saved 29 dogs and five cats from a slaughterhouse in Yulin this week, just days before the festival is scheduled to begin.
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Putting Peppa Pig in their video, for example, to get it recognized as featuring that friendly critter, then having Peppa Pig visit a slaughterhouse or something.
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The close-knit father-daughter duo bonded over their love for "Slaughterhouse-Five," often texting quotes from the book to each other, according to the publication.
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His path to Poplar Springs almost certainly began when he was crammed into an 18-wheeler on his way to an auction – and eventually a slaughterhouse.
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That includes lawsuits and an inspector general investigation into whether food safety officials relied on faulty data to justify their recent overhaul of pork slaughterhouse inspections.
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Last year, the chicken was crammed into a truck with hundreds of others and sent to the slaughterhouse, reports People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.
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Activists reported seeing horrifying scenes at the slaughterhouse, including a pile of dead dogs abandoned on the floor, electrocution equipment, knives, and a de-hairing machine.
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It usually strikes herders, slaughterhouse workers and others in contact with tick-covered animals, but it can also be passed in human blood and bodily fluids.
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It is a melange of a jumpy but fairly wholesome hayride followed by scenes of slaughterhouse abuse and malevolent medical experiments and shrieking corn maze exterminators.
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"Everyone here deforests... if they don't, it's impossible for a family to live," the slaughterhouse boss said, sitting beneath exposed electrical wires hanging from the ceiling.
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There is no approved slaughterhouse in the region, which means that the animals must be trucked to the Hudson Valley, Rhode Island or elsewhere for processing.
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A Saturday venting session spirals: 'I feel like a sheep in a slaughterhouse' In March 2014, Balan and her interiors team had brewing concerns about Tesla.
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Just as national security agencies monitor transmissions among suspected terrorist cells, scientists routinely monitor "viral chatter" in two key harbinger populations: bushmeat hunters and slaughterhouse workers.
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At La Villette, a former slaughterhouse in the center of Paris, a narrow stage encircled the auditorium, putting the audience in the middle of the action.
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COFCO said it also plans to build a third slaughterhouse in northeast China to meet a shift away from transporting live hogs to transporting meat instead.
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A bull escaped from a Queens slaughterhouse on Tuesday and was free on the streets for two hours, but died after being captured, the police said.
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For two hours last week a bull ran through the streets of Jamaica, Queens, trotting between parked cars and across lawns after escaping from a slaughterhouse.
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In 2018, HSI Korea assisted in shutting down the largest dog meat slaughterhouse in South Korea, and helped close a sizable dog meat market in July.
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Cash cattle prices have stabilized since a fire at a Tyson Foods Inc slaughterhouse last month removed a key buyer from the market, sending prices tumbling.
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The photographs showed the children watching as reindeer carcasses hung from the ceiling of the slaughterhouse; outside, bloodstained reindeer pelts were stacked up in the snow.
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HSI officials and Chinese animal activists were able to negotiate with the slaughterhouse to release the animals, some of which wore collars, suggesting they are stolen pets.
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Some 30 hogs died of the disease at the slaughterhouse in Zhengzhou in central Henan province, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said in a statement.
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The slaughterhouse owner surrendered the dogs to the organization, Vshine, a partner of the Humane Society International, who provided veterinary assistance to the dogs at their shelter.
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That changed in 2010 when she felt compelled to rescue a wild Mustang that the U.S. government trucked from Nevada to be sold, probably to a slaughterhouse.
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Acthar is not a new drug and was not developed by Mallinckrodt; it was first made by a division of a Chicago slaughterhouse in the late 1940s.
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By the time Mija and Dano's crew find themselves at a hellish slaughterhouse, Bong's no longer messing around, even if the victims in question are CGI hippos.
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And since those prices can become quite costly, some people choose a third option, the slaughterhouse, where there are many rules and regulations for butchering a horse.
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South Korea's Seongnam city demolished the country's largest dog slaughterhouse in November 2018, and also "closed down most of the related dog meat vendors," according to HSI.
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Slaughterhouse owners complain that much of India's meat and leather trade takes place in the informal sector, and it's hard to get licenses, especially for smaller units.
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Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are back together for Slaughterhouse Rulez, which looks like a wacky mashup of a whole bunch of Harry Potter-style fantasy tropes.
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Vonnegut was one of them, and for 20 years afterwards — he writes in the first chapter of Slaughterhouse-Five — he tried to write a book about it.
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Once your calf reaches seven months of age, it is sold to a feedlot or slaughterhouse and the return for the beef is divided among the investors.
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Mom may not realize it yet, but this duo is never going to be apart: neither will have to worry about a trip to the slaughterhouse again.
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Timothy Pachirat's more recent "Every Twelve Seconds" shows the impact of a modern slaughterhouse on the workers and animals unlucky enough to find themselves in its confines.
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"As Korea's biggest, brutal, illegal dog slaughterhouse, Taepyeong-dong is notorious for supplying huge amounts of dog bodies to nearby Seongnam Moran traditional market," the activist added.
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It was a very hard time because you never really see death on that sort of scale, even if you work at a slaughterhouse every single day.
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Slaughterhouse workers—mainly immigrants and resettled refugees—often face lifelong injuries from their jobs, and likewise are denied the sort of disposable income necessary to treat them.
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"It's unacceptable that we're sending medical professionals like lambs to the slaughterhouse without giving anything to protect themselves," said Dr. Marianne Hamra, who works in New Jersey.
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Wiston Estate, situated in an old turkey slaughterhouse on a huge Downton Abbey-like dominion in Sussex, is a more recent entry — its first vintage was 2008.
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When he returned to the United States, he supported himself with odd jobs, working as a doorman, a roofer, in a convenience store and in a slaughterhouse.
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It's Slaughterhouse-Five set in present day San Antonio; it's A Wrinkle in Time if we weren't sure if whole story was real or a schizophrenic delusion.
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Torvehal Bornholm Many of Bornholm's most sought-out food purveyors came together under one vaulted roof when Bornholm's Torvehal opened in a historic slaughterhouse this past July.
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Joaquin Phoenix passed on the SAG Awards after-parties, and instead headed to a slaughterhouse ... where he comforted trucks full of pigs headed to their final demise.
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There are more than 90,000 pork slaughterhouse workers whose health and limbs are already at risk under the current line speed limit of 1,106 hogs per hour.
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For a guy who owns a slaughterhouse, Di Maria is a real softie: From the day it's born, he refuses to separate a calf from its mother.
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The cash market has strengthened recently, after a fire at a Tyson Foods Inc slaughterhouse last month removed a key buyer from the market, sending prices tumbling.
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Born and raised in Mexico, Ms. Coronado went to work at a slaughterhouse in 1972 in the California town of Brawley, while continuing to live in Mexicali.
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Technically, this doesn't fall into the category of animal research "because the brain comes to the researchers already from a dead animal," from a slaughterhouse, Latham explains.
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In 2014, the Taiwanese police raided a factory in southern Taiwan that was accused of producing hundreds of tons of oil recycled from restaurant waste and slaughterhouse byproducts.
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In November of last year, South Korea's "Seongnam city demolished Taepyeong, the country's largest dog slaughterhouse, and closed down most of the related dog meat vendor," reports HSI.
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But unlike "Slaughterhouse," plenty of Haunted's tellings fall into the category of unverifiable ghost stories, making the feasibility of a true fact-check fairly limited for most episodes.
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An undercover reporter got a job in a slaughterhouse outside Warsaw and broadcast footage last month of ill animals being mistreated, killed and sent on for human consumption.
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Some order it online; a Lewis businessman who used to ask a slaughterhouse for permission to kill his own animals now waits for a monthly delivery from Glasgow.
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In others, he was able to persuade the slaughterhouse owner to give up his trade, in exchange for a fee and help with setting up a new business.
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Up to 2013, they also owned a slaughterhouse, but the government failed to grant them a license and must now buy their meat from two farms in Antalya.
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According to Ecocert, the agency in charge of organic certification in France, animals "must undergo minimal suffering during slaughter" in order for a slaughterhouse to be certified organic.
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While the group were granted access to a slaughterhouse in Spain, they slipped into pig farms at night in the UK and Germany, filming when nobody was around.
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Nor is the movie's resolution convincing, after a lengthy build-up that hinges on Mija and her unlikely allies seeking some way to save Okja from the slaughterhouse.
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In the experiment, titled BrainEx, led by Nenad Sestan, the team gathered 32 pig brains from a local slaughterhouse and infused them with oxygen, nutrients and protective chemicals.
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"The business is dead," said Aqil Qureshi, president of the Delhi Buffalo Traders' Welfare Association who runs a slaughterhouse outside the city and sells hides to leather companies.
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"I think it's one of the most comprehensive programs that I've seen for chickens," said livestock researcher Temple Grandin, who pioneered humane slaughterhouse practices and works with McDonald's.
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Sway says that Budden recently alluded that he'd never seen any money after his partnership with Eminem for Slaughterhouse, a claim that Eminem doesn't seem to know about.
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Even though most/all playoff runs in the Western Conference will lead straight into a Bay Area slaughterhouse, Utah's recent play is well earned and awesome to see.
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Related: Thousands of Lines Redefine the Space of a Former Slaughterhouse [Premiere] Disappear in a Forest of Lights in 'Epicenter' Selfie Portraits and 4K Videos Explode Modern Identity
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To sell the beef commercially, the cattle must be sent to a licensed slaughterhouse, though Ms. Carver takes care of the abrupt conversion of male calves to steers.
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The training was interrupted by World War II, however, when he was assigned to a Vichy government youth camp and put to work in its canteen and slaughterhouse.
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Futures and cash prices were under pressure recently because a fire at a Tyson Foods slaughterhouse in Holcomb, Kansas, last month removed a key buyer from the market.
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Cattle futures and cash prices have tumbled since a fire at a Tyson Foods Inc slaughterhouse in Holcomb, Kansas, this month removed a key buyer from the market.
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Cattle futures and cash prices have tumbled since a fire at a Tyson Foods Inc slaughterhouse in Holcomb, Kansas, this month removed a key buyer from the market.
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Related: This Horrific Video of Animal Cruelty Led to the Shutdown of a French Slaughterhouse The police officers responsible for hunting the hunters are part of the NWCU.
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Those zombies will act as extra security for the handful of Saviors holding Carol and Maggie, should Rick's group make it to the slaughterhouse before Savior backup does.
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Jacques explained that owning a horse takes a lot of upkeep, and even the breeds most expensive to purchase can end up en route to a slaughterhouse very quickly.
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In an old slaughterhouse-turned-art space outside the center of Madrid, the walls of a huge hall are covered with exactly 1,645 short and deliberate lines of chalk.
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I read Slaughterhouse-Five for the first time the same way you probably did: in my 10th-grade English class, as part of a unit on motifs or something.
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But I also live a 14-minute walk from the ferry terminal, a stroll that includes a picturesque view of the Manhattan skyline and only one live poultry slaughterhouse.
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The blood flows just as prettily as it did in Hannibal, but even more freely, whether gushing from bisected Dark Age warriors or dripping from an ancient slaughterhouse hammer.
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Beef from the slaughterhouse had been popular due to its prices, which averaged 30 yuan ($4.32) a kg, about 10 percent cheaper than its competitors, according to the broadcaster.
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Atrocities with "seemingly unconditional" Russian support Amnesty's report, Human Slaughterhouse, said prisoners are moved in the middle of the night from their cells under the pretext of being transferred.
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"There's an opportunity in these Middle Eastern countries," said Vizcarra, who is known in Mexico as the King of Beef and has boasted of being born in a slaughterhouse.
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Joesley Batista, 44, transformed the group from a regional slaughterhouse to a multinational with assets in Europe, Australia and the United States - many acquired with help from government funds.
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Earl, a gay black actor consigned to working in a slaughterhouse, is hemmed in by the masquerades of the closet and the debasing roles available to performers of color.
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Her tranquil descriptions of the "creamy beauty" of Palmyra and the "pinkish buff" grandeur of Raqqa (the de facto IS capital) offer an aching contrast to current slaughterhouse conditions.
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Today, the Chicago slaughterhouse is a thing of the past, but many of its features persist in the globalized trade in beef, which has reproduced them around the world.
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The scene of the littering crime was Slaughterhouse Island at Lake Shasta in Northern California, with photos of the trash going viral on Monday thanks to a Facebook post.
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After becoming a vegetarian when she was 11 when she read some articles in school about slaughterhouse cruelty, Clinton said she went back to eating meat 18 years later.
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For the party, they'd set up turntables and a screen on the roof of the slaughterhouse, which sits below the level of the road on a scrubby waterside bluff.
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DeMarcus Cousins responded to his former coach's decision by turning the Smoothie King Center into his own personal slaughterhouse, with 40 points, 22 rebounds, four blocks, and four assists.
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The legend states that if you go down to Slaughterhouse Canyon at night, even now, you will hear the loud, anguished cries of the mother who lost her mind.
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Swerving from predictable to confounding, dreamy to demented, artful to awkward, this genre-twisting hybrid from Juliana Rojas and Marco Dutra links art house and slaughterhouse with unexpected success.
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Members of the hugely influential Cult of the Dead Cow, jokingly named after an abandoned Texas slaughterhouse, have protected his secret for decades, reluctant to compromise his political viability.
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Wheeler and a friend named the Cult of the Dead Cow after an eerie hangout, a shut-down Lubbock slaughterhouse – the unappealing hind part of Texas' iconic cattle industry.
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On a recent Saturday shift, just two officers showed up to work at Holman, a maximum-security facility known by residents and employees by an ominous nickname: The Slaughterhouse.
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Behind and beneath its unassuming exterior are a perfectly preserved Baroque interior, the original ritual bath with fresh water from an underground stream, a slaughterhouse and the bread ovens.
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In Virtual Bart, Bart straps into a Lawnmower Man-style VR rig and becomes a post-apocalyptic biker, a baby, and a pig trying to escape from the slaughterhouse.
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Turning the regular season into a slaughterhouse is all well and good with a team that out-executes, out-works, and out-smarts its opponent on a regular basis.
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Next year, the foundation is opening a satellite outpost (designed by the architect David Adjaye) in the Matadero Madrid arts complex, a sprawling former slaughterhouse in the Spanish capital.
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Hong Kong, a semiautonomous Chinese territory, confirmed its first case of African swine fever last week at the Sheung Shui Slaughterhouse, which gets its pigs from the Chinese mainland.
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It involved multiple teams of operatives — some of whom had close ties to the prince — flying to Istanbul on private jets and turning a diplomatic compound into a slaughterhouse.
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Rishi Sunak, the British chancellor, was accused of leading startups "to the slaughterhouse" by some after investments made through the UK government's founder-friendly investment scheme tanked by 70%.
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"Welcome, murderers, to Merkel's multicultural slaughterhouse," somebody wrote this week on the Facebook page of Beatrix von Storch, a prominent figure in the far-right Alternative for Germany party.
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Feeder cattle are trading above where they were before a fire at a Tyson Foods Inc slaughterhouse last month removed a key buyer from the market, sending prices tumbling.
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Once a bazaar and kosher slaughterhouse for Kazimierz, Krakow's old Jewish quarter, Plac Nowy — or "New Square" — is today known for its open-air flea market and food stalls.
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With all those slaughterhouse horror stories and scary health warnings swirling around your head each time you make a ham sandwich, vegetarianism seems to have a lot going for it.
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But we were determined to save animals from their gruesome fate at Yulin, and it was such a relief to leave the slaughterhouse cages empty for one day at least.
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Local authorities suspended operations and sealed off the slaughterhouse, controlled by China's largest pork processor Henan Shuanghui Investment & Development, a subsidiary of WH Group, a WH spokeswoman confirmed with Reuters.
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This is hammered home in the way the dogs kill human beings: a single strike to the head that's reminiscent of the way animals are killed on a slaughterhouse floor.
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Specifically one cow, which had escaped from a slaughterhouse in Jamaica, Queens and was charging through the streets with all the grace of, well, a giant cow on the run.
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A fire that temporarily closed a Tyson beef slaughterhouse in Kansas last year curtailed its meat processing operations and left restaurants, food service companies and grocery chains scrambling for beef.
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Still high off his tax victory, Trump decided to commute the sentence of Sholom Rubashkin, a former kosher-slaughterhouse executive serving 27 years for money laundering and other financial crimes.
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The group targeted a horticulture center at the University of Washington; a federally owned wild horse corral in Susanville, California; and a horse slaughterhouse in Redmond, Oregon, among other properties.
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JBS grew from a mid-sized slaughterhouse in Brazil's Midwest into the world's No. 2 food processing company in over a decade through acquisitions backed in part by government funds.
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The hugely influential Cult of the Dead Cow, jokingly named after an abandoned Texas slaughterhouse, is notorious for releasing tools that allowed ordinary people to hack computers running Microsoft's Windows.
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More recently, the agency ordered nearly 9 million pounds of meat to be destroyed after a USDA-approved slaughterhouse was found to have processed cows that suffered from eye cancer.
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Not truly hard, of course: Blogging is not like working in a slaughterhouse, grave-digging, diamond-mining, labor organizing, surgery, home healthcare, pediatric oncology, smuggling, teaching, or fighting forest fires.
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Not that Wiseman neglects the human factor, even in a slaughterhouse; he is instinctively aware, as Chaplin was, of what an assembly line can do to those who toil there.
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Niemczuk said police have launched a criminal investigation into two companies after an undercover reporter filmed sick cows being transported to the slaughterhouse where they were mistreated and then killed.
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Two bulls briefly escaped an urban slaughterhouse and had a quiet moment grazing a neatly mowed lawn near an apartment complex before police cordoned them off and they were recaptured.
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In the summer of 1992, when filmmaker Kangmin Kim was just a boy, his parents drove him out to a strange slaughterhouse to drink deer's blood from a severed antler.
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The Batistas transformed the company from a regional slaughterhouse into Brazil's dominant beef producer and a sprawling multinational group, helped by some 8 billion reais ($2.44 billion) in government funding.
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Raids at 7-Elevens across the country in January and at a Tennessee slaughterhouse in April made headlines; scores of workers were detained at Ohio meatpacking plants in late June.
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It showcased the stories of the four generations that lived and worked at the site, where the Robinsons' house and several farm outbuildings — including a creamery and slaughterhouse — still stand.
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Made believe we were Hank Aaron and hit a deflated soccer ball with a dinged wooden bat on the edge of a tidewater slough between a church and a slaughterhouse.
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Tyson Foods lowered its 2019 adjusted earnings forecast on Tuesday, citing a litany of causes including a recent fire at its Holcomb, Kansas slaughterhouse and volatility in the commodity market.
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An 1873 Supreme Court decision, for example, upheld the right of Louisiana to shut down a private slaughterhouse on the Mississippi River north of New Orleans to control cholera outbreaks.
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A long, long time ago in a country far away — Morocco, to be specific — this taste tester lived with a circus in a former French slaughterhouse in Casablanca's meatpacking district.
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The increase was a turnaround after cash prices and futures tumbled when a fire at a Tyson Foods slaughterhouse in Kansas in August removed a major buyer from the market.
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Meanwhile, feeder cattle are trading above where they were before a fire at a Tyson Foods Inc slaughterhouse last month removed a key buyer from the market, sending prices tumbling.
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Critic's Notebook The Syrian civil war has left nearly a half-million people dead, displaced millions more, and turned one of its largest cities, Aleppo, into an open-air slaughterhouse.
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As for the steers, the only question is whether they will miss the rams that have been their constant companions ever since they were all rescued from the slaughterhouse facade.
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It was the biggest since a raid on a slaughterhouse and meatpacker in Postville, Iowa yielded nearly 0003 arrests on May 12th 2008, near the end of George W. Bush's presidency.
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Not many white faces come through here, he said, this is the crumbling, stinky, slaughterhouse district, and a farang would only be round here if he were up to no good.
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A cow that was captured by the police after escaping a New York City slaughterhouse has been taken in by an animal sanctuary and named for the rock legend Freddie Mercury.
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Becoming a steer seems to be a better fate than the alternative the bull faced when he broke free on his way into a Queens slaughterhouse on Friday morning and fled.
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It is filled with profanity and some pretty gory animal rape and violence (in the form of a massive industrial farm and slaughterhouse), so I wouldn't recommend it for younger viewers.
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Rubashkin, a father of 10, was the chief executive overseeing the slaughterhouse and headquarters for a family business that was then the largest kosher meat-processing company in the United States.
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JBS grew from a mid-sized slaughterhouse in Brazil's Midwest into one of the world's top-three food processing companies in over a decade through acquisitions partially funded with government funding.
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The daring cow that was captured by police after breaking free from a New York City slaughterhouse has been rescued by an animal sanctuary and renamed after rock legend Freddie Mercury.
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According to the New York Daily News, members of animal rescue group PETA held a protest outside the slaughterhouse late Thursday, and a petition to spare the cow appeared on Change.org.
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Prices will rise as the number of pigs sent to slaughterhouse is set to fall further, while demand will rise during holidays in the second half of this year, Tang said.
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Seoul, South Korea (CNN)South Korea has shut down its largest dog slaughterhouse in a move hailed by animal rights campaigners as a major blow against the country's canine meat trade.
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Built illegally, the decision to shut down the slaughterhouse was made in 2013 by the city council, which consulted with the abattoir, animal activist groups and local residents over its closure.
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The other was a small apartment in the east of Nice — near the city's former slaughterhouse — to which he moved about a year ago after his wife demanded they live separately.
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The bull parts would be available cheaply or free at a slaughterhouse, but he believes some people are going to a lot of trouble to get these parts on the range.
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When President Donald Trump commuted the sentence of former slaughterhouse executive Shalom Rubashkin last month, he did nothing to help the nearly 400 undocumented immigrants arrested at his meat-processing plant.
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As a boy, he was sent to labor on a farm; later he worked as a butcher in Verona's municipal slaughterhouse and by 19743 he had finished his obligatory military service.
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Days after the end of China's Yulin Dog Meat Festival, authorities in Dalian, China, shut down an illegal dog slaughterhouse, saving the lives of seven dogs, according to Humane Society International (HSI).
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I was a prime rib guy—not because my parents had money, but because my dad grew up in a slaughterhouse and my grandfather was a butcher, and that was the meat.
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It's unclear what kind of hacking behavior O'Rourke engaged in with the "Cult of the Dead Cow" (CDC) hacktivist group throughout the '90s, which was named after an abandoned slaughterhouse in Texas.
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Discovered by Netflix's new paranormal docuseries Haunted, this family's account, titled "Slaughterhouse," unearths the grisly story of a previously unknown, bloodthirsty killer—possibly one of the worst this nation has ever known.
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Gabriel Walters, an attorney for PETA, said there's only been one attempted prosecution under state ag-gag laws, and it involved an animal rights advocate filming a slaughterhouse from a public street.
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And instead of a worm on a half-inch hook, we're using a hook that looks like something used in a slaughterhouse, with parts of a huge dead beast attached to it.
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"We have no time to torture each individual dog since we have so many to kill before the arrival of the early morning buyers," said one slaughterhouse worker I interviewed in 2015.
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Once, Tanya jumped in front of an auction trailer headed to the slaughterhouse, pulled out her wallet, and offered the driver any price for a mini donkey she'd spotted in the back.
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The home was founded more than 50 years ago, after the owner saw a horse going to the slaughterhouse and decided that, after a life of working hard, they deserved something better.
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He moved to Thailand 12 years ago from Iran and was fighting out of Rompo Gym in Bangkok's rundown slaughterhouse district under the Don King eyes of Naront Siri aka "Mr. Pek".
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During those years, Jeju, an island off the southern coast of South Korea, was a human slaughterhouse, with an estimated 30,000 people losing their lives, about one-tenth of the island's population.
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Many of them used to survive off scraps from the slaughterhouse, and after it was abruptly shut down, villagers and veterinarians said, some of the strays might have gone mad with hunger.
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And this year, the Palme d'Or went to Parasite, the seventh feature from South Korean director Bong Joon-ho, whose recent films include the postapocalyptic Snowpiercer and the unnerving slaughterhouse drama Okja.
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As we reported ... he passed on the SAG Awards after-parties last month and instead headed to a slaughterhouse, where he comforted trucks full of pigs on their way to be killed.
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He believes that when the public can choose between two identical products and one is produced safely and humanely while the other is produced in a slaughterhouse, people will choose the former.
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Turning 40 this year, "Killer of Sheep" is a poetic portrait of a working-class African-American family in Watts; the title refers to its patriarch, a slaughterhouse worker (Henry G. Sanders).
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"Suppose that there are five people in a single family working here, and they are all jobless," said Muhammad Majid, 21, who has been working at a slaughterhouse since he was 15.
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In particular, when they discover that the slaughterhouse where most of the episode is set has become infested with zombies, they see this as a nuisance, sure, but also a tactical advantage.
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Related: Traditional Asian Ink Paired with Cartoon Lines Create Larger-than-Life Comic Worlds Tibet's Iconic Architecture Is Alive in Rare Drawings, Maps, and Photos Thousands of Chalk Lines Redefine a Former Slaughterhouse
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The goal there is to process around 100 to 300 pigeons per month, but he first needs to find a local slaughterhouse that can accommodate his small-batch needs or build his own.
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According to Farm Sanctuary, an unsecured truck driving a group of calves to the slaughterhouse ended up accidentally dumping the animals onto the freeway in three different states: Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York.
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The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said a slaughterhouse in the city of Hohhot reported the outbreak, adding that four pigs were infected with, and two had died from, African swine fever.
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The excitement all began when the black-and-white bull busted out of a truck bound for a live slaughterhouse and took off running through the streets of Queens, New York, ABC7 reported.
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Authorities with Thailand's crime suppression division believe they have discovered a tiger slaughterhouse and holding facility used by the popular tourist destination Tiger Temple, which is now under investigation for illegal wildlife trafficking.
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They are mammals with big soulful eyes, and their slaughterhouse deaths, wherein they are electrocuted via the brain or the heart then hoisted in the air to have their throats slit, are gruesome.
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We talked to Kanye West's GOOD Music labelmate Tuesday after he and the ex-Slaughterhouse MC got into a Twitter feud where Cyhi challenged Joe to battle, and put $500,000 on the line.
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His work cleverly uses different tenses, mixing future, past, and present to weave the complex non-linear knot of Louise's life in a way reminiscent of Billy Pilgrim from Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-Five.
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"We have been making constant efforts to shut down the Taepyeong-dong dog slaughterhouse through investigations and putting pressure on Gyeonggi province and Seongnam-si," said Hyunji Kim of Korea Animal Rights Advocates.
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Tyson Foods fell short of Wall Street estimates for quarterly revenue and profit on Tuesday after a fire at a Kansas slaughterhouse hurt sales volumes in its beef business, the company's biggest segment.
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The park said that the pig was "all right" after being dropped from the tower and that it had later been sent to a slaughterhouse, according to The Paper, a Chinese online publication.
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Louise SlaughterDorothy (Louise) Louise SlaughterHouse passes bill to explicitly ban insider trading Sotomayor, Angela Davis formally inducted into National Women's Hall of Fame Seven Republicans vote against naming post office after ex-Rep.
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Animal activists don't want to just put forward one scary image that can be blamed on a scapegoat slaughterhouse worker — they need to demonstrate that the abuses are endemic, ignored, and even encouraged.
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VICE recently filed Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests with the FBI for its files on some current mainstream rap and rock groups (including Slaughterhouse, Army of the Pharaohs, Blink-230, and Radiohead).
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Jake's messy attempts to reverse fate make for the best, most viscerally disturbing moments of the series, whether he's in a warm and dusty bar or on the chilling "kill floor" of a slaughterhouse.
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Squibby, a young man who works at a nearby slaughterhouse, is in love with Mary and brings the women scraps of skin and grease and bone, which they ravenously fall on and fight over.
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READ MORE: I Followed Horse Meat from the Slaughterhouse to the Butcher Shop Eric Vigoureux, the last in a long line of horse butchers, says that most French consumers come from horse-eating backgrounds.
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This comes after a slaughterhouse in the capital Hohhot discovered four pigs infected with the highly contagious disease that has been spreading rapidly across the world's top pork producer since its discovery in August.
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In the same month, operators of an illegal dog slaughterhouse were prosecuted for water pollution, and President Moon Jae-In's office pledged to consider removing dogs and cats from the legal definition of livestock.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A runaway bull led New York City police on a wild chase after escaping from a slaughterhouse on Tuesday, but the animal died after being cornered in someone's backyard, officials said.
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From the slaughterhouse, wholesale meat dealers supply the carcasses to back-alley dog-meat restaurants, where customers, many of them older men, enjoy a hot bowl of vegetables, spicy condiments and shredded dog meat.
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"There will be a terrible roar of great pain ... It's very cruel," said Anna Dryglas, from the Society for the Care of Animals, imagining the animals' suffering at being loaded up for the slaughterhouse.
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Ms. Jahren's own childhood in a small Minnesota town, where there was snow on the ground nine months of the year and where most residents worked for a huge slaughterhouse, was filled with silences.
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As detailed in Amnesty International's newest report from Syria, "Human Slaughterhouse: Mass Hangings and Extermination at Saydnaya Prison," between 5,000 and 13,000 people have been executed there since the civil war began in 0003.
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Some 60 Jews were taken to the abattoir and, according to the American ambassador Franklin Mott Gunther — who toured the slaughterhouse shortly after the revolt was suppressed — hanged from meat hooks and skinned alive.
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Like "Slaughterhouse-Five" and much of the rest of her father's oeuvre, "Wanda June" is "an outgrowth of coming to terms with the evil that he saw, his disappointment in human nature," she said.
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E. B. White proved how well it could be done with "Charlotte's Web," his 1952 novel about Wilbur, the pig who's saved from the slaughterhouse through the heroic efforts of Charlotte, a selfless spider.
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In June, a pair of steers broke free from a slaughterhouse in the city, as has been the case several times in New York City, including one bull that Jon Stewart chauffeured to freedom.
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The annual event started in 1982, the same year the Supreme Court ruled that students' First Amendment rights were violated when Kurt Vonnegut's "Slaughterhouse-Five" and eight other books were removed from school libraries.
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"Di Maria then took Phoenix on a tour of the slaughterhouse and told the Oscar-winner: "Anytime a calf is born on my property, I refuse to take the mother away from its baby.
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Meat companies like Tyson Foods Inc have also been shifting supplies of chicken, beef and pork to supermarkets from restaurants and checking the temperatures of slaughterhouse workers to make sure they are not sick.
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In another case, the local party discipline committee of Sichuan punished local Communist Party cadres for failing to respond to public complaints about an unregulated dog slaughterhouse in the city of Jianyang, the CCDI said.
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"When I hear that the Fed is going to keep tightening until the cows come home, it makes me think that the cows are actually headed to the slaughterhouse, so I grow concerned," Cramer said.
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Several commuters filmed the cow leading cops on a wild chase through the city, but the jailbirdcow was eventually cornered in a parking garage near Archer Halal, recaptured and returned to the slaughterhouse by authorities.
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Under the proposed guidelines, for example, farmers were advised to feed their pigs weighing over 100 kilograms till they go to the slaughterhouse with feeds containing 13-12.5 percent of protein, according to the document.
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Even though the slaughterhouse was the the largest dog meat supplier in the region, according to Four Paws, the owner of the business was looking to transition from the dog meat trade into growing rice.
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On the west, and stretching back to the High Line, is Avenues, which opened in 2012, a onetime slaughterhouse converted into an elite pre-K-12 private school, with annual tuition running at $40,000-plus.
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"Ignorance," for instance, begins with an adult's recollection of a childhood field trip to a slaughterhouse, called off in the building's parking lot out of late-breaking concern for what the students might witness there.
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Another piece from the show, titled "Hanging," paired a graphic photo of a white mob surrounding two lynched black people, their bodies hanging from tree limbs, with the image of a cow in a slaughterhouse.
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CHICAGO, Aug 28 (Reuters) - U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue ordered an investigation into beef pricing margins on Wednesday after a recent fire at a Tyson Foods Inc slaughterhouse in Kansas pushed margins to record highs.
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Some social media exchanges among new converts to the vegan and animal rights movements can become particularly virulent, he said, and those people may be motivated to extremism by graphic slaughterhouse videos posted by activists.
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The animal, named Sarchiapone, narrates part of the film in voice-over, reflecting on the cruelty of his situation — since he can't give milk, he's destined for the slaughterhouse — and on the beauty of creation.
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"I never thought I'd find friendship in a slaughterhouse, but meeting Anthony and opening my heart to his, I realize we might have more in common than we do differences," Phoenix said in a statement.
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These caught on with climbers, and soon the Chouinards and their band of friends and metalworkers had turned the old slaughterhouse into a retail store that sold bivy sacks, wool gloves, and other workaday gear.
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The case of the disease, fatal to pigs but harmless in humans, was found in a slaughterhouse in the New Territories, bordering China's southern province of Guangdong, health chief Sophia Chan said late on Friday.
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The party I was there to experience took place at Hala 36, a long, low-rise brick building that used to be slaughterhouse located in the city's eighth district, also known as Prague's creative hub.
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A week before the opening of the restaurant, a small group went to the horse slaughterhouse in the town of Best to witness the slaughter of the horse they would be serving in the restaurant.
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Zendaya said she started to think about becoming a vegetarian when she passed a slaughterhouse on a road trip with her father when she was 11, and he explained to her exactly what they did there.
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It's a real-life tale more thrilling than The Great Escape or even The Brave Little Toaster: A courageous cow escaped from a slaughterhouse in Queens, New York, on Thursday, and went on the lam(b).
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Knickers is so big (How big is he?) that his owner Geoff Pearson was unable to sell the steer to a slaughterhouse because the animal was too large for the facility's machinery, according to the BBC.
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The collection, which comes out September 26, includes a total of 97 different works from the Slaughterhouse-Five author, including five never-before-seen short stories discovered by Vonnegut's friend Dan Wakefield and scholar Jerome Klinkowitz.
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The group, made up of artists, cultural workers, and activists, moved to Palazzo Cittiero in Milan's Brera zone, and from there to its current and third home, an early-20th-century slaughterhouse in the Calvairate district.
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We have huge advantages in terms of food safety, obviously, because if you wanted to design the least food-safe environment in which to produce food, I think a slaughterhouse would be a pretty good approximation.
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CHICAGO, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Smithfield Foods Inc, a subsidiary of WH Group Ltd, on Tuesday said a hog slaughterhouse in Illinois will be operational as soon as possible after a fire halted pork production on Monday.
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According to a 2006 documentary series called LockUp, the institution is known among inmates as "The Slaughterhouse," the "House of Pain," and the "Slaughter Pen of the South" because of the frequent stabbings that occur there.
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For now, one of the few available machines — the third generation of the CaVESWave system — was in Robertson's lab in Blacksburg, Va.; a majority of the test subjects were pig organs obtained from a nearby slaughterhouse.
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Mr. Masjidi works on a farm, where the dog is fed slaughterhouse off-cuts, as well as a liter of milk a day and half a dozen eggs; his daily training consists of four hour walks.
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Under legal pressure from ranchers and firms that wanted to slaughter horses, the Department of Agriculture approved a new horse slaughterhouse in New Mexico, and, according to a Congressional Research Service report, prepared to greenlight others.
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China, home to the world's largest hog herd, has reported 112 outbreaks of the highly contagious disease in 28 provinces and regions since August, with the vast majority found on farms, with one at a slaughterhouse.
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The last horse slaughter plant in the U.S. shut down in 2007, and Congress has worked to keep them off U.S. soil every year by denying funding for required slaughterhouse inspections in its annual appropriations budgets.
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That means it's not just a crime to get a job as a slaughterhouse worker while promising you're not an animal activist — it would also be a crime to possess or distribute the evidence they collect.
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Two dozen members of the local chapter of the Social Democratic Party patiently sat through the order of the day — public toilets, the closure of a slaughterhouse — until discussion finally turned to agenda item No. 8.
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Consumer concerns about food safety have increased after a reporter from private broadcaster TVN got a job in a slaughterhouse around 70 miles east of Warsaw where he was ordered to kill cows and butcher their meat.
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A small farmer from Daqing city in northeastern Heilongjiang province said she now has pigs weighing 140kg, well over average slaughter weights of 110kg, as they grow fatter on the farm instead of heading to the slaughterhouse.
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The bribery scandal is just one of several legal hazards facing the group, which mushroomed from a regional Brazilian slaughterhouse to the world's largest protein processor with the help of some 8 billion reais in government support.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A bull that bolted on its death march to a New York City slaughterhouse and was rescued with the help of comedian Jon Stewart will find out soon there is a price for freedom.
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Much like that one guy who woke up from a coma and demanded Taco Bell, a cow (a steer, technically) recently escaped from a Texas slaughterhouse and knew that Taco Bell was where he needed to be.
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It was a bleak bummer of an episode that filled in the gaps from last week, depicting Carol and Maggie's capture by a small group of Saviors, followed by their imprisonment in a former (and current) slaughterhouse.
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It stated that breaches in abattoirs were due to "regular breakdowns on production lines, equipment failures, and poor procedures," but that "individual acts of cruelty and neglect by slaughterhouse staff, hauliers, and farmers" were also to blame.
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If your hajj package does not have a sacrifice option, which means the tour company does it on your behalf, you can also buy a coupon here in Mecca for a slaughterhouse to take care of it.
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It's rare for a cow to spend its entire life on the farm where it was born; it may be bought and sold multiple times, until it reaches the ranch that sells it directly to a slaughterhouse.
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Knowing those identifiers, anyone with an internet connection can use a publicly accessible database, maintained by the National Institutes for Health, to discover whether a sample taken from a slaughterhouse matches one that has made people sick.
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Outside White Oak's slaughterhouse last summer, Coady picked me up, turned down Highway 27 and drove toward a pasture where he had some chickens a bit shy of full weight, just the size that the eagles like.
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I have seen a few of films set in abattoirs, the most magical of them probably being Still Life (2016), by Maud Alpi, in which a dog has a mystical connection with the other animals in a slaughterhouse.
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So this month, in preparation for our See Something Say Something Eid al-Adha podcast episode, I made my way to Berry and Sons, a halal slaughterhouse in Detroit to witness, and eventually perform, my first halal slaughter.
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"Cables" is a perfect example of the band finding its sound, as Albini mines his experience of growing up in Montana and watching kids his age go to the slaughterhouse and watch the gruesome proceedings with gleeful joy.
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After more than two hours, the bull entered the backyard of a home in the Jamaica neighborhood, about 1.5 miles (2.4 km) from the slaughterhouse, and police sedated and captured it, said Sergeant Lee Jones, a police spokesman.
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Locked up in steel cages their entire lives, the animals are fed with discarded food Mr. Gong collects from restaurants in nearby towns until they are ready to be sold to the slaughterhouse, 200 to 300 each year.
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"Americans don't round up homeless dogs and cats, run them through a slaughterhouse, and then ship them to foreign consumers for profit," Wayne Pacelle, president and CEO of the Humane Society of the United States, told The Hill.
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Last month, authorities in Seongnam, a satellite city of Seoul, shut down Taepyeong, the country's largest dog slaughterhouse, where hundreds of thousands of dogs were killed each year by electrocution before being sold for meat, according to HSI.
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In 1869, a New Orleans butchers' association sued Louisiana when the state government, in order to control pollution, allowed only one company to operate a slaughterhouse within the city and demanded all others be relocated on the outskirts.
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The scene at a Hong Kong landfill this week was part of a government effort to kill and dispose of 6,000 pigs from a slaughterhouse where one of the animals had been found to have African swine fever.
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HuffPost's Alexander Kaufman and Chris D'Angelo have a good rundown: Hours [after the EPA announcement], the U.S. Department of Agriculture confirmed a waiver allowing a private company to take over inspection duties at a Tyson Foods beef slaughterhouse.
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The fate of people thrown into 'slaughterhouse' jails In an attempt to turn the page on one of the darkest chapters in Syria's seven-year war, officials released the death notices of more than 800 unaccounted-for prisoners.
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But the group spent the next year persuading farm and slaughterhouse owners to let them in to film their operations, using pretexts that Valle declined to share with me on the record for fear of compromising future investigations.
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I've often thought that "Slaughterhouse-Five" is a variation on this kind of thought experiment; it has few if any equals in creating the kind of distance that can offer insight into the mass insanity of modern warfare.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China found its second case of African swine fever (ASF) on Thursday at a slaughterhouse owned by WH Group Ltd's Chinese unit, stirring concerns about the spread of the deadly infection across the world's largest pig herd.
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As a Dutch chef, I have been raised to believe that there is nothing wrong with horse meat, but it turns out that I know nothing about the proper way to handle it, from the slaughterhouse to our plates.
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A lot of horror movies are based around these fears, that something vaginal (the womb-like spaceship in Alien, the ominous slaughterhouse in Texas Chainsaw Massacre, the video tape that births Sadako in The Ring) will castrate the viewer.
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Turtle climbs out of slaughterhouse gulch and comes into a forest of bishop pine and huckleberries, deciphering them in the darkness by the wax of the leaves and the brittle mess of their sprawl, the dawn still hours away.
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William hides his data card in a copy of Slaughterhouse-Five, a novel with a fractured, time-jumping narrative about a character named Billy that at one point ends up trapped in an alien zoo that echoes Westworld itself.
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From 7:00 pm till dawn, workers at the slaughterhouse would slowly pump water into cattle through tubes inserted into their nostrils before they were slaughtered for the market in nearby Nanjing, a provincial state-controlled TV broadcaster reported.
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In the old cold storage room of Matadero Madrid, an out of use slaughterhouse that is now a center for innovative art projects, creative organic lights illuminate the entire space, exposing it to the public for the first time.
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John Lau, a local pig farmer, said the closing of the second slaughterhouse was an overreach because it prevented farmers like him — none of whom have reported African swine fever infections in their hog herds — from making a living.
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Cargill will pay U.S. and Canadian slaughterhouse workers a premium of $2 an hour until May 3, with a bonus of $500 to those who complete weekly shifts over a period of eight consecutive weeks, according to the company.
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That will always make a large segment of spectators uncomfortable with the honesty of MMA—you want a roast beef sandwich but you don't want to look inside the slaughterhouse—and that discomfort makes MMA the morally superior sport.
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Cargill will pay U.S. and Canadian slaughterhouse workers a premium of $2 an hour until May 3, with a bonus of $500 to those who complete weekly shifts over a period of eight consecutive weeks, according to the company.
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As research for the film, Mr. Bong visited a slaughterhouse in Colorado, and the smell from the parking lot — hundreds of feet from the plant itself — of blood, death, excrement and animal fear, almost brought him to his knees.
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To go from feeling like you're being looked at as a daughter to this grotesque feeling of 'Oh, I was actually his prized calf that he was fattening up to sell to the slaughterhouse that would pay the most.
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In the long run, those likely to be hit the hardest were the predominantly Muslim owners and employees in the slaughterhouse industry in Uttar Pradesh state, which in recent years has made India the world's largest exporter of meat.
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But all of their regular diets of water buffalo were restored by Friday, when zoo officials located a slaughterhouse in the nearby Unnao district that agreed to provide the daily requirement of 485 pounds of buffalo meat, he said.
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While his seminal novel Slaughterhouse-Five is most often characterized as science-fiction (presumably for the backdrop of alien society and narrative construct of time travel), Vonnegut's oeuvre on the whole is more surreal and satirical than truly science-based.
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HSI/Korea will continue working with the government, and supporting farmers who no longer want to work in the dog meat trade, so that one day we will be able to celebrate the closure of South Korea's final dog slaughterhouse.
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He explained that his team had obtained the brains of around 150 pigs from a slaughterhouse, then, using a bunch of pumps and heaters, managed to circulate enough oxygen deep into their brains to restore some level of basic activity.
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Back in 20183, Dave Duquette attempted to bring a horse slaughterhouse to his hometown of Hermiston, Oregon, promising much-needed economic stimulus to the area, but local leaders balked at the prospect of the town being equated with a taboo industry.
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Casey Neistat Riffs on How Snapchat Is Murdering Facebook With YouthsTo us olds, it might not immediately be apparent why Snapchat is good for anything other than…Read more ReadNow, we have an explanation: The app was destined for the slaughterhouse.
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It seemed like a April Fool's Day joke, when, on April 1, 2016, news spread of a bull, destined for the slaughterhouse, who escaped from where he was being kept and started roaming the streets of Queens in New York City.
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The more YouTubers he watched—"Vegan Gains, Vegetable Police, and then some girls, just because they are pretty"—the more undercover slaughterhouse footage the algorithm suggested to him as further viewing, and he started feeling morally opposed to eating animals.
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"From our perspective, using VR is the best way to convey to someone what it's like to be an animal inside a factory farm or a slaughterhouse," Toni Shephard, the executive director of Animal Equality, told me over the phone.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Margins for U.S. beef processors climbed to a record high on Friday as the closure of a Tyson Foods Inc slaughterhouse due to a damaging fire last week fueled concerns about a shortage of hamburger meat and steaks.
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Krys Lee Seoul, South Korea In "Okja," a 2017 movie by the South Korean director Bong Joon-ho, Paul Dano plays the English-speaking leader of an animal-rights activist group attempting to save a pig from a corporate slaughterhouse.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Wednesday that those using "ever more destructive weapons" in Syria are committing war crimes and that the situation in the Syrian city of Aleppo is worse than a slaughterhouse.
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But Leshko ultimately hopes that the people who read her book will stop to consider what is lost when animals like Teresa, a 13-year-old pig who was rescued en route to the slaughterhouse, are not allowed to grow old.
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The city of Zhengzhou, the provincial capital of Henan, requires slaughterhouses to allow pigs to rest at least 12 hours after being transported to the slaughterhouse before they are killed, according to a 2010 report in Dahe, a local newspaper.
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Tony Horwitz, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and best-selling author known for embedding himself in the worlds he wrote about, whether joining a slaughterhouse assembly line or an army of Confederate battlefield re-enactors, died on Monday in Washington.
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But these changes also pose a risk to millions of Americans who will never set foot in a slaughterhouse, as the lack of proper oversight in identifying sick animals or hygiene issues increases the risk of foodborne illnesses for meat eaters.
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The "Joker" star visited a slaughterhouse run by Manning Beef in Pico Rivera, CA the day after the Oscars to have a sit-down talk with Anthony Di Maria, president and CEO of the company ... and it led to something remarkable.
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Brian MastBrian Jeffrey MastThe 22019 House Republicans who support background checks Two cats visit Capitol Hill to thank lawmakers who helped end 'kitten slaughterhouse' Buzz Aldrin marks launch of Apollo 11 mission to the moon MORE is seen as vulnerable.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A suicide bomber turned a spiritual dance celebration at a revered religious shrine into a slaughterhouse on Thursday, killing at least 70 people and wounding more than 250 in the worst act of terrorism to hit Pakistan in months.
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There's no blood letting or tripe spillages here: the mercado only operates as an auction house for live produce and every steer leaves with breath in their lungs to undertake the next part of their journey: straight to the slaughterhouse.
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In the movie, virtually everything that was being done in the United States in the way of low-wage labor was being done by these machines, whether it was driving a cab or picking oranges or constructing buildings or working in a slaughterhouse.
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The woman, who was not named, was charged with breach of trust and "complicity in the slaughter of an animal outside slaughterhouse conditions," and given a three-month suspended prison sentence and a €500 ($563) fine for killing and canning the pig.
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If we assume McGarry's personal story was not fabricated, but that the events of "Slaughterhouse" were made up, then Haunted has put McGarry, as well as its other subjects, in a particularly precarious position, intertwining the facts of their lives with fiction.
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It's not like that, it's on the slaughterhouse floor where there's a conveyor belt and it's just so fast, the shearing process, that they get cut, they get harmed and they're seriously wounded and there's no care for them when they're wounded.
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Back in February, a bull successfully slipped free of a Queens slaughterhouse and staged a similar daring escape, but things took a pretty bleak turn when the bull was shot with tranquilizer darts and eventually died on his way to an animal shelter.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Russian or Syrian warplanes knocked two hospitals out of service in the besieged rebel sector of Aleppo on Wednesday and ground forces intensified an assault in a battle which the United Nations said had made the city worse than a slaughterhouse.
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At the end of the first chapter, he describes finally putting the book together, and it is that description, more than anything else that happens to poor traumatized Billy throughout the rest of the novel, that makes Slaughterhouse-Five make sense to me.
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Like, one time a fan said, 'man, I've been listening to this song, "Slaughterhouse," for three months, and I just noticed that when he said, 'we gon make it home safe cuz I got hitters on my team,' he means like baseball.
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He famously released the 1985 album Meat is Murder with The Smiths, and more recently, he worked with PETA to publish a video game of the same name in which players attempt to save animals from a gristly end in the slaughterhouse.
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Case in point: Stewart, whose wife Tracey is on the board of directors at the Farm Sanctuary in upstate New York, helped rescue a bull that had escaped on its way to a Queens slaughterhouse Friday, narrowly saving it from certain death.
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The location for the episode was somewhere known as The Slaughterhouse in Tucson, Arizona, and as such, he is described by the narration (which, as far as we know, is deadly serious) as "sweating profusely" which is both hilarious and quite ungenerous.
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Growing up on a farm brought with it, moreover, the omnipresence of death, from raccoon and coyote attacks to trips to the slaughterhouse, or winter diseases that had my brother and me chiseling shallow graves for animals into frozen earth as young children.
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Brian MastBrian Jeffrey MastThe 9 House Republicans who support background checks Two cats visit Capitol Hill to thank lawmakers who helped end 'kitten slaughterhouse' Buzz Aldrin marks launch of Apollo 11 mission to the moon MORE (R-Fla.) defeated Democrat Lauren Baer.
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From now through September, in a former slaughterhouse on the Greek Island of Hydra, the severed left front paw of Kara Walker's A Subtlety, or the Marvelous Sugar Baby rests on a bed of that white powder, looking rather like a trophy dessert.
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Canadian reports have shown millions of animals are dead on arrival every year after being transported long distances, and as many as 11 million are too sick or injured when they get to the slaughterhouse to be kept in the food supply.
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If Davis wants no part of the Western Conference's slaughterhouse, the Boston Celtics and Philadelphia 76ers are the only suitors with enough draft picks and blue-chip talent to make New Orleans happy while still contending for a title after Davis climbs aboard.
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As Delbanco admires the abolitionists, and slights slavery's terrors not at all, his occasional revisionist musings seem to stem from his horror at the military slaughterhouse, his wonder at whether it could have been avoided and his wariness of sanctimony, including Yankee sanctimony.
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The industry has succeeded over time in sharply reducing the kinds of problems visible from the slaughterhouse floor — the government says its health inspectors increasingly are policing aesthetic issues — but the incidence of some illnesses caused by pork consumption has stopped falling.
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To see it properly, you have to get on a bike, and so, on a mild day in December, Geuze, Blom, and I rented bicycles at the Matadero, an early-twentieth-century slaughterhouse that's being transformed into a café, theatre, and galleries.
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Its setting of dark poems by Nathaniel Bellows — among them, visions of an abandoned slaughterhouse, a martyred swan and a copse of trees haunted by the memory of a suicide — proceed to the accompaniment of spare orchestral gestures, repeated as in a trance.
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CHICAGO, March 23 (Reuters) - U.S. chicken company Sanderson Farms Inc said on Monday that a slaughterhouse worker was infected with the new coronavirus, the first publicly confirmed positive test of a worker in a U.S. meat plant, though the plant is not closing.
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Fritz Goro/The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images Though Kurt Vonnegut eventually became a world-famous author for novels like Cat's Cradle and Slaughterhouse-Five, he spent much of his life in the shadow of his famous older brother, the brilliant scientist Bernard Vonnegut.
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There are no details yet on if the cow also escaped from a NYC slaughterhouse or what kind of Homeward Bound–style quest it is currently trying to enact, but so far it has been able to successfully evade the NYPD's best attempts at capture.
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Brian MastBrian Jeffrey MastThe 21625 House Republicans who support background checks Two cats visit Capitol Hill to thank lawmakers who helped end 'kitten slaughterhouse' Buzz Aldrin marks launch of Apollo 2900 mission to the moon MORE (Fla.) shared a photo with freshmen lawmakers Reps.
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"This urge to send men to the slaughterhouse, instead of helping women be more autonomous, helps the enemies of sexual freedom," the 100 women, including 74-year old Deneuve, one of France's most famous screen stars, said in a column published by Le Monde daily.
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Brian MastBrian Jeffrey MastThe 2023 House Republicans who support background checks Two cats visit Capitol Hill to thank lawmakers who helped end 'kitten slaughterhouse' Buzz Aldrin marks launch of Apollo 11 mission to the moon MORE (Florida's 18th District): digital ads only GOP Rep.
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Shown photos of himself in the uniform of a wartime Romanian Iron Guard student leader and anti-Semitic speeches with his name, he contradicted his statements to immigration authorities and implicated himself in a 1941 Bucharest pogrom that murdered 300 Jews in a kosher slaughterhouse.
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Unlike many of the shows produced by TheaterWorksUSA, "Charlotte's Web" is not a musical, though it does feature some bluegrass accompaniment as it relates how this inventive spider saves Wilbur from the slaughterhouse by extolling his virtues in the words she weaves in the barn.
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The book's chronological dissonance is a conscious tribute to Kurt Vonnegut's "Slaughterhouse-Five" and presumably intended to mimic the dissociative state of Lee's mind as it knit itself back together — a process that was necessarily confusing for her, but needn't have been for the reader.
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OSLO — On Tuesday, a group of 5-year-olds from a village in Norway went on a trip to a reindeer slaughterhouse, part of a program to teach them about the ways of the Sami, an indigenous people in Scandinavia who herd the animals.
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After the massacre of the tsar and his family happens in the opening credits, the sequence revisits the idea that one of the Romanoff children escapes the slaughterhouse, then morphs into a young woman exiting the subway in our present, looking at her phone.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Overnight Energy: Fish and Wildlife Service to review allegations over Trump Jr.'s Mongolian hunting trip | Groups challenge EPA decision on slaughterhouse rules | Greenpeace gives Bloomberg D-plus on climate Saagar Enjeti dismisses new Biden campaign ad as 'Hillary Clinton 2.0' MORE (Vt.), Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr SteyerOvernight Energy: Fish and Wildlife Service to review allegations over Trump Jr.'s Mongolian hunting trip | Groups challenge EPA decision on slaughterhouse rules | Greenpeace gives Bloomberg D-plus on climate Donald Glover to hold campaign event with Andrew Yang Buttigieg slips in new national poll MORE and Sen.
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More than 8,000 hogs have been culled in Liaoning province after an outbreak was confirmed there earlier this month, while a unit of WH Group, the world's top pork producer, said it culled 1,362 pigs at a slaughterhouse where China's second outbreak was discovered last week.
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Kuntuguan's work at a slaughterhouse in the city of Darkhan, about 212 miles (2500 km) from the nation's capital, comes amid surging demand from Iran for halal meat and as Mongolia pushes to make more money from the huge herds of livestock that roam its vast grasslands.
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Over the course of the show's first week of streaming, Jenkins linked his Twitter followers to a Wikipedia list of unidentified serial killers, accused The Sun of using their "Slaughterhouse" fact-check coverage to feed "the trolls for cheap clicks," and posted the following cryptic tweet.
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It was Miller's majority ruling in the 53-25 Slaughterhouse Cases in 24 that had the effect of limiting civil rights protections for African-Americans under the 21965th Amendment, which extended citizenship to African-Americans and forbade states to deny them equal protection of the laws.
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" Lange went on to point out that while chickens are "highly sensitive and intelligent birds," they are not covered by the Humane Slaughter Act — meaning "that it is perfectly legal for slaughterhouse workers to dump conscious birds into tanks of scalding water, as they frequently do.
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Kuntuguan's work at a slaughterhouse in the city of Darkhan, about 2000 miles (123 km) from the nation's capital, comes amid surging demand from Iran for halal meat and as Mongolia pushes to make more money from the huge herds of livestock that roam its vast grasslands.
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Brian MastBrian Jeffrey MastThe 2628 House Republicans who support background checks Two cats visit Capitol Hill to thank lawmakers who helped end 'kitten slaughterhouse' Buzz Aldrin marks launch of Apollo 28503 mission to the moon MORE, 22019, of Florida among potential nominees to lead the troubled department.
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Brian MastBrian Jeffrey MastThe 9 House Republicans who support background checks Two cats visit Capitol Hill to thank lawmakers who helped end 'kitten slaughterhouse' Buzz Aldrin marks launch of Apollo 11 mission to the moon MORE (R-Fla.) was the only Republican to vote for the bill.
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Brian MastBrian Jeffrey MastThe 9 House Republicans who support background checks Two cats visit Capitol Hill to thank lawmakers who helped end 'kitten slaughterhouse' Buzz Aldrin marks launch of Apollo 11 mission to the moon MORE (R-Fla.) said traditional energy sources are important for affordability.
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CURITIBA, Brazil (Reuters) - When government health inspector Daniel Gouveia Teixeira confronted a Brazilian processed meat plant with what he says was evidence of excess use of marrow, bone and other slaughterhouse by-products in food for human consumption, he was suddenly removed as the plant's inspector.
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The fact that indigenous cultures, such as the Aztecs and Maya, used cacao in their ceremonies to put their future human sacrifices into a sort of trance before they were "allowed" to be taken to the slaughterhouse doesn't really still the queasy feeling in my stomach.
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Mory (Magaye Niang), a cattle herder (trigger warning: the movie opens with some very graphic slaughterhouse footage) rides a motorbike with a bull's horns attached to its handlebars; he's aiming to leave Africa for France and enlists the lithe, enigmatic Anta (Mareme Niang) to join him.
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Mr. Chesebe explained that the slaughterhouse also limits its purchases of dried skins to those sold by Turkana people — because, he said, "everyone knows that only Turkana eat donkeys" — and to fresh skins from sellers who claim their animals died on the way to the abattoir.
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Kurt Vonnegut: Published 50 years ago this month, Vonnegut's "Slaughterhouse-Five" made the 47-year-old writer a star, but it was also an act of self-therapy by a man who had what now would probably be considered PTSD after the bombing of Dresden, Germany.
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Throughout, too, there runs Vonnegut's 19503-year attempt to find a narrative form to contain the horrors of Dresden, bits of his masterpiece "Slaughterhouse-Five" sprinkled like ash in stories such as "Great Day," in which the author first uses time travel to write about war.
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In an interview on France Inter radio, Sébastien Arsac of the animal rights group L214, which is known for secretly recording videos of slaughterhouse conditions and putting them online, did not explicitly condemn the militant activists, but made clear it was not the purpose of his movement.
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According to another report released this year by Amazon Watch, a California-based nonprofit, Brighton Collectibles, received shipments of leather from an Italian tannery that sourced materials from the subsidiary of a Brazilian slaughterhouse that was recently fined $1 million for illegal deforestation in the Amazon.
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In the late 203s he headed to Paris, saw a major Pablo Picasso exhibition, and came across the Surrealist magazine, Documents, which included Georges Bataille's poetic mediations on words such as abattoir/slaughterhouse and bouche/mouth, alongside creepy photographs of isolated body parts by Jacques-Andre Boiffard.
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We caught up with Matthew and learned why every state has its own weird version of pie, what it's like to have Chicago-style deep-dish pizza remind you of your first kiss in a slaughterhouse, and why rat stew is probably a lot tastier than you'd think.
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Like an art-house deconstruction of "alien predator" science-fiction movies like "Alien" and "Predator," director Jonathan Glazer's adaptation of the Michel Faber novel "Under the Skin" stars Scarlett Johansson as a deadly hunter who uses her sex appeal to lure men into a bizarre extra-dimensional slaughterhouse.
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While working in a chicken slaughterhouse where she was tasked with inspecting carcasses for impurities such as fecal matter or feathers, Lisa was directly told not to document fecal matter found at a specific checkpoint—one of the last, she adds, before the chickens were packaged for shipment.
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Okja is the prize exhibit of an evil corporation (satire has never been Bong's subtlest suit), which plans to transport her first to its headquarters, in Seoul, then to New York, where she will be put on public show, and, finally—this is less well advertised—to the slaughterhouse.
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Brian MastBrian Jeffrey MastThe 9 House Republicans who support background checks Two cats visit Capitol Hill to thank lawmakers who helped end 'kitten slaughterhouse' Buzz Aldrin marks launch of Apollo 85033 mission to the moon MORE (R) in the West Palm Beach market after his strong campaign in 2016.
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Brian MastBrian Jeffrey MastThe 9 House Republicans who support background checks Two cats visit Capitol Hill to thank lawmakers who helped end 'kitten slaughterhouse' Buzz Aldrin marks launch of Apollo 11 mission to the moon MORE, a Florida Republican who has a large Jewish population in his district.
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I also remember the last time I tried a chicken wing, an old favorite, earlier this year: I loved the buffalo sauce, but biting through the skin and muscle and sinew made slaughterhouse footage flash behind my eyes, and the meat seemed to almost stiffen on my tongue.
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Brian MastBrian Jeffrey MastThe 9 House Republicans who support background checks Two cats visit Capitol Hill to thank lawmakers who helped end 'kitten slaughterhouse' Buzz Aldrin marks launch of Apollo 11 mission to the moon MORE (R) in Florida's 18th District, raised $1.6 million between July and September.
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Likewise, from Slaughterhouse-Five, to Armageddon in Retrospect, to Bluebeard, as well as various players in the short stories compiled in Welcome to the Monkeyhouse, Vonnegut continuously memorialized and fictionalized experiences of war — based on his own military service during WWII and his time in a POW camp in Dresden.
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When I first met Mr. Lek at Rompo Gym (now the Muay Thai Academy) in Bangkok's never-to-be gentrified slaughterhouse district of corrugated shacks and dimly lit back alleys, I was definitely a computer in need of an upgrade, a burnt out circuit board, fit for the scrap heap.
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Rep. Brian MastBrian Jeffrey MastThe 9 House Republicans who support background checks Two cats visit Capitol Hill to thank lawmakers who helped end 'kitten slaughterhouse' Buzz Aldrin marks launch of Apollo 11 mission to the moon MORE's home just got a little fuller — the Florida Republican is welcoming his fourth child.
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One reason for its great success was the supply of cheap labor—"In the slaughterhouse, someone was always willing to take your place," Specht observes—and the difficulty of challenging the industry's captains in the last gilded age when capital could rely on the government to side with it against labor.
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Mr. Sivan's method is to blur the lines between the literal, the fanciful and the metaphorical, so that the actual disemboweling of a steer (Haim-Aaron's father works in a kosher slaughterhouse) seems to have the same ontological status as the appearance, in the family's toilet bowl, of a talking alligator.
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According to the FSIS' results for carcass testing by individual slaughterhouse, Tyson and Pilgrim's Pride near the industry average for large slaughterhouses for the period ending June 21, 25—about 37 percent of their plants combined land in category 1, 36 percent in category 2, and 27 percent in category 3.
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Her lawyers have said they plan to ask the judge to don a virtual reality headset to get a first-person (or first-pig) look at what it's like to go through a slaughterhouse, and have dedicated much of the trial asking about the conditions on the pigs' farm and truck.
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Built upon a patch of land formerly occupied by a slaughterhouse, the nearly six-year-old building is most certainly N.B.A.-caliber, but public transportation to it is difficult from much of the city and there is quite a contrast between the modern arena and the dilapidated industrial zone around it.
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Brian MastBrian Jeffrey MastThe 9 House Republicans who support background checks Two cats visit Capitol Hill to thank lawmakers who helped end 'kitten slaughterhouse' Buzz Aldrin marks launch of Apollo 11 mission to the moon MORE (R-Fla.), who has come out in favor of a ban on assault-style weapons.
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The message that these raids and Trump's new slaughterhouse rules are sending is clear: If you break an arm or lose a few fingers on the disassembly line, that's just progress; but if you do it without the correct stack of papers and cause trouble for your boss, that's a problem.
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The cows have moved to Pennsylvania, but the farm's parcels of grazing lands host sheep and pigs, chickens and turkeys — and Double Brook is one of the first two farms in the country (the other one is in Georgia) to have its own United States Department of Agriculture-certified slaughterhouse on the property.
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Brian MastBrian Jeffrey MastThe 2628 House Republicans who support background checks Two cats visit Capitol Hill to thank lawmakers who helped end 'kitten slaughterhouse' Buzz Aldrin marks launch of Apollo 28500 mission to the moon MORE (R-Fla.), who faces a competitive reelection race, announced he would support a ban on assault rifles.
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