American ate approximately 219 million turkeys in 2011, according to the association, so those 46 million turkeys represent around a fifth of all turkeys eaten for the entire year.
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So the organization buys nearly 30,000 turkeys and chickens (for when the turkeys run out).
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Another USDA series tracking the retail price of frozen turkeys also shows little evidence of cheaper turkeys this year.
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No matter how many turkeys we slaughter this year, these human turkeys will always roam cage and prison-free. -+
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These turkeys tend to contain less fat, which translates to a drier bird, so we always recommend brining these turkeys.
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So it's all very meta: A dance named after turkeys became an actual event featuring turkeys running down the street.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A freshman psych professor once described an experiment to my class wherein male turkeys were presented with realistic models of female turkeys, which the male turkeys promptly attempted to mate with.
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This type of meat comes from muscles that get lots of use as turkeys spend their time walking around being turkeys.
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According to a USDA report, 245 million turkeys were raised in 2018, down from a peak of 293 million turkeys slaughtered in 1996.
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Read: Best restaurants for Thanksgiving dinner across America However, kosher turkeys aren't always easy to find, so we typically call for "all-natural" turkeys.
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There was a great store of wild turkeys consumed, and this is perhaps the basis for the tradition of eating turkeys at this meal.
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A quick note on Costco's turkeys: While they haven't arrived in store yet, Costco traditionally has fresh young turkeys for 99 cents per pound.
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At one point, someone donated hundreds of turkeys, but there was no way to cook them all, and frozen, plastic-wrapped turkeys littered the island.
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The findings are the earliest evidence of tamed turkeys in southern Mexico, moving back the oldest known signs that turkeys were being raised by people.
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Amazon Prime members, however, will be able to get those select organic turkeys for $2.99 per pound and select antibiotic-free turkeys for $1.99 per pound.
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For what it's worth, even turkeys don't really gestate turkeys; instead, a hen lays eggs that she'll incubate for between 26-28 days before they hatch.
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For turkeys the ratio is closer to two pounds of fodder per pound of meat, which makes turkeys less efficient than chickens, and the related emissions higher.
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Heritage turkeys are directly descended from wild turkeys, and they nearly disappeared in the mid-20th century as commercial Broad-Breasted Whites were bred by the poultry industry.
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In an announcement, Whole Foods says that it's lowering prices on select organic turkeys to $3.49 per pound, and on no-antibiotic turkeys to $2.49 per pound, starting now.
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According to the White House, the two turkeys were raised in Western Minnesota, and after the pardon will join turkeys pardoned by Obama at Virginia Tech's "Gobblers Rest" exhibit.
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"Heritage turkeys are turkeys that have not been bred for industrial production," said Phil Howard, associate professor in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources at Michigan State University.
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There's some indication that actual turkeys did a "turkey trot," according to a Washington Post article about how turkeys used to get around before reliable refrigeration and trains existed.
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"After the pardoning, the turkeys will join last year's turkeys at Virginia Tech's 'Gobblers Rest' exhibit, where students and veterinarians care for the turkeys, and the public can visit and learn about the university's teaching, research and outreach programs in animal and poultry sciences and veterinary medicine," the White House statement said.
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"After the pardoning, the turkeys will join last year's turkeys at Virginia Tech's 'Gobblers Rest' exhibit, where students and veterinarians care for the turkeys, and the public can visit and learn about the university's teaching, research and outreach programs in animal and poultry sciences and veterinary medicine," a White House statement said.
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Aldi's frozen whole turkeys went on sale for Thanksgiving on Wednesday, and the retailer has Shady Brook Farms turkeys for 59 cents per pound, the cheapest price among area grocery stores.
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The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of turkeys and also the people who are trying to get the turkeys out of their town.
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"Turkeys take a long time, so these birds have been on the ground for a while," said Mr. Dickson, whose company specializes in humanely bred, American-style, broad-breasted white turkeys.
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As the class laughed at the turkeys' apparent stupidity, the professor reminded us that at least the turkeys needed a three dimensional model — humans can make do with a two dimensional representation.
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But the factors sorting blockbusters from turkeys will be new.
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Two huge wild turkeys were walking slowly across my lawn.
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I have also cooked several Chickens, Turkeys in this oven.
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"This was a fair election," Trump said of the turkeys.
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And finally, it's time to get your turkeys in order.
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The Maybach pulled up, scattering a rafter of wild turkeys.
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Animals and crops include turkeys, goats, chickens, potatoes, and sunflowers.
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Unless he reverts and winds up ordering the turkeys tortured.
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We can spend some time shooting turkeys and feral pigs.
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Two turkeys (and a telecom) do not make an eagle.
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I was conservative before most of these turkeys were born.
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Last year, Trump pardoned two turkeys named Peas and Carrots.
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A wet blanket on a holiday spent pardoning televised turkeys.
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We got our Thanksgiving turkeys (and their amazing stuffing) there.
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Swerdin and other volunteers passed around coloring pages depicting turkeys.
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That brings the number of turkeys that Mr. and Mrs.
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So too does a local flock of scavenging wild turkeys.
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Pardoning turkeys is a presidential tradition rife with dark humor.
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We colored turkeys or made them out of construction paper.
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Have you ever seen a flock of turkeys fly by?
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The company will have nearly 1,000 turkeys ready for Thanksgiving.
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This fall, the group handed out Thanksgiving turkeys in Florida.
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"Fresh and frozen turkeys are both safe, the only real difference is that frozen turkeys just last longer so you can buy them way ahead of time and store in the freezer," Reynolds says.
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Whole Foods and Amazon announced that select organic turkeys will be available for $3.49 per pound and select antibiotic-free turkeys will be $6.993 per pound at Whole Foods starting tomorrow, Wednesday, November 14.
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Then, after the domestic turkey spread across Europe, colonists brought those European turkey breeds back to the Americas, where they crossed with American wild turkeys to become the ancestors of both commercial and heritage turkeys.
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While later research has suggested it is very likely that young turkeys actually learn what to fear from other turkeys, the earlier experiment is still valuable, not least for what it says about human fears.
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I've spent time cuddling with turkeys and chickens in my lap.
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They also suggested I Google the spiritual meaning of wild turkeys.
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These turkeys trying to give this cat its 10th life pic.twitter.
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When it comes to the cooking, turkeys aren't really that forgiving.
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Nearly 40 percent of Turkeys electricity is from gas-fired plants.
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Minnesota leads the nation in turkey production, with 44 million turkeys.
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The park's turkeys cackled and a crew of emus looked on.
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The infiltration of wild turkeys into suburban neighborhoods is not unusual.
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Yes, there are dozens of turkeys with a taste for wanderlust.
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"I had 20173 turkeys on my front lawn," Mr. Jenkins said.
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By the mid-1800s, turkeys had disappeared altogether from New Jersey.
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That's around as many turkeys as the entire population of Spain.
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He can prove it by starting with a couple of turkeys.
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This isn't the first time that turkeys have terrorized a neighborhood.
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Every year, Greenwald sees injuries that result from dropped frozen turkeys.
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"There are wild turkeys here," she says, visibly holding back laughter.
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Hotel staff took it seriously, offering the turkeys five-star service.
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Afterward, he seemed less worried about his prognosis than about turkeys.
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I didn't realize people had been brining turkeys for 20 years.
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But soon Staten Island's wild turkeys will roam here no more.
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Turkeys: Voluptuous, browned and gloriously crisp, freckled with salt and pepper.
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Turkeys weren't the only animals that the Mitla Fortress residents domesticated.
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Their turkeys start at FIFTY-EIGHT DOLLARS, so I guess not.
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That, said Ms. Cheng, is what got the restaurant roasting turkeys.
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All around us are animals — birds, turkeys, cows, sheep and goats.
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Hanja also issued some advice to the local community about how to deal with the turkeys in the meantime, including putting cardboard over windows because turkeys may mistake their own reflection as another turkey and attack it.
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Again, Oreos were clearly not made to be transformed into turkeys. 5.
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Presentation is lacking, but these cinnamon roll turkeys still look delicious. 6.
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We would make three turkeys, tons of stuffing—just go crazy overboard.
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Antibiotic-free turkeys are now for $2.49 per pound, down from $2.69.
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On Tuesday, Trump pardoned turkeys named Peas and Carrots, according to TIME.
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Tests showed that it's also been in live turkeys and pet food.
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It turns out that a group of turkeys is called a RAFTER.
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And scientists have documented virgin births in turkeys, chickens, sharks and reptiles.
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Trump quipped that he can't revoke Obama's pardons of turkeys last year.
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Meanwhile, the colorful feathers of heritage turkeys tend to leave such spots.
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But more was needed to return wild turkeys to sustainable population levels.
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It's possible the Wampanoag brought their own domesticated turkeys to the feast.
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Turkeys have gotten much bigger than they were half a century ago.
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About 243 million turkeys were raised in the United States this year.
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The turkeys are 19 weeks old and weigh about 45 pounds each.
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The last episode of the season [which airs April 8] is turkeys.
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The initiative raised $4,500 and sent turkeys and fixings to 128 families.
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Washington State has also given up on moving turkeys that become nuisances.
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Deer are welcome in the garden, along with the bossy wild turkeys.
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Many states had so few wild turkeys they were hardly ever spotted.
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For now, please enjoy a gang of wild turkeys attacking a car.
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Non-locals can follow the turkeys along their journey on social media.
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Patients have reported eating different types and brands of turkey products purchased from many different stores, handling raw turkey pet food and/or raw turkey, or working with live turkeys or living with someone who handled live turkeys.
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DxE had taken four injured turkeys from the massive warehouse, which marketed its meat as coming from "mountain-grown turkeys" but, as shown in DxE footage, packed thousands of birds into every barren, indoor shed on the property.
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Farm Sanctuary calls this annual event "Celebration for the Turkeys," reports 18 News.
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These turkeys have been fed a vegetarian diet and are free to roam.
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Plus, at $0.59 per pound, their turkeys were the best price I found.
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The turkeys were to be sold during the Thanksgiving season, farm workers said.
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The turkeys are bigger, the kitchens more grand, and the groupings more enticing.
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He does, however, occasionally deep-fry turkeys in Butterball's custom deep-fat fryer.
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The two turkeys up on the chopping block are named Tater and Tot.
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Last Thanksgiving, Jenkins even bought turkeys for families in need, NBC 5 reported.
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Three of the five turkeys, too, had high 13C values—again, no surprise.
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However, cats are predators to turkeys, often preying on them and their eggs.
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With that, she was able to create 130 boxes and buy 65 turkeys.
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The songs are ridiculous, obviously, because they're about turkeys and toilets or whatever.
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After all, turkeys, like humans, may look dumb but they're actually great survivors.
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Teaneck, New Jersey, is apparently under siege by a gang of wild turkeys.
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Powerful gluttons who once owned sizable empires (that supported a lot of turkeys).
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Two turkeys arrived in D.C. today ahead of the 70th annual turkey pardon.
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Then came the part where the turkeys would violently spasm after their deaths.
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Some say the bird is an aberration created by crossing turkeys with ostriches.
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He had no problem with guns; he hunted gators, deer, turkeys, and squirrels.
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Both turkeys will then live at "Gobbler's Rest" at Virginia Tech. http://cnn.
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Since the birds were imported by Turkish merchants, the English called them turkeys.
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In case you didn't know, turkeys can be mean, scary and vengeful birds.
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AND FINALLY It's turkeys playing soccer Marvel at their natural aggression and athleticism.
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The turkeys have also engaged in standoffs with patients entering the medical center.
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"My companions when I was a small child were mostly turkeys," he says.
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A dozen tables decorated with paper turkeys surrounded a quickly filling dance floor.
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In the hallways at work, people are beginning to ask me about turkeys.
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In 28503, there were only about 22019 million wild turkeys in North America.
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I pictured rooms filled to the brim with laughter, music, and ginormous turkeys.
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Former President George H.W. Bush started the tradition of pardoning turkeys in 1989.
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This year she's going to help distribute produce, collect tickets and bag turkeys.
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Breeding tells PEOPLE the turkeys' life expectancy is about one to two years.
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Perhaps Trump will keep us "in suspense" as to the fate of the turkeys.
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Customers have attempted to fly with comfort turkeys, gliding possums, snakes, spiders and more.
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Do not sail it on a boat; although I'm pretty sure that turkeys float.
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Vendors of an outdoor poultry market sell turkeys, hens, and other fowl in 1945.
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Krakauer says he's seen turkeys act in a similar way with a coyote once.
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On Tuesday, President Donald Trump pardoned turkeys named Peas and Carrots, according to TIME.
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"They are like turkeys waiting for Christmas," says Mark O'Keefe of Optima, a consultancy.
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In the run-up to Christmas it adds a few hundred turkeys and cockerels.
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Read more: A Boston neighborhood is being overrun with aggressive turkeys: 'It's extremely scary.
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But for most turkeys, especially ones that come pre-seasoned, it's not a necessity.
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It's another nice evening, and I see the wild turkeys which is always fun!
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It works everytime… except with heritage turkeys, which is another reason to eschew them.
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There are roughly 83 million turkeys that live on farms across the United States.
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The epidemic killed nearly 50 million birds, many of which were chicken and turkeys.
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Cattle are required to have outdoor access, but chickens, turkeys, and pigs are not.
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Two final turkeys have been absolved of their Thanksgiving duties by President Barack Obama.
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Turkeys are pardoned every year, not just in the waning days of an administration.
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What's more, they're too big — velociraptors would have been the size of small turkeys.
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When they were sent to Europe, the English called these birds "turkeys" as well.
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Next year at this time, we'll be watching President Trump pardon the Thanksgiving turkeys.
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About 123 million turkeys are eaten each year on the last Thursday in November.
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"I know we're turkeys, but how come we end up being stuffed?" he asks.
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As they say on Wall Street, when the winds are strong, even turkeys fly.
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To promote Thanksgiving at the restaurant, he once released live turkeys in the terminal.
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Actress Louise Linton, wife of Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, "adopted" 11 turkeys this Thanksgiving.
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I had a ton of help — we were cooking multiple turkeys, multiple side dishes.
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Until the 1950s, farmed turkeys were pretty much the same size as wild ones.
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The trouble with bigger birdsThat increased size has led to fewer turkeys getting slaughtered.
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Big beds ensure the turkeys will be well-rested before meeting President Donald Trump.
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He had to honk at the turkeys and nudge his car through the flock.
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Wild turkeys, relatively new to the suburbs, do not always know how to behave.
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Walking in, we passed iridescent wild turkeys and the fresh tracks of feral pigs.
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You shared funny stories, about the turkeys that were too big for your ovens.
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During the trip, they passed grazing cows and pens packed with turkeys and chickens.
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In fact, they've encountered foxes, deer, groundhogs, turtles, frogs, turkeys, vultures, and even bears.
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Now, it's not uncommon to hear stories about flocks of turkeys invading suburban neighborhoods.
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Amazon never shares total sales numbers broken down over product categories, but it did say that this year "more customers than ever" had turkeys delivered through AmazonFresh and Prime Now during Thanksgiving, while Whole Foods broke its record for selling the most turkeys.
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Around 90,53 turkeys, chickens and ducks were also culled last week after the H5N8 strain was confirmed on farms in Lower Saxony while 16,000 turkeys were culled on a farm with the H5N8 strain in the neighboring state of North Rhine Westfalia.
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Due to decades of proactive, science-based conservation work, research, strategic grant-giving and advocating for hunters' rights, the NWTF helped increase the population of wild turkeys from about 1.3 million in the early '70s to more than 6 million wild turkeys today.
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The goal this time is to catch the turkeys and relocate them to And-Hof Animals, a wildlife sanctuary in Catskill, N.Y., that is already home to 160 turkeys from Staten Island that have been sent there by wildlife handlers in recent years.
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We like turkeys that have been koshered (covered in kosher salt, then rinsed multiple times).
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The chain was also offering free turkeys to customers who spent over $100 through Nov.
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Perhaps contemplating the long weekend ahead, let's resolve not to be turkeys voting for thanksgiving!
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The 25 turkeys enjoyed a plush upbringing, receiving hand feedings, baths, and soft rock music.
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Wildlife such as elk, deer, wild turkeys, and pheasants can be seen roaming the property.
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Baby turkeys stand in a poultry barn at Smotherman Farms near Waco, Texas, Monday, Oct.
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I always get heritage breed turkeys because I do think it makes a big difference.
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Here she is patting Drumstrick, one of the turkeys that got pardoned by the president.
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In fact, the retail giant also has deals on turkeys for Thanksgiving from Whole Foods.
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Basically, "no meat" means no meat that comes from cows, pigs, chickens, turkeys, or sheep.
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NJF&W says that it has received 20-30 calls about turkeys this year alone.
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And what Thanksgiving YouTube roundup would be complete without turkeys blowing up in deep-fryers?
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Nadia, who raised poultry, managed better, selling three hundred chickens and sixty turkeys one year.
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Wildlife experts say the main culprits are tom turkeys on guard during the mating season.
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Even so, the organic turkeys tend to have stronger pricing than the conventional frozen birds.
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For this and other reasons, most of today&aposs turkeys are bred through artificial insemination.
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His Twitter feed showed him giving out turkeys at his office and promoting flu shots.
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The discovery pushed back the earliest known domestication of turkeys by 100 to 200 years.
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This backfired, as five more turkeys came running over to join their obstructive feathered friends.
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"This was neat," said Ms. Palin, over the sound of turkeys being led to slaughter.
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The turkeys disguised themselves as vegetables so Trump would not be tempted to eat them.
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" Another writer says: "It was a bit of a case of turkeys voting for Christmas.
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The company sold turkeys for Thanksgiving, and plans to expand to other kinds of meat.
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Green Circle Turkeys, $57.50 (8 to 10 pounds) to $161 (26 to 28 pounds), dartagnan.com.
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With one refrigerator and one oven, I wanted to ask how to cook two turkeys.
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AND FINALLY ... Talking turkey Meet the man who says he's learned the vocabulary of turkeys.
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For Ms. Scott-Hitchings, games, not turkeys, are the most important part of her meal.
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Another 77,53 turkeys, chickens and ducks were culled this week after the contagious H5N8 strain was confirmed on four farms in Lower Saxony while 16,000 turkeys were culled after the H5N8 strain was found on a farm in the neighboring state of North Rhine Westfalia.
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As many as 5 million chickens and turkeys had already died as of Wednesday, Reuters reports.
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For perspective, turkeys on factory farms typically take fourteen to nineteen weeks to reach slaughter weight.
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Well, turkeys can't fly, but you can pack them in your carry-on or checked bags.
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I sometimes still see two 'roid-raging Thanksgiving turkeys where my arms are supposed to be.
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Today, turkeys are well established throughout the state, with population estimates ranging from 250,000 to 300,000.
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The birds were originally introduced to Britain via the Ottoman empire and so were called "turkeys".
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This year's turkeys are from South Dakota for the first time in the 71-year tradition.
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Back in the day, visits to the White House weren't quite so pleasant for the turkeys.
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Butterball has a dedicated Turkey Talk-Line that answers questions about turkeys at 1-800-BUTTERBALL.
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How many more turkeys need to be ruined before people learn how to do it right?
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After cops handled the situation, they all continued on with their plan to hand out turkeys.
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Chance also decided to throw in some live turkeys, to show he's not taking this lightly.
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Costco typically has fresh young turkeys on sale for 99 cents per pound right before Thanksgiving.
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The turkeys amble in large groups across roads, stubbornly unaffected by a chorus of car horns.
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In recent days, the bold turkeys of Toms River are having a pre-Thanksgiving celebrity moment.
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In 248, an outbreak of avian flu hit poultry flocks and 24.05 million turkeys were culled.
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Around 46 million turkeys are eaten around Thanksgiving, according to the US Poultry and Egg Association.
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Trader Joe's and Whole Foods sell similar fresh turkeys for $1.99 and $2.49 per pound, respectively.
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One employee of six years told Business Insider that employees all get "free turkeys at Thanksgiving."
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More research on turkeys and their nutrition content is needed to answer that question, Howard said.
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Yet those commercial turkeys aren't quite the same poultry that settlers consumed in the 17th century.
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It shows these puzzled Pilgrims shooting at turkeys, who don't seem to be scared at all.
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The golden, crispy-skinned turkeys you remember from Thanksgivings past aren't as hard as you think.
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A vendor, outside the frame, shouts to the townspeople asking them to get their Christmas turkeys.
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Meanwhile, Pilot Rock residents are growing increasingly pissed about the turkeys running amok in their town.
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The turkeys have regularly trapped people in their cars, swarmed them and pecked at their windows.
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Front Burner KellyBronze heritage turkeys are heading to the Chelsea Market, just in time for Thanksgiving.
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"One thing that works in favor of the wild turkeys is their adaptability," Mr. Hatfield said.
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The sisters regularly spot foxes and hawks, and turkeys have waddled up to their back door.
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The local butcher, who has been asked to supply bigger and bigger turkeys, recognizes Ms. Bisoni.
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Today, there are over 6 million wild turkeys in the U.S., in every state except Alaska.
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On Wall Street, it is often said that when the winds are strong even turkeys fly.
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According to economists at Farm Bureau, Thanksgiving turkeys are cheaper than they've ever been this year.
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President Trump pardoned two turkeys on Tuesday as part of an annual White House Thanksgiving tradition.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "It makes sense that Trump would pardon the two whitest turkeys on the planet.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "Those turkeys should be pardoning him, by the way, not the other way around.
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Ms. Park didn't know anything about roasting turkeys because her Korean-born parents never did it.
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Connie: I grew up in Oregon's Willamette Valley, on a farm surrounded by turkeys and cows.
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According to primary sources, there was fowl (likely including wild turkeys), venison and cornmeal for sure.
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" He describes Pamela Geller's 2011 crusade against Butterball turkeys certified by ISWA Halal as a case in point: "She trucked in a lot of Southern Baptist Christians, and said that we were financing terrorism, and that anyone who would eat the [halal-certified] turkeys would become Muslim.
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Mr Farage was prompted to compare his fellow party members to turkeys after a terrible few months.
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Some species of sharks, snakes, turkeys, rays, and Komodo dragons have been able to reproduce without males.
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So as soon as they showed up we were like, 'We have to get to the turkeys!
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For some extra protein, add on a fried egg and you'll be scoring turkeys in no time.
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Scarlett gawks at frozen Thanksgiving turkeys, "hard and gleaming as the decapitated head of a marble statue".
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The strain causing the outbreak has also been identified in raw turkey pet food and live turkeys.
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I always cognac-brine my turkeys and stuff the inside, under the skin, with black truffle butter.
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It's a competitive market for turkeys, and price is only one of many considerations for Thanksgiving consumers.
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Young turkeys are quite susceptible to disease, and the sanctuary was not sure if Mayflower would survive.
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At least 46 million turkeys suffer heartbreaking fear and pain before being killed each and every Thanksgiving.
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The less said about those turkeys Catwoman and Elektra, both written and directed by men, the better.
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You know the ones: made-by-mom peanut butter and jellies, ham and cheeses, tunas, and turkeys.
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Both venal and dumb, human turkeys are one of the most at-risk turkey species in America.
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Growing up, I never understood why people always complained about their Thanksgiving turkeys being dry and bland.
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"We get deer wandering through the garden, a flock of wild turkeys crossing the road," she said.
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Cargill rival Perdue Farms has said it is raising more than half its turkeys without any antibiotics.
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"Our idea was like, 'OK, you're going to pardon some turkeys, let's pardon some people,' " she says.
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I still hate wearing this boot, but it won't slow us down from frying 7 turkeys today!
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People talked about their bronzed turkeys and buttery mashed potatoes, their cranberry sauce, the importance of gravy.
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Food magazines typically celebrate Thanksgiving in mid-July, bronzing turkeys and crimping piecrust four months in advance.
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Every now and then, some lucky students get a chance to see some of Berkeley's wild turkeys.
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Rather, heritage turkeys would be more similar -- and they are a niche market, much like heritage tomatoes.
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His next door neighbors, the Friskopps, decided that they'd put three giant turkeys of their own outside.
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There have been pigs, monkeys, turkeys, snakes and oh-so-many dogs, often sprawled across crowded cabins.
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Giant turkeys and hams now dominate the meal, and vegetables have more real estate on the sideboard.
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Every year in late November we serve 46 million turkeys, more than on Easter and Christmas combined.
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He recalled past removal attempts that involved wildlife handlers trying to lure turkeys into traps with cornmeal.
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The virus infected 350 out of a flock of 13,500 turkeys in Ma'ale Gilboa, the report said.
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And the wild turkeys make their first appearance, though Bay and Sound still glisten from the Hill.
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The turkeys rode the gravy train to the White House from Clinton, North Carolina, over the weekend.
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Its next case was not detected until March 27, and the state subsequently lost 5 million turkeys.
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Charming bronze sculptures of pigs and turkeys remind visitors that it was once a thriving agricultural market.
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And while it's probably true the pilgrims hunted turkeys, a new study published today in Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, reveals that Native Americans on the Eastern coast had been raising turkeys for hundreds of years before that first Thanksgiving—something not even considered by scientists until now.
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According to the 911 call, the turkeys surrounded the mail carrier's truck, and even attempted to bite him.
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And what better way to do that than with some corny puns about turkeys named Mac and Cheese?
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Among them, customers have attempted to fly with comfort turkeys, gliding possums, snakes, spiders and other unusual pets.
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These are all averages, of course; stellar schools and turkeys can be found in all kinds of communities.
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On Saturday, Matthew McConaughey surprised everybody when he went to Lawrenceburg, Kentucky, to help pass out 4,500 turkeys.
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Once they figure that out, some Thanksgiving hosts are even replacing turkeys with birds like quail and squab.
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Another involved 14,000 turkeys in the province of Brescia, which are due to be culled by Oct. 13.
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We hate to rain on your Thanksgiving Day parade, but turkeys aren't a lot cheaper than last year.
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Prime members who place their orders in advance online will be eligible for the lower prices on turkeys.
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The White House turkeys have landed in Washington, D.C. just in time for the annual presidential turkey pardon.
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Solid food items like turkeys, hams, cakes, pies, and cookies, are all allowed in your carry-on bag.
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President Trump should be lauded for all of the work he's done to protect America's vulnerable human turkeys.
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Here are just a few of the human turkeys Trump has pardoned, legally or otherwise, while in Washington.
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The Butterball Turkey Talk-Line is sure to be a saving grace for many cooking turkeys this Thanksgiving.
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The mining companies helped quell dissent with gifts, paying for employees' Thanksgiving turkeys and funding Little League teams.
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"Unfortunately, I can't guarantee that your pardons won't be enjoined by the 9th Circuit," Trump told the turkeys.
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At the same time, turkeys feed a lot of people, so it can be an economical main course.
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Americans eat their way through some 4.053 million turkeys at Thanksgiving and 22 million during the Christmas holiday.
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Instead of a pardon, have the turkeys slaughtered right there on the White House lawn... humanely of course.
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The Transportation Department said passengers "have attempted to fly with peacocks, ducks, turkeys, pigs, iguanas" and other animals.
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In 1997, a census suggested there were only 1,335 heritage turkeys in the entire United States, Howard said.
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Holiday traditions are why an estimated 10 million Christmas turkeys will be served in the UK next week.
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But what about the Ukraines, the Slovakias, the Turkeys, the Hungarys, the Albanias, the Romanias, and the Croatias?
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In coming days, I'll be trying to be helpful to all in matters of turkeys and behavior alike.
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The turkeys are staying in their own room, set up for their specific turkey needs, including separate beds.
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Wild turkeys and pheasants, ducks, geese and swans were spit-roasted, as was a vast supply of venison.
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Miguel Acevedo, 58, the president of the Fulton Houses tenant association, said Google supplied 980 turkeys this Thanksgiving.
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"Quotations From a Ruined City" has the horrible pilgrims running around with their pilgrim guns and their turkeys.
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The first pardon The National Turkey Federation started donating two turkeys to the White House annually in 1947.
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For several generations, KellyBronze heritage turkeys have been bred in England and preferred by chefs like Jamie Oliver.
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She said the turkeys "generally cooperate," but it takes a self-assured approach to scare off the birds.
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McMURDO STATION, Antarctica — We landed on the ice in time for Thanksgiving dinner: 203 turkeys and 140 pies.
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U.S. SENATE SANCTIONS BILL TARGETS TURKISH OFFICIALS, MANDATES SANCTIONS OVER TURKEYS PURCHASE OF RUSSIA S-400 MISSILE SYSTEM
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Trump took part in the yearly event to pardon Bread and Butter, the turkeys in question this year.
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"—it's Carlson's final admission that steals the episode: "As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly.
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A: I have definitely had some turkeys, although no one ever sets out to make a bad movie.
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" Mr. Munger then added: "Certainly we're not going to ban all guns surrounded by wild turkeys in Omaha.
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The turkeys had been gobbling it up in a Washington D.C. suite while awaiting Tuesday's time-honored tradition.
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Expecting them to embrace a purpose-driven view of capitalism is like asking turkeys to vote for Thanksgiving.
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But everywhere else, turkeys are bundled with a host of other Thanksgiving essentials for a very convenient price.
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At the White House, Trump, carrying on a lighthearted holiday tradition, "pardons" two turkeys, named Bread and Butter.
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But so far, no single, common supplier of turkey products or live turkeys has been identified, health agencies say.
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The outbreak strain of salmonella has been identified in raw turkey products, raw turkey pet food, and live turkeys.
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They did not get any wild turkeys but caught a few rainbow trout and posed together in hunting camouflage.
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A flock of aggressive turkeys prompted a postmaster in Hillsdale, New Jersey to call 911 for help on Tuesday.
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Buy 10 turkeys weighing 20 pounds or more for Thanksgiving this year, and the Prime membership pays for itself.
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Martha feeds the turkeys, Snoop Snapchats the whole thing, and that, I believe, is the end of this show.
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Yet in Southie, home turf, he bought turkeys for the poor at Thanksgiving and held open doors for women.
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What's weird is that in the video the turkeys are circling a dead cat — definitely not a dangerous predator.
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Mr. Hunt's strategy is to be the alpha male, wading right through flocks of turkeys with a confident air.
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EU SAYS TURKEYS DECLARED INTENTION TO ILLEGALLY CONDUCT A NEW DRILLING OPERATION NORTHEAST OF CYPRUS IS OF GRAVE CONCERN
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With even a small whole turkeys weighing in at 12 pounds, that can mean as much as $10 saved.
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Make no mistake, the unicorns are more substantial than the turkeys of the 2000 tech bubble, such as Pets.
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Many spices can not only enhance the flavor of our holiday turkeys and hams but also reduce oxidative stress.
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You can't do that to heritage turkeys because they get real tough if you cook them at over 325°.
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She's hunted since she was a child, when she and her father would try to shoot turkeys (usually unsuccessfully).
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Arkansas, Indiana, Missouri, and Virginia round out the list, with each state contributing more than 15 million turkeys annually.
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The blood would spurt, and he would then crack the turkeys' necks by hand to help with the draining.
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He emphasized his point with a photo of 10 turkeys standing on and near a black sport utility vehicle.
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Together, they almost look like the wattles of the two turkeys she pardons in grand, ridiculous, Thanksgiving presidential tradition.
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In 1953, someone at Swanson misjudged the number of frozen turkeys it would sell that Thanksgiving -- by 26 TONS!
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Baby T. rexes were covered in peach fuzz and the size of small turkeys — here's what they looked like
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Amazon's recently purchased Whole Foods is cutting prices for its organic or non-antibiotic turkeys for Thanksgiving this year.
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Turkeys, pies and beer City officials offered one of the community's largest buildings, the McBean Pavilion, for the event.
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The turkeys stand accused of loitering in trees, digging up gardens and "covering" a pickup truck in their turds.
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"They were making him run sprints, not letting him get a drink, just being real turkeys," Warner told KPHO.
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According to Atlas Obscura, some of these turkeys even wore leather booties, a sort of ornithological precursor to Nikes.
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In an unrelated event several hours later, President Donald Trump pardoned one of two turkeys named Bread and Butter.
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Turkeys being pardoned by the president is a Thanksgiving tradition, apparently going back to President Abraham Lincoln in 1863.
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On Sunday, November 24, this year's two presidential turkeys arrived in style at The Willard Hotel in Washington, D.C.
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Ben Drew, a Muir Center spokesman, said the turkeys had become increasingly aggressive toward patients in the last year.
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LONDON — On his poultry operation outside Manchester, England, Michael Bailey used to raise turkeys and sell them at Christmastime.
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Older residents, he said, tend to call to report aggressive turkeys on the lawn or roosting in their trees.
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"Wild turkeys have a 'pecking order' and people who act fearfully will be treated as subordinates," the site advises.
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The two turkeys, Drumstick and Wishbone, participating in this year's National Thanksgiving Turkey Pardoning Ceremony have arrived in DC!
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In fact, they are the second-most terrifying bird behind turkeys (large, tenacious) and ahead of crows (eidetic, vengeful).
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Conan's surprise appearance came one day before Trump is set to participate in the annual pardoning of Thanksgiving turkeys.
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"He told us, 'You can't fly with the eagles if you're walking around with the turkeys,'" Mr. Peña said.
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This year, the two turkeys hoping to be spared from the Thanksgiving dinner table are named Bread and Butter.
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Trilobites As Americans get ready to carve Thanksgiving turkeys, ponder this question: When was this famous fowl first tamed?
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The president is poised to pardon a pair of turkeys this year in a Rose Garden ceremony on Tuesday.
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In some wedding ceremonies, dancers carry on their shoulders turkeys that are drunk on mezcal, and later consume them.
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Trump seems to bring controversy with him wherever he goes, and that includes the simple act of pardoning turkeys.
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On Sunday, she was serving 17 roasted turkeys at an event advertised on social media and flyers around town.
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So the fact that the Greendale Farm Shop near Exeter, England suggested that its customers might want to choose their own Christmas turkeys wasn't exactly out of the ordinary—and it definitely wasn't an offer that one would expect to end in death threats (for the shop's human employees, not the turkeys).
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He added that police never let the turkeys inside, and he's even spotted one on top of a police cruiser.
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The CDC specifically noted on Twitter that folks should thaw their turkeys in the fridge rather than on the counter.
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John Gabbert grew up on a 250-acre farm in rural Northern California, raising pigs, sheep turkeys, chicken and ducks.
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In the past, farm animals like pigs and even turkeys have eased their nervous owners by accompanying them on airplanes.
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"We get a lot of Facebook messages and calls from people helping us figure out the turkeys' patterns," Johnson said.
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I loved my chickens and turkeys just as much as I loved my dogs and horses, and I still do!
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But, as it turns out, "[M]exico is full of turkeys AND we ended up getting one there," they said.
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Delta previously said "comfort turkeys, gliding possums known as sugar gliders, snakes, spiders, and more" have been spotted on flights.
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After the pardoning, Drumstick and Wishbone will join last year's turkeys, Tater and Tot, at Virginia Tech's "Gobblers Rest" exhibit.
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A strain of low pathogenic H5N2 avian flu was discovered in a flock of 84,000 turkeys in Barron County, Wisconsin.
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Bob's Turkey Farm posted on Facebook that the turkeys killed were between the ages of one day and three weeks.
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Today we have a YouTube livestream, which will broadcast the event live, reminding turkeys that they shall never defeat America.
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"Our Prime member exclusive promotion broke Whole Foods' all-time record for turkeys sold during the Thanksgiving season," Bezos wrote.
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Organic turkeys from Whole Foods are now available for $3.49 per pound, a 50 cent price drop from $3.99/pound.
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Few things herald Thanksgiving as loudly as turkeys, flight delays, and long hours in front of the TV watching football.
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Chickens, pigeons, turkeys, and ducks trooped off for their coops, while seagulls largely headed back to rocky islets to roost.
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Wild turkeys in a New Jersey town have become stubborn and bold, and some people there say they're a menace.
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The rapper, 238, returned to her old neighborhood in Queens on Wednesday to hand out turkeys ahead of Thanksgiving Day.
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Meantime, some 240 million turkeys were projected to be raised this year in the US, so we hope you're hungry.
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And when they were superfat the lady tied them up and tried to shove them into the oven like turkeys.
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And a recent avian flu outbreak compelled farmers to cull tens of millions of chickens and turkeys around the country.
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Last month, the U.S. Department of Agriculture reported that the total frozen whole turkeys in cold storage as of Sept.
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With so much focus on this commercial turkey, heritage turkeys -- with their colorful feathers and scrawny size -- declined in numbers.
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They've roasted turkeys in dozens of ways, and walked through stock making, and all manner of other Thanksgiving-centric content.
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On Sunday, two turkeys arrived at their five-star hotel in Washington, D.C., to await pardoning by President Donald Trump.
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The turkeys, which were raised on a farm in Sampson County, North Carolina, took a moment to inspect the room.
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Act 2 tells tales of wild turkeys attacking people, including one that unleashed a reign of terror on Martha's Vineyard.
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" He wrote how the kriegies lived off the surrounding land, where they found "countless chicken, geese, turkeys, lambs and pigs.
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We bide time as ice is defrosted from windshields, wings and turkeys; and as cashiers ring up a 9 a.m.
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A group of 13 BuzzFeed writers sampled turkeys cooked three ways in 2013, and 10 preferred the dry-brined bird.
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And rumors that the president has ordered the execution of all turkeys previously pardoned by Barack Obama are not true.
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Some of the species of MOA (order Dinornithiformes) were the size of turkeys, but the largest stood 10 feet tall.
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She chattered, unfazed, above sudden gusts of wind, shrilly gabbling turkeys and the occasional cricket-like ringtone of her phone.
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The airline did not specify the size of the payment but Turkeys Hurriyet newspaper reported it was worth $225 million.
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She and the other researchers also confirmed with a scanning electron microscope that the eggs were from turkeys as well.
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They are formed into turkeys with pretzel sticks for tails, or into pine cones with whole almonds for the scales.
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Of course it includes turkey, in this case, two, 20-pound free-range turkeys that cost $5,800 ($145-per-pound).
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Delta Air Lines is cracking down on comfort dogs, turkeys and a host of other animals passengers bring on board.
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"Customers have attempted to fly with comfort turkeys, gliding possums known as sugar gliders, snakes, spiders and more," Delta said.
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He said the bird was just one of 80 turkeys competing for a chance to spare its life from becoming food.
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Wildflowers bloom all year round, and deer, black bears, wild turkeys, and other woodland animals meander on the 105-mile path.
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The National Turkey Federation provided the farm with 25 six-week old turkeys in August, according to the Iowa Farm Bureau.
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The company's website says there were about 10,000 turkeys at its farm in Lancaster, and 3,000 at a farm in Ashburnham.
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The turkeys are moving at a deliberate-but-not-quick-pace, just right for some kind of Eyes Wide Shut ceremony.
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Bishop and his colleagues rounded up a dozen species from cute little quail and turkeys to long-legged ostriches and emus.
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Pardoning turkeys is a White House tradition which helps remind birds that Americans can both give life and take it away.
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The discounted turkeys can be reserved online then picked up at a local store, or bought on customers' usual shopping trip.
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Last week, the city's police department gave out entire frozen turkeys to 20 drivers who were pulled over for minor violations.
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HUMAN beings domesticated several of the animals they encountered during their colonisation of the Americas—notably guinea pigs, llamas and turkeys.
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For the families gathering together on Thursday to enjoy their turkeys, turducken or tofurkey, remember why you gather together each year.
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The latest 2016 numbers from the USDA show that two-thirds of turkeys produced in the US hail from six states.
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Please don't try to flush nappies, sanitary towels, paper towels, unwanted Christmas jumpers, turkeys, Christmas lights, or granddads down this toilet.
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"On several occasions, President Trump has threatened to 'destroy Turkeys economy' should Turkey violate its obligations," they wrote in the letter.
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But if you prefer, the chain also is selling Butterball Premium all natural frozen whole turkeys for 87 cents per pound.
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Their all-natural brined fresh young turkeys will be $1.99 per pound, with sizes available from 12 pounds to 22 pounds.
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"They're kind of like don't-mess-with-me birds," Mr. Landolfi said as several dozen turkeys spread out near his home.
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The toms have overseen the renaissance of wild turkeys from around 30,000 in the 1930s to an estimated seven million today.
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On April 2, it struck Minnesota yet again, and within two weeks, the flu hit 23 farms holding 1.5 million turkeys.
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That includes the expensive hotel stay for the turkeys the night before their big moment in front of the news cameras.
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Unlike the heritage breeds, conventional commercial turkeys such as the Broad Breasted White are often bred to grow fast and big.
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After returning from Sweden, she shot wild turkeys for Thanksgiving dinner with a newly purchased 20-gauge over-and-under shotgun.
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Germany has culled more than 700,000 farm chickens, turkeys, ducks and other poultry types since November 2016 to combat bird flu.
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William Bradford, Governor of Plymouth, wrote in his journals of the "great store of wild turkeys" that the colonists had hunted.
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The Friskopps now have a full dozen inflatable turkeys in front of their house, on the roof, and in the trees.
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" And for good measure, he added, the turkeys also needed to be dealt with because they were "disrupting people's daily lives.
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She nurtures hundreds of bobwhite and Japanese quail, fluffy Chinese black-skinned Silkie chickens, guinea hens, partridge and heritage breed turkeys.
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He and his wife, Irma, and their four children got out last month, along with all their dogs, chickens and turkeys.
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Old men sat at long tables laden with broiled turkeys and bottles of nonalcoholic pear juice, exchanging news and renewing friendships.
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What to expect: Under President Barack Obama, the event included a lot of dad jokes about presidential pardoning power and turkeys.
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But new demands — like a U.S. request for India to buy more walnuts and turkeys — kept popping up, delaying an agreement.
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It turned out he could, so he bought more birds: thousands of chickens, but also turkeys, ducks, geese and guinea hens.
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But keep in mind that for turkeys, this flight is very short in duration: just long enough to escape a predator.
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The virus was found on a farm of with 57 chickens, turkeys, ducks and geese on the island of Hallig Suederoog.
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By 1959, soybean oil meal was described as "an excellent source of growth promoting" for young farm animals, such as turkeys.
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November will forever be synonymous with turkeys and foliage, but it's also known and loved for being a designated sale month.
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I've tasted turkeys that were ruined by over brining; the meat gets that springy, spongy texture of ham in a can.
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This is the fourth consecutive year the turkeys will head to Blacksburg after D.C. Previously, they went to Disneyland and elsewhere.
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Forget about birds born and bred among the rolling fields and idyllic pastures, turkeys may soon be grown in test tubes.
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Right now, the final group of about 10 turkeys is touring schools in their home state, getting used to crowds in preparation for the big day in D.C. A few days before Thanksgiving, the chairman will personally drive the turkeys to D.C. — and bring his whole family to the White House for the actual pardoning ceremony.
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The Department of Agriculture confirmed on Friday that a strain of avian influenza had hit a commercial flock of turkeys in Indiana.
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"There's lots of turkeys that roam our parking lots, and that doesn't include the people who work here," Johnson told the publication.
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The family recently wrapped up their Thanksgiving celebration, which included two turkeys on Thursday that Hart offered a peek at on Instagram.
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The hotel is also working on arranging more time for guests to interact with the turkeys at a special meet-and-greet.
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Whole Modern commercial turkeys don't contain much fat, yet, as we all know, fat is what provides meat with juiciness and flavor.
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The turkeys usually stay in a swanky hotel room at places like the Willard InterContinental Hotel in downtown Washington before the event.
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The US Air Force even tested whether sonic booms could crack eggs in chicken coops or stop minks and turkeys from reproducing.
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In New York State, where wild turkeys were also exterminated in the 1800s, officials started to restore the population in the 1950s.
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The grocery list includes four turkeys, five types of pie, stuffing, gravy, fruit, buttered rolls, mashed potatoes and gravy and sweet potatoes.
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The actor and father of five is speaking out for the millions of turkeys who are killed each year for Thanksgiving meals.
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I've been cooking for quite a while, and I've cooked thousands of turkeys and I do a thermometer each and every time.
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And President Obama will keep that spirit alive when he pardons his last turkeys at 2:45pm ET/11:45am PT today.
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In accordance with Amazon's tradition of congratulating itself for vaguely-defined excellence, Bezos did not say exactly how many turkeys were sold.
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And, while you're at it, why not check out some of the greatest viral videos featuring turkeys being their absolute strangest selves.
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In November 1981, Butterball introduced a toll-free hotline with a simple mission: to help Thanksgiving chefs turn out top-notch turkeys.
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Far too little attention, however, has been given to the actual human turkeys Trump has pardoned throughout his first year in office.
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Few people are willing to come to the defense of human turkeys outside of some well-paid lawyers, and even then, meh.
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The choices are rounded out by Bullheads, celebrating a local fish, and Gobblers, in honor of the wild turkeys of the region.
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They were among 85033 turkeys raised for this year's pardoning event and will live at Virginia Tech's "Gobbler's Rest" exhibit going forward.
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They earned virtually nothing for their work eviscerating turkeys, and were increasingly abused and humiliated if they didn't perform up to speed.
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According to News 20193, several areas in the Garden State are having issues with bold, menacing and mannerless gangs of wild turkeys.
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"Murder : crows :: ___ : turkeys" held me up for a while, as I tried to tell my brain that the answer was not GAGGLE.
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The turkeys will be perfectly trimmed, mashed potatoes piled up on our plates, and we will happily overindulge on cakes and pies.
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Phil Murphy to intervene, saying they are a "big problem" in Tom's River and sharing a picture of turkeys surrounding his car.
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Presidential turkeys are raised separately from their soon-to-be-stuffed counterparts, according to the South Dakota Soybean Research and Promotion Council.
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The consequence of this change, however, is that male turkeys have grown so heavy that they can no longer mate with hens.
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Mr. Sosa has taken to throwing shoes at the turkeys that perch on trees and keep him awake with their nocturnal yelps.
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Every year, he donates 1,000 turkeys to be distributed amongst families in need across the city, and this year is no different.
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The final cargo on the High Line train, which was in service from 1934 to 1980, was three boxcars of frozen turkeys.
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While turkeys share a name with the country at the crossroads of Europe and the Middle East, they originated in the Americas.
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The birds went in rotating ovens first thing Monday morning, and by noon, a row of beautifully browned turkeys filled the kitchen.
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Oy. Yes, politics has always been intertwined with the most quintessentially American holiday — just ask those turkeys the presidents pardon every year.
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Texas has the most turkeys in the nation, with an estimated population of half a million, followed by Alabama, Kansas and Wisconsin.
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Two turkeys, one a stormy froth of yellow and orange, the other a feathery spattering of dashes and drips, anticipate Abstract Expressionism.
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They would dress up turkeys and release them into the streets; they would flirt with cops to get them on their side.
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"We gave away turkeys at Thanksgiving, we gave away a great amount of toys around Christmas," Mr. Scott said in the interview.
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" He added that the pardons would be popular among the gathered news media because "after all, turkeys are closely related to vultures.
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The White House tradition of pardoning a pair of turkeys during the Thanksgiving holiday is a form of nationally accepted dark humor.
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This is the meat thermometer I use for everything: roasting flavorful turkeys, smoking pork butts, and making everything from candy to candles.
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Tales of flights filled with service peacocks, service rabbits, service monkeys, service turkeys, and service iguanas have become an internet cottage industry.
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Within the houses in Mitla Fortress, the team found several eggshells and more than 400 bones belonging to baby and adult turkeys.
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The two turkeys came from a farm in Sampson County, N.C., and were named by the students at nearby Harrells Christian Academy.
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The turkeys were named Bread and Butter — "or as Trump calls them, 'The two essential food groups,'" Jimmy Fallon joked Tuesday night.
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The state last year tallied about 830 million head of broiler chickens, plus 32 million head of turkeys, a federal inventory shows.
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The White House turkeys have officially arrived in Washington, D.C., for the pardoning ceremony, which is set to take place on Tuesday.
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We don't own the patent on over-roasted turkeys and we certainly aren't the only people putting apples and pumpkins into pies.
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All other emergency room visits were relatively minor — four involved strained backs from attempting to lift turkeys — and no fatalities were reported.
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With Thanksgiving approaching, the agency is reminding people that they should always properly handle and cook their turkeys to kill any possible salmonella.
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Hands down my favorite animal costar and I've worked with lots of them, a lot of them on the West Wing like turkeys.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama dished out some final Thanksgiving puns Wednesday as he performed the ceremonial White House task of pardoning turkeys.
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The state's Department of Environmental Protection, which reintroduced turkeys to the state in the 1970s, says that there are now about 25,000 statewide.
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Last fall, however, she put an end to her husband's habit of leaving birdseed on the edge of their property for the turkeys.
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The case comes as the United States and Turkey are at odds over Turkeys military offensive into northeastern Syria against Kurdish-led militia.
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And since November 2165, home cooks panicked over the states of their turkeys have turned to the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line for guidance.
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And so was the isotopically anomalous big cat, which had clearly been fed on animals (perhaps turkeys) that had, themselves, fed on maize.
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Was this cat a menace to this group of turkeys and now they are circling it as a part of a celebratory ritual?
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If you have not yet had the pleasure of researching this mob of turkeys who take huge dumps everywhere, please find the time.
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In last year's bird flu outbreak — the worst in decades — infected flocks prompted the depopulation of 7.5 million turkeys and 42.1 million chickens.
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Although the turkeys offer no offense, their presidential pardoning invites the question: What is the significance of such a public rite of forgiveness?
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These include no cages for hens and sows, and, for chickens and turkeys, shorter transport times and better lighting relative to industry standards.
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Germany culled more than 700,000 farm chickens, turkeys, ducks and other poultry types between November 2016 and March 2017 to combat bird flu.
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You can almost hear the barking dogs, the calls of a bevy of children and the gobbling of turkeys that once wandered here.
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Meanwhile, the National Farmers Union is encouraging everyone to "back British farming" for Christmas, by buying local British turkeys from local British farms.
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Trump warned the two turkeys, named Peas and Carrots, that while they were receiving presidential pardons, a federal court could always block them.
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Demand for organic and specialty turkeys has been growing in recent years, but the most popular ones for Thanksgiving remain frozen whole birds.
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"This year overall has been a more challenging year in general," said Jay Jandrain, COO of Butterball, the nation's largest supplier of turkeys.
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We know that turkeys are usually the mascot of Thanksgiving, but maybe just for 2018, the mascot could be Sandy the sea lion.
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My thoughts through three games are: How bad does Buck Allen have to be if he's a healthy scratch behind those two turkeys?
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In addition to millions of broiler chickens and turkeys, thousands of swine are estimated to have been lost to floodwaters and damaged facilities.
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Then there are wild turkeys, which can be aggressive and trample over yards, and feral cats that urinate on lawns, leaving foul odors.
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Melissa Clark at NYT Cooking has the definitive guide to roasting turkeys for those of you joining me in that task this weekend.
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A tiled section of its otherwise yellow-brick facade, at the second floor, is a tip-off to where turkeys once rumbled through.
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" Rasheen Taitt, 43, a mechanic, said the turkeys bring "flair" to the neighborhood, adding, "Where else can you see this in the city?
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Mr. Andernach said the Staten Island turkeys fall somewhere between being wild and being domesticated like those raised on a farm for food.
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He selected only the green and the brown, sketching grass beneath the birds' feet while leaving the turkeys in black and white outline.
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As Zim's almighty fools erupt in a chorus of "lippy smacky noises," we're reminded that, like Gir, we were the turkeys all along.
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Unlike Mr. Ginsberg, Mr. Maxwell has remained a strong presence in his hometown, distributing turkeys at Thanksgiving and hanging out in the neighborhood.
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Being a movie, it can show us Frank Reese, a Kansas poultry farmer who carries on old traditions, at work with his turkeys.
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As she wrote in her memoir, the veal was "less tender" than in France, the herbs harder to find, the turkeys much bigger.
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President Harry Truman welcomed some unusual guests to the White House for December 1948 when he was gifted turkeys for his Christmas dinner.
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But Spaniards who conquered Mexico took fat domesticated turkeys back to Spain in 1519, and they instantly became popular for taste and nutrition.
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"Good decision by President @realDonaldTrump to work with Congress to impose crippling sanctions against Turkeys outrageous aggression/war crimes in Syria," Graham tweeted.
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It doesn't bother her either to scatter dried worms to the turkeys and 100-odd heritage chickens that trail her wherever she goes.
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You know the holiday season has officially begun when the White House segues from pardoning the Thanksgiving turkeys to unveiling the Christmas decorations.
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Nearly half a million turkeys and chickens were killed this week in Indiana after contracting a new strain of avian influenza called H7N8.
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Weird TurkeysImage: Agricultural Research Service, USDABack in the 1950s, a team of scientists at a Maryland agricultural research center discovered some turkeys reproducing asexually.
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The Republican president couldn't resist referring to his predecessor, former Democratic President Barack Obama, who pardoned two turkeys named Tater and Tot last year.
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Photo: Rene JohnsonA pet peacock that's evaded capture for weeks in Vermont has reportedly ditched his human family for a group of wild turkeys.
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Eighty percent of antibiotics sold in the US go not to human patients, but to the nation's plate-bound pigs, cows, turkeys, and chickens.
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The farm is involved in a pilot project that allows consumers to be able to find out where the turkeys they buy are raised.
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There was also a bizarre incident in 2005 when 60 Thanksgiving turkeys, given to his staff to disperse to people, may have gone missing.
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Since the state is also a major producer of hogs, turkeys, and chickens, the manmade lagoons that hold all the animal feces could overflow.
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And turkeys don't usually eat dead animals, including dead cats, so it's not like they're doing some weird ritual dance before tasting their meal.
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Turkeys don't generally vote for Thanksgiving, and, in Davos, billionaires like Michael Dell laughed at the idea that they should pay significantly higher taxes.
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She spoke of seeing shopping carts full of meat and turkeys earmarked for the bishop's family while others made do with rice and beans.
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UNPAID BILLS Turkeys construction sector a major driver of the economic boom during much of Erdogans 16-year rule has been particularly hard hit.
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Advocacy groups, such as the Autistic Self Advocacy Network, counter that they'd like to include cats, rabbits, and birds (except chickens, ducks, and turkeys).
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Those who have an Amazon Prime membership can purchase organic turkeys for $2.99 per pound and antibiotic-free birds for just $1.99 per pound.
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But actually, chickens are more loaded with the stuff than turkeys, and you don't conk out every time you eat some McNuggets, do you?
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The site notes that he had an army of 250 volunteers to help him hand out the turkeys, which Butterball donated for the occasion.
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The price of frozen whole turkeys this year is expected in a range of $1.18 to $1.20 per pound, compared with $1.16 in 2015.
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And get this -- Skrine was out donating 250 turkeys and 200 pounds of veggies for Thanksgiving with his foundation when we ran into him.
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After some research to try to explain such behavior, it turns out that wild turkeys do not normally eat cats, or even dead cats.
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For decades, Norman Oliver of Wilmington, Delaware, has been handing out turkeys to families who can't afford to buy one for their Thanksgiving meal.
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Turkeys live pretty much everywhere in the United States, as you can see in this map below — which uses 2012 data from the USDA.
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The Indiana Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory at Purdue University tested samples from flock, and the USDA confirmed the turkeys were infected with bird flu.
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I would walk around the grounds and there were scientists hula-hooping and wild turkeys roaming and an environment of people doing interesting things.
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GAP is a nonprofit that uses a five-step program to rate the welfare of cattle, chickens, pigs, hens, bison, goats, sheep, and turkeys.
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There, both turkeys will be cared for by veterinarians and students of the university's Animal and Poultry Sciences Department, according to the White House.
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Everyone does turkeys on Thanksgiving, and turkey's awesome, but people usually make turkey better by stuffing it with other things like chicken and duck.
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The company will continue to use antibiotics to treat sick turkeys and to stop the spread of diseases within flocks that include sick birds.
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Its proponents defend the practice as an expression of cultural heritage and argue that eating dogs is no different from eating cows or turkeys.
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Vincent Landolfi Jr. said he became so agitated by what he said is a misrepresentation of the turkeys' behavior that he pushed back online.
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Three of the people interviewed reported working in a facility that raises or processes turkeys or living with someone who worked in such facilities.
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He would hand out chocolate turkeys and let people sit on his bed, a thin mattress on a wood strip over two box crates.
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A Keurig coffee maker was another bestseller, the company said, and Amazon-owned Whole Foods stores sold more turkeys for Thanksgiving than ever before.
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Customers will be able to purchase organic or non-antibiotic turkeys at a reduced price of $3.49 per pound and $2.49 per pound, respectively.
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His father was an elementary school dean who mentored scores of young men; his softball team still gives away a dozen turkeys every Thanksgiving.
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Plus, Costco traditionally sells Thanksgiving turkeys for 99 cents per pound, which is a tough price to beat for a fresh (not frozen) bird.
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"For many decades, well over 99% of all turkeys produced in the US belong to this breed," Howard said of the Broad Breasted White.
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Wild turkeys have been wreaking havoc in Tom's River, New Jersey, where local residents say the fowl have attacked them and destroyed their property.
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Trump poked fun by saying that House Democrats may try to ruffle some feathers and subpoena the turkeys as they live out their retirement.
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Every year, two turkeys are selected from different farms around the country and presented to the president on behalf of the National Turkey Federation.
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And it already offered special coupons to Prime members to help them save more at times — like when it discounted Thanksgiving turkeys, for example.
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At the two RedFarm Chinese restaurants, the chef Joe Ng prepares about 30 turkeys, served by the half, in the style of Peking duck.
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A bird flu outbreak in 2015 caused $850 million in damages and required the culling of 50 million commercial turkeys and chickens, he said.
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Lou Tobacco, an associate executive director at Staten Island University Hospital, said the turkeys often get in the way of employee and visitor vehicles.
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Some residents have emerged from their homes to see "a dozen turkeys standing on the back railing," leaving feces on the porches, he said.
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As you bike or hike through craggy shorelines and woodlands, you'll glimpse wild turkeys, red foxes, bald eagles, peregrine falcons, seals, otters and porpoises.
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On a food shoot, those receptacles might also hold pristine cakes or whole roast turkeys painted in lacquer, the food stylist's version of bronzer.
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It had culled more than 700,000 farm chickens, turkeys, ducks and other poultry types between November 2016 and March 2017 to combat bird flu.
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The National Thanksgiving Turkeys, weighing in at 45 and 47 pounds, respectively, were plucked from a flock raised by Butterball turkey farmer Wellie Jackson.
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After all turkeys are closely related to vultures, I don't know if I like that line, but there is a little truth to it.
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Most of the turkeys you buy in the supermarket were slaughtered between two and six months ago, and they're not a very nice product.
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The state has even published an in-depth how-to guide called "Prevent Conflicts with Wild Turkeys" on their energy and environmental affairs website.
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On the day before Thanksgiving, we'd load up his station wagon with frozen turkeys, and we would deliver them to each one of his employees.
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John McCain put his military skills to good use last year during his final Thanksgiving — which he spent deep-frying seven turkeys for his family.
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While you're gagging at the prospect of eating this dish, let me mention that ptarmigans are Galliformes, an order that includes chickens, turkeys, and pheasants.
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Usually guests only see them when the turkeys arrive and are in the lobby, but we want more guests to get that opportunity this year.
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He started with 50 turkeys in July on a South Dakota farm and whittled the group down based on their comfort around adults and kids.
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They find a huge plot of it roughly about an hour away from New Ham, and not only that, the area is full of turkeys.
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In the clip, Kylie shows off an oven full of turkeys and ham as well as an assortment of desserts and dressings on the countertops.
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Further down the corridor is "The Dogs have Grown Up with the Turkeys" (left) by Jake and Dinos Chapman, 2007, and Anthony Micallef's "Peacekeeper," 2007.
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But one user helpfully reminded me that some people hunt their own wild turkeys, which then might need to be transported elsewhere in the country.
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There are also ad-hoc aid deliveries from Gulf charities: in the past month, a load of frozen turkeys was handed out on the berm.
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As the sun began to go down on night one, I noticed packs of deer and wild turkeys crossing the links in the fading light.
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Popeyes: OPEN Select Popeyes locations will be open on Thanksgiving this year—and they even have Cajun-spiced turkeys that you can serve at home!
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Goffle Poultry, the New Jersey-based farm where the kit turkeys come from, advertises its price as $2.89 per pound for a freshly killed turkey.
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Though you may not realize it, besides gifting us with their savory, sleep-inducing meat, turkeys have also provided us with tons of hilarious content.
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A brave tabby cat has a very dramatic — thanks in large part to the wild video editing — face off with a group of rogue turkeys.
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Instead, People reports that the actor is flexing his philanthropic muscle by handing out 4,500 turkeys just in time for Thanksgiving — all on his birthday.
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Not all of the turkeys were for the OWN network creator and her guests, though they did plan on going through the majority of them.
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"We have a lot of people and one of the turkeys is going to our neighbor so we're not eating all of it," Winfrey said.
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The company says that as of February 2016, more than two-thirds of its chickens and half of its turkeys are raised with no antibiotics.
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"John Carter", a $275m science-fiction extravaganza that was one of the biggest turkeys in Hollywood history, should have earned $235m according to our model.
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Does it want to remain Turkeys ally or risk our friendship by joining forces with terrorists to undermine its NATO allys defense against its enemies?
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Indiana officials quarantined the farm with the infected turkeys and the birds are being killed to prevent the spread of the disease, the USDA said.
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Last year's outbreak led to the deaths of more than 48 million chickens and turkeys, either killed by the virus or culled to contain it.
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Gentamicin was the only antibiotic Cargill used to prevent disease in turkeys, and by eliminating it from the brands, 50 million birds will be affected.
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Rapper T.I. also returned to his hometown of Atlanta with his daughter Heiress Diana Harris to hand out turkeys and fresh vegetables to the community.
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"They're like gangster turkeys," says Courtney Lopchinsky, a resident who told CBS 2 of a wild turkey crashing through her kitchen window at dinner time.
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When they went to bed one night, their turkeys were healthy; the next morning, almost 100 were dead and hundreds more were gasping for breath.
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Health investigators have identified the outbreak strain of salmonella in samples of raw turkey pet food, raw turkey products and live turkeys, the CDC said.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkeys President Tayyip Erdogan is planning to visit Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar on July 23-24, the Turkish presidency said on Tuesday.
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According to ABC News, after a request from Malia and Sasha, Obama began pardoning both turkeys, though only one gets the official on-camera clemency.
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And everyone else in their neighborhood is probably wondering whether it's worth a potential misdemeanor to stab two dozen turkeys in their bloated nylon abdomens.
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Even on the holiday that you associate with tryptophan comas and drawing hand turkeys, we still need to assert our subtle moral superiority over Americans.
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After the ceremony these two turkeys will enjoy a peaceful retirement at Gobblers Rest, at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, alongside their forefathers Peas and Carrots.
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Mr. Barnes was known to hand out holiday turkeys in Harlem like a Tammany ward heeler and proudly keep bound volumes of his courtroom testimony.
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Dr. Riess has vivid memories of how her parents demonstrated empathy, by bringing turkeys before Thanksgiving to the homes of people who had almost nothing.
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You could tell the turkeys want to drag it out as long as possible, because today they asked if that vote could happen in Florida.
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Some Staten Islanders, like Eric Britt, 62, who works at Staten Island University Hospital transporting patients, remained dubious that all the turkeys could be trapped.
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Mr. Huezo, who led Thanksgiving preparations for a fifth year, begins prepping five days before the event, dicing up vegetables to roast with the turkeys.
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Seeing the normally cool C.J. sauntering into her office, only to find a pair of turkeys hanging out there, is worth the price of admission.
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With juicy meat and extra-crisp skin, Thanksgiving turkeys cooked in the manner of ducks are keeping Chinatown barbecue restaurants busy across the United States.
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When the liberal law professors are neglecting their Thanksgiving turkeys to read congressional transcripts and snarking about Trump's 13-year old son, Trump is winning.
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"It's very counterintuitive to explain to nonhunters: These gentlemen love turkeys," said Stephen Spurlock, a filmmaker who is working on a documentary about turkey hunting.
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Now, she and her husband, Jared, spend their spring weekends traveling the country to hunt turkeys, driving or flying home with meat in a cooler.
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Ms. Josephson's body was found in a wooded area off a dirt road in Clarendon County by people who were hunting turkeys, Chief Holbrook said.
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Scientists have known that turkeys were a part of many Native American cultures long before 1621—their feathers were affixed to arrows and adorned headdresses and clothing, and their meat was eaten for food—but as Peres explained "In the Americas, we have just a few domesticated animals," and as such researchers, until now, haven't ever considered the possibility of Native Americans domesticating turkeys.
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They drag them to dorm rooms and on beer runs, ignoring that fact that inside the gator's lizard brain, we're probably all just delicious, steaming turkeys.
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Click here to view original GIFThere are still a few days left to immerse yourself in everything Halloween before thoughts shift to turkeys and shopping lists.
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Cargill has not used the drug, gentamicin, to prevent disease in turkeys that supply its two biggest brands, Honeysuckle White and Shady Brook Farms, since Aug.
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For the fourth year in a row, chef Kenny Gilbert, owner of Gilbert's Southern Kitchen & Bar, came to Winfrey's house to help her prepare the turkeys.
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He compared himself to Harry Truman, the first president to receive a turkey from the National Turkey Foundation, who Trump said "refused" to pardon the turkeys.
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This morning, a bizarre video went viral on Twitter: it showed over a dozen turkeys endlessly circling a dead cat in the middle of the road.
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It'd be interesting to know how long the turkeys continued their weird ritual dance, and whether at a certain point they just got tired of it.
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"I would liken it to the Butterball hotline, but it's not about turkeys, it's about your racist uncle," said Cronk from her home in Washington, D.C.
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Since 2005 pardoned turkeys have been invited to live at Disneyland at the park's Big Thunder Ranch, and sometimes sent to Walt Disney World in Florida.
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For a long time, it was an oft-repeated trope that tryptophan, an amino acid turkeys have in spades, was responsible for the post-Thanksgiving nap.
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Progressively, parts — wings, feet, feathers — were removed from the model in an attempt to find the minimum visual stimulation needed to sexually arouse the male turkeys.
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On Friday, the U.S. Department of Agriculture forecast the number of turkeys raised nationally this year would reach 243 million birds, up 4 percent from 183.
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There is no evidence of turkeys performing "funerals" or rituals for the dead like other animals do, but this could be the start of something new.
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The turkeys also have a lot of accessories to keep them well dressed all season, including a holiday hat set, round eyeglasses, and a jaunty scarf.
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Right now, grocery chains such as Aldi and Walmart have frozen turkeys on sale for as little as 59 cents and 68 cents per pound, respectively.
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Walmart was about $5 more than Aldi, and a large part of that was because its Shady Brook Farms turkeys sell for 68 cents per pound.
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"We need speed bumps and instead of speed bumps, we got turkeys," resident Richard Flecker told CBS3 about how the animals are helping to control traffic.
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However, when the turkeys, chickens, and geese at the event turn against 5k participants, it becomes clear the break from tradition wasn't such a good call.
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The hotel stay is paid for by the National Turkey Federation, which supplies two turkeys each year for the presidential pardoning ceremony at the White House.
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"A single, common supplier of raw turkey products or of live turkeys has not been identified that could account for the whole outbreak," the CDC said.
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He gives away turkeys while riding in the back of trucks and hopes to raise a million dollars for the Food Bank for New York City.
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Cargill said it would continue to use antibiotics to treat sick turkeys and to stop the spread of a disease within flocks that include sick birds.
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In Texas in the early 1910s, an entrepreneurial rancher decided to turn the spectacle of hundreds of turkeys walking down the street into an actual parade.
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Resident Mary Ann Low told the city council she recently counted 68 turkeys in her mom's front yard, which they ruined after she painstakingly landscaped it.
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Two scientists at an Australian research institute have found that everything from seal pups to wild turkeys to elephants and giraffes can be killed by lightning.
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The resort is teeming with all kinds of wildlife, from turkeys and foxes to deer and bald eagles — but I only ever spotted squirrels and birds.
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The four VVER reactors, with combined output of 4.8 gigawatt, are expected to meet 6% to 7% of Turkeys electricity demand once they are fully operational.
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Again, I don't want to give the story away, but you can probably guess how turkeys are ingrained into the human world in a dark way.
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Meatpackers reached into rural Mexico 30 years ago to find young men who could pull pork loins or throw turkeys off a truck at 2 a.m.
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Andrea Ashby, a spokeswoman for the North Carolina Department of Agriculture, said that the storm and flooding caused the death of 3.4 million chickens or turkeys.
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Now protected, the park's 1493,2149 acres are home to wild turkeys, bobcats and black bears, as well as flame azaleas, orchids and the rare Gray's lily.
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"Three turkeys 🦃 🦃🦃 @ehdomenech," Meghan — who looked festive for the occasion, wearing a light brown autumn-colored sweater and a beret — captioned the post.
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Finally, one recent HuffPost piece turkey-shamed us all, suggesting that, for this beloved holiday, we consider curbing "the carbon footprint" of our turkeys and travel.
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Judge John Hodgman John writes: My colleague Thomas and I work in an office complex in Austin, the grounds of which are frequented by two turkeys.
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While you have the right to turn your own beak up at corporate junk food, let me remind you that wild turkeys live in the woods.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama officially pardoned two turkeys on Wednesday, in an oddly mournful replaying of a White House Thanksgiving ritual that not even his daughters attended.
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For that reason, said Richard Chang, who owns Kau Kau with his wife, Lynn Eng-Chang, the restaurant caps orders at about 80 turkeys per year.
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There has been much trial and error over the years; turkeys have fallen off their hooks because they were too heavy, and had to be tossed.
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About 30 years ago, Chinese-Americans in Chicago started going to Sun Wah BBQ with raw turkeys they had received from their employers as Thanksgiving gifts.
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This time of year, friends will seek out the couple for advice about how to cook their turkeys, or to ask for some of their meat.
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According to a U.S.D.A. agricultural census from 2012, Dubois County was home to some 1.4 million turkeys and was the leading county in Indiana for poultry production.
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A group of 250 volunteers along with McConaughey were able to pass out 83,500 frozen turkeys to local families in the area, which were provided by Butterball.
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What could be happening is that the turkeys are stuck in some kind of never-ending circle, with each bird following the tail in front of it.
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Chief Michael Hanson of the Lancaster Fire Department told the Boston-based station that his firefighters initially concentrated on protecting two other barns with turkeys in them.
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I mean think of a pack of rabid turkeys with big sickle claws on their feet, chasing after you, surrounding you, and trying to rip into you.
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Broome has taken in six turkeys over the past six months, including a male named Eddie Vedder and a beautiful solid white female turkey named Snow White.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - Germany has culled 776,53 farm chickens, turkeys, ducks and other types of poultry since November to combat bird flu, its agriculture ministry said on Monday.
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That includes sodas, hot dogs, burgers—and thanks to this over-the-top cooler with a dedicated freezer section—even microwave pizzas, ice cream, and frozen turkeys?
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Bad Blueprints Like a clarion call announcing the holiday season, your feed is going to be filled with turkeys for the next week, if it isn't already.
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That's just a drop in the bucket compared to 2015, when the worst bird flu outbreak in US history left some 50 million chickens and turkeys dead.
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The official name of this bacterial disease is psittacosis and it can be passed on by not only parrots, but other birds too, like turkeys and pigeons.
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On Thanksgiving, Americans consume about 51 million turkeys and 20 percent of all cranberry sauce purchased each year, and meals high in calories, fat, sugar and sodium.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - About 16,53 turkeys have been culled after bird flu of the high risk H5N8 strain was found on another German farm, authorities said on Wednesday.
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Wild turkeys that adapt to urban or suburban areas can become aggressive toward humans, especially during spring mating season, according to the United States Department of Agriculture.
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But as devastating as the losses were to Iowa, Minnesota and other states, their 50 million turkeys and hens represented a small portion of the poultry industry.
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Conservationists and hunting enthusiasts founded the National Wild Turkey Federation in 1973 with an explicit goal of increasing our nation's wild turkeys — and we did just that.
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A horde of wild turkeys is wreaking havoc on a small Oregon town, ruining gardens, swarming lawns, and dropping vile, odorous bird shit all over the place.
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HAMBURG, Germany (Reuters) - About 30,000 turkeys and ducks were culled in Germany over the weekend after bird flu was found on two farms, authorities said on Monday.
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More than 50 turkeys in the neighborhood of 20 pounds each will be brined in a collection of plastic barrels that are used just once a year.
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"It's very difficult for turkeys to vote for Christmas," said Murray Hunter, a researcher and former spokesman for Right2Know, a group that lobbies for access to information.
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He joked that he had been advised against seeking to reverse the pardons of Tater and Tot, the last turkeys given their reprieve under President Barack Obama.
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T. rexes had an impressive growth curve T. rex hatchlings were covered in a layer of peach fuzz and looked a lot like fluffy turkeys or ducklings.
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Picked up the turkeys, plural, this weekend, two big ones that I thought would go side-by-side in the oven because my oven's pretty big. Wrong!
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The effort would entail setting up "large, humane traps" with remote-controlled doors that can be closed when turkeys wander in to eat the grain left inside.
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Rabbits, skunks, turkeys and deer also frequent our yard, and I try to respect their wildness rather than treat them like the cast of a Disney movie.
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If you're curious, the last few pardoned turkeys have been living out their years at Gobbler's Rest, part of Virginia Tech's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.
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Kill, baby, kill Weeks after losing the 2008 election, Sarah Palin returned to Alaska, where she was still governor, to pardon some turkeys at a local farm.
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It's certainly the most hectic time at NYT Cooking headquarters, as we roast our turkeys and photograph our pies and debate the merits of canned cranberry sauce.
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Then, we let the president govern, while our king and queen cut the ribbons and host state dinners, pardon the Thanksgiving turkeys and light the Christmas tree.
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Beth Stanton, the executive director of the Interfaith Food Bank, said that the organization had asked for 860 frozen turkeys that it could distribute to its clients.
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It was apparently sold by the bale; a package arrived with enough to stuff several life-size Thanksgiving turkeys, if they happened to be made of yarn.
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Indian officials say the Americans turned into bullies and made new demands, like a request to buy more turkeys, which Indians by and large do not eat.
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It left behind drumsticks, giblets, a gizzard and was preceded in death by untold numbers of other turkeys extinguished in the long-held tradition of holiday carnivorousness.
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Impeachment may be moving forward, but tradition is tradition, which means Trump took to the Rose Garden to pardon a pair of turkeys named Bread and Butter.
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Older daughter and White House adviser Ivanka Trump was eyed along with her 6-year-old daughter, Arabella, as they approached the turkeys after the pardoning ceremony.
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Whole Foods, which is owned by Amazon, also broke its all-time record for turkeys sold during the Thanksgiving season for the third year in a row.
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The National Wild Turkey Federation estimates there are about 6.25 million wild turkeys in North America today, up from 1.3 million when the organization formed in 1973.
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Peas and Carrots are the only other living turkeys to have been pardoned and are "doing well," according to Beth Breeding, spokeswoman for the National Turkey Federation.
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Technically so might dogs, cats, miniature horses, kangaroos, possums, parrots, hamsters, ducks, turkeys, ferrets, lizards, snakes, turtles and a variety of other animals seldom seen at 35,000 feet.
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Some of what they've uncovered has been shocking: 21 men in Iowa, imprisoned for decades in a vermin-infested house, forced to gut turkeys for pennies an hour.
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Not only will the turkeys stay in a specially equipped guest room at Willard InterContinental (hotel workers cover the floor with plastic and wood chips), the 42-lb.
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The fowl feast, which was started more than 30 years ago, is also a way for animal lovers to learn more about turkeys and their more human qualities.
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" And: "I do I want to take a moment to recognize the great turkeys who weren't so lucky, who didn't get to ride the gravy train to freedom.
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"I'm pleased to report that, unlike millions of other turkeys at this time of the year, Drumstick has a very, very bright future ahead of him," Trump said.
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Sure, he also gave us overcooked turkeys like The Da Vinci Code, though in that case it's possible no director could have spun Dan Brown's prose into gold.
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"Thank you for being here and giving up your Saturday for this," the birthday boy continued during his Facebook Live speech, also thanking Butterball for donating the turkeys.
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In nearby Burlington County, the Township of Hainesport passed a local ordinance in 2012 that banned the feeding of turkeys after some cyclists and joggers reported being stalked.
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Might we suggest some flowers and chocolate turkeys to add a festive air, and maybe throw in a can of cranberry sauce — you can never have too much.
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Either turkeys have brighter colored blood than humans, or the 40-degree weather was exacerbating its vibrancy, but I was shocked to see just how red it was.
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It has even given away candy, distributed Thanksgiving turkeys, porterhouse steaks, Lay's chips, and free ice cream from Ben & Jerry's, as well as hosted a Halloween pumpkin patch.
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Neither Smithfield nor Prestage Farms, which raises hogs and turkeys, responded to questions about whether they had emergency plans to relocate livestock in the event of severe flooding.
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The "dad jokes" were on full display Wednesday as President Obama pardoned his final Thanksgiving turkeys, though he implied he may continue the tradition as a private citizen.
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As America's retail worker union, our members produce and process many of the items you'll see on your Thanksgiving table today, including turkeys, stuffing, bread, desserts, and drinks.
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The Department of Transportation may also issue stricter rules for such animals, which have included, horses, turkeys, ducks and goats, and recently asked the public for its input.
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Washington (CNN)The White House announced President Donald Trump will employ his pardoning powers next week -- on two turkeys, as is the tradition around this time of year.
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"The National Turkey Federation will also bring two turkeys from Jaindl's Turkey Farm of Orefield, Pennsylvania, for the First Family to donate," according to the White House statement.
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In an attempt to out-holiday the Friskopps, Vacha is ready with "two [turkeys] on standby" to attach to electrical cords and shove out onto his own grass.
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It would be disingenuous to pretend that January and February are entirely free of the turkeys that have come to be associated with the mid- to late winter.
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The episode, inspired by a real story one of his Atlanta friends had told about an ill-conceived Thanksgiving promotion, involved throwing live turkeys out of a helicopter.
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The turkeys, which can grow up to three feet high, are a major source of constituent complaints, said Mr. Matteo, who routinely gets updates and notifications by email.
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So he and his wife, Maria, decided to revive the tradition of distributing turkeys as a way to honor their parents — though they don't use a dump truck.
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During mating season, large groups of turkeys in Omaha have a frustrating habit of blocking Dodge Street, a main thoroughfare, during the middle of the morning rush hour.
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This year, she is cooking 303 turkeys, she said, as she is expecting many Texans from outside the congregation to fill the void left by those who died.
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Fallon took one more shot at Trump's upcoming turkey pardon during "The Tonight Show," saying the White House just released photos of the two turkeys Trump will pardon.
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A couple of turkeys from opposite sides of the tracks put aside their differences to get off the Thanksgiving menu once and for all in this animated feature.
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Nor is the musical, adapted from the 1992 vehicle that marked Whitney Houston's movie debut, opposite Kevin Costner, one of the gobbling turkeys in the jukebox-musical sweepstakes.
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David Pitman is a third-generation poultry grower, raising chickens and turkeys with his brother and parents on a property east of Fresno that his grandfather founded in 1954.
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"The outbreak strain has been identified in samples taken from raw turkey pet food, raw turkey products and live turkeys," the CDC said in a statement on their website.
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Turkeys have now joined the ranks of raccoons, foxes, coyotes, bears and deer, all of which have both fans and detractors and seem to make headlines with growing frequency.
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Before rushing out to score these deals, we've got a little warning about them: Turkeys go for an average of $1.36 a pound, or $21.71 for a 16 lb.
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And, this Thursday, while we carve our turkeys and chow down on all the classic sides, somewhere out there, our favorite celebrities will be doing exactly the same thing.
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From dropped turkeys to Friendsgivings done exactly the way they want (and even a box-mix stuffing), here are six chefs on the first time they really hosted Thanksgiving.
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She furnished me with a shower cap to wear during my treatment, and an oversized Ziplock bag, the kind you'd use to brine turkeys, "for your clothes," she said.
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If you don't carve turkeys once a year, you're likely to not do a crackerjack job of carving, but using a sharp knife will make it look much better.
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Washington Redkins stars Pierre Garcon and Chris Baker were doing a pretty cool thing Monday night, giving away Thanksgiving turkeys ... when suddenly a HUUUGE Cowboys fan crashed the party!
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HAMBURG, Germany, Dec 25 (Reuters) - About 28,000 turkeys and ducks were culled in Germany over the weekend after bird flu was found on two farms, authorities said on Monday.
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Hurricane Florence and its devastating aftermath killed 3.4 million chickens and turkeys and 5,500 hogs — and the farm animal death toll is expected to rise, reports News and Observer.
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Trump joked about his recent court defeats during the turkey pardoning ceremony, warning the two turkeys chosen, named Peas and Carrots, that a federal court could overturn his pardon.
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"I'm a vegetable gardener, so during the summer months I walk around my property to ensure the deer and wild turkeys didn't eat my vegetables or flowers," Thompson said.
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The FSA found that 69 percent, or 85033 million people, cooking frozen turkeys for their Christmas dinner fail to use sanitary measures, leading to high risks of food poisoning.
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Especially at this time of year, we rely on the countless Americans who work hard to raise and slaughter our precious holiday turkeys and hams for our home enjoyment.
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The situation has gotten so bad that MLB third-baseman Todd Frazier took to Twitter over the weekend and asked for the governor's help in rounding the turkeys up.
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Kylie also shared videos of the feast, which consisted of an oven full of turkeys and ham as well as an assortment of desserts and dressings on the countertops.
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The hovering turkeys by Rantanen cling to a similar idea of fake appearances, although less so in terms of art world shallowness than regarding consumer deceit in capitalist cultures.
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One guy had created a kind of apparatus that suspends whole turkeys, ducks, chickens, pheasants, guinea fowl, and quail over smouldering orange wood—I was pretty keen on that.
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The Latino Victory Project claims that low-income Latinos are lured to Libre events with gifts such as turkeys, flu shots and backpacks in exchange for their personal data.
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After detailing how the turkeys, named Bread and Butter, had been raised by the farmer Wellie Jackson in North Carolina, Trump proceeded to crack a joke about how Rep.
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The number of turkeys has also ballooned over the years, and on a recent visit many were concentrated on the grounds of Staten Island Hospital, their tails fanned out.
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It represents the oldest-known anatomically modern bird, sharing skull traits with today's landfowl like chickens, turkeys, quail and pheasants as well as waterfowl like ducks, geese and swans.
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During the visit, she also observed a "Christmas pudding microwave demonstration" and was shown how to cook turkeys safely, according to the local daily The Yorkshire Evening Post. Mrs.
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President Obama will, for the last time, take part on Wednesday in one of our country's odder Thanksgiving traditions: the annual pardoning of the turkeys at the White House.
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But while the reemergence of wildlife such as turkeys, deer or even bald eagles may appear trivial, just a few decades ago these wild encounters would have been noteworthy.
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This year, for the first time, D'Artagnan is selling turkeys, raised free range in Pennsylvania the same way as its Green Circle chickens, on scrap vegetables from food markets.
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Heather A. Lapham, an archaeologist at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and the lead author of the study, analyzed the bones and showed they belonged to turkeys.
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In fact, North Carolina-headquartered Food Lion has frozen turkeys for 29 cents per pound (with a minimum purchase of $35 and the use of the chain's loyalty card).
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In one such group server I'm in, a recent general chat gave way to sharing of slightly more mundane Thanksgiving-day disasters, ranging from dropped turkeys to exploding ovens.
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Trump quipped during the event that he tried to revoke former President Obama's previous pardons of turkeys, referencing his administration's work to overturn many of his predecessor's major policies.
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Now, it has nothing to do with turkeys or sage, but I loved this look under the hood of David Byrne's "American Utopia," by Darryn King in The Times.
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Two turkeys escaped a Thanksgiving dinner fate on Tuesday when President Donald Trump continued the White House's annual tradition of "pardoning" them ahead of holiday feasts across the country.
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After their official duties are done, the Very Important Turkeys will head to Gobblers Rest, a special facility at Virginia Tech, where they will spend the rest of their lives.
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But the bizarre tubular eggs have been found in Asia and North America — which means that these massive "turkeys on steroids" might have been much more common than paleontologists thought.
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In the past, the truck has carried things like discounted GoPro cameras, the new "Harry Potter" book, special editions of the Echo, or even seasonally relevant items, like Thanksgiving turkeys.
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In Hillsdale, residents like Marisa Cefali, 57, say turkeys, as well as deer, coyotes and turtles, are part of the suburban menagerie that make their surroundings feel pleasantly pastoral. Mrs.
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The Adopt a Turkey Project has saved thousands of turkeys and other animals over its 30 years, and now Farm Sanctuary and Baldwin want your help to save even more.
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Rondi Capps frequently spies bears, wild hogs and turkeys near her rural Pickens County home, but seeing a 700-pound elk stride across her property was a new experience altogether.
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A mailman sick of turkeys attacking him while he works each day is caught on camera fending them off with a pole he procured to keep them at a distance.
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"The turkeys were handed to, let's say, someone going over the speed limit a few miles an hour or rolling through a stop sign," Lieutenant Neil Lawrence told ABC News.
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"There's always the possibility of implications to human health when you see a new flu virus in animals, like we're seeing now in turkeys," Jhung told Reuters in an interview.
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The NBA legend was on his way to give away turkeys in Florida on Thanksgiving when he and members of the Broward County Sheriff's Office witnessed a head-on collision.
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Hungary's food safety authority said last week it had found traces of bird flu at a poultry farm in eastern Hungary and would destroy 9,000 turkeys to protect nearby populations.
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For them, the real turkeys this Thanksgiving are the unelected Labor Department bureaucrats who overreached with no appreciation for the impact on small businesses, nonprofits, and the people they employ.
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It most likely needed a diaper of some sort and probably wasn't the quietest of passengers as it soared through the sky, to the envy of all other turkeys below.
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Seasonally strong demand for Thanksgiving holiday turkeys was met by greater available supplies of birds following tighter stocks in 2015 due to the U.S. outbreak of bird flu, Cargill said.
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Washington (CNN)Approximately 44 million turkeys were Thanksgiving dinner in the United States last year, but on Tuesday at the White House, one lucky bird was spared a similar fate.
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It happens to the hotel room used for the turkeys Selina pardoned at the beginning of the episode, but as long as he can't catch salmonella, he should be okay.
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You'll see wild turkeys dash across the road in front of you on their way to the acorns and hickory nuts that are in the forest on the other side.
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The recipients will be Wishbone and Drumstick, two roughly 40-pound turkeys, which were selected by the National Turkey Federation to be spared from the Thanksgiving Day feast this Thursday.
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By contrast, the American Veterinary Medical Association's Guidelines for the Euthanasia of Animals recommend the use of nitrogen for chickens, turkeys and pigs but say it's unacceptable for other mammals.
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The researchers said that in order for the residents to have both baby turkeys and turkey eggs within their houses, they must have been breeding and raising the birds nearby.
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Mr. Chan said that when he was young, he tried to avoid working at his family's restaurant on Thanksgiving because it was so busy with customers picking up their turkeys.
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With six turkeys to defrost and brine, more than 236 pounds of sweet potatoes to cube and giant trays of stuffing to mix, this is not a one-day job.
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The worry is thieves, though the camera mostly catches wildlife: rabbits, turkeys and mice, with an elk every once in a while, and, so far, one coyote and a bear.
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To reach this light sanctuary at MASS MoCA from Boston, I drove along Route 19913 across a landscape characterized by wild turkeys, purveyors of maple sweets and star-spangled bunting.
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Farm Sanctuary is a safe space for turkeys and an idyllic place in Watkins Glen, New York, where they can live out their days without fear of abuse or human appetites.
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From Oreo turkeys (just stop!) to people trying way too hard to make fruit look like the Thanksgiving bird, take solace in knowing there's thousands of #PinterestFails all over the Internet.
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"The outbreak strain of Salmonella Reading is present in live turkeys and in many types of raw turkey products, indicating it might be widespread in the turkey industry," the CDC said.
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And on Staten Island, the one New York City borough where turkeys have become a nuisance, residents say they chase children, eat shrubs and vegetables and snatch food from people's hands.
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She said items often were set aside for the bishop's family, and other witnesses recalled seeing carts and pallets loaded with meat, fish and turkeys not available to other FLDS families.
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Given that this is the time of year when more people than usual are buying turkeys, you might want to go ahead and reserve your bird online as soon as possible.
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The poults, as the young turkeys are called, have special needs, including heat and special feed to survive, the farm said, which is why there were so many in one barn.
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In 2015, an avian flu outbreak led to the slaughter of 50 million chickens and turkeys, slashing the number of egg-laying flocks in the Midwest and Pacific Northwest by 11%.
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This year, I'm supporting Farm Sanctuary's Adopt a Turkey Project because turkeys are just as friendly, smart, and full of feeling as my dogs, and they deserve to be treated better.
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"I hope you have a wonderful time at Gobbler's Rest," Obama declared, referring to the University of Virginia site where the turkeys will be spending the rest of their natural lives.
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The Stand-Off, Michael Lambie, CanadaIt was breeding season, and all the male turkeys were putting on a show for the females, but a number of birds seemed a little confused.
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As part of his partnership with Wild Turkey, the Dark Tower actor delivered over 4,500 Butterball turkeys to various homes in the town of 11,000, where the bourbon company is headquartered.
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No other turkey video will ever quite compare to that of the bizarre turkey "death ritual" caught on camera last year, when turkeys were spotted circling a dead cat in Massachusetts.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - About 21,000 turkeys are being culled after a case of H5N8 bird flu was found on another German farm, authorities said on Wednesday, as the disease spreads across Europe.
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More than 5,500 pigs and 3.4 million chickens and turkeys have been killed in Hurricane Florence, mostly by drowning in record-breaking floods in North Carolina, says the state's agriculture department.
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Seven hundred turkeys, two rappers, and an intermediate number of onlookers had assembled in the parking lot of a Kroger supermarket on Cleveland Avenue, on the scrappy south side of Atlanta.
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The resurgence of wild turkeys from near extinction has become increasingly familiar in suburban America where flocks strut Main Street quite fearlessly and occasionally chase like galloping raptors after frightened humans.
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Proceeds from an organic hot sauce went to an animal sanctuary in New Jersey, where about two hundred pigs, goats, ducks, turkeys, chickens, rabbits, and peahens live out their natural lives.
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"The turkeys are hitting the ground like sacks of wet cement!" is a memorable line from the classic episode, one that was loosely based on a less-entertaining real-life event.
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It could also potentially affect other meat industries looking to save on heating costs and create low-fat products consumers may be interested in (think of skinny cows, turkeys and chickens).
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This year, the currently unnamed turkeys are staying at The Willard, a five-star hotel in Washington, D.C. President Donald Trump will pardon them in the official ceremony later this week.
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"I think I'm the only movie star who's a movie star in spite of his pictures, not because of them; I've had some real turkeys," he told The Times in 23.
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In 2017, its farmers raised 830.8 million chickens for meat, 9 percent of the U.S. flock, and 32.5 million turkeys, or 13 percent of the U.S. total, according to USDA data.
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If you're hosting dinner this year and need a little help preparing a well-rounded menu, Omaha Steaks has everything you could imagine — from turkeys and hams, to sides and desserts.
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Storm prep led livestock operators in North Carolina, the country's second-largest producer of hogs and turkeys, to stock their grain bins with extra feed, in case the roads washed out.
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Hurricane Fran in September 1996 made landfall in North Carolina, resulting in heavy damage to the state's tobacco, corn and cotton crops and the loss of about 2500,243 chickens and turkeys.
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Just as they have in recent years, the turkeys were pampered prior to their arrival at the White House today, having arrived Sunday at the Williard Hotel to dabble in luxury.
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Passengers have pushed the patience of what flight crews, airlines and fellow travelers will tolerate as psychological support, traveling with turkeys and pigs as well as thousands of dogs and cats.
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Often, turkey comes at the instigation of the American-raised generation of the family, who grew up learning about Thanksgiving in school, over crafts like hand tracings drawn to resemble turkeys.
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Some of these rides are fund-raisers or competitive events, but others involve tooling around the city seeing sights, building appetites or even purchasing turkeys for delivery to a food bank.
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For the last three decades, the farm and animal rescue organization has thrown a "Celebration for the Turkeys," with the animals enjoying their own feast of pumpkin pie, cranberries and salad.
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Because nothing's better than a little celebrity nostalgia, we searched the YouTube archives for the most delicious food commercials featuring stars and unearthed some really sweet TV spots—and some total turkeys!
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Lab tests showed that raw turkey products contaminated with Salmonella had multiple sources of origin, and the outbreak strain was identified in raw turkey pet food, raw turkey products, and live turkeys.
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If this is the case with the turkeys on your plane, I hope they have been properly cleaned and rendered largely un-carcass like before being stowed in the shared overhead bin.
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Perhaps the most alarming scene to be caught on video occurred in 2009 in Cherry Hill, in Camden County, when a mother and her young son were accosted by a few turkeys.
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Delta says it has seen an 84 percent increase in reported animal incidents since 2016 — including urination and defecation — with passengers attempting to fly with comfort turkeys, spiders, snakes, and gliding possums.
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A third involved 12,400 broiler chickens at a smaller farm in the province of Vicenza and two others were among a small number of hens, ducks, broilers and turkeys on family farms.
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In his video, about 20 plump turkeys are holding some sort of vigil by walking in a circle around a freshly-killed cat, right in the middle of an idyllic residential street.
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That's because the companies distributing all those turkeys signed contracts setting the prices months ago, said Michael Sheats, director of the agricultural analytics division covering poultry for the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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With its verdant 228,21960 acres grazed by rabbits, sheep, pigs, goats, turkeys, ducks, geese, guinea hens, bees and chickens, it is now a textbook example of multi-species, pasture-based organic farming.
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Sainsbury's said its customers paid 14 percent less for a typical Christmas basket of goods than they did two years ago, largely down to highly targeted price cuts on turkeys and sprouts.
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Most turkeys at the infected farm were killed within a day, but it was 29 hours before all were dead, said Denise Derrer, spokeswoman for the Indiana State Board of Animal Health.
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Still, people who interacted with infected turkeys were quickly placed under a new monitoring plan developed in response to last year's outbreak, Michael Jhung, a medical officer at the CDC, told Reuters.
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The shipments, which include 9,738 whole turkeys and 67,860 pounds of shrimp, were sent to dining facilities throughout the Middle East, Europe, Africa as well as field kitchens in Texas and Arizona.
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It was the Friday before Thanksgiving, and the two were standing in the back of a U-Haul truck, facing a growing crowd of people who wanted turkeys or pictures or both.
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They were all that was left of the 56,000 turkeys that Moline and his older brother, Grant, and their father, John, were raising last May, when avian influenza arrived on their farm.
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Lewis said food, and particularly fresh food, were driving growth across all the company's stores and online, with the company selling over 0.63,000 turkeys and half a million kilos of fresh salmon.
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M&S said that customers traded up in festive food, treating themselves to more than 100,000 of its chocolate pine cones in the days before Christmas, while it sold 1.1 million turkeys.
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When Richard Miron began filming his indelible documentary, "For the Birds," his subjects, Kathy Murphy and her husband, Gary, were living alongside a collection of some 200 chickens, geese, ducks and turkeys.
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The University of Illinois Extension estimates that people will eat a total of 46 million turkeys for the holiday, though official numbers on stuffing and mashed potato consumption are less readily available.
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"You feel overlooked," said Drew Carter, a graduate of Shawnee State University in town, who was giving away free turkeys to a long line of needy families a few days before Christmas.
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Finally, Trump made light of the impeachment push on Tuesday during the annual pardoning of turkeys in the White House Rose Garden shortly before he departed for Florida for the long weekend.
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Though born in Mexico, the home country of domesticated turkeys, I did not know what a turkey was when I left it for the United States in 1943, just under age three.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Bird flu has been detected in turkeys in eastern Poland, authorities said on Wednesday, and local media reported that the outbreak could require up to 40,000 birds to be slaughtered.
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Pulsar lives at Lockheed's headquarters outside of Denver, on a canyon-y, red-rock campus where turkeys cross Titan Loop, named after the missile, as I pull up to the main building.
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Americans consume about 46 million turkeys each Thanksgiving, according to the National Turkey Federation (the organization is also responsible for raising the birds for the White House's tradition of pardoning a turkey).
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But you could find turkeys for even less: 10 of the 14 major grocery and big box chains surveyed by CNBC Make It are selling birds for less than $1.30 per pound.
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The notion that a pardon given to two turkeys out of 46 million slaughtered for the Thanksgiving holiday should be some kind of feel-good event has always felt a bit off.
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