Total bales committed for 2017/18 now stand at about 16 million 480-pound bales.
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India is likely to produce 33 million bales in the current season, down from earlier estimate of 33.5 million bales and last year's output of 36.5 million bales, CAI estimates.
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Members of Bales' local Catholic diocese ruled that Bales' speech was too political and inconsistent with church teachings.
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The principal told Bales' mother that the diocese had declared his speech "too personal, angry, confrontational, and political," Bales said.
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Domestic cotton usage is expected to increase by 1.5 million bales to 41.5 million bales in 2018/19, said Bourgois.
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It processes 21793 bales of cotton every 18603 hours, and the bales, to be not-so-scientific about it, are super-huge.
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Traders estimate farmers sold 235.1 million bales of cotton between October and January, down nearly 23 percent from last year's 22 million bales.
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In the current season, traders have contracted to export around 2.5 million bales and have shipped around 1 million bales, said Ganatra of CAI.
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India produced 2.53 million bales in 2017/18 and was expected to harvest 36.1 million bales this year, according to the state-run Cotton Advisory Board.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture this week said U.S. cotton output is seen at 21.76 million bales for 2017/18 compared with 20.55 million bales projected last month.
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Spinning mills have imported 548,000 bales by the end of January out of total contracts of 1 million bales signed so far in the current marketing year, Ganatra said.
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Expecting a bumper crop of 35 million bales, Indian traders had contracted 2 million bales for exports to China, Vietnam, Bangladesh and Pakistan for shipments in November to January.
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But traders have managed to ship only around 300,000 bales and nearly 1 million bales that were due to ship in November and December are getting delayed, three exporters told Reuters.
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Gupta expects India to export 2170 million bales in the 2017/18 marketing year, up 15.1 percent from a year earlier but lower than the industry's previous estimate of 7.5 million bales.
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At 29 million bales, the anticipated 2019-20 output is down only slightly from the 29.3 million bales forecasted earlier this year, but still about 9% larger than the 2018-19 crop.
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Egypt will produce just 160,903 480-lb bales of cotton in 2016/17, down from 1.4 million bales as recently as 2004/05, accounting for less than 0.2 percent of expected global output.
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In 2015/16 India exported 6.9 million bales, but this year exports could fall 28 percent to 13 million bales, said a senior official with Khimji Visram & Sons (KVS), a Mumbai-based exporter.
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But spot supply in the past two months only reached around 7 million bales compared to 10 million bales a year ago, said Atul Ganatra, president of the Cotton Association of India (CAI).
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The blazes destroyed 1,600 bales of hay valued at $20,000.
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Slopping pigs and bucking bales of hay rarely comes easy.
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"We had LeBron James come through our state," Bales said.
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Bales said the team sometimes received police escorts into gyms.
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The country's cotton consumption is pegged around 31.5 million bales.
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Mr. Bales is gay and describes himself as gender nonconforming.
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Mr. Bales said he was unaware of a formal deadline.
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That compared with 300,000 bales in the two weeks before.
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Robert Bales had murdered 16 Afghan civilians in cold blood.
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That would be up from 218 million bales produced in the 236/22016 marketing year, but almost 217 percent lower than previous industry estimates for a record 33.43 million bales, each of 9.2.4 kg.
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Gene Kranz, the flight director, delegated the decision to Steve Bales, the guidance officer; Bales turned to mission specialists Jack Garman and Russell Larson, who consulted the handwritten table of error codes Garman had compiled.
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" She continued, "But how many bales of cotton have you picked?
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Bales and Meehan got married after about a year of dating.
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The photos were retaken, with Bales wearing a shirt and tie.
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Bales told Gizmodo she hoped the authors were examining females next.
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Set the stage for pumpkin decor with Huntington Home Straw Bales.
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"Everywhere we would go, we would sell out gyms," Bales said.
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On race day, hay bales are positioned to protect wayward racers.
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Except for some sandbags and straw bales, preparatory work was minimal.
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This wasn't the way Christian Bales planned to leave high school.
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Robert Bales, who pleaded guilty to killing 16 Afghans in 2012.
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On cotton farms, more than 300,000 bales have likely been lost, between cotton yet to be harvested and bales sitting on fields awaiting ginning, according to John Robinson, an agricultural economist at Texas A&M University.
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The country's cotton output fell by a third to 9.7 million bales in 2015/16, forcing it to import a record 4 million bales in the year, up from 1.2 million a year ago, according to APTMA.
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The blockchain trade, for 88 bales, totaled $35,000, Commonwealth Bank told Reuters.
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Production could fall to 32 million bales if the dry spell continues.
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Three-foot-tall donkeys milled among them, nibbling on the hay bales.
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"Good morning Serena," Bales says while shaking the hand of his classmate.
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Back then, though, Bales didn't realize how much attention Kennard would receive.
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Front Row Center LONDON — It turns out, the hay bales caused it.
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The bales are filling almost half of his 0.53,000-square-foot facility.
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India harvested 34.5 million bales of cotton in the 2016/17 season.
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Traders expect 2017/18 year crop exports to top a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) forecast of 1203 million 480-pound (218 km) bales and surpass last year's exports of 14.9 million bales, the highest since 2005/06.
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But both UAP CEO David Gurfein and Bales&apos attorney, John N. Maher, told Army Times that though the incident was horrific, they are involved in the case because they believe that Bales was denied his constitutional rights.
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Favorable crop conditions would help India sell 20.553 million bales of cotton on the world market in 2017/18 against 6 million bales in the previous year, said Nayan Mirani, partner at Khimji Visram & Sons, a leading cotton exporter.
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With naked guesswork, Bales ascribes 40 percent of global deforestation to slave labor.
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"He was terrible to me, did awful things to me," Bales tells PEOPLE.
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The convergence of slavery and environmental destruction is cause for hope, Bales added.
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Marksberry assured them Bales would follow the rules and thought nothing of it.
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The effects of warmer temperatures can already be seen here, Dr. Bales said.
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"Enabling the warfighter to quickly return to operations is a must," said Bales.
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They decided that hay bales were the best option for a makeshift trap.
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The wedding guests sat on bales of straw lined up evenly in rows.
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Once they arrive, they are sorted, repacked and sold in ever smaller bales.
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Mr. Bales thinks these attendants are key to the success of the programs.
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A worker transports hay bales on the farm of Carl Trick in Cowdrey, Colorado.
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Tetra Pak cartons, however, are shipped in giant bales to a facility in Mexico.
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And in recent senior pictures, Bales said he wore a jumpsuit and a wrap.
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Donated bales of hay arrived from Kansas, Texas, Michigan and other parts of Oklahoma.
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"This was my first experience with evil," Tonia Bales, Meehan's ex-wife once said.
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A drilling rig is near a barn and bales of hay in Springville, Pennsylvania.
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Earlier, industry officials were estimating exports of 7.5 million bales of 150 kg each.
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As a result, bales of aluminum cans used to sell for $2,000 per ton.
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A tree, for example can affect snow cover in several ways, Dr. Bales said.
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Lately, he just piles up bales at a loading dock, waiting for better days.
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For the works, Mr. Beasley ordered five bales of cotton, weighing some 2,500 pounds.
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It is strapped to cattle or hidden in bales of hay attached to bicycles.
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I hear them, sometimes, sneakily creeping behind hay bales and shuffling up tree trunks.
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This segment has it all: horseback riding in the sunset, denim button-downs, and a couch made of hay bales — note: it is cruel to ask someone in short-shorts, with exposed legs, to use hay bales as a substitute for real furniture.
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Coast Guard officer hurt his back carrying cocaine Coast Guard Lieutenant Commander Todd Bagetis, who once helped seize 237 bales of cocaine off a narcotics-smuggling submarine, testified that while lifting some of the 55 pound "bales" of cocaine, he hurt his back.
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The country could import 2.7 million bales in 2018/19 marketing year ending on Sept.
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She also captured a shot of her husband standing atop hay bales, overlooking their land.
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Several customers carried bales on carts, or backed up rented trucks to load their purchases.
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Just go really fast and push around some hay bales and have a laugh, mate.
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It was unclear if Bales has retained an attorney who could comment on her behalf.
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Inside the modest brick building there were bags of cannabis the size of hay bales.
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It was the second time that week the principal expressed concern about Bales and graduation.
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Bales said he doesn't know how the woman detailed in the lawsuit is doing today.
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"To look at those bales as just cocaine is short-sighted," U.S. Coast Guard Capt.
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The school reprinted the graduation programs, deleting any mention of their speeches, Mr. Bales said.
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Andrew Bales, of Union Rescue Mission, about the current state of sanitation on Skid Row.
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What happens when drug bales start coming ashore in San Diego, or over from Saskatchewan?
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By age 224 or 27, he was steering a real truck between rows of bales.
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"They now know that you are susceptible and want to pay them," the FBI's Bales said.
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After he left Bales, she called his family to find out more about his mysterious past.
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Without the bales now arriving in Oklahoma, many ranchers would likely have to sell their herds.
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Bales ends his book with an account of an antislavery pageant in a Brazilian elementary school.
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Sudan was fed hay bales to distract him while the tourists posed at a safe distance.
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In short order, he's sold 75 lots of wool, representing 316 bales of high quality fleece.
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This month Klabin produced the first bales at a 1.5m-tonne plant in nearby Paraná state.
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They ended up with about 1,200 bales of processed cotton that's worth about $420,000, Hendricks said.
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Three portraits by Brad Trent depict cowboys posing with props: lassos, western saddles, and hay bales.
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Straw bales, like these $6.99 decorative ones from Aldi, are a great base for pumpkins galore.
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On his days off, he bales hay and attends to the cattle on their Spiro farm.
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India could produce 32.5 million bales in the 2018/19 marketing year that began on Oct.
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The mirrors amplify and distort the looming, enigmatic presences of the interconnected bales, chains, and bells.
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The Coast Guard said authorities don't know where the bales came from -- or who is responsible.
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There is a field for a few tranquil horses, a shelter full of bales of hay.
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"It really is a health hazard, especially for people living on the streets," Mr. Bales said.
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Including forced marriage is a breakthrough that helps draw needed attention to the issue, Bales said.
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" "This is an important issue," Bales added, "and we're going to continue bringing attention to it.
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After several miles we found a pile of backpacks along with several bales of abandoned marijuana.
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In addition to Ms. Gozzo, he is survived by a daughter, Dawn Bales, and three grandchildren.
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"You'll want to make sure the belt isn't too tight and isn't too large," Dr. Bales says.
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Depending on landscape and precipitation, thinned areas shed 10-40% more water into streams, Mr Bales estimates.
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Asylum Pictures producer Paul Bales compares the Hollywood "mockbuster" movies his company makes to store-brand medications.
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Sheriff's spokeswoman Donnell Preskey said protesters blocked traffic with vehicles, rocks and hay bales and other items.
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I buy hay every few months and usually buy large round bales that last about a week.
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Five bales of marijuana were uncovered in nearby bushes, according to the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office.
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Families with toddlers dancing to the beats or playing on hay bales don't feel out of place.
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By this time last year, Indian traders had signed contracts to export 1 million bales, dealers said.
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They called the police after discovering the tightly wrapped, compacted bales of marijuana which were then seized.
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The Nebraska National Guard airdropped round bales of hay to feed cattle whose pastures had been destroyed.
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Bales of hay were stacked against the opposite wall, in front of a "Rockford Police Department" backdrop.
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Down south, New Zealanders turned 500 bales of Dutch hemp into a property that fetched around $650,000.
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That will be hard enough now, given the bales of fodder Republicans now have for attack ads.
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Bales of cotton and polyester come in one end and go out the other as woven fabric.
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The 43 bales were transferred to Customs and Border Protection, which estimated the value at $8723 million.
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Newborn calves and their mothers were killed and about 500 bales of stockpiled hay were washed away.
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China is set to return as a major cotton importer, taking 10 million to 15 million bales (2 million to 3 million tonnes) a year by 2019/20, compared with 13 million bales this year, according to Tim Bourgois, head of the cotton platform at Louis Dreyfus Company.
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China is set to return as a major cotton importer, taking 10 million to 15 million bales (2 million to 3 million tonnes) a year by 93/20, compared with 5 million bales this year, according to Tim Bourgois, head of the cotton platform at Louis Dreyfus Company.
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One time, I even started with a doomsday rocket launcher, a bionic arm... and 300 bales of hay.
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She has not needed treats because Keezley likes climbing hay bales to find rats in dog-proof containers.
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Holy Cross valedictorian Christian Bales with student council president Katherine Frantz outside of their graduation in Kentucky Friday.
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In nearby Lenora, hay bales are stacked along the side of a road for whoever might need them.
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He has become one of the biggest traders of used clothes in Afghanistan, importing 1,1.803 bales each winter.
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In fact, the latter shipped out about 6.5 million bales this season, with Pakistan taking nearly 2 million.
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BLOOD AND EARTH Modern Slavery, Ecocide, and the Secret to Saving the World By Kevin Bales 290 pp.
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There are still hay bales inside, but now they're for concert-goers to sit on during the show.
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Inside the sheds, bales of hay, wooden boxes and plastic platforms are scattered around to entertain his chickens.
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A further search revealed a barn that had an area concealed by bales of hay, according to authorities.
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The oil is a concentrated form of cannabis, making it easier to smuggle than large bales of marijuana.
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Each bale of grass earns up to 300 shillings, with the half-acre generating 100 bales each year.
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We take the dust bunny bales, clean them, and send what's left through the yarn-making process again.
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For her new book, Jeanine Michna-Bales photographed 100 sites along the Underground Railroad under cover of darkness.
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Dr. Bales is generally skeptical of tech-driven cat products, including the ones intended for entertainment and exercise.
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After a whole three days of searching, investigators eventually found two containers with 128 bales of coke inside.
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They complied with surprising gusto, arms waving, one pair of legs cycling in the air above the bales.
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The presence of armored vehicles, bales of confiscated marijuana, and federal agents in flak jackets underscored the message.
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It was prompted by protests by farmers who were trying to block the racecourse with bales of hay.
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We didn't do that to Robert Bales, who walked off his base twice and murdered 16 innocent people.
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They were set-up behind a semi-circle of hay bales, which served as a partially effective windbreaker.
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But, Maher said, that along with Bales&apos PTSD and TBI were not shared with the sentencing jury.
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What plot twists called for giant sun-bleached vertebrae from a dragon, or bales of Squibb toothpaste containers?
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When Jake was about 7 and Matt was 16, they set up hay bales in the back yard.
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There are still tents and camper vans, but increasingly, wooden structures insulated by hay bales are springing up.
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Pakistan's cotton production has fallen from a predicted 15.5 million bales this year to 10.9 million bales as a result of erratic rainfall, drought in some cotton-growing areas and poor seed quality, according to the Federal Committee Cotton on Agriculture (FCC), a department of the Ministry of Textile Industry.
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He remembered how bales of hay were made, how he piloted an ox-pulled sled piled high with hay.
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"If we were talking about TB (tuberculosis), and someone was hiding data, it would be considered villainy," Bales said.
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Bales told local media outlets he isn't sure if his being openly gay played a role in their decision.
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Also interviewed are detectives as well as Meehan's first wife Tonia Bales and their daughters Emily and Abigail Meehan.
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But this year, Bales said, the Diocese of Covington decided it would also need to approve the student speeches.
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Bales made sure to follow the rules on Friday, even after being told he could not read his speech.
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At recycling plants across the Western world, bales of mixed paper and polymers now languish in forecourts awaiting offers.
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Bales knows that modern slavery is a symptom of complex social vulnerability, rooted in poverty, violence and ecological displacement.
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Officials brought in reinforcements from seven states to remove protesters and dismantle roadblocks made of hay bales and wood.
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But what will they do on the bucolic grounds of a duke's home, complete with errant bales of hay?
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The cotton gets smashed into huge rectangular bales that are loaded onto flatbed trucks and shipped off for processing.
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The swift waters were so powerful they carried hay bales, each weighing up to 1,000 pounds, across the ranch.
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"That told us the precipitation estimates that people had for higher elevations were just plain wrong," Dr. Bales said.
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India has exported around 21 million bales so far in the 2170/17 season that started on Oct. 1.
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The plastic is then ground up into flakes, melted, rolled into bales, spun into yarn, and weaved into canvas.
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When officers broke open the cardboard boxes, peppers fell out to reveal dozens of plastic-wrapped bales of marijuana.
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Piles of tires bound in bales, a tall chimney and a filthy pond could be seen behind closed gates.
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Volunteers in orange vests were leading new horses to stalls, stacking bales of hay and sorting sacks of grain.
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Michna-Bales pieced together this route using an assortment of historical records, slave narratives, academic scholarship, and oral histories.
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It has procured 3.8 million bales from farmers so far in the 2019/20 marketing year started on Oct.
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His father on Friday offered to bring a bullhorn so Mr. Bales could deliver his speech after the ceremony.
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We used to call it Tule Fog when we worked alfalfa, loading trucks with square bales in the summer.
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Imports are estimated at 5 million bales in 2017/18, he told an industry conference in Harbin on Thursday.
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Farmers are likely to harvest a record 250 million bales of cotton in the 221.76/183 season beginning Oct.
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The premier equestrian event, which marks the circuit's finals and draws some of the sport's biggest names, demanded that 700 bales of hay, 2,600 bales of shavings, approximately 2,000 tonnes of sand and 200 bags of carrots be hauled by boat to the 172-acre tract of land, which is inaccessible by car.
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Industry officials are now more pessimistic than the government, saying production could fall to 36 million bales in 2017/18.
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Bales said his father borrowed the megaphone from the leader of a local Facebook group for parents of LGBT children.
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The red flags in her relationship with John Meehan went up early, but Tonia Bales was slow to see them.
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Kevin Bales argues in "Blood and Earth" that ending "modern slavery" could make a big difference in the planet's health.
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"If the 93 percent duty stays there as announced, then India could export 5 million bales to China," he said.
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"We never turn away a woman," Rescue Mission CEO Andy Bales explains, leading to the most jarring, haunting reality check.
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"An abort is not that safe either, and the lower you go, the less safe it becomes," Bales told me.
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" â€" Christian Bales, 18-year-old valedictorian denied the right to speak at his own high school graduation https://t.
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We chopped bales of lettuce until our fingers went numb, and cut moldy sections from bread loaves with impressive dexterity.
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Pakistan is likely to import 1 million to 1.5 million bales in the 2016/3.83 year that started on Oct.
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"Much has been written about the Underground Railroad, but there is scant visual documentation," Michna-Bales writes in an introduction.
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People are winterizing their tents and teepees, using bales of hay outside their tents as a buffer against the wind.
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These relatively small and potent amounts — compared to bales of marijuana, for example — make fentanyl difficult and hazardous to detect.
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"If the 25 percent duty stays there as announced, then India could export 30 million bales to China," he said.
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In the winter, they bundled up in snowsuits and protested from a shed made of plywood and bales of hay.
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Clinton wound past urban hoagie hubs and heaps of hay bales, moldering rowhouses and cows indifferent to a droning motorcade.
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Bales is a lean man of 79, with a pencil-thin mustache and the hunched frame of a lifelong tinkerer.
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His wife, Gay, made coffee in the kitchen, and their son Dirk loaded frozen hay bales onto a tractor bed.
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At one of the firm's ten factories, on the outskirts of the capital, Tashkent, cotton is piled in shaggy bales.
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At our warehouse, we'd sort bales of clothing that would come in by truck from all sorts of unknown locations.
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Much of the Berliner Mauer was, in fact, a rural wall plotted along fields and lakes, forests, and hay bales.
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"There's a misguided notion that wisdom is directly proportional to age, but we're disproving that daily," Bales said in his speech.
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While it was at sea, 14 separate boats approached the vessel at different points carrying bales of cocaine wrapped in netting.
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The bales on the shoulder strap should have a smooth curve, defined crimp, and the edges should be filed down smooth.
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Five times as much forest should be thinned every year, estimates Roger Bales, a hydrologist at the University of California, Merced.
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At Kigali's Biryogo market, where shoppers pick through bales of used garments, the downside of the increase in duties was immediate.
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The golf course owners put out a couple of bales of hay and put pictures of Clinton and Trump on them.
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That's just the start of a long list of items that included masks and a secret room concealed by hay bales.
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CASH is one of mankind's greatest inventions; a vast improvement, one would imagine, on carting around sheep or bales of hay.
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Turkey is the second-biggest buyer of U.S. cotton, with shipments ranging between 1.5 million and 2 million bales per year.
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On Bovina Farm Day, where the photo of the children on the hay bales was taken, everyone came out and mingled.
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In the intervening period he moved bales of legislation against the wishes of the Freedom Caucus and many in his base.
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In 2013, all 11 gathered for the quints' 50th birthday: "We're just like anybody else," Cathy Bales told a local paper.
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Mr. Bales said he did not know if the diocese had acted against him because he is gay or gender nonconforming.
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In 230, Mr. Bales had an open wound that came into contact with human waste while he was conducting homeless outreach.
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Where the hills spilled into farmland, herded bales of cotton spread across fields, which would remain barren until the next year.
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In France climate protesters blockaded the entrance to a warehouses with hay bales and old household appliances salvaged from garbage dumps.
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I still prefer red wine to moonshine, but I loved getting to hang on the hay bales and talk about our feelings.
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At Tomorrow's Harvest farm, you won't find acres of land on which animals graze, or rows of corn, or bales of hay.
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India's exports could fall 27.5 percent from a year ago to 5 million bales, the lowest level in a decade, Ganatra said.
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India's cotton consumption in 2016/17 is likely to jump 9.2 percent from a year ago to 33.4 million bales, Gupta said.
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"I don't believe we were randomly selected; I think they wanted to find a way the ceremony would go smoothly," Bales said.
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" Bales said he uses "gay" or "queer" as umbrella terms to identify himself and avoids binary labels such as "boy" or "girl.
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Bales said he was frustrated Holtz hadn't fought more to support his gender identity, but added that he understood the principal's position.
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As a comparison, a farm with a dozen horses would typically go through 1,800 bales a year, according to some horse trainers.
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The story begins in 2000, back when Meehan was still with his first wife, Tonia Sells (who now goes by Tonia Bales).
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In some truly beautiful new footage, dog friends Lochie and Archie jump and frolic atop some hay bales as the sun rises.
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"Her criminal action was willful, deliberate, intentional and purposeful," Trump said, standing in front of hay bales stacked in a horse barn.
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He returned with looted wool bales, wine crates, currants (highly sought-after commodities at the time), ancient Greek marbles and Arabic manuscripts.
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In addition to all the machinery, farmers directed traffic, put tarps on bales and cleared tumbleweeds that had blown into the fields.
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It will no longer accept bales of cardboard that are contaminated, say a pizza box with a piece of pizza in it.
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But when you're weaving through bales of hay, agility is key, so Foxworthy's lighter tractor pulls ahead and ultimately wins the race.
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"Think about how slow time was for you when you were a child," said Micah Bales, communications director of the playtime project.
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As Dr. Bales views it, an underlying issue behind all of these problems is that living indoors suppresses cats' natural hunting instincts.
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"They've starting getting more rigorous, even tearing open bales at customs," said Chaz Miller, policy director for the National Waste & Recycling Association.
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"I don't know of any paper mill in the United States that would want a bow in their incoming bales," said Miller.
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This year's honorees, including Boutrous, Bales, Luber and Marion, challenged censorship and fought to protect their right to free speech and expression.
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And in the surrounding farmland, donated bales of hay arrived by the truckload for ranchers whose cows no longer have grazing land.
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In the distance, hay bales were piled at least 20 feet high (presumably to test the drones' ability to navigate between buildings).
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A civilian "reported multiple bales of what the caller believed to be narcotics floating" in the sea, according to the Coast Guard.
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It gets its name from the Randi Albert Calderwood Cropping Center, a facility near the Vermont cheesemaker that dries bales of hay.
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Certificated cotton stocks deliverable as of June 5 totaled 81,462 480-lb bales, up from 81,218 in the previous session.
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After centuries of being able to roll wherever they damn please, it's time someone finally stood up to a rolling bales of hay.
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According to Dr. Bales, belly bands can be used as a first line of treatment any time a pregnant person feels excessive pressure.
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The narrow track, which is lined with hay bales and stone walls, has been digitally mapped to help the car along the way.
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So when two tractor-trailers carrying 64 bales of hay rolled down Mr. Smith's winding driveway, a sense of relief washed over him.
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"Even when we open bales from the U.S. and Germany, we find a lot of Chinese clothes," said Sayed Ahmad, 40, a retailer.
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There's obviously not much around, so they made this little arena out of fencing with hay bales around for people to sit on.
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However, India's move to contract 20,000 bales from Pakistan for import this month indicates supply at the top producer is also running thin.
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My marriage came with no exchange of fields or bales of hay, and I can assure you no cattle graze in my backyard.
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How the bales are marked and why, where the cotton comes from, why there are different varieties of yarn and what they mean.
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Certificated cotton stocks deliverable as of March 14 totaled 111,195 480-lb bales, down from 111,207 in the previous session.
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Christian Bales, the valedictorian at Holy Cross High School in Covington, Kentucky, was recently banned from delivering his speech at the graduation ceremony.
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In the fields, we found frogs burrowed under dead pumpkin patches, but in the kitchen we found caterpillars squirming betwixt bales of spinach.
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But after some debate they decided to urge leniency for Mr. Bales despite his guilty plea to 16 killings in a small village.
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She pitches a tent and is improvising insulation with hay bales and cardboard when a woman sprints by, shouting that DAPL is over.
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Despite not being able to speak as planned, Bales says he does not hold any ill will towards Holy Cross or the diocese.
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Dr. Bales and his colleagues study this, too, with instruments atop towers that measure the flow of water vapor from the tree canopy.
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Too many, according to J.D. Bales, Air Force Research Laboratory and Junior Force Warfighter Operations team member of the Materials and Manufacturing Directorate.
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The feeding approach for them is similar to that for people with both cats and dogs — a situation that applies to Dr. Bales.
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Unifi, a long standing and fast-growing North Carolina textiles company, buys some of those bales and spins them into yarn called Repreve.
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As a result, the drivers were being much more careful on the climb to avoid an shunt into those ever-present straw bales.
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He compared immigrants to dogs and said young migrants had "calves the size of cantaloupes" because they were hauling in bales of marijuana.
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In the last week, protesters have built yurts and small houses insulated by hay bales; many of the structures have stoves with chimneys.
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Farmers and ranchers also said they had lost miles of fences that pen in their livestock and bales of hay that feed them.
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"I think it means we're going to keep the pressure on (Roskam), that people should believe women," said Greg Bales, Casten's campaign manager.
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A tree farm was nearly flattened on the right, and down the road on the left, it looked like cotton bales had exploded.
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But Bales, who helps run ransomware investigations nationwide from the Washington, DC office, acknowledged that the payoffs make economic sense for many victims.
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There were some in full-body hair suits, and those who sat like sphinxes in what appeared to be huge bales of hay.
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A drop in planting area and the pest attack will limit overseas sales to 7 million bales in the marketing year starting on Oct.
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With students, teachers and relatives watching, Christian Bales gave his speech outside following Holy Cross High School&aposs graduation ceremony Friday in northern Kentucky.
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So Christian Bales, valedictorian, and Katherine Frantz, the council president, used a bullhorn to give their talks Friday outside the ceremony in Northern Kentucky.
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"It was not a normal occurrence," said Bales, who said the principal told him the diocese had "randomly selected" the school from the district.
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A cull may be on the cards, but the animal underground expects to be back next winter, dodging the rangers with bales of hay.
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Seriously, what other industry makes its most important decisions while sitting on fake hay bales at Pac-Man tables in pirate-ship themed treehouses?
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The separated plastic printer housings were being baled; a good deal of the yard consisted of these bales, streaked with the black of toner.
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IEG Vantage also estimated U.S. 2018 all-cotton production at 18.472 million bales, below the USDA's latest estimate of 4.53 million, the notes said.
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But Bales, who is openly gay, was undaunted and forged ahead with the speech, which touched on the power of young people being activists.
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Jeanine Michna-Bales, "Taking Cover with the Fireflies" (2014), north of Winchester, Indiana Through Darkness to Light is now available from Princeton Architectural Press.
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But for a company such as Blue Apron that's losing money, going up against Amazon's "unending bales " of cash would be no small feat.
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The loss, though a small part of the total U.S. cotton crop of about 20 million bales a year, was devastating for individual farmers.
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One repairs tractors and heaves bales of hay for the cattle that he and his grandmother keep on a small hillside farm in Appalachia.
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The mummified bales and portentous bells possess a solemnity at odds with the funhouse effects of the freckled mirrors in bright, Koons-esque colors.
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In the back of the plane, nine other passengers ate simpler fare as they crossed the Atlantic: bales of hay with an apple chaser.
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As working mothers, we carried around bales of guilt because we felt (or were made to feel) we weren't there enough for our kids.
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Arizona Chief Justice Scott Bales said in the unanimous opinion that the assessment was not a tax requiring two-thirds legislative majority to enact.
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Some traders believe that India's exports could surpass 8 million bales if China, the world's biggest cotton consumer, steps up imports in 2017/18.
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Thousands of donated hay bales, to feed surviving animals bereft of their grasslands, have been rolling into town on the backs of tractor-trailers.
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Kevin Bales is Professor of Contemporary Slavery at the Wilberforce Institute for the Study of Slavery and Emancipation and a founder of Free the Slaves.
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Upon learning this information and finding a large stash of drugs in her home, Bales immediately went to the police and reported her then-husband.
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Not only has the altered photo been cropped to take out the man on the horse, whoever made it also added snow and hay bales.
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Durasevic used the ship's crane to load the bales onto the vessel along with replacement seals for containers that the cocaine would be concealed within.
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According to Robert Bales, a family medicine physician at Cleveland Clinic, 30 milligrams per deciliter (mg/dL) is generally a good benchmark for HDL cholesterol.
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While Bales' mentions his inspiration from the leaders of March for Our Lives, for example, his address does not call for new gun control laws.
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So what does the latest Batman do to differentiate himself from all of the George Clooneys, Christian Bales, and Will Arnetts who came before him?
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But first, he and Rachel go for an ATV ride, then drink champagne on some hay bales as he briefs her on what to expect.
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Either way, both companies have been throwing "unending bales of money" at the content wars, Andy Cohen, executive producer of Bravo's "Real Housewives," told CNBC.
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Hay bale soccer To my great and slightly embarrassing delight, the bales of hay that litter the fields in the game's fall season are interactive.
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Bales' speech centered on the power of youth activism and highlighted the efforts of Parkland survivors as well as anti-abortion advocates at his school.
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By intercom, Mr. Bales quickly consulted Jack Garman, a 22010-year-old engineer who was overseeing the software support group from a back-room console.
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The bales of used boxes, which typically come from homes and large retailers, often contain unpleasant surprises like soda bottles, propane tanks and soccer balls.
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Making a robocar perform in controlled demonstrations is easy, Mr. Pratt says, such as having it effortlessly avoid hay bales tossed in front of it.
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Ivorian cotton exports in 2019/20 are forecast at 875,000 bales, a new record, as yields improve and the area dedicated to cotton production expands.
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The principal and other officials told him on Friday that the Diocese of Covington had deemed his speech too angry and confrontational, Mr. Bales said.
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" Bales, who is gay, said the concern might have been that he would "go off script" or show up to commencement "decked out in full drag.
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A hayrack ride, or a hayride, is a traditional American fall activity in which a group of people ride in a wagon loaded with hay bales.
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The entire stage backdrop is camo, behind 18-wheelers packed with fresh cut logs and a podium that is literally made out of bales of hay.
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Mr. Flynn bales a mixture of timothy, orchard and brome hay, and sells it for about $12 a bale, which can weigh 40 to 64 pounds.
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At the Waste Management facility in Newark, bales of plastic, paper and metal continued to pile up, each one representing a small loss for the company.
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So, Bales argues, "It is precisely the role slaves play in this ecological catastrophe that opens a new solution": Free the slaves and save the planet.
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"It was unreal that so many of these people were so venomous," Bales said, adding that she wasn't concerned with repairing any of the lost relationships.
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He found kinky sex cathartic and sought out a mentor who could show him the ropes, discovering an eager daddy in legendary porn director Mikal Bales.
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Some suspect that high-quality, unworn clothes are smuggled into bales as a way for the rich world's clothing industry to offload samples and unsold items.
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But despite that initial growth spurt, it's not always an indication of how big the belly will get throughout the rest of the pregnancy, Bales says.
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India has already signed contracts to ship 500,000 bales (22017,218 tonnes) of their new season harvest to China, officials said last week, in rare advance deals.
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The team laid down markers where, during the event, hay bales would be placed on the road's edges to soften any impact with the stone walls.
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At the end of the day, they have big bales of what looks like cotton dust bunnies that would ordinarily be down-cycled or disposed of.
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They still work for him, but at a shop near the factory selling bales of cloth it had produced, as well as imported textiles from Europe.
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On Monday, his mother said the principal called to let her know he had consulted with the diocese about how Bales should dress for the ceremony.
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In fact, India has already signed contracts to ship 500,000 bales (85,000 tonnes) of its new season harvest to China, in rare advance deals, officials said.
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Christian Bales, who graduated Friday from Holy Cross High School in Covington, Ky., said he was told by school officials that his speech was too angry.
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On that night, Bales left his forward operating base alone and killed four Afghans, including a 3-year-old girl, he told a reporter in 2015.
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"The bales of cotton, the farmers rushed to get the cotton harvested up and it just looked like a white Christmas going through there," Jackson said.
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Paying ransoms is "supporting the business model," encouraging more criminals to become extortionists, said Will Bales, a supervisory special agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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The game is filled with different tasks or settings in each level, whether it's stacking crops to grow them bigger, or rolling hay bales for hungry cows.
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The cancellations and higher local prices could cut India's exports to 5 million bales, each of 170 kg, in the 2017/18 marketing year started on Oct.
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India has so far contracted to export around 600,000 bales to neighboring China, which has imposed sanctions on shipments from top exporter the United States, Ganatra said.
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They are happy to travel past mountains and hay bales and the occasional American flag, hung across a highway overpass or planted in green New Jersey grass.
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In January 2019, Debra, Terra, and Bales, who has two children with Meehan, will lead Oxygen's Dirty John-themed two-hour documentary, Dirty John, The Dirty Truth.
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REDS can have long-term health consequences that show up throughout adulthood, explains Abby Bales, PT, DPT, CSCS, founder of Reform Physical Therapy, who works with athletes.
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"This paper was very thorough and convincing in its methods," Karen Bales, a professor of psychology at the University of California, Davis, told Gizmodo in an email.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads At first glance, the crisp photographs of Jeanine Michna-Bales appear as straightforward nighttime landscapes, capturing nature in serene, awesome scenes.
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Some farmers have been withdrawing their wool bales before auction to avoid the price falls, with turnover dropping by a third since the start of last week.
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The city's warehouses would fill with bales of imported wool waiting to be woven, and bolts of finished cloth waiting to be sold at an annual fair.
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Mohammad Safeeq, a colleague of Dr. Bales at the university, said that, in general, water was flowing off the mountains two weeks earlier than in the past.
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China also is the world's largest cotton consumer and ranks as the second-largest buyer of American cotton, with one out of every five bales headed there.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture early on Thursday reported net upland sales of 27,200 running bales for 2016/2017 crop year, up noticeably from the previous week.
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No country wedding is complete without a few bales of hay, as evidenced by the photo taken by Brittany Boote of Brittany Boote Photography in Falls, Pennsylvania.
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I worked 14-hour days from about five in the morning doing square bales of hay until seven at night picking vegetables and running the country store.
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Susan Ford Bales, daughter of President Gerald Ford, was a teenager when her father took office, and she remembered the challenges of dating in the White House.
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China is familiar with Indian cotton, and previously would buy as much as 6 million bales a year, said Nayan Mirani, partner at cotton exporter Khimji Visram & Sons.
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Pakistan is likely to increase cotton purchases from India after slashing them by 71 percent to 790,13 bales last year due to its own bumper crop, Gupta said.
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Holtz, the principal, pulled him and another student, who is trans and wore a bowtie in his photo, aside, Bales said, and told them their outfits were inappropriate.
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But it was really stressful; we had to get a heat gun to try to melt ice and we got hay bales as temporary skirting around the house.
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Bales, a co-founder of the advocacy group Free the Slaves and author of seven previous books on the topic, links modern slavery in two ways to ecocide.
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The horses are also a form of transportation for Thug, who takes his beloved on a nighttime carriage ride to a feast laid out on bales of hay.
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But what's happening today is far more visible, far more violent, and far scarier than two kids in a suburban tract home shooting Estes rockets at hay bales.
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On Waterloo Bridge, which connects south and central London, a Reuters journalist said police had cleared away banners and obstructions like bales of hay and even a sofa.
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Later, she shared another image with both parents leaning down to give Stormi a sweet smooch as they posed together on a multi-level stack of hay bales.
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The traffickers had hidden the drugs, wrapped in 128 bales together weighing as much as a grown elephant, in a tank deep within the hull of the vessel.
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Bales said he relies on the Global Slavery Index, published by the Australia-based Walk Free Foundation, that estimates nearly 36 million people are enslaved around the world.
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China is familiar with Indian cotton, and previously would buy as much as 6 million bales a year, said Nayan Mirani, partner at cotton exporter Khimji Visram & Sons.
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In Covington, Ky., Holy Cross High School valedictorian Christian Bales was barred from speaking at his high school graduation ceremony after school officials took issue with his message.
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Creating a healthy alternative to the bales of dried noodles and pasta that are imported to Bhutan from India and Thailand every day was important to the team.
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In June, traders were expecting India to export as much as 10 million bales amid strong demand from China due to the trade dispute between Beijing and Washington.
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Fortunately, he had a canoe, and could paddle out with hay — four bales at a time, five round trips per feeding, twice a day — until the water receded.
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In California, officials are concerned that improperly stored bales of paper could become hazards during wildfire season, said Zoe Heller, the policy director for the state's recycling department.
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Mr. Bales, an 18-year-old with a passion for conservation science, worked hard at Holy Cross, a Catholic school in Covington, Ky., earning the honor of valedictorian.
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"It's been one of the great things we've been missing," said Kevin Bales, a research director at The University of Nottingham Rights Lab, speaking of the AnnieCannons program.
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It's a lovely drive in mid-November: white bales of hay dot fields like comically oversized marshmallows, as Falu red cottages give way to crimson forests of birch.
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To make the game into something that you can actually compete in, Giants Software had players baling hay and stacking those hay bales for the Farming Simulator Championship.
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Cummings had a two-minute lead at the top of Port de Bales and went all out in the descent as the fog broke and the weather improved.
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Bales opened his four-minute speech by praising the campaign for stronger gun laws by students at a Florida high school where 17 people were fatally shot in February.
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Frustrated by the diocese's decision, Bales and Frantz decided to read their prepared speeches through a megaphone after the ceremony outside of the venue where the graduation was held.
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"Throughout the past four years at Holy Cross, I've learned how to utilize my voice to advocate for my beliefs as an ethical individual," Bales said in his speech.
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NEWARK — In a cavernous recycling facility crisscrossed with conveyor belts, enormous bales of crumpled plastic bottles are stacked one atop another, waiting to be sold to the highest bidder.
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But one congressman tells CNN that we should consider a dangerous possibility: weak borders open us up to nuclear weapons being smuggled in disguised as harmless bales of weed.
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Another thing people can do to be proactive about bone health is to prioritize strength-training and lifting weights, which is shown to improve bone density, Dr. Bales says.
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Professor of Contemporary Slavery at Britain's University of Nottingham, Kevin Bales, said the price of a slave was the lowest ever with an average price of just $90-100.
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The workers, mostly eastern European immigrants, sift items into categories depending on the market, such as "childrenswear" and "Asian clothing", transforming a jumble of fabric into plastic-wrapped bales.
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"The load represents 15 interdictions of suspected drug smuggling vessels, known as pangas, and three cases of seized bales of cocaine dumped by suspected smugglers," the Coast Guard said.
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There are signs of a blooming economy—the highly mechanized pecan-farming operation, the new dog-food factory, the row of eco-friendly houses built with plastered hay bales.
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In director Scott Cooper's western period drama "Hostiles," Bales plays army captain Joseph J. Blocker, a reluctant escort for a dying Cheyenne war chief returning to his tribal lands.
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"In terms of broad public health, some 40 million people are excluded not just from healthcare, but also inclusion into public health measures," said anti-slavery expert Kevin Bales.
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India has so far in the season contracted 500,000 bales for export as demand was weak from overseas buyers, Dhiren Sheth, president of the Cotton Association of India, said.
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" 'The young people will win' is a mantra that I'm sure many of you have heard if you've been attentive to the media recently," Bales said in his speech.
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Photos and videos circulated by the military, apparently taken at his home, show bales of hundred-dollar bills stacked on a table, and what appear be sacks of cash.
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Out on Nebraska's prairie, the high school students in Cody came together to open Circle C Market in 2013, selling goods out of a building made of straw bales.
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According to Agence France-Presse, the bales of hay caused a stoppage about 16 miles into the stage's 135-mile route as farmers protested a decline in state aid.
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Just two years ago, Ms. Sucha said, farmers and ranchers in the area were busy donating bales of their hay to ranches in Kansas and Oklahoma devastated by wildfires.
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When you drive up to Concordia Parish from nearby Alexandria, you pass through miles of rolling flatland dotted with green swamps, bales of hay, and pine and pecan trees.
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Farmers prepared as best they could — putting down extra bedding behind wind breaks, placing extra bales of hay in front of calf bungalows and in places where snow typically accumulates.
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Officials were working to tally damage from the wildfire, with rough estimates coming in at "thousands of bales of hay, hundreds of miles of fencing and numerous livestock," Karns said.
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Overall production by India, the world's biggest cotton producer, could touch 22017 million bales in the year that began in October, Kavita Gupta, India's textile commissioner, told a news conference.
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Other drug seizures were made from "go fast" fishing vessels and approximately 1,500 pounds of cocaine wrapped in bales were found floating in the sea, according to the Coast Guard.
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"I think I've been on their radar for a while," Bales told BuzzFeed News, who says he is not Catholic but tried to be respectful of his school's religious affiliation.
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So when Mr. Brown heard about the new fires in Oklahoma, he and three other Montana ranchers paid about $940 each to send more than 100 hay bales to Oklahoma.
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But according to the Global Slavery Index, a research project that Bales leads and leans on heavily in this book, some 35 million people are subject to forms of enslavement.
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"We have a pretty robust program going door to door and in Willowbrook and surrounding communities, it's their top issue," Greg Bales, Casten's campaign manager, told me over the phone.
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DES MOINES, Iowa — Backed by bales of hay and flanked by some of Iowa's top elected Republicans, Donald Trump added points to his vague plan for undocumented immigrants in America.
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A 19 percent jump in the area planted for cotton prompted industry officials to estimate record production of 40 million bales in the 2017/13 season starting on Oct. 1.
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In a corner, Hicks had piled bales of brightly colored fibre—orange, yellow—into a bulbous formation that called up all kinds of associations, from mountaineering to McDonald's ball pits.
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Wool brokers at the Sydney auction on Wednesday were visibly bemused by the bidding, where more than a third of wool bales were passed in, unable to meet reserve prices.
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The company has an annual production capacity of 654,000 bales of yarn, 180 million metres of greige cloth, 240 million yards of finished fabric and 30 million pieces of garments.
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When Taylor posted a video to her Facebook page of a student named Asher Bales doing just that, the video took off, racking up over 150,000 views on her page.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The subjects of Jeanine Michna-Bales' latest series of photographs, Through Darkness to Light: Photographs Along the Underground Railroad, are difficult to make out.
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A bit later, after a literally explosive bacchanal during which bales of cash and a sailboat are set alight, he declares the evening "a blast," inserting an expletive for emphasis.
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Accepting that the train will not be fixed before winter, they dipped into their retirement savings and ordered bales by barge from Montreal at a cost of 44.23,000 Canadian dollars.
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That can make the upcycling and the bales seem like decoration — a superficial gloss laid atop a story that is actually same old/same old, no matter how tangibly desirable.
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The most common product on the market was "brick weed," the dirt-cheap stuff from fields in Mexico or Jamaica that gets vacuum-sealed into bales for ease of smuggling.
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Crowdsourcing and "citizen science" can help people track slaves, said Kevin Bales, research director at the University of Nottingham's Rights Lab, the world's first large-scale research platform on modern slavery.
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Bales, who said he often wears makeup and traditionally feminine clothing to school events, found out he would be valedictorian of Holy Cross High School in Covington, Kentucky, three weeks ago.
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In a study published in 2013 Mr Waters, along with fellow researchers William Bales and Thomas Blomberg, looked at the link between recidivism and the presence of tattoos in Florida prisoners.
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Froome and Aru went off the road briefly in the descent from the Port de Bales, the penultimate climb of the day, but the group of overall contenders waited on them.
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In tying the global moral conflict of the 19th century to the global crisis of the early 21st, Bales means to deepen our understanding, but instead tells a simplistic morality tale.
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In 183, someone should have warned 25-year-old nursing student Tonia Sells (who now goes by Tonia Bales Sells), that her charming new boyfriend wasn't who he said he was.
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Photo: Dell Cameron (Gizmodo)After a mile or more, the bus came to a halt next to a large green dumpster filled with bales of hay and a busted brown couch.
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The total amount of contraband came from six suspected drug smuggling vessel operations along with the discovery of floating cocaine bales between late June and mid-July, the Coast Guard said.
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India's cotton output in 2016/17 could rise 3.8 percent from a year earlier to 35.1 million bales as yields are expected to increase due to good monsoon rains, Gupta said.
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All this has dampened the mood at Stampede, the Canadian energy industry's biggest party, a 10-day extravaganza of drinking, western dress-up and networking in tents lined with straw bales.
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While the federal law enforcement agencies involved in the seizures patted themselves on the back in a press conference, workers offloaded bales of cocaine wrapped in plastic and strapped to pallets.
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Whether it is stacking hay, fixing a fence, digging out broken pipes or feeding 100-pound bales of alfalfa to our 90 head of beef cows, Mexican laborers keep us going.
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Re-granulated plastic from fishing nets, foil from bales of hay, plastic pipes, office supplies and Styrofoam are studied and tested in the container at the Snohetta Plastic Lab in Oslo.
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"We should neither have unicorns or dragons, nor steam-engines and cotton-bales," one reader, identified only as O.M.L., wrote in a letter to The Richmond Examiner about competing flag designs.
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It was about as generic, and idyllic, a political scene as can be imagined: a stage covered in American flags, hay bales and festive gourds to mark the coming of autumn.
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Last week Bernie Sanders celebrated cows and bales of hay to the tune of Simon and Garfunkel's "America" in an attempt to tug at Midwest heartstrings, and today Former Arkansas Gov.
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Bangladesh had emerged as a big buyer of Indian cotton thanks to competitive prices and lower freight costs, sourcing nearly half of its annual import requirement of 7 million bales from India.
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The Coast Guard cutter Thetis, which is stationed in Key West, Florida, was on a 68-day deployment when it came across the turtle trying to escape from 26 bales of cocaine.
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This past October, Bales said, he submitted individual yearbook pictures in which he wore a black turtleneck and a pearl necklace, but school administrators had asked yearbook staff to photoshop the pearls.
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On Monday, the school called Bales' mother to make sure that her son planned on following a formal male dress code for graduation, including no hair accessories, no makeup, and no heels.
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Dozens of voters sat among bales of hay and cows could be heard mooing in the background at such perfectly staggered intervals that I suspected a soundtrack rather than the real thing.
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From the NYT:Farmers prepared as best they could — putting down extra bedding behind wind breaks, placing extra bales of hay in front of calf bungalows and in places where snow typically accumulates.
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Before Debra Newell, whose terror-filled marriage to notorious con man John Meehan became the centerpiece of Bravo's scripted hit series, Dirty John, there was Tonia Bales, the sociopathic seducer's first wife.
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Also known as Daddy Zeus, Bales brought young Weston to a cabin outside San Francisco with whipmaster Fred Katz and a handsome leather titleholder named Henry Romanowski for an early BDSM experience.
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"First pumpkin patch," wrote Jenner, who shared another image with both parents lean down to give her a sweet smooch as they pose together on a multi-level stack of hay bales.
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In the replies to Chrissy's tweet, Abby Bales, DPT, a physical therapist who specializes in pelvic and abdominal rehab postpartum, speculated that this could be tied to muscle laxity — and that's legit.
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Demand for cotton harvesters, which strip cotton from the plants and make bales, is "off the charts," said Greg Peterson, founder of the Machinery Pete website which hosts auctions for farm equipment.
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"First pumpkin patch," wrote Jenner, who shared another image with both parents leaning down to give her a sweet smooch as they posed together on a multi-level stack of hay bales.
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Valedictorian Christian Bales, 18, was told just hours before his graduation at Holy Cross High School in Kentucky on Friday that he wouldn't be permitted to give the speech, ABC News reported.
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When confronted with a high-tech border fence in Arizona, constructed long before Trump's administration, Mexican smugglers use a catapult to fling hundred-pound bales of marijuana over to the American side.
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Workers at your local Kmart, s or Target would load the flattened boxes into a machine that bound them into bales that the stores could resell for $74 or more a ton.
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Midwestern artist Jeanine Michna-Bales' latest photo series, Through Darkness to Light, is the result of 14 years of research and 1,23 miles of travel along former routes of the Underground Railroad.
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These images, which Michna-Bales scouted out during the day and shot during the night, only use light to the extent that it illuminates the frames of the buildings and surrounding foliage.
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Corey Menafee, a (now former) dishwasher at Yale University, was fired for smashing a stained glass panel in the school's Calhoun College dining hall that depicted two slaves carrying bales of cotton.
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Ms. Taylor said that over the past few months they had received a half-dozen bales of hay from an organization called Buy a Bale, which donates it to farmers in need.
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And they all spent 43 minutes standing between hay bales on the Des Moines Register's Political Soapbox to deliver their stump speeches and field questions from the crowds that gathered around them.
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Uganda is expected to produce about 200,000 bales of cotton in the 2019/20 (June-July) season from an earlier production estimate of 300,000, said Douglas Bhosopo, a senior official at CDO.
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Starting in the 15th century, galleys from Florence, having delivered embroidered cloth to Sluis on the Dutch coast, would dock at Southampton and Dartmouth to take on bales of wool and perpetuana.
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Mary Ellen Carroll, in her collaboration with Dufala on "Waste Music: A Festival of Metal" (19013), sculpted an amphitheatre using 1,400-pound bales of compressed metal, the most valuable material at Revolution.
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In this plant employees gingerly open the bales of lint and feed the cotton into an assortment of machines that first spin it into yarn, then knit it into cloth and dye it.
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Authorities who spoke to one of the crew members said on two separate occasions, 14 boats came into contact with the ship and that several ship employees helped transfer the bales of cocaine.
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Bales reveals much more of the terrifying story when she opens up for the first time in Oxygen's upcoming documentary, Dirty John: The Dirty Truth, a two-hour special airing on Monday, Jan.
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When the bales of cotton arrive at the port and are scanned, this automatically triggers the smart contract to execute the terms, which would involve transferring the ownership of goods and authorizing payment.
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It seems like they have finally figured out that they aren't just making a game for the tactical badasses who care about the exact heights of the hay bales they are hiding behind.
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Here are the readers who tallied five out of five correct answers this week: Heather Ciandella, Wes Grady, Lorraine Lindberg, B.J. Ford, Milt Mungo, Anita Bales, Carolyn Dixon, Sandy Sycafoose and Toby Olson.
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But Bales and Frantz told CNN they turned their speeches in by the date their teachers requested, and the speeches had already been read and approved by school faculty earlier in the week.
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In Englewood, the fire department couldn't unload all the trucks at late hours and left a skid-loader and a sign by the firehouse asking the truckers to please unload their bales themselves.
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Franklin coach Brian Bales, whom Mark Kennard had coached in junior high school basketball, inserted Luke as the point guard as a freshman even though he was the tallest player on the team.
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In recent years, the Ugandan government has been handing out free seedlings to farmers to expand their acreage, and help boost the country's overall annual output to a target of about 500,000 bales.
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Maher claims in the lawsuit that Bales suffered from psychosis connected to his taking the anti-malarial drug mefloquine, which has been shown in some cases to cause mental health problems and hallucinations.
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That throws into question Bales&apos sanity at the time of the killings and whether he was fit to stand trial when he pleaded guilty to avoid a death penalty the following year.
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"We're going to be hauling some grass and some alfalfa bales today," Cole Sonne cheerfully tells the camera as he drives a tractor over the bumps of his family's farm in South Dakota.
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India's cotton production would be lower than last year's 36.5 million bales as weather was not conducive for the crop, said Chirag Patel, chief executive at Jaydeep Cotton Fibres Pvt Ltd, a leading exporter.
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Outside, guests were invited to sit on bales of hay surrounding tables to eat, chat and participate in crafts, while kids could get their candy-fueled energy out in a ghost-themed bounce house.
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On the sprawling property on Wednesday, a herd of latte-colored cows foraged on the ground beside a red wood shed with white trim that was stuffed to bursting with stacked bales of hay.
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Chief Justice Scott Bales, who wrote the majority opinion, said that even though Suzan is not related biologically to the boy, she still has the same parental rights as the husbands of birth mothers.
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The principal of Holy Cross High School in Covington, Kentucky, told Marksberry on Friday that her son, Christian Bales, and salutatorian Katherine Frantz had failed to turn in their speeches in time for review.
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That testing can be a lot of fun, Eustice said, recalling Luminar and TRI staff dumping tires and bales of hay out of the back of a pickup truck on a closed test track.
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" In an email, Lindsay Bales, a spokeswoman for the governor, said "Governor Haslam did speak with Bishop Walker, who he has had a relationship with for several years, in addition to several other individuals.
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They were expected to paddle 55 strokes a minute, 14 hours a day and carried an average of two bales of furs — 180 pounds total — over miles of portages between Montreal and the Mississippi.
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When Michna-Bales conceived of this series more than ten years ago, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center had not yet been created, and the Freedom Trails Initiative had not yet passed by Congress.
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Cover: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development secretary Ben Carson, right, with Union Rescue Mission CEO Andy Bales, at the Union Rescue Mission in Skid Row area of downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday.
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That wouldn't explain why United American Patriots has made a cause célèbre of Robert Bales, who pleaded guilty to slaughtering 16 Afghan civilians in their homes during a one-man nighttime rampage in 2012.
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During the first trimester of pregnancy, a hormone literally called "relaxin" kicks in and causes joints, ligaments, and muscles loosen, to allow the uterus to grow and make room for the fetus, Bales tells Refinery29.
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Photo: APTwo Amazon customers who purchased 27 gallon plastic storage bins earlier this year were surprised to find their UPS delivery weighed 93.5 pounds, approximately 150 pounds of which was tightly compacted bales of marijuana.
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Long and extra long staple cotton is rare - it makes up just 2.5 percent of annual world cotton production of more than 100 million bales, according to the USDA - and trades at a substantial premium.
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At one point, a rocket-propelled grenade fired from close range nearly breached one of the Hesco barriers, hulking bales of canvas wrapped in wire mesh and filled with dirt, that lined the compound's perimeter.
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But the rejection of Bales' speech led her to believe the two calls were related, and she did not want these concerns to prevent her son or Frantz from being recognized for their academic achievements.
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Mr. Whitten, who died last year, lent Mr. Drew his studio in 1992 to construct a monumental grid made of stacked bales of raw cotton, a symbolically charged material weighted with the history of slavery.
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In the garish weirdness of the desert, where beaming hippies dotted the horizon, banging on drums and piling up ramshackle homes from straw bales and tires, it seemed possible to find another sense of myself.
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Half a dozen large rectangular bales of industrial waste — each at least 30 x 65 x 42 inches in size and comprised of either aluminum scraps or frayed wires — are dispersed on the gallery floor.
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Texas universities, for example, sent their trucks to Houston as part of the relief effort after Hurricane Harvey, and Kansas State's ferried hay bales across the state last spring to help farmers recover from wildfires.
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The maximum-security complex, with its 23 beds, is reserved for the military prisoners serving the longest sentences, housing offenders like Robert Bales, the Army staff sergeant convicted in 230 of slaughtering 217 Afghan civilians.
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Predictably, there was rather more excited bidding for a classic "barn find" in the shape of a 2840 Citroën DS 19 Cabriolet that had been photographed next to hay bales and covered in bird droppings.
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After they accepted their diplomas and the students filed out of the Connor Convocation Center at Thomas More College where the ceremony was held, they each delivered their speeches: first Ms. Frantz, then Mr. Bales.
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While I can remember the odd puzzled looks from passers-by who saw a girl barely old enough to drive operating a forklift or moving hay bales with a huge tractor, it never bothered me.
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The countryside we're shown is a sort of homogeneous patch of hay-bales and old blokes rocketing down hills in bathtubs, a place where flatcaps, sheepdog, and beetroot crops have the lay of the land.
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As police removed the bales blocking the road, the riders affected received medical treatment while those unaffected were seen going back to their cars for food or taking a break at the side of the road.
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"Just myself being visible and existing has threatened them, in their minds," Christian Bales, 18, told BuzzFeed News Monday, three days after his high school barred him from giving a planned speech at its commencement ceremony.
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For ranchers whose grazing land was destroyed by wildfires that tore across western Oklahoma this month, the cylindrical bales were an economic lifeline, a way to feed cattle marooned on grassless patches of charred red soil.
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By the time of their 2002 divorce, after Meehan got another woman pregnant, Bales, then a mom to their two girls, had learned he was expert at hiding secrets, including his past arrest for cocaine trafficking.
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The market was going through a relatively quiet period recently after the bustle of late autumn, when bales of imported used winter clothing — children's sweaters, women's jackets and men's overcoats — were stacked high in the shops.
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When he points this out, we're watching forklift operator Jose Villanueva lift the gigantic bales, and Nodine says that the eliminated jobs were ones "no one wanted," often lifting very, very heavy objects in small teams.
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For the common folk, this involves lots of training and fighting and weapons making and giant stick-whittling, but for the main characters, it mostly means chugging fermented goat's milk and hooking up on hay bales.
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While wool indicator prices suffered their biggest drop at the Melbourne auctions in more than 15 years, more than half of the merino fleece bales for sale in Western Australia's Fremantle auction couldn't find a buyer.
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WASHINGTON — In Michael Manganiello's condo, graceful boys and handsome men sit on the beach, climb bales of hay, pose beside ancient ruins, dangle legs over a stone wall, stand in a forest or lie in bed.
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"The assessment is imposed by the director on hospitals, a narrow class, and directly benefits hospitals by expanding [Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System] coverage for uninsured patients, thereby increasing payments to the hospitals," Bales wrote.
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The twisting and punishing Port de Bales, a narrow, 7.3-mile climb at an average gradient of 7.7 percent — rated as "beyond a category" because of its difficulty — took a heavy toll on the lead riders.
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This disparity is due to the more comprehensive methodology used to calculate the latest, joint estimate, according to Kevin Bales, professor of contemporary slavery at Britain's University of Nottingham and a member of Walk Free's statistical team.
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Data showed total open interest fell 2,980 to 216,476 contracts in the previous session * Certificated cotton stocks deliverable as of April 11 totaled 52,952 480-lb bales, up from 52,374 in the previous session.
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While the country has set a production target of 14.1 million bales for the new season, industry officials say output will fall short and that rainfall over the next few weeks will be crucial in determining yields.
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Rancher Chip Johns, who said he has found bales of drugs dropped by fleeing smugglers and who sleeps with a gun by his bed, said he felt safer with the fence running along his 250,000-acre property.
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Walking the floor, we meet a man named Roger Moore, who tells us that he's been working at Parkdale for 40 years, and his current job is to scan the bales as they arrive to be processed.
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Among those loads: 50,000 pounds of water, 20 pallets of diapers and 30 round bales of hay delivered to the Galveston County Fair Grounds and Rodeo facility, which is serving as a makeshift livestock and animal shelter.
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At the same time, traders are scaling down production estimates, after the government initially expected good monsoon rains would boost the country's output in 2016/17 by 3.8 percent from a year ago to 35.1 million bales.
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Prototype If you have a house cat, you probably end up dealing with cat vomit on a regular basis, says Dr. Liz Bales, a Philadelphia veterinarian and the owner of a one-eyed hairless cat named Carlos.
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Reverend Andy Bales, the CEO of Union Rescue Mission, a shelter located in Skid Row, said the problem of patient dumping got so bad that the shelter set up a video camera to capture footage of it.
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At first, the outside world looms in "Captain Fantastic" through its stark absence, even though the compound is well-equipped and stocked with necessities from that world, including sharp knives, heavy books and bales of mismatched clothes.
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The crowd still remaining at the end of the night, perhaps 100 people, stood in a circle, awash in the headlights of someone's car, among the busted-up hay bales at the bottom of the makeshift chute.
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This time around she had borrowed giant bales of scrap paper from a recycling plant in Brooklyn and installed them as a backdrop, turning her store into the setting for a peculiarly urban hoedown — and raising expectations.
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Authorities captured a total of 22015,275 pounds of cocaine — about $22 million worth — and 14,030 pounds of marijuana (1,600 of which was found in the tunnel, packaged in 68 bales) after an eight month–long sting operation.
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Authorities captured a total of 2,242 pounds of cocaine — about $22 million worth — and 14,030 pounds of marijuana (1,600 of which was found in the tunnel, packaged in 68 bales) after an eight month–long sting operation.
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"Its targets of opportunity could mean your grandma or grandpa, or a corporation down the street, such as a health-care provider," said Will Bales, a Chantilly, Va.-based FBI supervisory special agent in charge of ransomware probes.
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In this fantasy world, humans use magical runes to ward off the demons who hunt them at night, and two heroes, Arlen Bales and Jardir, have been united and divided as they fight against evil in that series.
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Initial reports appeared to suggest a police officer used pepper spray or tear gas to fend off protesters who were trying to throw bales of hay onto the road -- and, in the process, managed to hit several riders.
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Bales was later found and arrested on four felonies, including gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, fleeing the scene of a vehicle crash and two other potential charges related to driving under the influence of alcohol, the outlet reported.
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Located across Australia's Murray-Darlin food bowl area in the Queensland state, the 93,000 hectares Cubbie property can grow up to 330,000 bales of cotton in a good year, as well as some wheat, barley, sorghum and corn.
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"They get exasperated and impatient, but in my opinion, they should hold onto a patient until there is a warm hand-off," said Bales, who said he often receives word of homeless walking around downtown in hospital gowns.
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"When she flew in to meet with us, she had on a worn-in straw hat and work gloves tucked in her back pocket that were patinaed from actual handling of pitchforks and hay bales," Ms. Bell said.
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Popularly regarded as Japan's national sport, sumo pits two giant wrestlers, clad only in loinclothes, in a test of brawn and skill waged - with crouches and charges - inside a ring floored with clay and edged with straw bales.
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"I don't know how it's going to work out because Australia is an export nation; we export our grain," he said, standing in front of a barn loaded with hay bales tagged for both domestic and overseas buyers.
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But on Friday morning, Holy Cross's Principal Mike Holtz called Bales' and Frantz's families to say that the Roman Catholic Diocese of Covington, which oversees their school, had deemed their speeches inappropriate to read at that evening's graduation ceremony.
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Mr. Schaller, who works on a grain farm, had driven more than 1,100 miles from Michigan with a load of donated bales, part of a nonprofit group he helped start last year after making deliveries during the Kansas fires.
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Compare that to the video of Heidfeld slinging the 780-horsepower V10 F1 car up the hill 20 years ago, where every touch of the steering wheel makes it look like he's about to careen through the hay bales.
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Strong demand from China could help lift India's overall exports to as much as 10 million bales in 2018/19, highest in five years, as demand from traditional buyers like Bangladesh, Vietnam and Pakistan also remains healthy, said Ganatra.
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For weeks afterward, convoys of flatbeds loaded with large cylindrical hay bales, up to five thousand dollars' worth of hay per truck, all decked out with American flags and hand-lettered messages of support, rolled in, night and day.
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In Texas, Trump focused on stories told by tearful family members of people killed by illegal immigrants, and was shown plastic-wrapped bricks of heroin, bales of marijuana, guns and a bag full of cash seized by border agents.
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The crew of the ship lined up for photos on the deck behind bales of cocaine wrapped in black tarps, collected from 14 smuggling boats, including, presumably, Payan's, and worth, according to the Coast Guard, more than $400 million.
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Police described it as the first "narcosubmarine" to be intercepted in Europe, adding in a statement that it had been found in waters off the northwestern region of Galicia on Saturday, stuffed with 152 neatly-wrapped bales of cocaine.
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Bales is currently serving a life sentence without parole in the military prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas after he pleaded guilty to killing 16 Afghans, while on deployment in the Panjwai district, Kandahar province, Afghanistan on March 11, 2012.
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Despite the criticism, Bales, who worked on the new figure, said it was more reliable than previous efforts, and would continue to improve given that the anti-slavery groups were now collaborating and sharing their data openly for the first time.
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New Delhi's cotton output is likely to fall to 32.8 million bales of 170 kg each in the year to September 2019 - the lowest in nine years, triggering higher imports of the fiber, according to industry group Cotton Association of India.
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Moreover, see-through or not, a wall of any height is well within the range of drug smugglers' amazing variety of drug-launching devices, some of which are trebuchets capable of launching bales of narcotics 100-150 feet in the air.
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Belly bands are meant to relieve the pressure and pain that's often felt in your abdomen, back, and thighs during pregnancy due to the weight of your growing baby, explains Abby Bales, PT, DPT, CSCS, founder of Reform Physical Therapy.
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So atop a stage crafted with bales of hay, Walker on Saturday once again played the role of the Republican Party's Cassandra: a teller of hard truths trying to avoid the kind of tragic fate worthy of a mythological Greek prophet.
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Bales doesn't know how many of the modern slaves fit his argument, but the number of miners, loggers and fishers in debt bondage or coerced by warlords looks to be much smaller than his figure of 35 million slaves worldwide.
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The self-proclaimed "King of the Swedish Fish," also known by his online moniker KnyteTech, Josh McGuire lives just off the Dallas airport, in a sprawling, thirsty landscape of highways, hay bales, and Blue Bonnets that could be considered quintessentially Texas.
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The labor-intensive job of taking bales of plastic waste to be broken down, cleaned, separated into different plastic resins and finally made into pellets ready to be reshaped into new products is now expected to fall to Southeast Asian countries.
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"We'll be getting more rain and less snow here," said Roger C. Bales, a professor at the University of California, Merced, and a principal investigator with the Southern Sierra Critical Zone Observatory, which studies snowpack and other water-related issues.
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When a "concerned citizen" reported they saw drugs in the water surrounding Santa Catalina Island, the U.S. Coast Guard dispatched two boat crews to investigate and scooped up 43 bales of marijuana, the Coast Guard said in a news release.
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Only in Florida would you have a crew dump a load of cocaine from their plane, only for one of the bales to land in the middle of a Homestead crime watch meeting, narrowly missing the local police chief's head.
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All day long, young men — they are almost all men, as these things go — walk in with bales of sneakers and shirts, flipping for cash coveted items they've just bought or pieces that have been sitting in their closet for years.
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Yet it is precisely by way of darkness that Michna-Bales invites us to imagine the lived experiences of the estimated 100,000 enslaved people who navigated the Underground Railroad's network of secret routes and safe houses during the mid-19th century.
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The new owners installed an old corrugated container machine, known as an O.C.C., a towering vat of swirling warm water, where large bales of used cardboard boxes are dumped and then ground into the stock that makes the new brown paper.
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India's cotton production in 2019/20 is likely to jump 13.6% from a year ago to 35.5 million bales due to a bigger cultivated area and a boost to yields from above-average monsoon rains, a leading trade body has forecast.
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In an interview with GQ magazine in 2015, Bales admitted he had been using steroids at the time of the shootings and on the night his rampage he had drank six or seven alcoholic drinks and took handful of sleeping pills.
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Bales of hay, flocks of sheep and other pastoral scenes that were shot in Wyoming are being beamed onto screens ranging in size from 282,225 square feet down to 2000 — small enough to fit on the side of a newsstand.
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A slick presentation developed by the City of Moscow said that the "communal waste" — it never mentions garbage — would be shaped into bales and wrapped in plastic, and that the landfill would be constructed to prevent pollutants from seeping out.
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In never before seen footage shared exclusively with PEOPLE, Kelli Jo and Jimmy exchange their vows in a country-themed ceremony — complete with cowboy boots and hay bales — just less than six weeks after meeting on the hit TLC reality romance series.
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I'm not nostalgic for those early years when it seemed that there was just a one or two straw bales separating me from some vintage racer being driven over the edge, but for how I used to feel about sports cars and motorbikes.
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If this all sounds like it applies to you, it's wise to have a really open dialogue with your Ob/Gyn or trusted healthcare professional about your cycle, your past health history, and its overall effect on your body, Dr. Bales says.
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Shortly after, the 67-year-old father of three from Los Osos was taking a walk when was fatally struck by a pickup truck driven by 24-year-old Emily Bales, who immediately fled the scene, the California Highway Patrol told the Tribune.
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India's trading statistics explain why: steel and other industrial goods from China weigh down the ships as they come in, to be replaced on the way out by fluffy cotton bales, pills and—given India's perennial trade deficit in goods—empty containers.
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To celebrate National Pumpkin Day on Thursday, the mother of two shared three snaps to Instagram from their autumn outing, including the siblings enjoying popsicles on pumpkin-adorned hay bales and the group later carving and decorating pumpkins together at a backyard table.
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Clients of Chinese wool mills are also starting to balk at the high prices, leading to a stand-off between buyers and sellers and some bales being left unsold, said Michael Jones, chief executive of Australia's dominant wool storage and export house, AWH.
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French police inadvertently exposed the Tour de France riders to the noxious gas, which they had used to disperse protesters tossing bales of hay into the bikers' paths, according to news reports and accounts from onlookers at the world's most famous bike race.
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Beginning in 2012, Michna-Bales journeyed from plantations in Louisiana to safehouses in Kentucky to the border between Port Huron, Michigan and Sarnia, Ontario, retracing the steps of fugitive slaves, guides, messengers, and other activists as they sought or fought for freedom.
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When we were filming the video—we've just played a little gig for the farmer whose land we used to film it, actually—we more or less made the set by having the farmer's workers set up a big wall of hay bales.
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Before Mr. Trump's arrival at Senator Joni Ernst's annual Roast and Ride in an arena at the Iowa State Fairgrounds in Des Moines last month, Steve Scheffler was working a crowd of bikers and farmers sitting on hay bales near the stage.
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The inspiration for all of her work, she says, is the natural world — like bales of hay or the undulation of hills; she created a floor covering for a Long Island residence that was meant to mimic the sand on the nearby beach.
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The series, a product of 14 years of research and over 1,400-miles traversed by Michna-Bales herself, represents an attempt to consider the journey of the Underground Railroad from the perspective of those who walked it for a chance at freedom.
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OTTAWA — The driver of a truck pulling two trailers laden with bales of peat moss roared past four warning signs and an oversized stop sign at highway speed just before it was struck by a bus carrying a Saskatchewan hockey team last April.
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But perhaps it made those who tore apart families, who whipped insubordinates until they passed out, who sold children and cotton bales as similar commodities feel better to know that the monstrous crime of their daily enterprise could be a blessed act.
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We share photos of the scenery we encounter on our runs — for one friend in Georgia, that's hay bales and the occasional snake; for me, it's the urban greenery of Prospect Park in Brooklyn — and encourage each other through injuries and raccoon sightings.
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"The system we have now was designed for times when schools were flush with students and cash, and accreditors just had to make sure those were used well," said Rick Bales, a professor at Ohio Northern University's law school, and its former dean.
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The tear gas was used by a policeman attempting to control a group of 20 farmers who had thrown hay bales onto the Tour de France route as the riders approached, in an attempt to protest against cuts to state aid, Agence France-Presse reports.
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We were miles away at a gymnasium in some local high school, and in the field next to the high school there was some old broken-down wagon and bales of hay set up, and that is where every network did its live shot.
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With only a few minutes left before touchdown on the moon, Steve Bales, the guidance officer in mission control, had to make a decision: Let the module continue to descend, or abort the mission and send the module rocketing back to the command ship, Columbia.
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Whether it's wet or dry or muddy (the edge is just grass), the run up the hill is a new experience every time — and if you push it a little too much, you'll find yourself off in the straw bales that line the course. Embarrassing.
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Stage 16 of the Tour de France came to a temporary halt Tuesday after farmers threw hay bales into the road as part of a protest, and tear gas used by police to clear the protesters wound up in the eyes of multiple racers.
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Jim Castetter found himself surrounded by state troopers as he loaded bales of hemp onto a truck at the edge of their farm in Canandaigua, N.Y., said his son, Kaelan Castetter, 23, a co-founder of the New York Cannabis Growers and Processors Association.
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In the past week alone, India, the world's second-biggest cotton exporter, sealed deals to sell about a million bales to China, Taiwan, Vietnam, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Indonesia - key garment suppliers to brands such as H&M , Inditex -owned Zara and Wal-Mart Stores Inc .
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India is likely to export 211.26 million bales of cotton in 210/24, down 30 percent from an earlier estimate, as scanty rainfall and an attack of pink bollworms are likely to squeeze crop yields, the head of a leading trade body told Reuters.
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Dressed in sequined ball gowns in red, white, and blue, with cowboy hats and boots for the event Saturday night that was themed "Country Comes to Mar-a-Lago," hundreds of Trump fans danced to country music around decorative hay bales and cowboys doing rope tricks.
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In the clip, Krauss is joined by Union Station band members Ron Block on acoustic guitar and Barry Bales on bass, Matt Rollings on piano and the Cox Family's Suzanne and Sidney Cox on background vocals on the Southern-inspired set of the Cracker Barrel Décor Warehouse.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's cotton exports in 235.1/17 are likely to fall 28 percent from a year ago to 5 million bales as its top buyer Pakistan is set to halve purchases due to rising hostilities and improvement in its own production, industry and government officials said.
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WING, N.D. — The Wagner family farmstead in central North Dakota could have been lifted from a Grant Wood painting: bales of hay rest on a gently sloping hill, cattle graze near a bright blue pond, green tendrils of durum and sunflowers peek out of the dirt.
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MUMBAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - India's cotton shipments to China could grow five-fold to 5 million bales (850,000 tonnes) in the next crop year as exporters rack up orders amid a trade war that is forcing the world's top consumer to look for other sources of supply.
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Last Thursday, Volusia County sheriffs responded to a 911 call reporting "seven or eight people" fighting over one of these water-logged bales of bud, and wound up arresting one man who tried to sneak away with an 11-pound brick of weed in his trunk.
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She finished off her day by stockpiling bales of hay and feed in the barn, updating her breeding calendar to make sure her cows will continue producing milk for the coming year, and giving VICE a tour of her farm store where she sells raw milk.
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Andy Bales, one of the most respected homeless advocates in Skid Row, and chief of the Union Rescue Mission, said the rise in attacks on homeless Angelenos is inexcusable, but sees it as a raw reflection of the dissatisfaction with official efforts to alleviate the crisis.
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MUMBAI, Jan 16 (Reuters) - India's state-run cotton buyer is set to procure more than 5 million bales from farmers in 13/20, the highest in five years, as local prices come under pressure due to surplus production, the head of Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) said.
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I know, it can't possibly be the end of October already, but by next weekend it will be fully November and while the straw bales and decorative gourds can stay, the fake cobwebs and jack-o-lanterns have got to go before the latter starts rotting.
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He disked along the state and county roads on both shoulders, and along fences, and all around the health center, on the town's west side, and around the southwest side of the high school, and around the house of his former math teacher, and around piles of hay bales.
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Even more contributions arrived: newborn-calf formula, veterinary medications, protein cake for cattle, winter clothes, frozen casseroles with scriptural messages taped to them, a shipment of cheese curds from Wisconsin, and more hay, of all kinds, in bales whose quantities had never been seen in the region before.
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J.D. Bales, of the JFWORX team, helped design the tool so it could be locally manufactured at each base where it is needed; however, the JFWORX team is working with maintainers at both Travis and Dover Air Force Base to identify a fielding method that works for them.
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There the plastic-film items are baled, and eventually other trucks—also on return runs, thus leaving no net carbon footprint—deposit the bales at a Novolex plant, in Wisconsin or southern Indiana, where sophisticated machines make the used items into plastic-resin pellets that then become new bags.
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HARBIN, China, June 20183 (Reuters) - China is set to return as a major cotton importer, taking 10 million to 15 million bales (2 million to 3 million tonnes) each year by 2019/20, said Tim Bourgois, head of the cotton platform at major trading house Louis Dreyfus Company.
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"Even though the platform was taken from me, I just made my own because I feel like that was a message that I needed to get out to my classmates and to the people who are receptive and willing to listen," said Bales, who will attend the University of Louisville.
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Directed by Jon Braver, and based on the 2014 interactive play he co-wrote with Peter Cameron, it tells the story of Virginia (Britt Adams) and Daniel (Brandon Bales), fans of missing fantasy author Elena Fitzgerald who get lost in her mysterious mansion where her literary creations have come to life.
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A number of other presidential children attended as well: Chelsea Clinton (Clinton's daughter), Susan Ford Bales (Gerald Ford's daughter), Tricia Nixon Cox (Richard Nixon's daughter) and her husband Edward Cox and Luci Baines Johnson and Lynda Johnson Robb (Lyndon Johnson's daughters) and their respective husbands Ian Turpin and Charles Robb.
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More puzzle masters: Rich Davis, John Carlan, Jim Bond, John Hayden, Deborah L. Hall, Suzanne Kilpela, David Keltz, Jeff Marston, Luther Berg, Norm Roberts, Anita Bales, Mike Roberts, Terry Pflaumer, John Donato, Joan Domingues, Candi Cee, Jim Dykstra, Randall S. Patrick, Dave Harpley, Tim Burrack, Donna Minter, "Trystan" and Bob Schneiderman.
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This week's trivia puzzle about the month of February prompted these readers to send us at least four out of five correct guesses in no time flat: Jekka Garner, Carol Katz, David Straney, William Chittam, Rich Gruber, Sandy Sycafoose, Luther Berg, Anita Bales, Paula Hassinger, Milt Mungo, Dale Collins and Ian Jackson.
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