Instead, it has locked the Palestinian economy into Israel's: A captive market for a captive people.
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Fact is, those who hold killer whales captive are themselves captive to the killer whales they hold.
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He told Rolling Stone that the land that once held people captive as slaves now holds them captive through pollution.
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Siblings held captive Police arrested a California couple, accused of essentially holding their 13 children captive in their own home.
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The network's greatest strength isn't just its captive audience; it's the way that audience (including President Donald Trump) is held captive.
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Dr. Rendell said it is "somewhat ironic" that this study, performed on captive animals, adds to a growing case against keeping orcas captive.
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NEWLY RELEASED THE CAPTIVE One of the 14 or so features Cecil B. DeMille directed in 1915, "The Captive" is set during the Balkan wars.
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Yet if the owners unwind the small captive, they could be hit with capital gains taxes on the premiums paid into the captive, Mr. Slenn said.
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"Freeing Americans held captive is of vital importance to my administration, and we will continue to work hard to bring home all our citizens wrongfully held captive overseas," Trump said.
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Because Special Operator Scott was just a foot away when the captive was stabbed, and remained with the captive until he died, he is considered a crucial witness in the trial.
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Gallagher was acquitted in July of murdering a teenage ISIS captive in Iraq in 2017 and targeting civilians, but convicted of posing for a photo with the captive&aposs dead body.
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The imam will welcome her as a "guest," but she is a captive all the same, held in retaliation for his son, Jamaleldin, who has been a captive of the Russians since 1839.
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This year, the IRS called out micro-captive insurance tax shelters, in which a promoter helps the owner of a business build a small "captive" insurance company in a bid to avoid taxes.
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This year, the IRS called out micro-captive insurance tax shelters, in which a promoter helps the owner of a business build a small "captive" insurance company in a bid to avoid taxes.
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Kim Kardashian being held captive & robbed at gunpoint is not.
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She described a former captive she heard speak in Dohuk.
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Flamingos in captive breeding can live 70 or 80 years.
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Why is he held captive here in this country, why?
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"We deal with all types of captive wildlife," Parker explained.
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After the battle, Daenerys took the surviving Lannister army captive.
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A Dutch and a Japanese are also being held captive.
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Her loved ones believe she may be held captive somewhere.
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Boreholes drilled into the teeth of a captive killer whale.
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Before Tuesday's hijacking, only one crew remained captive in Somalia.
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She was held captive for 9 months, raped and drugged.
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Is there a more captive audience than the bored employee?
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The trio will be part of a captive breeding program.
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Two correctional guards taken captive were released, state media reported.
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The captive population more than doubled from 164 to 375.
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And the government often is the captive of these factions.
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Dozens of sailors have been taken captive by Abu Sayyaf.
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McCain was held captive and tortured during the Vietnam War.
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His method to keep her captive had worked for months.
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She is being held captive in the Tower of London.
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Those held captive ranged in age from two to 1998.
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She spent 10 months as a captive of the group.
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Why do wild and captive chimpanzees have the same traits?
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"I have a captive audience here in line," he joked.
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SONG OF A CAPTIVE BIRD By Jasmin Darznik 405 pp.
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It also keeps captive African lions, white tigers, and leopards.
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He might be an enslaved royal captive in classical times.
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Thanks largely to captive breeding programs, their numbers have rebounded.
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There's abuse of captive guards and other inmates, even mutilation.
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But their principal and a teacher are still held captive.
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Delilah is murdered while being held captive in Joe's vault.
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Mr. Trump has had better luck hosting a captive audience.
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In 1918, the last captive died in a Cincinnati zoo.
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While he was held captive, his family had been evicted.
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Captive axolotls, however, are thriving in labs around the world.
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Why do we assume she is somehow captive and protesting?
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First and foremost, it wanted to increase the captive population to a sustainable level—to keep the captive population alive, FWS needs to double the number of wolves, including at least 52 breeding pairs.
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My feelings about that came to include captive breeding, a topic about which SeaWorld's management and I disagreed, until I got their announcement that they were in fact ending captive breeding of their orcas.
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Scientists have mounted a captive-breeding program and later this year plan to release captive-reared birds on the Big Island, their former home in the wild, to try to re-establish a wild population.
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"Freeing Americans held captive is of vital importance to my Administration, and we will continue to work hard to bring home all our citizens wrongfully held captive overseas," President Donald Trump said in a statement.
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Fourteen of the 22015 Europeans taken captive by ISIS were freed.
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After all, you've got a captive, isolated, and emotionally vulnerable audience.
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Nerdist Podcast host Jonah Ray is the show's new captive audience.
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Trump even proceeded to say that Germany is "captive" to Russia.
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These inmates may have escaped prison, but they're no less captive.
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A Norwegian man and a Filipino woman are still held captive.
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Al-Baghdadi took pleasure in brutality, the women held captive said.
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With Danny captive, Elektra leads him to the door in question.
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Narratives can be held captive by people who don't narrate justly.
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The captive group includes 11 killer whales and 87 are belugas.
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"All of our birds here are captive-reared birds", Bailey said.
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Frank walked into my story and he is my captive, haha!
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But it's always important to look at the captive experience itself.
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Ramsay helps free the Cleveland women held captive by Ariel Castro.
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The girls were held captive for nearly 24 hours, police said.
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Previous research showed captive elephants got four to six hours daily.
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When they finish their speeches, they execute the captive on camera.
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I came to believe that orcas should never be held captive.
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As we first reported Joycelyn denied, on camera, she's Kelly's captive.
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In February 2015, ISIS burned a captive Jordanian pilot to death.
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You have a captive audience, so share clear messaging with them.
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"I was essentially helpless, a captive in my home," he says.
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She was abducted held captive for three weeks and then released.
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Though fewer in number, the captive pandas are much more fertile.
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The Captive Mind was a devastating blow to the communist mentality.
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But in her teens, Pocahontas was abducted, imprisoned, and held captive.
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Its two main characters, captor and captive, inhabit the same purgatory.
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He has an epiphany — Dante fed the Whisperer captive the hemlock!
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An Israeli woman sneaks into Gaza to liberate her captive son.
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But the Iranians blocked their path and took the crews captive.
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They said that wild and captive chimpanzees had similar personality traits.
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I can't stand stories in which women are held physically captive.
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It's hard to imagine her being taken captive in that scenario.
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Some reports suggested that a number of soldiers were taken captive.
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But until now, no one held children captive apart from families.
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Captive breeding is favored over wild capture because of conservation concerns.
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At least 72,000 captive-bred salamanders have been released since then.
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Doesn't really matter what's what, except that he gets taken captive.
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That stance makes life much easier, as "The Captive Mind" shows.
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Governors usually have delivered the speech to a captive legislative audience.
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Because raising prices on captive consumers is easier than controlling costs.
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He couldn't care less about the fate of the captive riders.
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Moreover, he said, captive breeding encourages the hunting of wild tigers.
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We don't have release of those Americans that they've held captive.
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The Navy still demoted Gallagher for posing with the dead captive.
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The inner anxiety we sense in her — Is she a captive?
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Small captive insurance has also been tied to abusive estate planning.
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She has counselled numerous girls who were kidnapped and held captive.
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Three students commented on "Wild and Captive Chimpanzees Share Personality Traits With Humans": Katie Doherty was amazed to realize animals may have human emotions: "Wild and Captive Chimpanzees Share Personality Traits With Humans," was an enthralling read.
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Captive is available to stream on Netflix as of Friday, December 9.
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Is the proprietor of the "disco dojo" holding Mayer's once-beau captive?
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And her powerful message had the captive audience repeating Every. Single. Word.
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Does any other country in the world offer a more captive audience?
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Who the hell knows what the guy could've done with his captive.
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This is a captive asset for us to continue to sell into.
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She said he beat, raped and tortured her while she was captive.
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PL's RBC ratio benefits from its extensive use of captive reinsurance arrangements.
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Captive or free, Lula remains a powerful force in this year's election.
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Sing it with me now: We're captive in a carousel of liiiiiiiiife...
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This is not about a beast redeeming himself via a captive woman.
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Mr Trump says it will also make Germany "a captive of Russia".
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" Female prison guards waterboard a captive in Pussy Riot's new video, "Chaika.
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She was released in 1945, after about two years as a captive.
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With each break-up the captive gay animal community suffers another loss.
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The documented poor dentition in captive orcas is concerning on multiple levels.
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He said he did not suspect she might be being held captive.
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Consequently, it wants to take him captive and harvest his genetic code.
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This is five times as many as the number of captive pandas.
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The point of the captive breeding programme is to repopulate the wild.
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But this time, the future of our democracy is being held captive.
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Could Ramsay's "gift" referred to in this promo be a captive Rickon?
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He is shot and killed soon afterwards by a fellow former captive.
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Various nature centers including the New York Aquarium often keep captive flounders.
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Consumers are more captive than the low cost of switching might imply.
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A series of captive experiments dating from the 1940s found something remarkable.
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The Swedish covered bond market benefits from a large captive investor base.
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Still, many New England households soon kept a captive African or two.
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John McCain and other Americans were held captive during the Vietnam War.
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It's the captive-audience theory, where people don't really have a choice.
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Russia seized three Ukrainian ships and held 24 Ukrainian service members captive.
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Entrance to it promises access to a largely captive audience of users.
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Then they go a bit further to rescue a captive (they fail).
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All of the reptiles and insects in the exhibition are captive-bred.
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That's the language you need to speak to gain a captive audience.
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He also criticized Germany for being a "captive" of Russia's energy supply.
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Would they come directly from Ball's Pyramid, or their captive bred descendants?
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Daniel Johnston is both captive and capturer of a hot white essence.
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We get a sense of this from captive animals in two ways.
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She is particularly fond of laundromats for their bored and captive audiences.
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Gabler's book thrives because it now has its own captive audience: academics.
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Kimmy was kidnapped as a child and held captive for 15 years.
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They're just not allowed to have a captive audience to do it.
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He was reading it as he stood there, a captive audience. Hmmmm.
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After the Soviet Union dissolved in 1991, Pravda lost its captive audience.
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He directed his anger at us for keeping him captive, which hurt.
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But since then, the plight of Thailand's captive tigers has only worsened.
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Carlos Alberto Brilhante Ustra inserted rats into a captive pregnant woman's vagina.
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They held Nicholls captive and physically abused him, according to another employee.
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The company's reported RBC ratio benefits from its use of captive arrangements.
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The militants also took between 100 and 200 people captive, officials said.
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At least if his mind was captive, his body could be free.
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It's just the way television and Netflix, that's ... It's a captive audience.
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How long the children were held captive The conditions of the Turpin children suggest they've been held captive for a "prolonged period of time," said Susan von Zabern, spokeswoman for the Riverside County Department of Public Social Services.
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Inmates have always been a captive audience for colleges in need of enrollment.
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Her genetics count for just under 10 percent of the global captive population.
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None of the animals actually receive better treatment and they all remain captive.
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Conservationists there hoped to create a captive breeding program for Sehuencas water frogs.
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"And to be held captive by those lies and by [your own] mother."
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TRUMP: Now, if you look at it, Germany is a captive of Russia.
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It is the history of unrelenting physical and psychological abuse of captive children.
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Microsoft's also taking care of yet another common player request: captive portal support.
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The three non-captive Defenders start fighting The Hand and its operatives, again.
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There are over 200 red wolves in captive breeding programs across the country.
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Finally, Gillespie believes the photo simply doesn't match up with the captive theory.
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And Virgin Orbit says this recent captive-carry test went just as expected.
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Before the great digital expansion, broadcasters and publishers had a fairly captive audience.
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Fitch views RGA's above-average reliance on captive reinsurance as a unique risk.
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Each have their pros and cons as well as their own captive audiences.
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This was an early captive import, and it originally sold for about $1,445.
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The untold story of American hostage Otto Warmbier held captive in North Korea.
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Unfortunately, releasing these captive-born creatures into the wild isn't necessarily an option.
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In response to withering criticism, SeaWorld has announced the end of captive breeding.
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Just two weeks ago, another captive polar bear at the Argentine zoo died.
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"Now I'm only captive to selfies, which is almost as bad," he joked.
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He then took me captive for the next 18 years of my life.
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"You're in the most amazing aquarium — except you're the one captive," he said.
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But after years of effort only five captive-born pandas have been released.
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Since then, captive breeding programs have begun at the Melbourne Zoo and elsewhere.
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It seems now that the captive has turned the table on the captor.
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He even noted how some lawmakers are captive to the National Rifle Association.
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Captive animals have been caught on camera acting this way a few times.
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He's accused of kidnapping a woman and holding her captive for two months.
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Fans love to watch, and advertisers love to pay for those captive eyeballs.
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For the past 20 years, Amy has studied captive populations of bonobo apes.
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Other researchers say captive female pandas are often unable to enter estrus normally.
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The researchers monitored 10 pregnancies in the University of Melbourne's captive wallaby colony.
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To keep captive spirits up in the stalag, the prisoners staged makeshift plays.
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With a smooth captive breeding system in place, there's room to experiment now.
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It then charges businesses a fee to advertise jobs to that captive audience.
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Many were physically abused and one captive was killed, witnesses told the NYT.
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Nearly half the retailers claimed that their animals were captive-bred in Japan.
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A captive animal could never learn that complex behavior without a wild mother.
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The disease was first noted in captive deer in Colorado in the 1960s.
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Her 54 descendants make up nearly 10 percent of the global captive population.
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Not killing yourself when taken captive is a crime punished by the State.
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"The good news is we have an established captive breeding program," he said.
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And so Charlie embarks on a tense journey north, simultaneously captor and captive.
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As prices for live animals skyrocketed, captive populations grew and wild ones plummeted.
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The baritone Mark Delavan was affecting as Amonasro, Aida's father, also held captive.
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And I really feel like Kaylee (has) been part of that captive audience.
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Some species sold as captive-bred are notoriously difficult to coax into reproducing.
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The conflict's legacy continues to hold the country captive, half a century later.
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Some small captives, known as micro-captive insurance, exist for legitimate insurance needs.
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Holding each captive by the face or hair, the fighters slit their throats.
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Their 13 children were held captive -- with some shackled and chained with padlocks.
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Critics worry about the effect on bond markets of losing banks' captive demand.
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Alfie's parents watched while their son was held captive in a British hospital.
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The captive has a "diversified panel of financially strong reinsurers", AM Best said.
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Tilikum, the captive orca who killed a trainer at SeaWorld in Orlando, Fla.
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He was held captive by armed Taliban militants until his release in 2014.
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Gallagher then posed with the dead captive, holding him up by his hair.
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The captive has a "diversified panel of financially strong reinsurers," AM Best said.
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Reason is not always, or even typically, held captive by our partisan biases.
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He doesn't go any further, apparently in the hopes of seducing his captive.
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The force quickly took off again with their captive, the sources told Reuters.
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New NAIC requirements regarding the use of captive reinsurers have been introduced that will allow RGA's current captive arrangements to remain in place but will place limitations on its ability to utilize captives to finance reserve growth related to future business.
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The fate of nine Lebanese soldiers that Islamic State took captive then remains unknown.
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" "Politeness has been taken, it's been held captive, and they don't listen any more.
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When you look at it, Germany is a captive of Russia, because they supply.
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Dogma here is shown to be a deformed beast that must be kept captive.
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"He has a captive audience and should take advantage of the opportunity," he said.
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A pretty good way for Amazon to get its hands on a captive audience.
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Jeremy Foyd, 39, was arrested after allegedly threatening, beating and holding his girlfriend captive.
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Martha, along with a male, George, was the last survivor of a captive population.
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I know giant pieces of my heart have been held captive in the past.
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"They would be held captive of what the traders would give you," Archer explains.
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The company could elect to pay dividends to the people who own the captive.
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A captive could also find itself responding to an I.R.S. investigation, litigation or penalties.
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He recently criticized the Avrahamis' captive in a call for American Bar Association members.
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Trump has claimed since last year that Germany is captive to Russian energy exports.
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In 2001, several critters were said to have escaped a captive herd near Alachua.
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He was accused of shooting unarmed civilians and killing an enemy captive in Iraq.
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There are currently less than 1,000 in the wild and in captive populations combined.
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Diego then became the dominant male in a captive breeding program in the Galápagos.
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Private ownership puts people at risk and exposes captive wild animals to horrific cruelty.
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"The more you can make, the better," she said, referring to captive breeding programs.
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And if we don't start to be contributors to it, we're captive of it.
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But Thursday's announcement is the most dramatic step towards a captive-orca-free future.
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This year upgrade your shirt game and go with the Captive Polo by Arc'teryx.
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Competitive switching arrangements are commonplace and a legal right for captive shippers in Canada.
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But you've got a major part where you basically have got a captive audience.
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The bear has never known the wild, being born in captivity to captive parents.
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In the terminal, a small number of establishments vie for a large, captive clientele.
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Many people don't understand that a domesticated animal is not necessarily a captive one.
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Stephen Dorff's Johnny Marco is captive to L.A.'s Chateau Marmont and his own
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He was shot, taken captive by pro-Assad forces and savagely beaten and tortured.
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He bats his sad, thoughtful eyes and murmurs "comprehensive tax reform," and you're captive.
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Thai Buddhists believe that releasing captive animals is one way of gaining good karma.
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A mobile hardware manufacturer with a proprietary OS and a captive OTT messenger application?
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To care for captive breeding populations, biologists will typically treat infections with aggressive medication.
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The gorilla believed to be the oldest one captive in the world, has died.
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No one forgets that they were once captive, even if they are now free.
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Saif al-Islam was held captive for years in the western town of Zintan.
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A captive orca is dropped on its head during a transfer and soon dies.
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It's the base for an overpriced camera program that will hold New York captive.
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Aoun alleged Hariri was being "held captive" in Saudi Arabia earlier in the week.
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Lebanese President Michel Aoun later alleged Hariri was being "held captive" in Saudi Arabia.
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In Burkina Faso, an Australian doctor and a Romanian man are being held captive.
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This is a shakedown, a mob protection racket, with Puerto Rico a captive market.
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Was this in the same category as wanting a selfie with a captive tiger?
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There is also no evidence that captive orcas live any longer than wild ones.
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Most of these videos show Jeffries preaching to a captive audience of state workers.
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The captive is a bank employee who has been snatched during a violent robbery.
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The mirror reflects back on us as well, keeping us captive within the room.
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To bypass international trade regulations, collectors may pass off wild animals as captive-bred.
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After the breakup of the Soviet Union in 1991, Pravda lost its captive audience.
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That is particularly true when the official brings home a newly freed American captive.
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And no, this isn't just Clark trying to play fetch with a captive audience.
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Some mistakenly believe that wild lion bone is more potent than captive-bred lions.
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He feels that targeting a "captive audience" on international flights would be more effective.
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Loki doesn't seem to be too happy to be held captive by the TVA.
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Obama administration officials argued that a delay would have endangered the captive soldier's life.
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To accept the I.R.S. offer, taxpayers are required to exit the captive insurance company.
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Captive to his delusions, Pap cannot arouse the empathy indispensable to a reader's engagement.
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Guterres later met with the families of the dead soldiers and captive Israeli civilians.
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Trump, in July, argued that Germany was "captive" to Russia because of the pipeline.
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Gallagher then held the dead captive by the hair and posed for a photograph.
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Lale's path shifts when he meets fellow captive Gita, and falls in love instantly.
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With murderous blows from their machetes, they made her a widow and a captive.
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" Here the pianist is "reminding the Rebs what they're fighting for— / black, captive labor . . .
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Captive-born rhinos are said to breed less-successfully than native counterparts, but she has mated with a fellow captive-born rhino and, following a 15-month gestation, the female calf, named Mobo, was born weighing 79lbs in mid-April, the foundation says.
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She sends the two manboys out to look for their captive, and turns to Audrey.
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In March, SeaWorld announced plans to stop its captive breeding program at all three parks.
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During the four days she was held captive, she was given little food and water.
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Cikarang is the company's most mature development, with established infrastructure and a captive industrial market.
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The captive monarchs had rounder forewings, similar to the forewings on monarchs that don't migrate.
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Horrifyingly, some captive female octopuses have been observed to slam their bodies against the tank.
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"Every day that I save a captive woman I save her, too," he tells Mikhail.
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"I choose to think it's more people being captive to stereotype than racism," Moon says.
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Papini said she was abducted at gunpoint and held captive by two armed Hispanic females.
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Dolphin Marine Magic is one of only two marine parks in Australia with captive dolphins.
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Last year American prisoners held captive by Yemen Houthi rebels were released after Omani mediation.
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Unfortunately, because captive cheetahs were still so difficult to come by, they were both female.
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She'd been held captive on his flagship before and after the hammer fell on Earth.
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Soon after, they began receiving texts from someone who claimed to be holding him captive.
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"Many consumers are essentially captive to their [internet service providers]," Markey said on the call.
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Ads, smartphones, apps, social media, the internet —we're captive to an endless parade of distractions.
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The setting for Rupert Wyatt's Captive State is propelled by a sustained fever of unrest.
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As they're captive animals, they will probably be relocated to another facility, rather than released.
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But an unknown pathogen or illness swept over the captive species, killing everyone but George.
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Captive big cats kill about one person every year in America, and injure many more.
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Following that documentary, in 2016, SeaWord announced the end of its captive orca breeding program.
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The man who once offered inspiration to Kimmy's captor is now holding our nation captive.
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Abu Sayyaf is holding captive 27 foreigners and Filipinos on the southern island of Jolo.
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Maybe it's a sign that zoos shouldn't be keeping wild animals captive ... just a thought.
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Coming to Netflix this year will be "Captive," an eight-part series about hostage negotiators.
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A first step, Dr. Spencer said, would be to stop medicating captive animals so freely.
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Event organizer Joycelyn Davis, 28503, is the sixth-generation granddaughter of African captive Charlie Lewis.
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Prosecutors alleged that once captive Wint made Amy call her husband and lure him home.
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He deserted, under suspicious circumstances, in war-torn Afghanistan and quickly became a Taliban captive.
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Some locals came to see the costumes for themselves, and Tate embraced the captive audience.
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A disembodied eye cannot be confined to the skin and to what it holds captive.
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Of the insurers, at least 2582 (of 24947 total) were captive insurance subsidiaries of mREITs.
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A rush of images flood Siddiq from when he was held captive by the Whisperers.
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At a news conference on Thursday, Smart recounted the nine months she was held captive.
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Nothing to see here, just a guy dancing with his captive in an empty room.
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The fate of nine Lebanese soldiers taken captive by Islamic State in 2014 remains unknown.
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Jane captive and sends Tarzan and George on a chase that will lead them into
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Among those who came out on Wednesday were 11 captive children from the Yazidi community.
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The captive men, who had been held in the same compound all along, ran ahead.
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And it has potentially a very wide reach into the lives of that captive audience.
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Yes, ending captive orca breeding is a wonderful first step and it should be celebrated.
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Leverage is high relative to captive finance peers and higher than many standalone finance companies.
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Fitch cannot envision a scenario where the captive would be rated higher than its parent.
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We would read out these skits and it was kind of like a captive audience.
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When you are captive you lose track of time; seconds and hours feel the same.
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They also said he stabbed a teenage captive, then bragged about it in text messages.
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For a long time, the party's top echelon has been captive to free trade orthodoxy.
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The new initiative was created by scientists belonging to the Asian Captive Elephant Working Group.
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Murad was among the thousands of women held captive as sex slaves for jihadi fighters.
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"It is a challenge for birds to be captive for a long time," he said.
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These moves help conserve the captive snow leopard population and keep the animals genetically healthy.
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The Galangs have parsed numerous rumors and government statements about the captive girls' well-being.
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The thinking: Companies like Verizon already have a captive customer base with a billing relationship.
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Again, it's the poorest and most captive customers who get the worst of the water.
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Two cases threaten to reinforce its image as a political captive of the Trump administration.
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Two cases threaten to reinforce its image as a political captive of the Trump administration.
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Several of her brothers were killed by Islamic State and their wives also held captive.
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Europeans being held captive in the Muslim world was a common occurrence in Mozart's time.
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The owners of the farms acquire government paperwork certifying that the animals were captive-bred.
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Maintaining a captive audience is particularly important for users who make money from the platform.
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Like any good monopolist, it is milking its captive audience (Democrats) for all they're worth.
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This would further entrap the risk-averse South as a captive of the revisionist North.
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With the help of human tutors, some captive animals have developed especially impressive linguistic prowess.
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"Many consumers are essentially captive to their ISP [internet service providers]," Markey said on Monday.
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Trump had called Germany "a captive of Russia" because its reliance on Russian energy sources.
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"I really believe captive audience spaces are the places where we should live," Allen says.
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Delcianna Winders is PETA's vice president and deputy general counsel for captive animal law enforcement.
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During the nine months of her captivity, she was held captive in Utah and California.
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Evidence of the disease itself in captive snakes, he said, goes back to around 1980.
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The Sheriff's Department did not say how long the siblings may have been held captive.
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At least, unlike W. — another underinformed president — Trump is not a captive of the neocons.
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The bug was in the way iOS handles cookies when dealing with captive portals — such as welcome pages which require you to login upon accessing a hotel Wi-Fi — and was fixed by Apple by creating an isolated cookie store for all captive portals.
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Even if captive and free whales live for the same time, experts have pointed out that captive whales provided with medical care who live without the random violence of the wild should theoretically live longer, to say nothing of the quality of those years.
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Another SEAL, Special Operations Chief Craig Miller, testified on Wednesday that he was about 12 feet away from the captive at the command post when he saw Chief Gallagher use the custom-made knife to stab the captive in the jugular at least twice.
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The first trailer for Captive State was just a long mash-up of sci-fi cliches.
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Most people would think I'm a kook, because my heart goes out to the captive macaws.
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While a captive of the IS, Nadia Murad was repeatedly subjected to rape and other abuses.
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They herded right along, as captive to right-wing media as everyone else in their caucus.
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It was a captive-carry flight, meaning that the rocket didn't come off of the plane.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Called Germany a captive of Russia is the most inflammatory language I could imagine.
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"Our investigation determined that women were held captive and sexually assaulted for 25 days," he said.
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Already, the president has secured the release of several hostages once held captive in North Korea.
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WhiteKnightTwo and the first SpaceShipTwo soaring over the Mojave Desert during a captive carry test flight.
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"One of my customers realized I was North Korean and was being held captive," said Lee.
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Last Friday, state legislators passed a bill banning orca performances and captive breeding programs in California.
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The organization was founded by Jaycee Dugard, who was kidnapped and held captive for 18 years.
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"My past no longer has the power to hold me captive," Crisp concludes in the post.
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Ebola circulates in bats and apes, while SARS was found in captive civet cats in China.
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She is in school and caring for her children, who were born while she was captive.
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Beginning when she was 16, Hailey Burns was held captive by a man for 13 months.
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Captive life criticized Some took to Twitter to express their distaste at Bubbles' life of captivity.
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As in Luis Buñuel's film from 1962, the spell that keeps them captive has no name.
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When Tyler reveals that he's been held captive for more than seven months, Lorca is incredulous.
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First, Bergdahl was held captive for five years by the Taliban and says he was tortured.
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He spent five years as a captive of the Taliban and also suffered from mental illnesses.
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"I know giant pieces of my heart have been held captive in the past," she wrote.
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Gallagher had been facing first-degree murder charges for the death of the captive ISIS fighter.
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Captive chimpanzees … lack role-models and group support to teach them how to be good mothers.
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Such precarity is why zoos spend so much effort trying to persuade captive pandas to reproduce.
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Captive breeding programmes, meanwhile, are releasing birds into the wild in an effort to replenish stocks.
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While it was here, the internet in our home was utterly captive to this stuttering shade.
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While his mother and siblings were held captive, he was taken to an ISIS training camp.
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Somehow the problem was related to captive Wi-Fi networks (like those at coffee shops). Weird.
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In 2013, she was able to fly over the site where her father was taken captive.
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In Captive Audience: On Love and Reality TV, Lucas Mann writes of the genre's inherent polarity.
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It was, after all, an inefficient state monopoly that lost money despite its captive customer base.
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Mueller, who was held captive by ISIS militants for 1.5 years, reportedly died in February 2015.
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More science is needed on the topic of dental pathology in captive mammals at zoological facilities.
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Switching costs are generally viewed as low, even though there may be some captive market effects.
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Once Howard's captive Michelle (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) finally outmaneuvers him and escapes, she's suddenly fighting aliens.
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Once there, the individuals — many of them children — are held captive, facing dangerous and abusive conditions.
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But more apparent in the last two years have been captive-bred buffalo, sable and roan.
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The Captive Mind was a bid to liberate himself—and us—from that kind of thinking.
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Piscatella still has six women captive in a closet, and he's not showing Red any mercy.
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In Libya, he was held captive for two months in a crowded warehouse with no electricity.
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Ghani said authorities had been unable to discover where the Taliban were holding the two captive.
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Aggressive medicine may endanger captive animals by removing parasites that help their immune systems develop normally.
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He previously said Warmbier was "tortured beyond belief" while he was held captive in North Korea.
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Lebanese President Michel Aoun concurred with Nasrallah, declaring that Hariri was a "captive" in Saudi Arabia.
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An American held captive in Syria for the past two months was reunited with his family.
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That payment happened shortly after a prisoner swap that freed four Americans held captive in Iran.
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Germany is not held "captive" by Russia because of its admittedly large imports of Russian gas.
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Zazu spends most of the latter half of the animated movie held captive in a cage.
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He held an American woman, Kayla Mueller, captive as a sex slave before she was killed.
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More than 3,000 women are believed still held captive by IS, according to the community's leaders.
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Why is it okay to hold them captive and make them fight but not eat them?
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In some ways the National Park Service is a captive of its own popularity and success.
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Secured funding, as a percentage of total funding, remains high relative to CNHI Capital's captive peers.
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While she was held captive, Smart was raped, starved, and abused by Mitchell as Barzee watched.
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Remove the lights, stage, and captive audience and, you could argue, the medium itself melts away.
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Even picking up a child from middle school, when you have them captive in the car.
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They had the children, their husbands were dead or captive and the women were in Berlin.
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Or how about Wonder Woman's magic lasso, which forces the captive to obey her every command?
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Specifically, she cited the portfolio's vast customer base and opportunities to capitalize on a captive audience.
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He also wasted no time in lashing out at Germany, saying it was "captive" to Russia.
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"They came to me and said they had a captive, a sabiha, for me," he testified.
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But why is captive breeding so bad, and what does this mean for SeaWorld going forward?
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The third captive, Kim Hak-song, also worked at the Pyongyang University of Science and Technology.
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They make their way down to the hold, then cut down the guards holding Yara captive.
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The California parents accused of holding captive their 13 children were charged with torture and abuse.
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Mr. Azumah, who has a bachelor's degree in social science, spotted a missed opportunity: captive breeding.
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Local officials reported that at least 18 soldiers were killed and another 20 were taken captive.
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"They vilify us, the scoundrels do, when there is only this difference," Bellamy told a captive.
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The Persian princess is first recorded in 324 BCE as a captive of Alexander the Great.
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For over a decade, China has expressed interest in domestic trade of its captive tigers' parts.
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If Daenerys is still there, he could wind up as her captive and reunited with Tyrion.
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In some of the worst cases, women were held captive, raped and drugged in sober homes.
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In 2000 alone, Indonesian authorities authorized the export of more than four million captive-bred animals.
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Meanwhile, Sweden is reportedly helping negotiate the release of three Americans held captive in the North.
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In Denmark, culled animals are viewed as educational opportunities, and as meat for other captive animals.
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"Photograph me," one rebel urges the cameraman, before he turns a sniper rifle on the captive.
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Liverpool's total adjusted debt/EBITDAR (including a captive finance adjustment) was 1.3x for the same period.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) was held captive said Sunday that he respected and liked the late senator.
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But how can we think about the powers of whiteness as holding us captive as well?
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At AIG, Rahul was Chief Digital Officer, and also led AIG's captive IT unit in Manila.
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"From then on, they basically held me captive for two and a half hours," she said.
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It's not fun to be held captive for 10 days, and of course I regret this.
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Kachallah said the militants took two women captive who it believed worked for international aid groups.
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He also claimed he had been held captive by two men for seven years, authorities said.
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And a priest who had been held captive since May was freed amid the heavy fighting.
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Isaiah 45 celebrates Cyrus for freeing a population of Jews who were held captive in Babylon.
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Aquariums have made dozens of attempts since the 1970s to display a captive great white shark.
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With CBS, it was easy, because you had 93 million of the captive audience right there.
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They are captive to the "women are victims" narrative, and they will not give it up.
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A couple of other captive koalas have lived longed longer than Midgee - one captive female koala lived to be 23 at the Lone Pine Sanctuary in Queensland, Australia, while a male koala died at 22 at the Tama Zoo in Japan, according to the Australian Koala Foundation.
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"We've produced seven chicks from her, so she's well represented in the captive crane population," says Crowe.
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US citizen Kayla Mueller died in captivity, and British citizen John Cantlie remains a captive in Syria.
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The Bring Back Our Girls group confirmed to CNN that the recovered captive is a Chibok girl.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel reacted to Trump&aposs suggestion that Germany is captive to Russia, this way.
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Their bodies were found after a third woman called 911 and said she was being held captive.
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"We are now captive to far greater forces than most people realize," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Look, without tariffs, we would be captive to every country, and we have been for many years.
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Here, the researchers were able to study 31 captive seals from the United Kingdom's Cornish seal sanctuary.
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Some were taken captive by jihadist groups such as Islamic State, which killed a number of them.
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But as marine parks wither in America, they're flourishing in China, sparking fresh concerns about captive orcas.
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He would have had to have been a captive member of the race of the First Men.
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The lists are both intimate and cold, like a scientist's field notes on an aging, captive animal.
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The pronghorn were nearly wiped out a decade ago, and were preserved through a captive breeding program.
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Captive State has a clever viral marketing campaign, and the teaser trailers make it look so good.
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But while on their journey south, the two are taken captive by a man from House Bolton.
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A new trailer appears to show him trying to free her two captive dragons from their dungeon.
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And it means that consumers stay captive within the Netflix walled garden for significant amounts of time.
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And the money paid into the captive can be transferred to heirs at greatly reduced tax rates.
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There is also no allowance for an existing captive to be grandfathered in under the new guidelines.
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Industry experts say they can be attractive to employers because they are essentially a captive work force.
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Instead, he's taken captive by a terrifying, homicidal poacher, Percival McLeach, who wants the endangered-species eagle.
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It's nearly impossible to confirm those accounts, but researchers in 1973 observed erratic reactions in captive squirrels.
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They had been grabbed by Islamic State fighters in the Sinjar region of Iraq and made captive.
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He told me that captive chimpanzees are often trained to comply with whatever situation they're placed in.
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Lily Rose Lee (Formerly Michelle Knight) Was Held Captive the Longest Lee disappeared on August 25, 21.
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You could also compel love, if someone is captive and dependent and enmeshed in order to survive.
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Two captive gibbons were recently confronted with this tiny menace, when a rat wandered into their enclosure.
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According to the DNP, the country has around 1200 - 1300 captive tigers in at least 33 facilities.
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The teen said she and her siblings were allegedly being abused and held captive by their parents.
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Some 197 girls remain captive, though it is not known how many of them may have died.
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"It's like being held captive," one official said of traveling with the President on Air Force One.
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ARC'TERYX MEN&aposS CAPTIVE SS POLO Gifting a shirt is a tried and true Father's Day gift.
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Pence took advantage of the captive audience, discussing individual state licensing issues with many of the governors.
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This happens when captive killer whales do 'threat displays' at each other, usually when vying for dominance.
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Apple TV and Google Chromecast still don't allow for captive-portal access, although there are some workarounds.
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"Late Night's" ability to navigate the choppy political waters has won him praise and a captive audience.
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Khomeini returned from exile to erect his reign of terror, which included taking captive U.S. embassy staff.
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She has since clung on to office, but as the captive, rather than leader of her Cabinet.
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Ok, so — KS: Start with captive portals like open Wi-Fi that you have in an airport.
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Next to him is a man with a bloody knife, suggesting they had just beheaded a captive.
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A man in South Africa was mauled to death by his captive lions on Tuesday, CNN reported.
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We do not know how many are held captive by smugglers or are in official detention centers.
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Abu Sayyaf was killed in the 2015 special forces raid during which his wife was taken captive.
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But because they were far from town and had already paid, "we were almost captive," she said.
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"Germany is a captive of Russia," Trump said at a meeting with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.
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But I had a captive audience to lecture to, explaining the whole damn museum in three hours.
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For other populations, captive breeding programs are helping to usher some species through the storm of diseases.
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Never again should we be captive to the thugs of the Middle East for our energy needs.
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Since the visas bind guestworkers to a single job, employers often treat them as a captive workforce.
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"If you look at it, Germany is a captive of Russia because they supply," the president said.
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FARC made a name for itself by kidnapping civilians for decades and holding them captive, for years.
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" Her work has been widely cited as evidence that Judge Garland is a captive of "Big Labor.
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"On a plane, we have such a captive audience," said Anne Fulenwider, Marie Claire's editor-in-chief.
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The real surprise may be the prominence of Sansa Stark, a de facto captive in King's Landing.
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Tonight, we got a very slow play-by-play of what's happening while they're being held captive.
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Americans are captive to the pharmaceutical industry, much like our past relationships with 20th century department stores.
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While held captive by Jadis, Negan opened up to the leaders of the now-dead Heapster crew.
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The fighters turned on the new captive, thinking she had led the women to the wrong place.
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The cyberchallenge is the newest one, and thus is not captive to the strategies of past generations.
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There, Lieutenant MacNeil said, the chief began performing aid on the captive, while Special Operator Scott helped.
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MERRI ROSENBERG, ARDSLEY, N.Y. To the Editor: Crowded subway cars already inspire a captive feeling of dread.
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They were held captive until a letter was sent from the White House to North Korean leadership.
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This spring, King intends to observe captive birds at the zoo in Akron to glean building tips.
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Pearce told me that female Macquarie perch are difficult to bring into breeding condition in captive facilities.
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While many Chibok students remain captive, dozens of them have been released through government negotiations or escaped.
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And a tapestry-making sweatshop with captive women is one of the wrongs Yvain has to right.
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Salih says captive animals elsewhere in the country may be suffering similarly inhumane, if less visible, fates.
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"We're still captive to the oil markets," said Ian Nakamoto, director of research at MacDougall, MacDougall & MacTier.
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Russia will remain the captive of its history and the victim of its authoritarian style of government.
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" She described the imprisonment of Pocahontas, saying as a teenager she was "abducted, imprisoned, and held captive.
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"At most of these facilities, there was just no evidence of captive breeding actually happening," he said.
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In one case, a dentist created a captive to insure against his office's being attacked by terrorists.
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When members of a search party found her, they allegedly took her passport to hold her captive.
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But in liberating the sport from its monochromatic, moralistic past, you became a captive of your legacy.
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Furious Navy prosecutors said the medic never suggested in six interviews that he had suffocated the captive.
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You are fighting against the government, the courts, and the hospital that are keeping your child captive.
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The California couple accused of holding their 13 children captive were charged with 12 counts of torture.
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Hsiung remembers live snakes, raccoons, dogs, and monkeys all captive and available for diners to choose from.
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In recent months Nigeria's military has reported freeing at least 3,000 people held captive by the insurgents.
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The pizzeria manager held the boy captive, sexually abused him and told people Shawn was his son.
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Just as all populists, Donald Trump runs the risk of being a captive to his own populism.
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Cambodian police said the suspects contacted people in China asking for money to free relatives held captive.
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With 15 million tourists arriving every year the club also hopes to tap into a captive audience.
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Most think they're escapees from captive populations, introduced to the state starting in the 1920s and 1930s.
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There are now 55 prisoners who remain captive at Guantanamo, 19 of whom are cleared for transfer.
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That wish will soon be a reality for the eight captive Atlantic bottlenose dolphins of Baltimore's National Aquarium.
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Captive-bred cheetahs can be legally traded under CITES, although they are notoriously difficult to breed, Tricorache said.
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The model said within two days of being held captive, she agreed to share a bed with Herba.
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TRUMP: Germany as a captive of Russia, they getting so much of the oil and gas from Russia.
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Carisbrooke is where Charles I was held captive in 1647, where he attempted to bargain for his life.
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Bowe Bergdahl, who abandoned his post in Afghanistan and was held captive by the Taliban for five years.
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Hill took the youth to the apartment in Chicago, where he was held captive and abused, Antonitti said.
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He said Germany is basically a captive of Russia because they&aposre going to do this pipeline deal.
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It's difficult not to see Captive State, the latest feature from Rise director Rupert Wyatt, as closely related.
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She, after all, is art — fit for the Louvre, not an exotic curiosity held captive at a sideshow.
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Meanwhile, wasn't the music Pulitzer, for many decades, largely the captive of a small, insular academic music scene?
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Abetted by a captive, frightened judiciary, the police are rounding up anyone Mr Erdogan designates as an enemy.
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In March of this year, SeaWorld made the surprising announcement that it would no longer breed captive orcas.
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There, he had learned to spot certain rocks called concretions that held fossils captive, like pearls in oysters.
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They found that natural and synthesized versions of the compound elicited the same olfactory responses in captive lampreys.
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The next step — if the captive breeding proves successful — is finding protected habitat for the frogs to survive.
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His defense team argued he has suffered enough since he was held captive by the Taliban for years.
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It's important not to see the MFA (macro-financial assistance) captive to political bickering at home or abroad.
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TURKEY'S PRESIDENT, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has made sure the protests in France have a captive audience in Turkey.
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That is a sort of imagination and ambition the American right, held captive by its donors, badly needs.
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The Ugandan military has previously confirmed that the captive, who has appeared in another video, was their soldier.
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As the warming world burns fewer hydrocarbons, Aramco is keen to secure captive markets for its crude feedstock.
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Of the captive Jews, lined up behind barbed wire in their baggy prison uniforms adorned with Juden stars.
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We also exclude GBP28 million for cash held in escrow accounts and at the group's captive insurance companies.
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Scientists will sometimes initiate captive breeding and then will release enough animals to jump-start a wild population.
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Claudio acquiesces, but then proceeds to dissect the stranger psychoanalytically, turning the entire canteen into his captive audience.
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Another Canadian who was held captive, former mining executive John Ridsdel, was executed by the group in April.
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And with automated driving on the horizon, the idea of passengers as captive audiences is growing increasingly probable.
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But I hope that we recognize that free peoples are always going to innovate better than captive ones.
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Wildt spent the early part of his career studying cheetahs, both captive and wild, across sub-saharan Africa.
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Wildt recognized the potential benefits of researching captive animals and wanted to open a dedicated cheetah center stateside.
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To keep a genetically diverse population in North American zoos, captive cheetahs are paired based on their DNA.
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Within the event horizon, even light is held captive by the black hole's gravity, rendering black holes invisible.
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" Best actress went to Brie Larson, the 26-year-old breakout of the mother-son captive drama "Room.
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Hearts all over the internet are breaking for a captive polar bear living in a mall in China.
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Those log-in pages—their technical name is, somewhat ominously, "captive portals"—can seem impenetrable barriers to streaming.
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No, it is the freedom from captive sales that is intolerable and cannot be condoned by Big Eye.
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It makes us question if this is even one of the locations whereAlice/Sophie were once held captive.
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The steep cost makes migrants vulnerable to being taken captive to work off what they owe, experts say.
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It frequently sets product standards in the recipient countries that favor Chinese companies, effectively creating a captive market.
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"It's a march that I thought about when I was held captive," Ferrini told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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America wanted Africans to be free, he basically said, while China and Russia would have African countries captive.
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The earlier version also misstated, at one point, the surname of a British captive of the Islamic State.
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In October, 2016, Iraqi security forces filmed themselves executing a captive in Qayyarah, an hour south of Mosul.
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She still has to pay for electricity, water, and taxes for the house she was held captive in.
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But the expected first public appearance of another, even more prominent Guantánamo captive, Abu Zubaydah, was abruptly postponed.
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Trump attacked Germany over a gas pipeline deal with Russia, saying it makes Berlin a "captive" to Moscow.
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China), capital markets (evidenced by a successful USD1 billion bond issuance in March), and a captive local market.
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But it is difficult to think of a more offensive personal insult to Merkel than Trump's captive jab.
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"Two Filipino crew, the ship's captain and chief engineer, were taken captive," Lieutenant-Commander Alvin Dagalea told reporters.
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But in reality, captive tortoises have a notable knack for escape artistry, perhaps because people underestimate their gumption.
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Falcons are recognized internationally as endangered and only captive bred falcons can be legally owned in the UAE.
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It was a little strange, a little awkward and I felt a little charmed and also somewhat captive.
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In the first section, "Captive Voices," the orchestra plays a subdued mass of hazy harmonies and fidgety lines.
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The workshops I taught to captive audiences of fraternity brothers are a start, but even they weren't enough.
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It is not clear whether the administration is also weighing transferring the captive to Iraqi or Kurdish custody.
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But the new captive assured the militants she was from Banki and knew her way through the countryside.
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There are smaller captive colonies elsewhere in Pátzcuaro, but none as large as the one in the basilica.
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He also portrayed Germany as a "captive" of Russia for importing so much of that country's natural gas.
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To test that possibility, she and her colleagues collected skin secretions from captive frogs in the Maryland Zoo.
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One of the charges against Chief Gallagher in the war-crimes trial is premeditated murder of the captive.
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"I was without a doubt a captive from a moment I was illegal in the country," Daniela said.
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Syrian state TV said the army freed 28 people who had been held captive by militants in Arbin.
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Trump treated a captive audience of Boy Scouts like a crowd at one of his freewheeling campaign rallies.
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The parents accused of holding their 19893 children captive in California were formally charged with torture and abuse.
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Just look at the news; think of the Turpins, charged with abusing their children and holding them captive.
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On Thursday, that captive, John Walker Lindh, is scheduled to leave a federal prison in Terre Haute, Ind.
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"Recovering Americans held captive and imprisoned abroad continues to be a top priority for my administration," Trump said.
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Realizing the amphibians were disappearing in nature, officials decided to restock wild populations by releasing captive-born salamanders.
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Jadis fares the best in this hour, as she weighs what to do with a captive Negan's life.
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In today's 360 video, take flight with Widow at an Oregon training facility for injured or captive birds.
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The girl was found, and held captive on the island after he confiscated her passport, the suit said.
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You can't be held captive by the fear of failure or the fear of what people may say.
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Then other people come to rescue the captive animals, and they too do this out of sincere affection.
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His daughter, meanwhile, wrangles her captive raptor with ease and confidence, and commands the screen with natural charisma.
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Rummer argues clownfish and other marine species will likely need more drastic help than school captive breeding programs.
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India does allow some power, steel, cement and aluminum companies to mine coal for their own captive use.
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Because of this, he continued, a country's list of permissible captive-bred animals often appears scattershot and illogical.
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"It's really just for their own use," said Gaby Vega, a spokeswoman for the commission's Captive Wildlife Office.
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It was an IRGC boat that seized 10 U.S. Navy sailors and held them captive in January 2016.
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In her latest, Villains, out September 20, she's held captive by a rural couple with strange, sinister proclivities.
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TripAdvisor will stop selling tickets to attractions that keep whales, dolphins and porpoises captive, the company announced Wednesday.
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"It's the end of the easy captive," said John Colvin, a lawyer in Seattle specializing in tax controversies.
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There's also a harrowing scene of a captive 12-year-old boy whose freed mother visits him daily.
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Teaching is a profession with its own ethical duties; students are both our charges and a captive market.
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Trump had accused Germany of being "captive" to Russia, citing a deal to build a natural gas pipeline.
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"Iran is already trying to capitalize on this egregious mistake by taking more U.S. citizens captive," he added.
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EODM lead singer Jesse Hughes often took breaks between songs to share tender words with his captive audience.
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If not in Walmart stores, future Grown locations might be in large venues with captive audiences, Allen says.
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So while the valley's hotels and resorts have something of a captive audience, they still have to compete.
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He was held captive by armed Taliban militants until his release in 2014 in exchange for five terrorists.
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Authorities say Patterson held Jayme captive for 88 days inside his cabin in the remote town of Gordon.
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It looks like there are two small people trapped inside her shoes, held captive by their Velcro straps.
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One Chinese pilot was killed, and the American crew was held captive and interrogated by the Chinese military.
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The transaction in question deals with a micro captive insurance company, also known as small or micro captives.
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Patterson held Jayme captive in his home for 88 days until she eventually escaped on January 10, 2019.
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In recent decades, Austria has seen two notorious cases of kidnapping, where women were held captive for years.
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In recent decades, Austria has seen two notorious cases of kidnapping, where women were held captive for years.
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These words are from a person who has been held captive on this island for almost six years.
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Other Americans taken captive by North Korea have said after their release they were forced into making confessions.
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David Phillips at the Earth Island Institute countered SeaWorld's claims that captive orcas cannot survive in the wild.
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Hoping to follow the success of other captive breeding programs, which have led to reintroductions of bison, wolves and condors in the United States, the Wildlife Conservation Society, the Myanmar government and a global conservation network called the Turtle Survival Alliance created captive breeding sites at three wildlife sanctuaries in Myanmar.
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He's been holed up in a cave for seven years, held captive in prison, beaten, shackled, and almost killed.
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One bold move would be to lean in to the demand and adapt to this still-captive audience's desires.
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Wipro said it would buy Alight HR Services India Pvt Ltd, which is Alight Solutions' captive operations in India.
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According to a NhRP press release, it's the first-ever nonhuman rights lawsuit filed on behalf of captive elephants.
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Captive birds live alone for a lifetime with food provided and nothing to do—but pluck their feathers out.
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He&aposs not captive to what people here think about him, and he&aposs willing to chart new territory.
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The engraving indicates that the remaining colonists were killed by "salvages [savages]," except for seven, who were taken captive.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: And again to call Germany a captive of Russia is the most inflammatory language I can imagine.
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Whale conservationists have expressed concerns that the Russian government is snatching belugas from their pods and holding them captive.
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He also said Wickremesinghe's ministers alienated Buddhist monks by having them arrested for keeping unlicensed captive elephants at temples.
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No one knows whether they crashed into a mountain, whether they were shot down, whether they were taken captive.
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I hope Captive State is a hopeful film, in that those tribalistic divides become moot, irrelevant, and totally redundant.
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And finally, she made water so that his voice, wherever it was being held captive, could return to him.
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Here's a New Year's resolution we can all get behind in 2018: Free the captive whales, at long last.
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While held captive at Hanoi's Hoa Lo prison, McCain was denied medical attention and repeatedly tortured by his captors.
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X.E.: "We need this," she tells her husband, and urges him to prune their wings and keep them captive.
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One requires that a captive prove that no more than 20 percent of the premiums come from one policyholder.
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He was then held captive and was forced to drop the robbers with the iPhones to a remote spot.
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During the emotional meeting, Buhari held the baby Amina gave birth to while a captive of the terror group.
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In 2016, Pane and Tale each took separate trips to Thailand, later posting photos online posing with captive tigers.
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He and Daryl proceed to take the remaining Savior, the one Rick tossed out of a moving vehicle, captive.
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Bowe Bergdahl, who was held captive in Afghanistan for several years after leaving his station, was dishonorably discharged Friday.
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We know now that this model works most effectively when there's a segregated market that is sort of captive.
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"Fuck Trump" and "fuck white people" are heard as the kidnappers—all black—attack their captive, a white man.
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December's flight test marked the space plane's very first solo glide, following four "captive" flights aboard a carrier plane.
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Cases of captive great whites are rare, because the animals are difficult to care for outside the open ocean.
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If you choose to engage with them, there is no typical battle between your team and your future captive.
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The report states the boy didn't know the location of the Red Roof Inn where he'd been held captive.
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Celebrate Read Across America Day with your own captive audience by reading a book to your pet at home.
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Water is, for many, a kind of conduit, either to places where they seek refuge or find themselves captive.
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The main finding was that these elephants slept far less than in other studies of wild or captive elephants.
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Whether she is evacuee or refugee, fugitive or captive, the reader roots for her every step of the way.
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PETA said it may appeal, and that the decision ignores current public sentiment about the suffering of captive orcas.
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At the same time, captive orcas often display unusual stress-related behaviors, such as self-mutilation, listlessness, and agitation.
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HPCL-Mittal Energy (HMEL) is converting a captive power plant at its 180,000 bpd Bathinda refinery to use petcoke.
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Tsingshan Indonesia has captive power and mines its own nickel and chrome, making it an extremely low cost producer.
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Yet that has not stopped them from attacking towns and villages whereBoko Haram has held thousands of civilians captive.
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She was held captive by him and his wife, Wanda Barzee, for nine months before being rescued in 2003.
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A woman discovers a serial killer in her neighbourhood and has to fight for survival after she's taken captive.
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It wasn't a heart issue ... turns out Kelly was injured while shooting the movie "Captive State" a day earlier.
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We broke the story ... Kelly's recovering after filming a new movie, "Captive State" where he got punched 65 times.
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It should act now and avoid any suspicion that it's a captive of the industry it's supposed to regulate.
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Hostage family freed A family of five held captive by the Taliban for almost five years has been freed.
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Pandas He He and Mei Mei were the first panda twins born to a captive mother and wild father.
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"Western Canada has been held captive by geography and hasn't been able to cheaply access the markets," Rogers said.
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That might sound niche, but across the United States, alarming numbers of captive big cats are in private hands.
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The world economy was in danger of being held captive to oil states that were often intensely anti-American.
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In 2007, Barack Obama called the commission a "moribund agency" that was a captive of the industry it regulated.
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Howard is not merely an eccentric pining for his daughter, and Michelle isn't the first woman he's held captive.
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Castro had hosted dinners with family members in the home while the women were held captive out of sight.
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For key moments they represent a very captive audience, which is why Uber needs to invest heavily in advertising.
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Her village was destroyed, members of her family were murdered and she was held captive as a sex slave.
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He said he had never told investigators that he killed the captive because no one had bothered to ask.
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"Some of those evacuated suffered tremendously and were held captive in inhumane conditions while in Libya," Mr. Cochetel said.
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And the ability to attach these things to massive social networks means everyone has a built-in, captive audience.
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Ed Yong took another tack for The Atlantic, looking at the messy logistics of helping captive rhinos make babies.
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Rather than shutter after the 1993 ban, tiger farms continued to grow and now house over 6,000 captive animals.
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Pakistan released the captive pilot in March and the situation calmed -- but India's Kashmir vote has inflamed tensions again.
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The US continues our work to bring home all those wrongfully held captive in Iran and elsewhere. pic.twitter.com/9UJqnQkmLF
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He embarks on one of his typically impulsive jaunts and ends up held captive in a Southern gothic nightmare.
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The rules prohibit elephant interactions, including riding, bathing or feeding, as well as any experiences involving captive marine mammals.
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They capitalize on the glut of tourists and seek publicity from the captive audience of journalists behind security cordons.
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Yet in 2016, Indonesian officials permitted PT Alam Nusantara, a Jakarta-based company, to export 45 "captive-bred" echidnas.
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In January 1968, North Korean gun boats seized the Navy intelligence ship Pueblo, taking the crew of 83 captive.
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But after a few months, he says, he was kidnapped and held captive for around a month in Tripoli.
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Wealth Matters The offer pertains to captive insurance, a way to insure against risks not covered by traditional means.
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Nosratollah Khosravi-Roodsari, a mystery captive whom the U.S. identified as part of the swap but provided no details.
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Other branches of the structure include a captive media that parrots the party line every step of the way.
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One tool he uses is congressional delegation trips, when fellow lawmakers are a captive audience during long flights overseas.
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"We talk a lot in the church about the struggle against all things that hold us captive," she said.
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Eight harrowing months after he was taken captive, his mother managed to borrow enough money and Victory was released.
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Bardem achieves this astonishing depiction of Chigurh with a dreadful haircut, a captive bolt pistol, and a mysterious persona.
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Chief Gallagher was convicted of posing for photographs with the body of an American-held teenage Islamic State captive.
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This is why so many useful ideas occur in the shower, when you're held captive to a mundane activity.
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Anyone can do it — all you need is a captive listener, whether that's your partner or 1,000 Facebook friends.
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She has now been held captive longer than anyone in the 156-year history of the ICRC, Stillhart said.
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Platoon members said they saw Chief Gallagher shoot civilians and fatally stab a wounded captive with a hunting knife.
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Politico adds that the accusations against Gallagher include posing with the corpse of the teenage captive he allegedly killed.
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And after killing the group of Saviors holding them captive, both women seem as if they're done with violence.
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While some have escaped or been rescued, it is believed that the group is still holding the majority captive.
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Even though she was kidnapped and held captive, he showed her love, care... So she said she's going back.
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Bush Africa Safaris said in a statement that it does not market captive-bred lions in the U.S. The statement said booth operative in the video was discussing wild and wild-managed lions and was showing hunts involving captive-bred lions taken before the ban more than four years ago, it said.
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No surprise then that these forces played out in real-time during the 2019 elections, an energized youth-driven civil society empowered through education and technology demanding that their voices be heard, confronting weak institutions, captive to political interests, and patriarchic politicians unprepared to let political outsiders and disrupters enter their captive space.
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The company already enforces a ban on any attractions that use captive animals for blood sports, such as bull fighting.
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A woman was being held captive in a cage — not an uncommon thing to find — so I let her out.
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In the US, the Fish and Wildlife Services' Captive Wildlife Safety Act deems it illegal to import and acquire cheetahs.
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Keeping the angels, stripped of their feathers, captive in a claw-foot bathtub, the X.E.s force the angels into prostitution.
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During the decade Amanda Berry was held captive in a Cleveland home, her abductor allowed her to watch the news.
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The civil suit, which seeks unspecified damages, claims she "suffered severe emotional distress and other injuries" after being held captive.
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But she still beats the world's oldest living cat (age 26) and the oldest captive panda (age 37) on record.
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Also featured are the castle's enchanted residents, who welcome Belle after she takes her father's place as the Beast's captive.
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She was held captive for around one month, during which time she said she was used as a sex slave.
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Director Cate Shortland returns with a thriller about a woman who's taken captive by a man while traveling through Germany.
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If the small captive doesn't pay out insurance claims, the money accumulates as it does in a commercial insurance company.
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Luckily, the FWS started a captive breeding program with 14 red wolves discovered near Texas and Louisiana in the 1970s.
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The screens are where Breitfeld sees the biggest dollar signs: selling services to the captive audience in Faraday Future's cars.
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The report says that in the week she was held captive, the victim was raped multiple times by the men.
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He added that it is very important to have a captive population in case anything goes wrong in the wild.
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Similar schemes exist at the state level as well, making the market of 61,000 captive labourers worth well over $1bn.
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As the sailors waited for repairs, the Revolutionary Guard approached in several boats and took them captive with guns drawn.
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About 82 girls were freed last Saturday in exchange for Boko Haram commanders after being held captive for three years.
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AT&T's unspoken long-term goal is probably to sell expensive bundles of infrastructure and content to near-captive customers.
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Jane is held captive in Saudi Arabia until she promises to tell Claire when, exactly, Congress's uprising against will come.
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When Drayton was arrested in North Hollywood, authorities found another woman tied up and held captive in his hotel room.
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It's routinely been the most watched network on cable this election year, and it has a loyal, mostly captive audience.
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"I learned lines from it, and therefore whenever there was a captive audience, I played bits of it," he said.
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RGA uses affiliated captive reinsurers primarily to manage the excess statutory reserves associated with its term-life book of business.
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And yet, as president, Trump is captive in a somewhat unique way to very ideologically orthodox forces inside the GOP.
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For a guy who loves hunting captive animals so much, he sure does have a history of missing the mark.
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Over time there will be fewer and fewer captive animals and zoos as we know them can be phased out.
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During that trip, he also helped secure the release of three Americans who had been held captive in the country.
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Additionally, in 2011, Ali publicly appealed to Iranian officials for the release of captive hikers Shane Bauer and Josh Fattal.
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In reality Pocahontas, whose real name was Matoaka, was a captive who married into white culture to protect her family.
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Another big surprise was the success of "Room," starring Brie Larson as a mother held captive with her young son.
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To make money, they squeeze their users indirectly, by charging companies to put appropriate advertisements in front of captive eyeballs.
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Facilities that offer interaction with captive animals often emphasize that they donate part of their proceeds to wild conservation efforts.
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The scathing 2013 documentary Blackfish brought the plight of captive orcas to the world's attention, prompting changes in the industry.
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African penguins are endangered in the wild, and the Academy's tradition is meant to help promote its captive breeding program.
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All he wanted was to find his sister, another mutant who is being held captive in Dr. Goldman's secret lab.
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Last year, TripAdvisor stopped selling tickets to attractions which involve physical contact with captive wild animals or endangered species in.
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The messaging application is seen as having a particularly captive audience of young people, a desirable demographic for presidential campaigns.
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Pacelle said the new rules could stamp out the industry, because a disproportionate number of captive hunt customers are American.
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The missile wrongly sent to Cuba is called a Hellfire Captive Air Training Missile, a "dummy missile" used in exercises.
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"Harambe was killed by a zoo which raises revenues by selling tickets to see captive animals, including primates," she said.
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Concerts and sporting events are particularly vulnerable terrorism targets because they feature large, captive audiences and stage high-profile events.
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She died in 1937, two years after Lewis, and also was a captive of the Clotilda, according to Durkin's findings.
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She crossed illegally into the Valley with a smuggler who took her captive and demanded more money from her family.
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Podcasts are largely listened to by commuters in cars—a captive audience, and a demographic advertisers are keen to reach.
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That whale is named Morgan, and her fight for freedom started long before footage of her sad, captive life surfaced.
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We would never conclude from captive peacocks that their tails did not evolve as a costly signal to attract mates.
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To find out, they tested the new device on 18 captive chipmunks, using video cameras to record the animals' behaviour.
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He claimed, for example, that Germany is "captive to Russia" because of a gas pipeline deal between the two countries.
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Researchers took samples from the liver, fat and muscle of six captive grizzly bears at three times during the year.
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In July, the President accused fellow NATO ally Germany of being a "captive of Russia," due to its energy reliance.
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