"He is getting thrown to the dogs," Mr. Sanni said.
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"We heard that it went to the dogs," she said.
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Reuters TV Feel like the world is going to the dogs?
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Burger King is going to the dogs — hot dogs, that is.
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Dinner is going to the dogs in Asheville, North Carolina. Literally.
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Photo: Leamsii (Pixabay)Consumer DNA testing is going to the dogs.
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In Oporto, Portugal, one art gallery is going to the dogs.
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The industry has long been criticized as abusive to the dogs.
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And it ends with Ramsay Bolton being thrown to the dogs, literally.
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The fire department used canine masks to administer oxygen to the dogs.
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Thankfully, that's when things went to the dogs — in a good way.
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America has not, Mr Obama ventured to suggest, gone to the dogs.
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Reno, Nevada (CNN)Hillary Clinton's stump speech has gone to the dogs.
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Unfortunately, escaping this abuse didn't put an end to the dogs' suffering.
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The company works with pharmacies to help get the drugs to the dogs.
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My husband gets up to start the coffee and tend to the dogs.
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Is America going to the dogs, as Trump's rhetoric about national decline suggests?
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"This is worse than what happened to the Dogs of Hell," Matt hears.
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I've seen firetrucks and playsets dedicated to the dogs the past few years.
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Fashion went to the dogs years ago and it has only gotten better since.
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She also spoke conjunction words that were more or less meaningless to the dogs.
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What kind of a mother are you to the dogs and your own boys?
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Even the ultimate Halloween symbol - the jack-o'-lantern - is going to the dogs.
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The Clooneys have gone to the dogs — and they're walking away with another rescue.
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Bloated cream puffs sweating in a bowl until someone fed them to the dogs.
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Now we know that if he starts to panic, he goes to the dogs.
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When it comes to the dogs, the next three years will be critical, she says.
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"It's true, humans would do anything for Avocados From Mexico," Chenoweth says to the dogs.
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Classical music has gone to the dogs in Sarasota, Florida, and the audience loves it!
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"To the dogs that didn't make the movie, know it wasn't personal," the director jokes.
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Life, he said, has "gone to the dogs," and meddling from outside is to blame.
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She waved to the dogs in each berth as she heard stories of their rescues.
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Seavey will not face any discipline involving the determination that drugs were given to the dogs.
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" Breeder was cited for unhealthy air quality that "had been causing extreme discomfort to the dogs.
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Instead of focusing on the fantastic lives of foxes, this one is going to the dogs.
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Sarah Jones: That would be a neat throwback to Sansa feeding Ramsay Bolton to the dogs.
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The viewer is closer to the dogs than to most of the people in the film.
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I watched something I love get thrown to the dogs and ripped to tiny fucking ribbons.
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I was surprised to learn how similarly they behave to the dogs and cats I have known.
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One of the best parts of the show was seeing how everyone reacted to the dogs below.
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For the first time ever, The Streamy Awards has a category that is going to the dogs.
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Generally, though, the worm causes "no serious harm to humans (but certainly to the dogs)," Kurtzhals said.
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Mika Brzezinski has gone to the dogs -- in a good way -- after Donald Trump viciously attacked her.
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"I will not allow the country to go to the dogs," he said, according to the Washington Post.
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"It was thanks to the dogs that we found them," a Paris fire department spokesman told the Guardian.
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Home construction is going to the dogs – literally, at least in the case of one high school teacher.
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As we reported ... Chatwal allegedly took a spray can and lighter to the dogs' backs outside his apartment.
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Wall Street is going to the dogs — or at least it did for a few hours on Monday.
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Lisa Vanderpump seems to be rejiggering her priorities ... because she's letting her TV career go to the dogs.
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They use all the meat, and feed the liver, and other parts they can't eat, to the dogs.
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"It might go to the dogs" suggests something in decline, but some people feed their dogs TABLE SCRAPs.
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Like Steffens-Trimblett's description, many of the responses Shkuratoff received read like love letters to the dogs described.
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But veterinarians in the UK and elsewhere are now being forced to contend with antivaxxers going to the dogs.
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"It was thanks to the dogs that we found them," a spokesman for the Paris fire service told AFP.
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He has had more than 1,000 days in the presidency, even as the White House goes to the dogs.
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At the start and finish, and in larger towns along the way, fans often get close to the dogs.
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The cops were left with no option but to smash the window of the car to get to the dogs.
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Dopchut, who survived thanks to the dogs and a candy bar in his pocket, was initially disoriented after being found.
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"It was thanks to the dogs that we found them," a spokesman for the Paris fire service told The Guardian.
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But he lives to pound Ramsay's face into mush and let his half-sister feed the usurper to the dogs.
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But because Stahelski was doing wide, shots and long takes, trainers couldn't get close enough to speak to the dogs.
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"I started reading to the dogs at ten in the morning and didn't leave until five that night," she tells PEOPLE.
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In addition to St. Hubert's, seven other rescues that regularly partner with the nonprofit have opened their doors to the dogs.
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Hyper kids and exhausted parents alike ceased bickering, yawning, and texting and ran to the dogs, wearing identical expressions of wonder.
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The town will determine what happens to the dogs after their quarantine period is over and they hold a hearing, he added.
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CreditCreditvia Gillie and Marc New York has gone to the dogs, but the rabbits and rhinos aren't far behind in their assault.
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MARIANE As a dog owner, I vote for your paying more attention to the dogs, which you are being paid to exercise.
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For example, private landowners who might have been hesitant to allow camera traps on their property are more receptive to the dogs.
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But Marcia Stefanick, a professor at the Stanford University School of Medicine in California, hesitated to ascribe all the benefits to the dogs.
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IT SEEMS fitting that after an election that many believe went to the dogs, quite a few Americans are seeking comfort from canines.
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Second, Ramsay Bolton stabbed his father and fed his half-brother to the dogs rather than face the possibility of losing his legitimacy.
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It was a gift from a Republican congressman, The Daily Beast reports, and bears a striking resemblance to the "Dogs Playing Poker" series.
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"Even though the idea that language is going to the dogs is widespread, nothing much has been done to mitigate it," Shariatmadari writes.
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"If I read to the dogs they will come out of their cages and find homes," Jacob told NBC News, who reported the story.
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Like, if I'm bringing something for the owner, I might as well bring something to the dogs, too, since they're part of the family.
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After saying hello (and goodnight) to the dogs and C., I drop my things on the floor, take a shower, and hit the bed.
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He has developed a solution to the dogs' misbehavior that involves locking certain rooms and providing particular play spaces to reflect Tigger's daily rhythms.
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"You sing your swansong to the dogs / Because they made mincemeat of the dreams you hung your hopes on," Beck sings over playful chords.
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As part of an early National Dog Day celebration — the true holiday is on August 26 — ESPN2 is literally going to the dogs on Saturday.
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The kids get to read to the dogs without judgement and the dogs are able to learn social skills, prepping them for a hopeful adoption.
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A third installment, 1993's Look Who's Talking Now, turned the formula to the dogs — specifically, two pooches voiced by Danny DeVito and Diane Keaton.
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What in the World The government of Tanzania has gone to the dogs in its effort to stop the flow of ivory taken from elephants.
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CAPP volunteers enter the stopped trucks and provide relief to the dogs -- including food, water and veterinary care -- while their status is checked by the authorities.
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Yet striking up a conversation with one of these seemingly contented locals, the traveller may well be told that the country is going to the dogs.
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Seen that way, piety is hard to untangle from other markers of conservative identity, from gun ownership to feeling the country is going to the dogs.
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The two ancient German canines turned out to be genetically related to one another, and to the dogs of today despite living thousands of years apart.
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The words were delivered in praising intonation, neutral intonation, along with neutral conjunction words (which were meaningless to the dogs) in both praising and neutral intonations.
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Judging by the rhetoric of the Republican presidential contest, the country is going to the dogs; in parts of the South, the infrastructure is indeed crumbling.
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In addition to the dogs specified in the report, which specialized in detecting roadside improvised explosive devices, the Army also has search dogs and "patrol" dogs.
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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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As we reported ... Chatwal allegedly walked up to the dogs on a NYC street outside his apartment last week and opened fire as they were being walked.
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Samples are taken using filters and then presented to the dogs who can sniff out illegal items within seconds, a spokesman for Kenya Wildlife Service told CNN.
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Another thing that we've learned by showing pictures of objects and people to the dogs is that they have dedicated parts of their brain for processing faces.
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The Dackelmuseum opened in Passau, Germany, and it features thousands of paintings, books, statues and other items devoted to the dogs, which are a symbol of Bavaria.
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So, at his request, I replaced them with LAMEBRAINED and GO TO THE DOGS (not meant to be a comment on either this constructor or the puzzle).
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Due to the dogs' strong bond, the local rescue decided the pair had to be adopted together – a request that went over well with John and Dorothy Sinnar.
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In each test, the dog's owner pretended to have difficulty removing the lid of a "transparent jar," which contained an item that had "no value" to the dogs.
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Grassley asked in the letter for a list of countries that have and have not signed agreements on the appropriate care that should be afforded to the dogs.
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The first time, they were under the influence of oxytocin (administered to the dogs as part of the test), and the second time they were not given additional oxytocin.
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Groomers have also visited the shelter to offer their services pro bono to the dogs recovered from the raid, many of whom were covered in feces and matted fur.
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Poem In her pocket-size compilation "A Dog Runs Through It," Linda Pastan pays loving tribute to the dogs who have accompanied her life and poetry over the years.
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And finally, we nuzzled up to the dogs of the 2020 campaign trail, including those that have had their snout shaken by a certain billionaire former New York mayor.
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One of the objects given to the dogs was soft, like a stuffed animal, and the other had a different texture, to help them associate them with different words.
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The Playful Paws Pet Center in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, said on Saturday in a Facebook post a "travesty of life" happened, and its staff are reaching out to the dogs' owners.
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The rest of the day is pretty much a dud, so I hope I can get out of here a little early and run errands before heading back to the dogs.
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Only when a praise word was spoken to the dogs in a praising tone of voice did the brain's reward center light up like a Christmas tree in the brain scans.
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The vast majority are not strays or lost pets, the Coppingers say, but rather superbly adapted scavengers — the closest living things to the dogs that first emerged thousands of years ago.
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Sansa plays an integral role in retaking her ancestral home, literally feeds her rapist to the dogs, and is playing her own mini-game of thrones with Jon Snow and Littlefinger.
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Along with this test, Dr. Berns also showed photos of different objects and people to the dogs, and found that fluffy subjects used a separate part of their brains when processing faces.
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Because cooking kills worm larvae, Dr. Ruiz-Tiben suspects the children and impaired adults are eating the frogs raw or barely cooked over grass fires — and then tossing bits to the dogs.
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It is also the only one in which the dogs are allowed to bark as freely as they want, which brings joy to the dogs (and prompts some spectators to don earplugs).
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"Chairman Dave Archambault threw our people to the dogs when he said the camps' actions '...do not represent the tribe nor the original intent of the water protectors,'" she wrote in a statement.
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A Song of Ice and Fire-inspired Bolton fan fiction reached a new zenith by the time Rheon's portrayal of the character was fed to the dogs at the end of season 6.
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In the end, Monday's top prizes went to the dogs belonging to Punjabis living in North America; one of them, an electrical engineer, lives outside Detroit and raced a dog from West Virginia.
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The history of the building — that is, America's famous home – is filled with tales of both letting things go to the dogs and the realization that sometimes a major upgrade is often needed.
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President Muhammadu Buhari, elected last year on a promise to end corruption and mismanagement, has vowed to restore financial "sanity" in Nigeria, accusing previous governments of throwing the rule books "to the dogs".
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Both Ms. Diaz and Dr. Sandel worry that his health issues could be related to the dogs in the home and Angelov's sleeping with his mother because there is no room for a crib.
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The researchers spoke to the dogs using a variety of words and intonations—some positive words with positive intonation, some gibberish words with positive intonation, and some positive words with no inflection at all.
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All in a day's work for this villain whom we've seen physically hunt humans, castrate a captive, violently rape his wife, murder his father, and feed a newborn baby — his half-brother — to the dogs.
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Fresh off of feeding Ramsay to the dogs, Sansa tears into Jon for his forgiveness of their enemies and barely gives Little Finger (who made extremely uncomfortable advances on her last season) the time of day.
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We have an ice cream maker here in the jail, we use inmate labor, and we give them to the dogs," Ivey explained, adding, "It's healthy for them; it's not regular ice cream, it's for pets.
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INTERIOR GOES TO THE DOGS: Interior Secretary and known pooch pal Ryan Zinke announced Thursday that he would start allowing Interior employees to bring their dogs to work, making it the first agency to do so.
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But during the late 21000s, the state capital was home to the Dogs, a three-piece who made a name at high school dances and frat house keg parties for heavy riffs and a heavy punk attitude.
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So while the controversy and calls to boycott the movie have hobbled its commercial prospects, it's almost an insult to our four-footed friends to say setting that aside, "A Dog's Purpose" pretty quickly goes to the dogs.
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During police questioning, Jones admitted to killing his children but claimed he did so in preemptive self-defense before they could "chop him up and feed him to the dogs," according to his arrest warrant, The State reports.
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The researchers applied this recall test to the dogs after one minute and one hour, showing that dogs are capable of remembering demonstrated actions after both short and long time intervals (though memory faded a bit over time).
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During police questioning, Jones admitted to killing his kids but claimed he did so in preemptive self-defense before the children could "chop him up and feed him to the dogs," according to his arrest warrant, The State reports.
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"This is my first dog show, but I've watched this a lot on TV. I am excited to see all of the dogs and I am excited to see how Maui reacts to the dogs," Tisdale, 33, told PEOPLE.
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Game of Thrones is running a little short on specific individual villains these days, what with Ramsay going to the dogs, the High Sparrow going up in smoke, and the more-or-less good-ish Lannisters outnumbering the bad ones.
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During police questioning, Jones admitted to killing his kids but claimed he did so in preemptive self-defense before the children could "chop him up and feed him to the dogs," according to his arrest warrant, according to the newspaper.
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Results from the short-term assessment showed that dogs who go through aversive-training show more stress-related behaviors — like lip-licking and yawning — and have higher cortisol levels, even at home, when compared to the dogs going through reward-based training.
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As the study notes, this outcome "was unlikely to be related to any benefit to the dogs" as the object inside the jar their owner was trying to open had no value to them, and they were going to get a treat either way.
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The social media reaction to the "Dogs' trailer -- which, if the comments are any indication, left a lot of people crying at their desks at work -- caused executive producer Glen Zipper to feel compelled to clarify at every opportunity that "it's not a sad show.
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"LIVED AT THE BRIARS 1975-2008"— a tribute to the dogs' owners' 1818-built mansion, the childhood home of Varina Howell Davis, the first lady of the Confederacy — is the only epitaph Oliver Newton Wilds, Jr. and Robert Everett Canon chose for their stone.
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Local news stations – and the news in general – bases its reputation for trustworthiness on a commitment to truth and thereby neutrality, a neutrality that has been a guiding principle of American journalism for generations, and which today's divided political environment has been sending to the dogs.
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Consider the "Dogville" comic shorts that played before features in the 1930s, in which dogs appeared to play instruments, walk on two legs, and kiss each other, effects that could be achieved by attaching piano wire to the dogs' limbs and manipulating their bodies like puppets.
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The cynical conclusion is that he staged the trial and threw a few underlings to the dogs to give friendly foreign leaders — including President Trump and Mr. Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, who has a chummy relationship with the prince — a pretext for carrying on with business as usual.
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She put her feet up on the couch and said that, because of our special relationship, she felt she could confide in me: the country was going to the dogs, the Scots would get their independence, Northern Ireland would end up joining the folks in the South and even the Welsh were restless.
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I pull up beside people in their own cars and we are alone, together, with piles of pale, skinny fries on our laps, or eating fat, wet burritos off our pollen-dusted hoods, or passing bits of pastrami and tortilla chips to the dogs in the back seat, or weeping between snotty bites of sandwiches over FaceTime.
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"Years ago, the Peruvians would just throw away things like octopus and eel, not knowing what to do with it, feeding it to the dogs," Ms. Newman, who is of Peruvian descent, said in her test kitchen at the Edison Ballroom, the developer Allan Wartski's restaurant on 47th Street, where she has run the catering operation for the past eight years.
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There is a lot of plot packed into this movie: In addition to the dogs' quest, there's are side plots involving a conspiracy uncovered by a white high school exchange student named Tracy Walker (Greta Gerwig), a pack of robot dogs, and the tragic tale of Watanabe and his assistant, Assistant Scientist Yoko-ono (who is actually voiced by Yoko Ono).
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Author of five brilliantly-titled books: Joy Shtick: Or What Is the Existential Vacuum and Does It Come with Attachments; Sheetzu Caca Poopoo: My Kind of Dog; When You Need a Lift: But Don't Want to Eat Chocolate, Pay a Shrink, or Drink a Bottle of Gin; Sheetzucacapoopoo 23: Max Goes to the Dogs; The Great Gasbag: An A-Z Study Guide to Surviving Trump World.
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It was win-win-win-win all around—save, of course, for the poor, who would be thrown to the dogs in an America that now had its weakest safety net since 1932; or those without health care; or those who would later lose their life savings on the new, wide-open Wall Street; or anyone who had been counting on a Democratic president to at least try to even up opportunity in America.
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