Of the total, 622,000 birds were culled on farms where bird flu was discovered and 154,000 were culled as a precaution on farms where the disease was suspected, the ministry said.
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Some 703m pigs have been culled, according to official statistics.
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In those three cases, all the birds have been culled.
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She said all pigs on the holding would be culled.
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" C: "I've definitely culled my spending since being with Michelle.
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Engineers are responding with astonishing solutions culled from multiple disciplines.
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Researchers culled the information from 22,117,221 tweets collected between Nov.
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October 2017: Famous men are culled in the #MeToo movement.
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Researchers culled the information from 6900,2628,28503 tweets collected between Nov.
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Is the scene culled from memory, a dream, or neither?
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The bosses, culled from religious folklore and mythology, are particularly unnerving.
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Some 25,2000 chickens had died, and 17,000 were culled pre-emptively.
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About 1,700 wolves were culled in 2016, according to official data.
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All animals on infected farms must be culled under current rules.
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If the infection is detected, all the animals will be culled.
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The government wants 2m feral cats culled across Australia by 2020.
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Kinefuchi-san used original illustrations culled from Kuvshinov's various social networks.
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Another 14,000 pigs at another farm were culled earlier this month.
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Hundreds of thousands of hens may be culled in the Netherlands.
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Having culled each other's upper tiers, both parliamentary factions look rudderless.
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As of Wednesday, 826 cattle had been culled, the ministry said.
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China has culled over 175,000 birds following five outbreaks among poultry.
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Millions of hens may need to be culled in the Netherlands.
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Now that scandal has culled so many patriarchs from their corporate
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Who will remain once the field is culled, likely by half?
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The worms, snails, crab and mollusk were culled from hydrothermal vents.
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In the winter, only the strong survive; the weak are culled.
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Here's what else we know, culled from a variety of sources.
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Jimmy Fallon culled hilarious and offbeat screen captures from his audience.
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Home movies are culled from the collections of soldiers, including Gen.
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Last year's efforts culled more than 400 deer from the herd.
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Some 21,600 turkeys were culled on a farm in Soest in North Rhine Westfalia after the virulent H5N8 strain was discovered and 9,53 ducks were culled on a farm in Moeser in Saxony-Anhalt, regional authorities said.
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Most of the computer whiz's artistic training is culled from Youtube videos.
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From there, based on mutual interest, the list was culled to seven.
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The institution of a cut halfway through tournaments has culled weaker competitors.
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We culled the best of Netflix's "Steamy" category for your (viewing) pleasure.
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Here are the seven best celebrity anecdotes we culled from Baldwin's memoir.
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Dazed & Confused featured characters characters culled from different social circles, spanning genders.
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All pigs at that farm in the village of Nikolovo were culled.
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A number of birds had died and the rest were being culled.
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As of Wednesday, 826 cattle had been culled, the ministry statement said.
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So we culled our favorites and we're going to keep them here.
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UnitedHealthcare sells information culled from its enormous database, OptumInsight, to various customers.
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"Volume I" was precisely culled, but the additional volumes are well justified.
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Each offers a different "Father's Day tip" culled from Mr. Trump's utterances.
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It then culled "approximately" half of the remaining 6,535 for other reasons.
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Their supernatural monsters, in contrast, are culled from juvenile fears and fantasies.
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More than a million pigs have been culled, the Chinese government said.
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Under Mr. Johnson, the ranks of the latter have been ruthlessly culled.
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It said all pigs on the holding, or 44,580, would be culled.
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The government culled nearly 18,000 chickens as a result of the outbreak.
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Was it because the show was culled almost entirely from your collection?
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Here are all the stories culled from Buffett's wide-ranging "Squawk Box" interview:
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Norway's agriculture ministry wants the wild reindeer culled to prevent that from happening.
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All 65 birds exposed to the virus died or were culled, it said.
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Data were culled from inpatient hospital records on maternal infections and psychiatric outcomes.
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In France in one week alone in early January, 800,000 ducks were culled.
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Facebook might have culled this ranking information in a staid and sensible way.
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We gathered tens of thousands of words of interviews and then culled them.
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Authorities have culled millions of birds in affected areas to control the outbreaks.
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As the decade wore on, the promiscuity we had championed would be culled.
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One early compilation comprised Cambodian pop songs culled from the Oakland public library.
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Such intelligence gleams in these essays, culled from several years of blog posts.
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More than a million pigs have been culled, according to the Chinese government.
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All of the teams were culled from places like YouTube, Vine and Instagram.
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Since the death of Marius, thirteen giraffes have been culled in EAZA zoos.
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The images were culled from Ms. Battaglia's personal archives of some 600,000 photographs.
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Instead, they culled trees periodically to sell to charcoal dealers for emergency cash.
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The authorities culled more than 31,000 poultry in the area following the case.
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We positioned digital stand-ins for my furniture, culled from the Macy's catalogue.
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Local authorities have culled 55,917 birds following the outbreak, according to the statement.
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All 195 cows raised on the farm had been culled to contain the disease.
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After receiving more than 200 proposals, Amazon culled those to 20 finalists in January.
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All the tweets are supposedly culled from real posts, although users' names are redacted.
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At the time, they still culled elephants in Kruger National Park to the east.
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That data is mostly culled via hand-held scanners that log usage and downtime.
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Over 17,000 poultry had to be culled following the outbreak, the news service reported.
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Costs should tumble as branches are shut, creaking mainframe systems retired and bureaucracy culled.
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Then he culled out a small group that seemed to be preternaturally terrific prognosticators.
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Noisey: Your book was culled from your diaries and has a very conversational tone.
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All ducks and chickens at the two farms will be culled, the agency said.
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Michael Lundgren's new photo series, Matter, is culled from nine years of picture-making.
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This cache of data was later found to have been improperly culled from Facebook.
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The comments are culled from Old Navy's various social media feeds, the article states.
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Appropriately, pop songs and sound bites culled from YouTube and Soundcloud accompany the work.
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And at least two artists have already been culled from playlists as a result.
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Some furnishings — and the firewood — are made from false acacia culled from the forest.
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The shortlist will be culled to five nominees, to be announced on Jan. 23.
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Male plants have to be culled because a pollinated female will stop producing CBD.
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China has culled nearly 40,20173 pigs in response, according to the the organization's database.
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He's also uploading compositions that rely on strategies culled from avant-rock and jazz.
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Movie scenes are intercut with snippets of video culled from television and the internet.
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The Chinese government said in April it had culled more than a million pigs in a bid to control the outbreak, but some experts — such as Rabobank and TS Lombard — estimated that the number of hog culled could be more than 100 million.
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Around 90,53 turkeys, chickens and ducks were also culled last week after the H5N8 strain was confirmed on farms in Lower Saxony while 16,000 turkeys were culled on a farm with the H5N8 strain in the neighboring state of North Rhine Westfalia.
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Some 21,53 turkeys were culled on a farm in Soest in North Rhine Westfalia and 9,500 ducks were culled on a farm in Moeser in Saxony-Anhalt after the virulent H5N8 bird flu strain was discovered on both farms, regional authorities said.
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The industry culled around 653 million birds in 2015, after suffering from overcapacity in 2014.
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Often thought of noisy and annoying, they've been culled because of their damage to crops.
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In one particularly glaring case, that included detailed, potentially sensitive information culled from expense reports.
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More than 30,000 birds were culled in a similar outbreak in the region in 2012.
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The images of soldiers and dilapidated cities, it states, have been culled from the internet.
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We've culled the most intense movies about people boldly facing the elements, and occasionally succeeding.
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If you don't have the News app installed, you just get headlines culled from Safari.
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But company analysts, once among the most prestigious professionals in the stockmarket, are being culled.
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It has reported more than 40 outbreaks since August and culled an estimated 200,000 pigs.
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The poultry were culled on a farm at Hude, the Lower Saxony state government said.
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Using info culled from those machines, the company found that people really wanted Cherry Sprite.
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Its body is culled from a slinky carbon fiber shell that forms a menacing swoosh.
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Others are culled from "popular requests from online communities" and proposals submitted by the public.
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They harvested 2.6 last year and have culled almost 8 already this year, Camporesi said.
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The logo used on the items in the box were culled from their old stationery.
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He is very, very into the speed of these alerts, all culled from public data.
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The U.N. experts presented "general allegations culled from false information," he said in a statement.
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Instead, it culled the herd of those people who were my friends on paper alone.
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More than 400,000 birds around the infected farm were eventually culled to contain the outbreak.
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The clothing landscape is carefully culled and categorized, as perhaps only the Modern can do.
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Below, I've culled some of the best, worst, and weirdest elements of Coachella's 2020 lineup.
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Most of the birds culled were egg-laying hens, sending local egg prices sharply higher.
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That massive figure is culled from poring over various forms, including grants and tax breaks.
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My habits — eating habits, particularly — will be culled a bit, depending on where I am.
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Another 77,53 turkeys, chickens and ducks were culled this week after the contagious H5N8 strain was confirmed on four farms in Lower Saxony while 16,000 turkeys were culled after the H5N8 strain was found on a farm in the neighboring state of North Rhine Westfalia.
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As one editor (fearful of being quoted by name) put it: "The dinosaurs are being culled."
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But production is likely to remain flat after farmers culled large numbers of cattle last season.
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Below, we've culled enough diamonds in the rough to fill out a standard feature-film runtime.
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It has survival elements culled from Far Cry, with story and missions reminiscent of The Witcher.
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That's a 40% increase from just a year ago, according to data culled from the USDA.
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"That was distinctly culled from Oswald's body of work; it was deeply collage-based," Hecker says.
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Nearly 15,000 hogs have been culled in Lianyungang city in eastern Jiangsu province as of Aug.
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We've done a round-up of the twelve most likely replacements, culled from extensive internet research.
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It can be instantly culled on the open web from sites like White Pages and Spokeo.
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For the experiment, McClain and Nunnally acquired three alligators recently culled by the State of Louisiana.
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That has reduced the number of cats culled from 238,929 in 2004 to 45,574 in 2016.
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China has culled over 25,000 pigs after the nation reported four ASF outbreaks in a month.
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Each 60-minute episode is a compilation of golden moments culled from 200 hours of footage.
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Margins are expected to slide again by 2019, according to analyst forecasts culled by Thomson Reuters.
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In 248, an outbreak of avian flu hit poultry flocks and 24.05 million turkeys were culled.
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To help you give you that feeling, I culled Netflix (US) for its most frightening films.
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The story of the shoot is told entirely through material culled from his involvement with Lynch.
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Fortunately, the many actors culled from the cast were able to find plenty of work elsewhere.
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Dr. Martin Luther King culled from a wiretap of his hotel room near the Miami airport.
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Earlier in March, American suspended its 2020 financial guidance to investors as it culled flight schedules.
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The tapes of these conversations were recently discovered and culled through by the director Rob Roth.
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All the hens and ducks at the two farms would be culled, the food agency said.
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All the hens and ducks at the two farms would be culled, the food agency said.
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In Denmark, culled animals are viewed as educational opportunities, and as meat for other captive animals.
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The following data points were culled from a host of reports over the past half decade.
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Here are 10 rock-solid picks culled from all three services, with something for any mood.
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Once the virus has been detected on a pig farm, the entire population must be culled.
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It began with a spate of discarded books, culled from drawers and desks across the newsroom.
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China has culled nearly a million pigs, set up roadblocks and built fences, to no avail.
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The paintings depict near-constant conflict, with culled-from-the-headlines imagery recalling brutal police interactions.
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More than 8,000 hogs have been culled in Liaoning province after an outbreak was confirmed there earlier this month, while a unit of WH Group, the world's top pork producer, said it culled 1,362 pigs at a slaughterhouse where China's second outbreak was discovered last week.
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Once an outbreak of African swine fever (ASF) is confirmed, all pigs on the farm, as well as any within a 23-km (22-mile) radius, must be culled and disposed of, according to Chinese law, and farmers should be paid 211,22 yuan ($180) per pig culled.
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Fearful policy makers were warned about the dangers of preventing the weakest players being culled via bankruptcy.
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Before FICO, credit bureaus relied in part on gossip culled from people's landlords, neighbors, and local grocers.
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Domestic poultry producers culled around 3 million birds (parent stock), following a government directive in October 2015.
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They look like an exhibition of film art culled from cinema's sci-fi props and set design.
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The outbreak has led to more than a million pigs being culled, according to the Chinese government.
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The pages are illustrated with clip art of generic cartoon children, culled from a Google image search.
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And that is where this strange story — culled from interviews with participants and Reagan Library documents — begins.
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The yarn of the day, culled from the local press, was the foreign correspondent's bread and butter.
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There are new costumes to unlock and goofy emotes, one even culled from a popular internet meme.
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The last cabinet reshuffle was last July, when Najib culled leaders critical of his handling of 1MDB.
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Ellen starts the interview by showing the audience some shirtless pics of Evans culled from his Instagram.
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"Any epidemic by now would be falling, just because the vulnerable population is being culled," he says.
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This year, three humorous finalists were culled from a pool of 4,500 submissions drawn from 28 countries.
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Fetty Wap, Joey Bada$$, Bryson Tiller, and Young M.A have all scored hits using web-culled beats.
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Each of Gilles Cenazandotti's sculptures and assemblages are composed of polyurethane material culled from the Mediterranean Sea.
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More than 100,000 pigs have already been culled at four other farms in the past two weeks.
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More than 100,000 pigs have already been culled in another three farms in the past two weeks.
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Material from a partly complete original negative was digitally matched with material culled from three other prints.
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Farms where rearing has already started will be allowed to continue production until the animals are culled.
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Bangladesh was first hit by bird flu in 2007, when more than a million birds were culled.
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South Korea and Japan are also battling their own major outbreaks and have culled millions of chickens.
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The pieces, culled from gargantuan pieces of redwood, look like magnificent oversized ashtrays you can sit in.
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But barring undesirables was only half the battle; the herd also had to be culled from within.
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These developments culled from Japanese landscapes also inform "Entrance to a Quarry" (1888) and "The Ravine" (1888).
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In some places, pigeons are culled or fed contraceptive pills that may be consumed by other species.
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So far, China, the world's largest pork producer and consumer, has culled more than a million pigs.
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But this episode feels like a rote collage of imagery culled from countless other depictions of dystopias.
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About 14 million birds were culled until that outbreak was finally brought under control in November 2015.
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In South Korea, most of the birds culled were egg-laying hens, sending local egg prices soaring.
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Lyft's safeguards were working overtime Thursday as the ride-sharing company culled through its users' listed names.
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About 14 million birds were culled until that outbreak was finally brought under control in November 5.313.
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The Chinese government said it culled 17,828 chickens as a result of the H5N1 outbreak, per Reuters.
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State and federal authorities culled more than 400,000 birds near the infected farm to contain the outbreak.
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Some 73,500 birds had to be culled over the weekend at the farm in Lincoln County, Tenn.
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At 13, Donald was culled from his family and exiled to military school as a disciplinary remedy.
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Now it's coming to the big screen along with audio culled from 11,000 hours worth of uncatalogued recordings.
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Another farm in Lower Saxony also suffered a bird flu outbreak in November when 108,000 birds were culled.
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So ultimately, it probably is healthier if Google's search business was culled from some of its other businesses.
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The Guttmacher Institute's report used data culled from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and counted 926,200 abortions.
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Some 4,500 chickens died on the farm where the outbreak occurred, and the government has culled another 18,000.
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More than 20 hogs were culled and more than 70 pigs died from the virus, the ministry said.
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Many party strategists and activists have clamored for the 2020 Democratic field — and debate stage — to be culled.
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In January, it disclosed 20 finalists, culled from a list of 238 cities that applied to host HQ2.
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Another involved 14,000 turkeys in the province of Brescia, which are due to be culled by Oct. 13.
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Most of the videos he looks at are culled from blogger sites and are suggested by his fans.
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The other birds in a flock of around 60,000 exposed to the virus were culled, the report said.
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The data is culled from an Ellipse analysis, and the results from the various brands match almost exactly.
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If the outbreak is verified, all pigs at the feeding station will have to be culled, Miratorg said.
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And it was all executed by a diverse and talented group that only Nance could have culled together.
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The work in Known/Unknown was culled from correspondingly unlikely places, like psychiatric hospitals and detritus-filled homes.
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All 44,580 animals were culled.. Since May, Romania also reported several outbreaks of the disease among backyard pigs.
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The amount charged per kilogram increased by approximately 45 percent, according to information culled by North Korean defectors.
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About 1 million pigs have been culled so far in an effort to try to control the spread.
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Let's start with the composition of Trump's Cabinet, a literal millionaires and billionaires club culled from corporate America.
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More than 78 percent of South Korea's culled birds are egg-laying hens, according to the ministry statement.
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Any present traces of that race register now as dizzying distortions, shards culled from a fun-house mirror.
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Aviagen, the world's largest poultry breeding company, has culled chickens in the state over concerns about the disease.
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The material had been "selectively culled" from Goldman's internal personnel files to "sensationalize this proceeding," Goldman's lawyers said.
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Here you can find images of architectural and interior design motifs culled from books at the Smithsonian Libraries.
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At the same time, I culled every image that seemed relevant, whether from art history or pop culture.
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Some Democratic and Republican candidates for governor could wind up being culled by a complicated ballot-qualification process.
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But a few still had to be culled from the herd due to their pathetic lack of support.
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My "payment" for cooking this meal was the sheepskin from one of the young rams they had culled.
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More than 7,000 hogs have been culled in the affected areas, some of them buried alive, Dar said.
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The Voter Registration Act both expands voter registration opportunities and requires that the rolls be culled, he said.
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An agile, inquisitive draftsman inclined to careful observation, he has always culled his subjects from his immediate surroundings.
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The agency said that all contaminated 43,000 hens at the farm would be culled in a humane manner.
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Several things have not and we've culled a few models that have not survived the Wild West beginnings.
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For the most part, Fallen Order fuses these ideas culled from other games into a well-made whole.
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These are usually goats, antelopes, and reindeer, but the zoo has also culled lions, tigers, zebras, and bears.
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The CNBC rankings are based on data culled from thousands of advisory firms and provided by AccuPoint Solutions.
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Data is powerful but even more powerful are the individual borrower testimonials that were culled from this survey.
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PhotoSynth uses still photos culled from the Web to build breathtaking dreamscapes, and then lets users navigate them.
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So far, it says it has culled 1.2 million pigs, putting thousands of small producers out of business.
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It presents 1,000 designs from 1919–33, all culled from the collection of bookseller and collector Jürgen Holstein.
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About 1 million pigs have been reportedly culled so far in an effort to try to contain the disease.
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Vietnam already culled 1.7 million pigs to tackle an outbreak of the disease, or 5% of the country's herd.
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We culled through Instagram to see what the A-list was cooking and eating last year on Independence Day.
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So, how many aspects of the mysterious, seductive, and extremely dangerous creatures of Siren are actually culled from legend?
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But the Amadeu Antonio Foundation, a respected nongovernment source, compiles lists culled from news media and police reports nationwide.
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Authorities have culled all the pigs at the farms, including 226 pigs at the farm in Thanh Hoa province.
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Here are five pieces of Buffett's best advice about to be successful in business, culled from early annual letters.
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Its current grouping of shows, culled mostly from the museum's permanent collection, echoes this landscape, looking backward and forward.
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And rather than simply reminisce over all of these buys, we culled through and choose the ultimate top 10.
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The virus killed 3,650 of the 6,200 hens exposed, with the remaining animals culled, the Paris-based OIE said.
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Experts say 500,000 pigs could be culled due to the highly contagious disease that does not, however, affect humans.
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One limitation of the study is that the sample was culled from the online submission-based obituary site MyDeathSpace.
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The company is out with a new set of restaurant rankings culled from responses of more than 6,700 people.
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If they begin to starve, chickens start eating each other, so meat packers have culled flocks quickly, ABPA said.
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This is simply a repository of the most accurate possible information, culled from public records, newspapers, and court hearings.
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When you ask the Assistant for information that can be culled from the web, it's impressively, sometimes ridiculously, smart.
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China has reported 144 outbreaks of the incurable disease since August last year, and culled almost 1.2 million pigs.
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His concerns over the health impact of the mines are culled from Eldorado's original, publicly available reports and assessments.
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This data, culled from Le Monde, is fascinating; every region of the world witnessed youth revolts of assorted varieties.
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However, the central bank also culled expectations of further reductions unless the economy takes a turn for the worse.
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The country last week said it had culled over one million hogs in an effort to control the disease.
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The campaign also mined—and here's the irony—Facebook data culled from the friends of friends, looking for supporters.
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It showcased local talent, noteworthy discoveries, and old guard greats culled equally from the rock, rap, and electronic worlds.
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More than 400,000 birds have been culled in China since last October after bird flu cases hit poultry farms.
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The researchers examined 14 years of data, including 3,176 individual subjects, culled from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth.
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Here are a few questions, culled from recent articles in our Travel Tips collection, to test your travel smarts.
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As of March 4, 713 Kew Gardens Hills listings were featured on the Redfin website, culled from multiple sources.
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Here are a few questions, culled from recent articles from our Travel Tips collection, to test your travel savvy.
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Since a state directive last year, apps for playing either game have been culled by the tens of thousands.
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When avian flu is a concern, large flocks of chickens are culled to prevent the spread of the disease.
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Glassdoor's research team culled data from sources including postings on its site, the U.S. Census and Zillow housing data.
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I shared a bunch more of my favorites, culled over time from various sources and my own addled brain.
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Nonetheless, around 180 poultry companies in the Netherlands have been temporarily closed, and some firms have culled their flock.
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It's partly how voters culled their lists of candidates to consider from the two dozen that entered the race.
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Most often, they are screenshots of pictures taken on Snapchat or similar platforms, rather than photos culled from Facebook.
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The one this year is drawn from an old Mickey Mouse lobby card from 1932, culled from a calendar.
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China has reported 143 outbreaks of the incurable disease since August last year, and culled almost 1.2 million pigs.
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Official data show only 1.2 million pigs, or less than 0.3 percent of the country's herds, have been culled.
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Five years from now, the Bevin administration calculates, the change will have culled some 241,2176 people from the rolls.
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Pacific Wild estimates that 500 wolves will be culled under the government's plan, at a cost of $2.2 million.
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The over 260 examples culled from the GRI's Special Collections do not limit themselves to printed and bound pages.
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The show uses a lot of faux found footage culled from students' Snapchats, Instagram feeds, and other social media presences.
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Aronofsky's film is a hellish phantasmagoria, and a lot of different meanings can be culled from it, particularly as Mother!
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Lianyungang city said local authorities have culled 14,577 hogs due to African swine fever as of Aug.
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This is a time that we recognize, but cannot situate — a timelessness culled from passing histories and our own reality.
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The New York Times recently culled its bestseller lists down to 14 categories, prompting outcry from authors and publishers alike.
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Unlike past posts, like Britney Spears' La Jetee homage, this was culled from "hidden weirds" snapping Larson on the street.
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To start, Albright searched YouTube's API for "crisis actors" and culled the "next up" recommendations for each of the results.
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South Korea has culled nearly 38 million farm birds since November, more than a fifth of its total poultry population.
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Below, we've culled interviews, books, and documentaries to preserve his most pressing comments on modern animation, storytelling technique, and art.
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No poultry linked to the third suspected case, which involved birds at a flea market, have been culled, he said.
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Vietnam, which reported its first outbreak six months after China and has far fewer animals, says it has culled 1.3m.
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The stories — told in Mandarin, Cantonese, English, and through movement — were culled from interviews with senior citizens and local youth.
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For Viet-Flakes (1965), dealing with the atrocities of the Vietnam War, I used suppressed footage culled from international magazines.
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After looking at data culled from nearly three decades, the team found that roughly 15,000 of the participants developed diabetes.
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The movie tells a story of love and obsession through footage culled entirely from videos uploaded to Chinese streaming sites.
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Instead they culled genes from an existing organism, as an expansion of work published in the journal Science in 2010.
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The feed on fish, stingrays and squids, and have been known to follow fishing boats and feed on culled catches.
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"All pigs on the holding, or 17,000, will be culled," a spokeswoman for the national food safety authority told Reuters.
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Chief market technician Craig Johnson told "Trading Nation" why these three culled from his proprietary list could be smart picks.
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An image is created in real time and projected on the shirt, based on characteristics culled from the wearer's tweets.
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"All contaminated and contact birds in two of the farm halls will be culled in a humane manner," it said.
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The cut, which was culled from the rapper's bouncy latest album, "Still Brazy," calls Mr. Trump "cancer," among other things.
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Culled from interviews with the subject, this compilation offers an amiable portrait of the influential gallerist, curator, and museum director.
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Then, 50 of those clips will be culled together and included in the "This Is for My Girls" music video.
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Many of the works were featured in previous shows at other spaces and are culled together in new conversations here.
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Look closely, and each will reveal treasures culled from the Ancient Near East, Medieval Europe, and Africa, among other regions.
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They could enter a lottery with a grand prize of $210,250 — prize money culled from the proceeds of speeding tickets.
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The group paired covers of the Beatles and James Brown with takes on popular Ethiopian songs culled from the radio.
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Some are drawn from his experiences writing about Robert Moses and Johnson, some freshly minted, some culled from earlier interviews.
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Here is a brief glossary, culled from "Hotbox: Inside Catering, the Food World's Riskiest Business" by Matt and Ted Lee.
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Already, more than a million pigs have been culled, according to the Chinese government, including thousands at the facility above.
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Another 75,155 birds were culled, the Paris-based OIE said, citing a report from the Zimbabwe's livestock and veterinary services.
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In an attempt to halt contagion, perhaps 60m pigs have been culled in China and a further 5m in Vietnam.
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Hudson), who speaks words culled from letters to his brother, the art dealer Theo (Chad Johnson), then living in Paris.
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The data is culled from central banks and national statistics and serves as a good general guide for home values.
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It's culled from data gathered when a rider reports a lost item through the app -- and it did not disappoint.
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"It added a certain heat to the text" to use Jane's own voice, culled from her diaries, Nelson told me.
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Portions of the list were culled from names on a liberal petition that asked individuals to reject Trump and fascism.
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Last week it reported an outbreak at its largest pig breeding farm, saying over 140,000 animals there will be culled.
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Comprised of 12,353 examples of statements culled from a decade's worth of short statements from the Pulitzer prize-winning politifact.
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The earliest series, "Useful Objects Under $2525" (then under $215 and eventually $216), culled items already on the American marketplace.
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We've also culled the best options at two price points for each category, so you can save or splurge at will.
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Such a step would have precedence, as China in 2010 culled exports of rare earths to Japan after a diplomatic dispute.
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He's culled from the video games, in which he's better known as Dr. Eggman for his remarkably oval head and body.
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Outbreaks have been detected in Mongolia, Vietnam and Cambodia, and more than two million pigs have been culled as a result.
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Culled from a pool of some 10,000 bartenders, they represent the brightest up-and-coming bar talents in their home countries.
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It seems as though these names and addresses had been culled from lists stolen from government databases during various website breaches.
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Spaceflight joins a small but growing number of outfits turning geospatial data culled from satellite imagery into actionable, and lucrative, insights.
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All the memes in the video were culled from a report by the House Intelligence Committee, which released the Russian ads.
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The precise number of hogs that have been killed by the disease or culled to prevent its spread is not known.
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China, which produces about half the world's pork, this week said it had culled 1.01 million pigs to control the disease.
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Nearly 3.5 million birds in Nigeria have been killed by the virus or culled to stop its spread, the FAO said.
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Vietnam has culled 13% of its pig herd, or 4 million pigs, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.
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Vouch is shuttering as recent headlines may have culled the crowd of willing financial technology investors, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Many of these people don't have traditional political experience, and weren't exactly culled from a talent pool of young D.C. insiders.
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There are ways for best practices to be culled from these communications and distributed across an organization, and Andreessen thinks People.
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Its world is culled from multiple influences, and the core of the experience feels like two very different titles stuck together.
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There's so much in the books that needs to be trimmed and culled in order to make sense of the story.
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The set list culled primarily from this year's breakthrough Malibu, and the presence of guitar, bass, keys, and a DJ in .
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The app consists simply of a world map, with pins indicating the location of US drone strikes, culled from news reports.
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Once you've culled the art you want, it's time to decide on the shapes, sizes, and color scheme for your gallery.
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China has culled more than 175,000 birds since October as South Korea and other neighboring countries battled their own major outbreaks.
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Backing Globality is an international consortium of individual and institutional investors culled from the highest ranks of U.S. business and politics.
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Local government culled a further 2,067 birds after the outbreak, which the Ministry of Agriculture said had been brought under control.
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A nonstop barrage since then has helped him build an unmatched list of supporters' emails culled from 33 million Facebook Likes.
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Other items were culled from thrift and vintage stores in or around the film locations, Washington state and the Arizona desert.
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Germany has culled more than 700,000 farm chickens, turkeys, ducks and other poultry types since November 2016 to combat bird flu.
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The result is a drearily familiar narrative culled from deeply toxic material without anything interesting or productive to say about it.
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But detectives are promoted at the discretion of supervisors, who pass recommendations up the chain of command, where names are culled.
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Millions of pigs have been culled in Chin and Vietnam as the swine flu has spread through Asia in recent months.
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The 10 were culled from 149 applications from "state, local and tribal governments," agency spokesman Les Dorr said in an email.
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Culling disrupts badger social structures, creating a vacuum that draws in badgers from neighboring areas to fill vacancies in culled zones.
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The director Andrey Paounov culled through hundreds of hours of footage, much of it shot by others, to assemble the documentary.
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More than a million pigs have been culled to stop the spread of the disease, though it appears to be continuing.
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People convicted of crimes or who register even though they are not citizens are not always instantly culled by elections databases.
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But the pace of closings has slowed, as the most unprofitable stores have been culled and the weakest companies have collapsed.
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Its words were culled from 80 hours of taped conversation between Warhol and the writer Truman Capote, buddies late in life.
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Other government regulations stipulate that once an infected pig is identified on a farm, the farm's entire stock must be culled.
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In early 2010, Tibet also issued a two-disc sampler called "Still Some Light," culled from decades of Fay's home recordings.
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Much of it, however, was culled from 210 years of collected data, including human translations that were crowdsourced from enthusiastic respondents.
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The prey is not beasts but loners: single folk who have gone rogue in the woods and need to be culled.
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More than 10,000 chickens and pigeons at the Nam Yue market were culled on Tuesday after the discovery of the virus.
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They are culled from his extensive search for original manuscripts and radio transcriptions of music that the film calls hot jazz.
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In addition to the duets, the other significant change to the show from the original is how the herd is culled.
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This sample of responses — lightly edited for space — was culled from the hundreds we received by email and on social media.
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The range of clips culled from the network's archive signal the breadth of programming offered on the 55-year-old service.
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They have instead been culled, and the highlights are now with the Canadian Photography Institute of the National Gallery of Canada.
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Amazon has its own war chest of data culled from millions of customer searches, purchases and even music and video streams.
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What you'll find below is a collection of stories, culled from the hundreds of responses, with various motivations, strategies, and outcomes.
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That ethos endures, with residents describing how they survive brutal winters feasting on mushrooms, berries and meat culled from the forest.
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The cashews round this dish out, and the flavors, culled from your now-clean spice cabinet, are layered and deeply satisfying.
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Currently on view at Locust Projects, the artful trash heap has been culled by the collective over the past several years.
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The MTV Movie & TV Awards were actually shot over the weekend, so we have already culled the best of red carpet's couples.
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Most of the information appeared to have been culled from internal government directories, including employees' email addresses, phone numbers and job titles.
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But here are some facts, culled from documents and reporting on the October 22016 trial: The charges never exactly faded from memory.
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A second case was confirmed at a cattle farm later the same day, and 243 cattle on the two farms were culled.
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Home's "My Day" feature is particularly powerful because it provides a summary of your day culled from all the data it collects.
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All told, the outbreaks and growing number of culled birds could reduce demand for poultry feed ingredients such as corn and soymeal.
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The vignette-like video ads are culled from real user footage of costumed dogs, aspiring young country singers and weekend beach getaways.
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More than 4,000 jobs have been culled (nearly a tenth of its workforce) and a third of cost centres have been eliminated.
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The report was culled from 15,000 scientific and government sources as well as indigenous and local knowledge, according to the study's authors.
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Since 22017, however, every Bachelor and Bachelorette has been an internal hire, culled from among the legions of the franchise's homegrown brokenhearted.
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In the past three years it has culled its brands from 170 to 65 and reduced the number of employees by 35,000.
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Around 240 cities and regions applied for that honour last year, and the firm has culled its list to 20 possible places.
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The customer insights firm is out with a new set of restaurant rankings culled from the responses of more than 683,268 people.
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Its AI programs are drawing pictures almost indistinguishable from those by human artists and taking quizzes on subject matter culled from Wikipedia.
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This is advice culled from my own career — I have moved up and around in an industry that's notoriously tricky to navigate.
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BioMarin said it had extrapolated the forecast from patient data culled from a study that has followed eight patients for three years.
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Around 1 million pigs have been culled so far to contain the disease although many more could have died in unreported outbreaks.
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Hospitals reported a lack of medical supplies, while many farm animals are dying or being culled because of a lack of feed.
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The cig-smoking rebels, beer-swilling miscreants, and lip-locked lovers hiding under the bleachers have slowly been culled from their numbers.
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All pigs within a 3-kilometre quarantine zone established around the Targovishte backyard will be culled, the agency said in a statement.
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DeepMind trained its machine on a sample of 30m Go positions culled from online servers where amateurs and professionals gather to play.
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More than 1,800 chickens were culled after the virus was detected at a farm in the southern town of Dawei last month.
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Local authorities culled 1,029 birds following the outbreak, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said in a statement on its website.
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At Bokja, Ms. Baroudi and her partner, Maria Hibri, create Modernist furniture with lavishly embroidered textiles culled from dozens of regional sources.
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Venz Box culled every contact she had from her personal shopping days and reached out to friends asking if they knew anyone.
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The ministry said 546 hogs in a pig farm in Yiyang and 268 hogs in Changde were culled after infections were found.
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"By this time next year, the secret primary will already have culled the candidate herd into a more manageable flock," he said.
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The results, culled from looking at a weighted average of 60,000 or so portfolios, reflect the difficulties facing the market this year.
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He estimated some 64 million birds had already been culled, a figure a little below the industry estimate of over 70 million.
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Graziers culled cattle in record numbers following a drought induced by an unusually strong El Nino weather system between 2014 and 2016.
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Here are some of the best tips on resume-building that we've culled – use them to springboard your job search in 2018!
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EBays' "Top Shopped" picks were, "culled from trends, themes, and items pertaining to pop culture phenomena across multiple categories," the report reads.
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Others are culled from the personal archives of artists whose stories we've learned of over time, like Morton Bartlett and Henry Darger.
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The costume design is especially egregious, as Senna's style as a designer seems culled straight from fast fashion stores at outlet malls.
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The company abandoned such human input in its little-known Trending box after conservatives complained that right-leaning stories were being culled.
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All nominated more than 30, and Mr. Maul culled the lists with an eye toward keeping the church calendar as complete possible.
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The gradually increasing requirements have steadily culled the field of debaters and, to a lesser extent, the Democratic field as a whole.
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Millions of pigs have died from or been culled to control the disease in China and other Asian countries, such as Vietnam.
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That group will once again be culled; the Air Force will fly the winners out to Defcon for a live hacking competition.
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The triopoly – culled from a herd of roughly 10 rivals a decade ago – is able to slash output and capital spending aggressively.
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Tax data can be culled electronically to the FAFSA through the IRS's Data Retrieval Tool if applicants sign up for that process.
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Originally, Wattam was to be published by Sony, but it was eventually canceled as Sony culled a number of smaller indie projects.
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Both candidates also have huge donor lists culled from their past campaigns -- a huge edge when it comes to the cash dash.
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And the violence he inspires, shown in this film in footage culled from phone videos and other immediate media sources, is horrific.
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This time around, Vogue published a first-person piece from Beyoncé's perspective, culled from an interview with Clover Hope, Jezebel's culture editor.
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Was this pose, directed by Danny and culled from some old painting from a gay romance novel cover, something new for us?
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The book contains more than 600 carefully sequenced images culled from an archive of more than 40,19933 photographs taken by the artist.
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The app also now offers trending lists of places you might want to check out, culled from local experts and Google&aposs algorithms.
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We've got you covered on the second count, having culled a collection of revelers bedecked in some of the world's most iconic artworks.
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"We don't know how well the biology can continue to be culled and then bounce back," explains Gregory Asner of Arizona State University.
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Castaño has also culled photographs from her late father's archive — he ran a print shop and collected around 4,000 photographs from Latinx communities.
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Tesla often toys with the pricing of its cars, and has culled the cheapest tier of the Model S more than once before.
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In neighboring New Zealand, a prominent environmentalist has proposed a cat-free future, with both domestic and feral cats either controlled or culled.
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In South Korea, more than 30 million birds have been culled, most of them egg-laying hens, since the outbreak began in November.
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In the first memorable one, Queen rapper Nicki Minaj ruled over a five-minute, pre-taped medley culled from her brand new album.
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She stands for multiple bodies at once, her own, culled through the past of her families, and the mangled language corpse of COINTELPRO.
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The company abandoned such human input in its little-known Trending box after conservatives complained that right-leaning stories were being culled out.
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Other pieces of data culled from the customer, such as height and weight, would allow the computer to make ever more customized suggestions.
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The trade magazine explains that back in 2003, Spears auctioned off a slew of her outfits, which she culled from her own archives.
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"These Americans" is a new column from the American artist Doug Rickard, featuring images culled from his vast American archive and streetwear brand.
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China culled some 913 hogs near Shenyang, the capital of Liaoning, and banned transportation of hogs from the affected areas, following the outbreak.
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Obama spent this weekend reviewing material culled from public records about potential candidates for the job, a process he began a week earlier.
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Taking place for a second year, OVERRIDE: A Billboard Project culled submissions for large-scale digital billboards from galleries participating in the fair.
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Germany culled more than 700,000 farm chickens, turkeys, ducks and other poultry types between November 2016 and March 2017 to combat bird flu.
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The outside world data streamed into the lens is culled from a 360-degree view of traffic and road conditions around the biker.
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The local government culled 681 birds after the outbreak, which infected 134 ducks and killed 20133 in a local farm, the statement said.
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A three-kilometer-radius area has been closed for disinfection, said the Xinhua report, and all poultry in the area will be culled.
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Since the infection broke out, South Korea officials have culled nearly 400,000 pigs in a desperate attempt to stop the virus from spreading.
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Another widespread outbreak could represent a financial blow for poultry operators because it could kill more birds or require flocks to be culled.
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In China, where girls have been systematically culled from the population, there were 34 million extra men in 2010, according to census data.
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"It's part of a series of original tracks inspired by the range of sounds culled from this past year of touring," they said.
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The number of infected and culled pigs is low compared with hundreds of thousands in Romania, which is battling to control an outbreak.
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But for now, achieving the study's Goldilocks zone is unlikely, in part because protections limit the number of badgers that can be culled.
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And some estimates put the number culled or killed by the infection by the end of the year at more than 100 million.
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The government apparently made GoPro footage culled from the helmet worn by a Marine involved in the raid available to TV network Televisa.
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So The Times culled a few nuggets of wisdom from our Modern Love columns to help people baffled by the world of relationships.
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In both cases, he carefully culled ideas and words from the journal, the one place he let himself talk freely, experimentally and completely.
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Just because data is exposed online doesn't mean hackers have accessed it, and often the data involved is simply culled from public records.
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After decades in which New Hampshire culled the field of top-tier nominees, the top five contenders here are determined to go forward.
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While the stores have traditional categories, like fiction, nonfiction and travel, the most eye-catching shelves feature categories culled from Amazon's customer data.
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One challenge, though, is that our published announcements are culled from the couples who submit their wedding to us through the online form.
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Both climate change and the industry's efforts to adapt make it hard to guess which regions will be cultivated—or culled—by 2050.
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Through its sampling of heartbreaking, joyous, infuriating, and exhilarating material culled from the internet, it subsumes the viewer into an avalanche of emotion.
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As part of the research phase, the company compiled a database of 100,000 utterances from 3,000 speakers, culled from two million sales conversations.
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Rather, it is a collection of work culled from his archives of fleeting connections and unusual events that he encountered during his travels.
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The ministries also called on local officials to expedite the distribution of subsidies to farms where pigs have been culled because of sickness.
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Below is some advice culled from Times reporting and offered by Times readers for each of these components of a successful morning routine.
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They saw in Expressionism and abstraction a "perverse Jewish spirit," as Joseph Goebbels named it, and culled all museum collections of Modernist artworks.
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Most notably, he has added voice-over from real veterans who fought with the British, culled from hundreds of hours of audio interviews.
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In my own writing I've culled killer pages because they weren't the start of the story, and I'm jealous of writers who don't.
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This exhibition of 17 works dating from 2015 to 2017 was culled from private collections and occupies a large, bright ground-floor gallery.
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According to data culled from Google, more people started searching the keywords "Donald Trump, birth control" and "IUDs" about 8 PM on Tuesday night.
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The authorities have stepped up inspections, shut some live markets, stopped the transport of pigs from the affected areas and culled nearly 40,000 swine.
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The Kansas Supreme Court ruled in Garcia's favor, holding that the state prosecution, relying in part on information culled from federal forms was invalid.
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Culled from the most perverse corners of the male mind, the movie is a raunchy, phallic overload, full of lowbrow wordplay and general filth.
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World of Dance promises to bring the highest caliber of performers, culled from rigorous auditions and qualifying events that took place across the country.
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Flashbacks from Guillam's memory and documents culled from the dusty archives help to replay the events leading to the deaths of Leamas and Gold.
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The most most convincing Trump attack ad comes from a faceless super PAC — and consists of TV clips anyone could have culled months ago.
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I culled the children's closets, pulling most from my younger children's (the older children's clothing tends to become hand-me-downs for younger siblings).
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Some analysts predict up to 200 million pigs could die or be culled in the country this year, causing a huge shortage of pork.
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Attain will also recommend health actions based on the healthcare reports culled from the health records that Aetna's patient population shares through the app.
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Customer insights firm Market Force Information on Wednesday published a new set of grocery rankings culled from survey responses of more than 10,000 people.
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In Germany, the state of Schleswig-Holstein reported one case of bird flu confirmed at a farm where 30,000 chickens would now be culled.
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To celebrate this impressive feat, the good people at CBS have culled together some impressive stats for a graphic you're seeing first on Mashable.
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Since then, South Korea, Asia's fourth-largest economy, has culled over 12 percent of its poultry population to contain the spread of the virus.
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In Blizzard's classic game World of Warcraft, the blood elf characters feature dances culled from the movie "Napoleon Dynamite" and Britney Spears music videos.
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Towns near the border with North Korea were alarmed when a stream turned red after pigs were culled over fear of African swine fever.
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These are portraits of each point in time, culled from Mr. Gordon's research; you can decide for yourself which era is truly most transformative.
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This is according to the latest figures culled by the Guttmacher Institute, a leading research and policy organization focused on sexual and reproductive health.
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Sprinkled with job targets culled from other state programs, it credits Mr. Cuomo's economic development strategy with producing 26,942 jobs and keeping 77,881 more.
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He needed badly to be culled—his genetic type and character Replicated quite tidily enough already there, said Bengt Holst, Director of the Zoo.
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The data was culled from the COSMOS UltraVISTA Survey, an astronomical survey designed to probe how time and galactic environments influence a galaxy's formation.
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We culled through the largest companies by market cap and short-listed 19 with a history of active funding, often through dedicated venture arms.
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Other observers have projected a steeper fall in Chinese pork production as herds are culled and given suspicions that cases are being under-reported.
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Franklin Furnace became one of the world's first "alternative-space" museums, whose thematic exhibitions were often largely culled from materials in its unusual collection.
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There have now been cases in five Chinese provinces with more than 25,000 pigs culled, highlighting the challenge of containing the highly contagious disease.
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The list was culled to 461 women, and a panel of experts from a variety of fields produced a shorter list for the government.
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It consists of 2,500 out-of-print volumes, culled from thrift stores and discard bins, bursting with illustrations and diagrams both prosaic and puzzling.
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It resembles an Instagram of news: a feed of photographs culled from stories around the web, with the material tailored to a user's interests.
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Already, more than a million pigs have been culled, according to the Chinese government, and there may be many more unreported cases of infection.
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Kimball House, with its vintage sconces and heart pine floors culled from a Kentucky distillery, has been featured in the magazine at least twice.
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It maps out the men's odyssey with a text culled from their conversations and interviews, enlivened with music, dance and a huge amateur chorus.
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There was rebellion there, too: His clothes were colored with subcultural undercurrents — culled from the electronic and punk music scenes — that proved widely influential.
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Its exhibits were culled from the permanent collections of the Diamond Museum, which closed in 2012, and the Sterckshof Silver Museum, shuttered in 2014.
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Almost 85033 million birds were culled in an effort to limit the outbreak, even though only slightly more than 200 birds were actually sick.
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It had culled more than 700,000 farm chickens, turkeys, ducks and other poultry types between November 2016 and March 2017 to combat bird flu.
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Following the September incidents, four tiger sharks were culled and aquatic traps were laid out by the Queensland government, the Sydney Morning Herald reported.
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As with Mulleady's giant in the central painting, allusions to folk tales serve to draw viewers into familiar terrain culled from childhood and stories.
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The latter incorporates unique symbologies, culled from pagan and literary sources, to communicate the highs and lows of life in modern, technologically driven cities.
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The statistics, culled from part of the 2019 National Youth Tobacco Survey (NYTS), offer a different rationale: being young and a tiny bit reckless.
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Based on data culled over the last two decades, Newman had defied what Spielman called a "critical age," when cornerbacks' effectiveness almost always declines.
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That range is high because the samples were culled from national surveys of all voters, then narrowed to Democrats, then narrowed to black Democrats.
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Ms. Maloof takes a nocturnal view of the animal world, as the show's title suggests, but it is also culled from comics and animation.
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But all the fun couldn't possibly be packaged into the segment's 23 minutes, so CBS culled outtakes and put together this one-hour special.
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As often as three times a week, my students read articles culled from The New York Times and The Washington Post, among other publications.
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Imagining Home is a three-year exhibit featuring a variety of works culled from the museum's permanent collection that explores ideas of domestic space.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's cabinet said on Wednesday it will speed up the distribution of subsidies for pigs that are culled due to African swine fever.
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Few Republicans tried to challenge him with primaries, largely because of his connections and daunting resources, culled mostly from financial services companies and Wall Street.
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A clip of archival footage, culled from a sociological study, interjects, and a Black boy, also around age ten, speaks to us about classroom behavior.
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According to the bureau, most of the birds culled this year so far were afflicted with the H5N2 and H5N8 strains of the bird flu.
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Check out these tips culled from in-the-know interior designers and get ready to bestow upon your apartment a dash of Studio 54 glamour.
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Culled from some 723 initial applicants, Kalairajah, who had stumbled upon Point72's website through Facebook, was one of 20 who was invited that day.
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The new recruits will be culled from the Johto region from Pokémon Gold and Silver, and will include the likes of Chikorita, Cyndaquil, and Totodile.
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This general principle is culled from attachment theory, but I believe it also holds good if we're talking about moving, financial insecurity, or job insecurity.
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The rewards and benefits paint a portrait of the ride-hailing company's typical US consumer that seems culled from every article about millennials ever written.
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Heritage Auctions alleges that the "Collectrium Market Data Beta," Christie's searchable database of auction results, includes 2.7 million listings culled from its own auction data.
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Here are a few "theories" on the origin of the Zika virus, culled from the bastion of rational scientific discourse also known as the internet.
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Some of the birds have already died and the remainder will be culled, the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs said in a statement. bit.
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And the Federal Reserve Flow of Funds data, upon which these averages are culled, are generally supported by trends in the BofAML's private client allocations.
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During 210, only 21.34 to 243 percent of active domestic, large-cap managers bettered their benchmark indexes, according to data culled from a Morningstar database.
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First, Dr Smaldino and Dr McElreath calculated that the average power of papers culled from 44 reviews published between 1960 and 2011 was about 24%.
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Millions of hens may need to be culled in the Netherlands after traces of fipronil were found in eggs, a Dutch farming group has said.
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As of last Friday, one month from the first bird flu case, 37,000 poultry had been culled in 20 locations in the central European country.
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China last week culled some 913 hogs near Shenyang, the capital of Liaoning, and banned transportation of hogs from the affected areas, following the outbreak.
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Here are some tips for how to stay safe while hiking in remote areas, culled from the National Park Service and the Appalachian Trail Conservancy.
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Culled from their recollections, this is the story of how "Star Trek"'s mission to explore strange new worlds was almost over before it began.
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To prevent the spread of bird flu, the ministry said at least 8.8 million farm birds were culled and plans to slaughter 1.5 million more.
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Dvorak has culled his 400-head beef cow herd by 10 percent after running short of the hay needed to see him through the winter.
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Last year's outbreak led to the deaths of more than 48 million chickens and turkeys, either killed by the virus or culled to contain it.
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All home-raised pigs in a 3-kilometer quarantine zone, established around the farm in the village of Nikolovo, might also be culled, she added.
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Even humble pan-fried rice cakes, apparently culled from a family recipe, get gussied up with prawns and a cloud of slightly sweet pork floss.
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Today the company is rolling out another feature along the same lines: Release Radar gives you a weekly playlist of songs culled from new albums.
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Now, when a user searches for a school using Google, the results page will show information culled from the US Department of Education's College Scorecard.
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He leafed through various talking points and issue memos, from which he culled a few ideas that he then scribbled on another piece of paper.
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Authorities have culled all the pigs on the farms located in Hung Yen and Thai Binh provinces, southeast of the capital Hanoi, the department said.
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Those data, along with information culled from thousands of studies worldwide, were used to create a model to evaluate diabetes risk across various pollution levels.
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Most of the what-ifs were culled by the authors, both of them architectural critics and historians, from 19th- and 20th-century and contemporary blueprints.
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Most had been culled from Google's internal social networks, including an anonymous message board about mental health and a mailing list for gender-nonbinary employees.
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The event has culled media attention — I count six news vans posted on Park Avenue, tricked out with giant satellite dishes to broadcast this idiocy.
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Words and pictures, culled from across the web, have been the digital grist for remarkable gains in computing tasks like image recognition and speech translation.
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The group then culled through its voting data to see if states had "tagged" any of those 250 million people as having voted multiple times.
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Daher says Patook built its flirt-detecting, messaging parsing algorithm by training it on sentences considered flirty (some culled from Reddit) and others considered normal.
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Most of my current work involves altered and collaged compositions of animated GIFs that I have culled from the less refined corners of the internet.
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All ducks and chickens at the farms in the village of Voivodovo will be culled, the agency said, without identifying the strain of the virus.
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In 2130, civets -- mongoose-type creatures -- were banned and culled in large numbers after it was discovered they likely transferred the SARS virus to humans.
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Logging without contracts is also common, while arsonists are suspected of having set fires to forests, because scorched trees can be legally culled and sold.
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All pigs in Zhernov will be culled and a 3-kilometre quarantine zone will be established around the village, the agency said in a statement.
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The exhibition Community and Continuity: Native American Art of New York is culled from the New York State Museum's collection of contemporary Native American art.
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A vicious African swine fever that swept across China has led to more than a million pigs being culled, driving up the price of pork.
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Here are some of their stories, culled from the comments on The New York Times obituary — and at Kate Spade stores in New York City.
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My mom emailed me her recipe archive, a 40-page document that included multiple takes on single dishes, culled from her sisters and my lola.
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It is worth considering what is lost from our media environment when print magazines are culled in favor of a digital version of the brand.
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The government immediately issued a 48-hour ban on moving pigs and said that 4,000 pigs on and near the affected farm would be culled.
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On Tuesday night, the judges will have culled a field of more than 2,600 to a final seven for the finale at Madison Square Garden.
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Dr. Blasco and her team sourced freshly culled red deer from Spain's Boumourt National Game Reserve, and collected 79 metapodial bones from their lower legs.
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Some of the most interesting text forms that I have shared with students have been culled from our own local newspaper, The New York Times.
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Only 33 residential properties, culled from multiple listing sources, were featured for sale on the website of Long & Foster Real Estate, as of Nov. 22.
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But in two new books and one art show, lost-and-found prints — culled from personal albums, archives and flea markets — are front and center.
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Local authorities have already culled all the hogs and disinfected the trucks, and the drivers have been handed over to the police, the ministry said.
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Molero-Chamizo said these will be unpaid volunteers, some culled from his own classes, who are interested in seeing firsthand how the tDCS process works.
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The fragments, as short as two lines and as long as nine pages, are culled from essays and lectures: outtakes remixed to appear at surprising angles.
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As a way of giving back, here is a full 22-man XFL roster, plus specialists, culled from the vast and goofy ether of Sports Twitter.
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The outbreak comes almost two weeks after another northeastern province, Liaoning, culled thousands of pigs after the discovery of China's first case of African swine fever.
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Some of the below recommendations are culled from RABM; others are the result of my own trundling through various nooks and crannies of the metal Internet.
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Culled from both the drugstore and luxury beauty counters alike, all in varying degrees of coverage, the options ahead will become staples in your makeup bag.
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During the show, the Golden Globes page will also be home to Facebook Live videos where various winners will be asked questions culled from eager fans.
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The collection is divided into more upbeat, "daytime" songs and slower "nighttime" songs and features a wide blend of legendary artists culled from across several decades.
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He started a cult, with beliefs culled from such disparate sources as Adolf Hitler's writing, Dianetics and Scientology, and the Book of Revelation from the Bible.
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Between November 2016 and March 2017, a total of 1.67 million chickens were culled due to the H5N6 strain of bird flu, according to the ministry.
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Unfortunately, you can't start a new order, but the bot does let you re-order past orders, with the data culled from your DD Perks account.
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Berns talked to dozens of dog owners in the Atlanta area and culled a group of 30 dogs that would "stay" long enough for an MRI.
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Although the Vietnamese government compensates farmers who report sick pigs that are subsequently culled, the fear of slow or low payments can still put farmers off.
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Most outbreaks involved wild birds but Germany, the Netherlands, Hungary and Austria also reported cases in duck and turkey farms where poultry had to be culled.
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But he says reducing hundreds of reviews culled from print and online sources into a popularized aggregate score has become a toxic and often inaccurate label.
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Many videos are just a series of repetitious graphical scenarios designed to combine the culled characters in a mindless set of keyword searchable actions and reactions.
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The survey culled over 63 startup investors and founders, asking them questions about gender and racial discrimination, efforts to increase diversity, and priorities in the workplace.
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As of today, certain job-related search-queries will yield job postings culled from different job boards — and they'll show up right in your search results.
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Only after this third step is a culled list of candidates handed over to the human resources department, which brings in candidates for a final interview.
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And yet we've still had many opportunities to play games that were representations of a studio's best ideas, however cut and culled they may have been.
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Three more "subadults" (as the zoo refers to them) — Kiara, Banzai and Kovu — were born in spring of 2014 and "culled" in the summer of 2015.
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Or those who have been culled in the regular reviews of its membership base to guard against the ever hip venues being overrun by 'corporate types'.
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About 1 million pigs have been culled so far in an effort to try to control the spread of the disease, according to a Reuters report.
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It did not identify the farm, but said 221 pigs had died from the disease, and that local authorities had culled all animals according to regulations.
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Artist Xu Bing's first feature film Dragonfly Eyes tells a story of love and obsession through footage culled entirely from videos uploaded to Chinese streaming sites.
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The data from this report was apparently culled from the responses of 1,100 teens aged 13 to 17 when asked to rank 122 brands by coolness.
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The local government culled 8,110 birds after the outbreak, which infected 93,103 quails and killed 9,752 of the birds at some quail farms, the statement said.
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But the satirical components feel culled from a very old playbook, filled as it is with tired insights about the fruitlessness of seeking to export democracy.
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Still, officials have been checking birds at nearby farms for infections and the owners of the suspect flocks culled the birds, according to Alabama's state veterinarian.
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Nationwide, Vietnam has culled more than 2.8 million pigs in the outbreak, the government said in the statement, up from 2.5 million pigs a week ago.
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In 2011, South Africa culled 10,000 ostriches after an outbreak of another, less virulent form of bird flu halted ostrich-meat exports to the European Union.
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This year, 53 projects were announced to be on the Dezeen Awards interiors shortlist, which was culled from the original 259 projects included on the longlist.
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Background information about each place is culled from Wikipedia as well as from a New York content team that also writes the descriptions for Google Maps.
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Culled from Special Collection, barely cleaned up at all, it introduced a wider audience to Willis's work, scratchy and imperfect though the songs may have been.
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Most outbreaks involved wild birds but Germany, Hungary and Austria also reported cases in domestic duck and turkey farms where all poultry had to be culled.
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It highlights more than a dozen of the city's most rebellious women of the Victorian era through biographies, prints and photographs culled from the museum's collections.
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A month ago, each performer received a box containing 100 black-and-white photographs culled from old record covers, publicity stills, beginners' guides and the like.
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Yet that length, culled from Workman's 500 hours of walking footage, attests to how long it takes to really see a place, in all its layers.
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The vegetables are, indeed, naked as the day they were culled from the earth — which, from the look and taste of them, might well be today.
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Instead, veterans of the war "narrate" — that is, the filmmakers culled their commentary from hundreds of hours of BBC interviews recorded in the 1960s and '70s.
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That database includes information culled from the Terrorist Screening Database, or TSDB, which is known as the "watchlist" and overseen by the FBI's Terrorist Screening Center.
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He peppers his conversation with wisdom culled from some of the food world's biggest luminaries, such as Samin Nosrat, Dorie Greenspan and J. Kenji López-Alt.
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"Licht" lacks a conventional plot, although it does have an elaborate mythology, which Stockhausen culled from various religious traditions and esoteric practices, including Theosophy and Anthroposophy.
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The agriculture ministry said in a statement that 103 million farm birds had been slaughtered as of Tuesday, with another 2.6 million expected to be culled.
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Each set represents a collection of mundane visual data culled from the forgotten depths of the internet, reinvigorated with novel significance when placed in careful juxtaposition.
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Nonfatal injury data was culled from the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System (NEISS), which uses a sample of hospitals with emergency departments to get nationwide estimates.
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The agency said that all pigs in Novachene will be culled, starting on Saturday and a 3-kilometre quarantine zone will be established around the village.
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BC One's competitors comprise a United Nations culled from the USA, Japan, South Korea, The Netherlands, Brazil, Russia, Great Britain, France, Finland, Poland, Ukraine, and Portugal.
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The wallpaper is a "paint splatter style" and the imagery printed on it is culled from found AP images of protesters being hit with water cannons.
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"It was always about inequality, but it wasn't really from the Native person's perspective," says Jungen of the newspaper articles he culled from museum research files.
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So to help cut through the information overload, we've culled the new season down to seven series that should appeal both to anime fans and to newcomers.
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At 45, with a lumbering swagger and drawling parables culled from the family farm, Mr. Roe has steered Mr. Cruz's onetime long-shot presidential bid into contention.
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Already, Tiber Health's predictive analytics, culled from 10 years of historical student data, has uncovered certain insights into how students will perform over time, the company said.
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Now that Donald J. Trump is President-elect Trump, we compiled a list of Day One promises culled from statements on the campaign trail and his website.
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So, ahead, I lay out my tried-and-true rule book for doubling up on your dates, culled from years of experience, with an assist from Gottsman.
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That allows a small number of whales to be culled every year, some of which end up on the plates of diners in high-end Tokyo restaurants.
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Dar has said pork smuggled from China, where millions of pigs have been culled because of the disease, could be behind the first outbreak in the Philippines.
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She thinks that person is now specifically targeting people on Instagram who frequently share travel photos and who seem to have culled a significant following from them.
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Dar has said pork smuggled from China, where millions of pigs have been culled because of the disease, could be behind the first outbreak in the Philippines.
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"There are farms (in the 10-km zone) with around 150,000 poultry... these will be checked regularly," he said, adding infected birds and poultry will be culled.
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Thousands of hogs have been culled to prevent the spread of the highly contagious fever, for which there is no vaccine, through the world's largest pig herd.
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Google has in the past provided advertisers with location history data culled from Google Maps and other more granular data points collected by its Android operating system.
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" Defending the booklet, traditional medicine minister Shripad Naik said that it "puts together relevant facts culled out from clinical practice in the fields of yoga and naturopathy.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - Germany has culled 776,53 farm chickens, turkeys, ducks and other types of poultry since November to combat bird flu, its agriculture ministry said on Monday.
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The damning investigative report is culled from a questionnaire filled out by over 1,100 former IBM employees who shared their experiences, interviews, official company documents, and more.
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Some investors believe the CME bitcoin futures could attract more institutional demand because the final settlement price is culled from four exchanges: Bitstamp, itBit, Kraken and GDAX.
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It's as if nostalgia for this singular moment in time culled ceefaxfreak09 from the ether for the sole purpose of straightening out the internet's test card history.
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Some 400 hogs have already been slaughtered in the wake of the discovery, with another 4,700 to be culled as a further precaution, the ministry official said.
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And frankly some of it—involving climate estimates culled from tree-ring data—actually was a little underhanded, but being honest really wouldn't have changed their conclusions.
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Customers are granted access to the database only after vetting and agreeing to not publicize or disclose its content, and its data is culled from public sources.
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The animals were set to be culled as part of a plan to make room for rhinos at the Swaziland facilities, the zoos said in a statement.
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Local government culled a further 2,067 birds after the outbreak, the fifth among poultry since October, bringing the total cull to more than 175,000 birds since then.
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The first stage of sleep is marked by slowed eye and muscle movement and dreams comprised of fragmented visual images usually culled from the previous day's experiences.
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PRETORIA (Reuters) - South Africa has culled 260,000 birds so far to contain an H5N8 bird flu outbreak, Agriculture Minister Senzeni Zokwana told a news briefing on Thursday.
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Most outbreaks have involved wild birds but Germany, Hungary and Austria also reported cases in domestic duck and turkey farms where all poultry had to be culled.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - About 16,53 turkeys have been culled after bird flu of the high risk H5N8 strain was found on another German farm, authorities said on Wednesday.
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HBO previously released a Westworld season 2 teaser during Comic-Con last year, but that video (below) was only culled from the first couple weeks of filming.
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Founded to help nuclear power plants run better, APT has culled information on nearly 800 pieces of equipment across power generation, mining, steel-making and other industries.
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Around 400,000 birds have been culled in China since last October following outbreaks of bird flu and live poultry markets around the country have been shut down.
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He improvised with musicians in his studio, then culled snippets that might engender songs; he toyed with loops and effects; he let samples lead him to ideas.
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He's acquired so many "gift words," as he calls them, that he appended to the paperback edition a list of five hundred entries culled from readers' letters.
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Some 5,000 birds died of the highly contagious disease and the remainder at the 24,000-birds farm was in the process of being culled, the ministry said.
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And just a few months previous, you had Bob Dylan doing "Subterranean Homesick Blues," although that's actually culled from the D. A. Pennebaker movie [Don't Look Back].
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HAMBURG, Germany (Reuters) - About 30,000 turkeys and ducks were culled in Germany over the weekend after bird flu was found on two farms, authorities said on Monday.
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I think the most important skills I bring to this job, culled from my own life experiences and from my studies, are empathy, compassion and building connection.
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If sex-selective abortion has culled 12 percent to 15 percent of the females in a society, as has happened in China and India, national instability follows.
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Certain autoimmune diseases can be slowed or even stopped by the infusion of antibodies culled from other people's blood, a treatment known as intravenous immunoglobulin, or IVIG.
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And there were so many vibrant characters — or there were, before the last couple of seasons culled many of them (RIP the one true queen, Olenna Tyrell).
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Anticipating "People in Pain," Bender culled the work's title from her magazine collection, completing the project three years before the release of Paul Verhoeven's eponymous 1990 blockbuster.
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More than 2.9 million pigs have been culled in Vietnam, Agriculture Minister Nguyen Xuan Cuong said on Tuesday, out of a hog population of about 30 million.
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The evident playfulness and humor of these illusions belie their meticulous construction, culled from a compelling toolbox of painterly tricks developed by the artist over three decades.
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But behind the scenes at the Day One Fund, an advisory board of a dozen experts on homelessness had culled together this list from their personal networks.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) "State of the Climate" culled research from almost 60 countries, and tapped nearly 500 authors to explain the environmental phenomenon.
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Fernandez and Krishnan culled audio files expressing specific emotions from a database and fed those examples to the algorithm to train it about how different emotions sound.
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Vietnam, one of the world's largest pork producers, has culled nearly 90,000 pigs since February, according to figures published last week by the United Nations food agency.
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But the dominant model of revenue creation online still hinges on advertising and data culled from our behaviors, and it's unlikely that this will change anytime soon.
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As his work developed over the years, Jones began including other figures, as well as animals and collage elements culled from his voluminous notebook and ephemera collection.
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Travelers' data, culled from federal customs officials, is passed on to state health agencies, who farm out lists of people returning from China to local health departments.
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Album Review "Blue World," culled from the sessions the saxophonist led for a film soundtrack, is a moment of looking back before he pushed even further ahead.
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And he spent a year working with developers at Uber before co-founding Molly, an internet start-up that culled information from your friends' social media feeds.
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The twenty-two minutes that air on television are culled from many hours of stop-and-start taping in front of a group of restless human beings.
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Radcliffe on Wednesday stopped by "The Tonight Show," where host Jimmy Fallon had culled together some of the best Harry Potter memes the internet has to offer.
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ZHENGZHOU, China, Oct 19 (Reuters) - China has culled 200,000 pigs following 41 African swine fever outbreaks in the country, a Chinese animal health official said on Friday.
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As most of the culled birds are egg-laying chickens, the bird flu outbreak has led to a sharp increase in egg prices due to tightening supplies.
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As many as 167 meat-producing plants halted operations and at least 70 million chickens, out of a total of 1 billion, were culled during the strike.
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Comments submitted from multiple filers using various foreign and U.S. email addresses that appear to have been culled from spammer and hacker databases available on the public.
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The co-founder of Boston Beer Company comes from a long line of brewers, and culled the original Sam Adams formula from his great-grandfather's old recipes.
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It sells discounted designer samples and overstock dresses culled from stores and manufacturers around the country in sizes zero to 28 and priced from $9173 to $5,000.
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As of Friday, Belgium had culled 4,000 domestic pigs from the Étalle region, according to the country's national federation of slaughterhouses, cutting plants and wholesalers for pork.
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One could argue that Internet billionaires should be humanely culled, like badgers, but Bourne's duty, nonetheless, is to keep Kalloor safe and the cause of freedom alive.
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They have been culled from a complete set of these technically inventive, sophisticated works the museum acquired from David H. Gibson, a locally based photographer and collector.
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It is lined with licorice-colored rocks culled from the beach, with one entire wind-whipped side, from the waist up, open to the pounding waves below.
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China's rules stipulate that farmers must receive 1,200 yuan ($170) per pig culled to stop the spread of the deadly disease that has devastated the country's pig industry.
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Culled from a group of 20-semi finalists, the octet was selected by 63 international fashion heavyweights, including J.W. Anderson, Nicolas Ghesquiére, Marc Jacobs, and Maria Grazia Chiuri.
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The farm in the Oberhavel district was sealed off and some 500 chicks, ducks and geese were culled, a spokeswoman for the consumer protection ministry of Brandenburg said.
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All pigs on the farms located in Hung Yen and Thai Binh provinces, southeast of the capital Hanoi, were culled, the Animal Health Department said in a statement.
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Instead, Netflix allows you to choose between what feels like hundreds culled from Hallmark, Lifetime, and various other studios churning out Christmas movies — including, of course, Netflix itself.
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This exhibition, the artist's first solo show on the West Coast, features a series of steel sculptures that play recordings of lullabies culled from film, opera, and literature.
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In "Digging Up the Past: A History of the Schomburg Center," the library has culled from its archives to paint a colorful timeline of its 90-year history.
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"The trajectory of the date is about 90% accurate," said Tanne, adding that he mostly culled from the public domain, since the Obamas were in no way involved.
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The over 120 works in the current show are culled primarily from the collection of billionaire philanthropists Edythe and Eli Broad, the founders and namesakes of the museum.
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The work in the show uses some strategies I'm familiar with: historical figures culled from archives collaged with abstract motifs that bring the figures to great visual vitality.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Inner Mongolia region has culled 66,93 chickens following an outbreak of bird flu that has affected 35,000 birds, the Ministry of Agriculture said on Tuesday.
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As stated by a 2015 study on internet privacy cited in the complaint, medical information is the second most valuable type of data to be culled from users.
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Meanwhile, Kitchen United has been busy putting together a deep bench of executive talent culled from some of the largest and most successful American fast food restaurant chains.
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The team used data culled from the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System, a database that scans data from U.S. emergency departments, to filter out Q-Tip related injuries.
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Those numbers, compiled by the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS), include births, marriages, divorces and, using data culled from death certificates, information on what is killing whom.
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While some of the nearly 500 artifacts were culled from the band's own archival warehouse outside of London, many were purchased or loaned from collectors across the globe.
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Rosenquist had early experience as a billboard painter, which became a springboard for presentations of images that he culled from sources including print advertisements and magazines, it said.
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Experts say Bulgaria could lose its entire pig breeding industry and have its 500,000 pigs culled due to the highly contagious disease that does not, however, affect humans.
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Like any bot worth its sticker price, those accounts often came with names and profile images culled from real people to help them blend in and appear legitimate.
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A Gawker investigation on Trump's hair inflicted emotional distress Gawker notes how the "defamatory" statements in question are actually culled from Ivari's own marketing materials and public records.
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To contain the further spread of the virus, the ministry will slaughter at least 2.78 million birds, including 1.68 million that have already been culled, the ministry said.
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Experts say Bulgaria could lose its entire pig breeding industry and have its 600,000 pigs culled due to the highly contagious disease, which affects pigs but not humans.
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Her language (which Dittmer called her "sass reserve") was composed of pieces of previous conversations with viewers that Dittmer culled, adding what he deemed interesting to her lexicon.
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Decisions were needed on a number of large-scale energy projects - including the sensitive Chinese-backed Myitsone dam - while hefty electricity subsidies need to be culled, he said.
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"I have thought a lot about blowing up the White House," Madonna says, in comments culled from a speech she made in Washington at last year's Women's March.
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In the last year in China, the world's largest pork producer, more than one million pigs were culled because of the virus, and it's now in every province.
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Anonymous telemetry data culled from the extension has provided Google with some interesting information on how widespread the practice of account hijacking and non-unique passwords really is.
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The writing advice has been culled from his legendary lectures at Princeton, where he has taught Eric Schlosser, Robert Wright and David Remnick (now his editor), among others.
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Below, we culled together all the best events—from 14-hour modular synth marathons to an experimental noise festival to hardcore gay raves—into one handy party chart.
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Sugiono, the ministry's director of breeding and livestock production, estimated 2170 million chickens would be culled, reducing the supply of day-old chicks by 1.5 million per week.
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"Universal Beings" — a double album culled from live performances in four cities, each featuring prominent young local musicians — is the label's first release to turn a real profit.
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But in deciding which content bubbles upward, he added, Facebook integrates internal trust rankings of news sources culled from user surveys (it does not make these rankings public).
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Walls of anthracite coal embedded with bluish-green cullet (waste glass culled from the kiln during glassmaking) became a trademark, as did doors decorated with dime-store ashtrays.
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The source is nature itself — elk and deer sinew, baleen from a whale stranded in the river and delicate fibers from wild irises culled from forested high country.
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The sedan ranked as the top selling in its class, according to data Tesla culled from reports by other luxury car makers including Mercedes, Audi, BMW and Lexus.
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The H93N2 avian flu virus was confirmed at a Yunlin county chicken farm, where 16,800 birds were culled to reduce the risk of further spreading, the statement said.
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Or just skip the Search page altogether and only look at the accounts you follow, assuming you've culled that list down to just the ones that spark joy.
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Ms. Krauss is a connoisseur of songs, not a songwriter, and her enchantment with the compositions she has culled ordinarily sets the tone of her self-produced albums.
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Together, the duo of M. Ward and Zooey Deschanel sing and play in sepia tones, drawing from a repertoire that includes both originals and classics culled across decades.
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Jarrin says his style is somewhat like Scully's — calm and impartial, not a screamer, with plenty of stories and anecdotes, often culled from conversations with Spanish-speaking players.
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The bulk of what's here is a strangely culled, often repetitive set of anecdotes from only a few easily obtainable books that most Marilyn fans probably know about.
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Most outbreaks involve wild birds but Germany, Hungary and Austria have also reported cases in domestic duck and turkey farms where all poultry have had to be culled.
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"The Perplexed" is a social-issue casserole, a tumble of ingredients culled from the zeitgeist — porn, feminism, 1 percent-level wealth — that could each warrant its own entree.
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It's also remarkable when you compare it to the 250 million poultry in 63 countries that were culled following the outbreak of avian flu in China in 1996.
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Processors act like the stomach, digesting a balanced diet of protein and vegetables, culled from supermarket shelves, and turn it into a liquid that is distributed directly to farms.
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We culled through the customer reviews on the Wayfair site to gather the top rated rugs that, thanks to the sale, strike the perfect balance between price and quality.
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The data set, from the Broad Institute, includes primary data and metadata culled from nearly 530,000 immune cells from umbilical cord blood of newborns and bone marrow of adults.
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At one stroke, then, a large mass of worrisome problems—brought together by sex, then doomed by their associations with one another—would be culled from the gene pool.
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According to the receipt mining company Slice, which culled data from more than 2 million digital transactions, Amazon accounted for 53 percent of U.S. e-commerce growth in 383.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan has culled nearly 130,000 poultry since the start of this year as authorities on Tuesday reported a fresh strain of bird flu cases on the island.
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China, the world's top pork producer, culled 200,000 pigs following recent outbreaks, while France is building a fence after the virus was found in wild boars in neighboring Belgium.
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The USDA's chief economist, Robert Johansson, said prospects for U.S. pork producers to export more to Asia to compensate for hogs culled due to the disease may be overstated.
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Since January, a set of Canadian Facebook pages have been promoting conservative politicians, attacking Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and sharing content culled primarily from conservative website the Post Millennial.
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The newspaper said data culled from printouts of Trump's IRS receipts showed he lost money every year during the 10-year period, for a cumulative $1.17 billion loss overall.
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China's rules stipulate that farmers must receive 1,200 yuan ($170) for each pig culled to stop the spread of the deadly disease that has devastated the country's pig industry.
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Twitter is already one of many information sources that are culled by programs that have been developed to read text and gain a basic understanding of the content therein.
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In March, Cargill said South Korea's outbreak, in which about 35 million birds have been culled, contributed to a decrease in quarterly earnings in its global animal nutrition unit.
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As we reported earlier this week, around 15 percent of global headcount across AOL and Yahoo is being culled as a result of the integration by parent company Verizon.
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We culled Instagram for shots of kitties who are handling a hug particularly well, like Wesley Stripes the cat, above, who explains the details of this embrace on Instagram.
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China has culled pigs on farms infected by the disease as well as those on farms within a three-km (1.9 mile) radius of the outbreaks, Wang told Reuters.
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Delp filled his control group with astronauts who had never flown, culled from the Apollo, Gemini, and space shuttle programs, as well as two cancelled Air Force space programs.
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But it makes more sense if you consider the possibility that voters have already culled the field six months before the initial nomination contests in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Credit Karma's existing ID-monitoring tool searches 4.5 billion public breaches for a user's personal data, but the improved service will scour additional breaches culled from the dark web.
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Perhaps. In 1937, when the first movie came out, rumors swirled that the story was culled from the actual relationship of actress Barbara Stanwyck and vaudeville star Frank Fay.
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Adam Schiff, the lead Democrat on the investigation, met and agreed on a likely witness schedule, culled from a witness list that investigators say includes 3-4 dozen names.
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The democratic caucuses in both house and senate are likely more liberal than they have ever been, after moderates were culled in the 2010 and 2014 midterm election waves.
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The most recent case is the first confirmed major bird flu outbreak among poultry after winter months and brings the total culled since October to more than 240,000 birds.
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The show, which consists of photography culled from the Addison's collection, demonstrates that the gun exists as an ideal, a prop for power, a tool, and as a metaphor.
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A very special kind of fan fiction—erotic stories written by strangers about her and her boyfriend, laced with scraps of information culled from their tweets and Instagram posts.
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It has caused huge alarm in China and across Europe; more than 300,000 pigs have died of the disease or been culled in attempts to stop the virus spreading.
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The bread served shortly after you sit down is often culled from the uneaten leftovers of the sticky-fingered children crawling over their parents a few tables away. Shocked?
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In a blog post on Sunday, the Central Intelligence Agency declassified hundreds of documents culled from the 1940s and 50s that reference unidentified flying objects —otherwise known as UFOs.
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State authorities said a further 3,000 were being culled in the northern state of Schleswig-Holstein, although it is not yet known if the H5N8 strain is involved there.
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It was the second bird flu outbreak among poultry in China after the end of the northern hemisphere winter and brings the total culled to more than 248,000 birds.
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We've dug through the ever-growing market of millennial-pink home decor products and culled 15 buys that will make your digs look like a relaxing and trendy sanctuary.
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And I could probably edit an Oxford Book of Sexual Harassment drawing on centuries of tropes culled from art, literature, and history to show how complicated it all is.
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HAMBURG, Germany, Dec 25 (Reuters) - About 28,000 turkeys and ducks were culled in Germany over the weekend after bird flu was found on two farms, authorities said on Monday.
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It's culled from a variety of sources (photocopied jazz standards, out-of-copyright classics, and rough MIDI transcriptions), and covered in scathing notes-to-self ("NO PEDAL YOU COWARD").
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The National Climate Assessment is a Congressionally mandated report on the impacts of climate change and was culled from the work of 300 authors in a dozen federal agencies.
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She tried to make me feel better by saying that she sees carts of books being culled each day from the Central Library to make room for new acquisitions.
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The following list, culled from the first three quarterly reports of this year, shows both the major transactions in Warren Buffett's portfolio along with insights into his investment strategy.
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JPMorgan trades at 90 percent of its expected 2016 book value, according to estimates culled by Reuters Eikon, but the larger Wells Fargo fetches a multiple of 1.3 times.
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A decade-long strike had culled the staff, but its sports section was beloved, and anchored by writers Bud Furillo, Mel Durslag, and Allan Malamud and cartoonist Karl Hubenthal.
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These figures have been culled from data provided by the Pew Research Center, the American Community Survey, and an interview with William Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institution.
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We have also culled a list of 401 prompts for argumentative writing organized by category, to help inspire you — although, of course, you are not limited to those topics.
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The results, culled from more than 2,2212 submissions from 2685 states, range from flag waving (literal and figurative) to visual statements deeply critical of government, society and political leaders.
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Since the inception of a control program in 2012, the marine park authority has culled more than 600,000 starfish from the northern and central reef areas, Mr. Nucifora said.
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This month, that hot streak continues with "Electronic Music from the Eighties and Nineties," the label's second collection of pieces culled from the catalog of sampling maven Carl Stone.
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Dozens of flights have been canceled, fresh food supplies in supermarkets have dwindled and millions of chickens and pigs have been culled because of a lack of animal feed.
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The ministry has reported 163 outbreaks of African swine fever since August 20183 and said 1.19 million pigs have been culled, a fraction of 1% of Chinas total herd.
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In mainland China, authorities have also culled over 175,000 birds and closed some poultry markets following reported outbreaks among poultry and more than a hundred cases of human infection.
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The country is currently home to roughly half of the world's pigs, and 22 percent of them have already died or been culled as a result of the outbreak.
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Watson's training included reading the more than 74,000 pages of the federal tax code and thousands of tax-return questions culled from six decades of H&R Block data.
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"The results of the blood test from pigs culled in Chiang Rai also show that the pigs were not infected, but we continue to be on alert," he said.
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We have also culled a list of 593 prompts for argumentative writing organized by category, to help inspire you — although, of course, you are not limited to those topics.
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Earlier this month, veterinary authorities culled over 100,000 chickens and over 16,000 ducks after bird flu virus was detected on a poultry and a duck farm in southern Bulgaria.
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Members of the AJAS included artists, writers, and designers who collectively promoted small jazz shows in the Bronx featuring musicians who were culled from headlining acts that performed downtown.
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When I saw the dancing friend monster, its body and limbs comprised entirely of friend images culled from my own feed, I felt like I was watching a dancing algorithm.
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Authorities have already culled more than 20,000 animals in an attempt to halt the spread of the highly contagious disease, which was first reported in China just three weeks ago.
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Earlier in the day the ministry said that two African swine fever cases had been reported in Anhui province and that 2,310 hogs had been culled as of Sept 2.
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Michelle Obama was a big proponent of going that route, and would frequently travel globally with outfits specifically culled based on the label's association with the spots she would visit.
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The songs on the debut album from his new solo project, Gridfailure, were culled from a series of previously abandoned recording sessions and reworked into something entirely new and hideous.
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Almost 7,000 pigs in the 3-km (1.9 miles) area around the farms will be culled by midday on Monday, the website of state media Yunnan Daily said on Monday.
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There are plenty of simple environmental puzzles to solve (an aspect that feels culled from series spinoff Tokyo Mirage Sessions), and the new heist theme makes the levels more interactive.
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Up to 200 million pigs could be culled or die from being infected by the disease this year, according to Rabobank, which estimated pork production could fall by 30 percent.
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About 26 million birds, more than a quarter of South Korea's poultry stock, have been culled to control the outbreak, and most of the birds have been egg-laying hens.
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The result, culled from hundreds of essays down to 103, is a far-ranging anthology of athletes, politicians, doctors, activists, and other women who've taken risks and made a difference.
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Spain's banking sector has already been culled from 55 to 14 players since 2008, when a property bubble burst forcing the government to clump together a number of failing lenders.
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The prompts were guided by SD cards which contained statistical models culled from literature, and which told the devices whether to format their output as a novel, poem, or screenplay.
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Scammers were mimicking the CEOs' voices with an AI program that had been trained on hours of their speech — culled from earnings calls, YouTube videos, TED talks and the like.
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Buck, on the other hand, works with pens, nails, and even his fingernail to carve idiosyncratic imagery and symbols culled from daily news, his sculptural works, and nature into woodblocks.
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Founded by New York University psychologist Gary Marcus and University of Cambridge professor of information engineering Zoubin Ghahramani, Geometric Intelligence spans thirteen other researchers culled from across the academic world.
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A new case was confirmed at a duck farm in the southwestern part of the country, where 16,700 ducks had been culled as a precautionary measure, according to the statement.
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The project DuBois created during his residency was a video portrait of Times Square culled from images posted to social media and webcams that already occupied the incredibly busy area.
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And the company has partnerships with leading universities to provide mobile access to some of the best professors in the world who are providing lessons culled from their own classes.
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The 13-page report, culled from court testimony, veterinary records, and medical research, offers accounts of bullhook abuse and examples of electric prods being used on elephants at the center.
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It's an enjoyably meandering compendium of tics, references, and themes (particularly religion, fate, and the movies) culled from their impressive canon and marshaled into a surprisingly coherent, curiously haunting whole.
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The department has already culled through some 30,068 of Clinton emails from her 2009-2013 tenure as secretary of state and released most of them, amounting to some 55,000 pages.
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Further north in the prefecture of Aomori, about 16,5000 ducks were being culled after some tested positive for H5 bird flu, Kyodo reported without being more specific on the strain.
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The company objected to The Intercept's characterization of the situation, claiming that the training material was culled from public videos via a Ring app called Neighbors, a neighborhood watch app.
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The 28503 were culled from a group of 22019 advertisers analyzed in the study by University of Wisconsin Professor Young Mie Kim, who works with the Campaign Legal Center (CLC).
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The 122 were culled from a group of 228 advertisers analyzed in the study by University of Wisconsin Professor Young Mie Kim, who works with the Campaign Legal Center (CLC).
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Borissov said the government would pay 300 levs ($170) to every owner who voluntarily culled their pigs, adding that 75% of the sum will be provided by the European Union.
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The four-year film project utilized more than 600 hours of footage from the Imperial War Museum and also includes interviews with soldiers culled from the BBC's vast audio archives.
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Ms. Hendeles has contributed 3,000: mostly early- and mid-20th-century framed family photographs, culled from many sources, whose only requirement for inclusion was that they contain a teddy bear.
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Two weeks ago the agency authorities reported an outbreak of the virus on a duck farm in the village of Stefanovo and said birds on the farm were being culled.
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Thousands of hogs have been culled in an effort to prevent the spread of the highly contagious fever, for which there is no vaccine, through the world's largest pig herd.
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Former users are being asked for around $500 in bitcoin to prevent the still unnamed blackmailers from posting information apparently culled from the widely publicized 85033 hack of Ashley Madison.
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Each entry in the soccer team's 2012 scouting report included, in addition to a nickname and a numerical value, a paragraphs-long assessment and a photograph culled from social media.
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"I'm a loving caring tender man and I always respect my woman," wrote an ersatz wooer, beside photos of Mr. Swenson, in a snippet culled from a site called DateHookup.
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South Africa reported an outbreak this month of H5N8 bird flu on a commercial broiler breeder farm in Mpumalanga province, where about 5,000 birds died and the rest were culled.
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He points directly to it in a mini-exhibition, "Kerry James Marshall Selects," that's embedded within the retrospective, and made up of historical items he's culled from the Met's holdings.
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Chinese Propaganda Posters, a new book from Taschen, compiles hundreds of these propaganda artworks and artifacts, many of them rare, culled from the collection of artist and designer Max Gottschalk.
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The new controversy revolves around a bit of previously unseen footage culled from a security cam inside the store Brown was accused of robbing the night before he was killed.
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The album is a distillation of an exhibition at the New York Public Library, running through July 34.95, here culled into four themes by the editor and curator Jason Baumann.
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A more musically and culturally diverse scene is cropping up throughout the city, centered around roving parties where partygoers in sneakers dance to experimental tracks culled from around the world.
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Countries including China and South Korea culled user data from smartphones to limit the virus's spread, but proposals to use location data in the U.S. have already raised privacy concerns.
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In the Trump era, it has been repeatedly estimated that more working people would be culled from Medicaid's rosters over paperwork violations than nonworking people for failing to find jobs.
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Part of the takeaway from Woo's talks with Takei were the everyday realities of the camp, culled from "snippets of life that George had told us about," said the producer.
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Bird, which is also worth $2 billion and change after its latest round, culled some of its ranks in December, including some workers acquired in the purchase of competitor Scoot.
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It said the full turkey stock at the farm, more than 50,000 birds, would have to be culled and other precautionary measures implemented to contain the spread of the infection.
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The New York Times revealed Clearview AI, a secretive surveillance company, was selling a facial recognition tool to law enforcement powered by "three billion images" culled from the open web.
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For the show, Iggy sat as a life model for a four-hour life drawing class this past February in front of 22 students culled from New York's art schools.
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Ms. Buck's library has been only slightly culled to 19793,000 volumes, which are spread out between a storage unit in Poughkeepsie and on walls of steel bookcases in this basement.
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Late last year, law enforcement officials had uploaded the suspect's DNA profile, culled from the scene of a 1980 double murder in Ventura County, to a website dedicated to genealogy.
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The visual material is culled from comic strips, street demonstrations, Cuban movie posters and filmed be-ins; the technique encompasses collages, stick figure animations, shadow plays and kaleidoscopic special effects.
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The short list was culled from among the 51 previous winners of the Man Booker, which honors the best novels written in English and published in United Kingdom or Ireland.
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That marks the latest estimate on the number of animals culled in China in the wake of the disease, which can be deadly to pigs but does not harm humans.
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Although he had invented the clothes, it was as if they had been culled from a thrift store to which centuries of Roman princesses had consigned their most extravagant castoffs.
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The minister added that almost 4,000 pigs at three farms, including the one where the outbreak reported, were to be culled by the end of Tuesday as a preventive measure.
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Vietnam's pork imports during the first 11 months of this year more than doubled to 110,000 metric tonnes, the finance ministry said, as 20% of the country's herd was culled.
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The campaign culled through countless numbers of profiles comparing users' friends lists with lists of registered voters, using the lists generated to identify likely supporters or voters sympathetic to Obama.
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Narrow military bridges, a giant teeter-totter and water hazards are among the challenges faced by the drivers, who have been culled from racetracks and drag strips around the world.
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Narrow military bridges, a giant teeter-totter and water hazards are among the challenges faced by the drivers, who have been culled from racetracks and drag strips around the world.
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He basically publicized a litany of private details about their lives in an attempt to paint Quinn as a manipulative abuser, citing "evidence" culled from private chats, texts, and emails.
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Some of their suggested approaches, culled from various corners of the internet, cost hundreds of dollars, require specialized cables, lean on professional-quality video monitors, or are only possible with modding.
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About 2.5% of the herd has been culled as the lack of rain hurts yields and pushes fodder prices higher, said Vincent Brack, director of the National Federation of Milk Producers.
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Macau, a former Portuguese colony an hour away from Hong Kong by ferry, culled about 10,000 chickens last week after a wholesale poultry market worker fell ill with the H7N9 strain.
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China has culled 200,000 pigs due to outbreaks and warned of higher pork prices, while France has built a fence after the disease was found in wild boars in neighboring Belgium.
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As a group we came together several times and culled to 100 photographs or so, and we continued to refine as the themes came together until we had about 60 photographs.
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Up to 200 million pigs could be culled or die from infections as the disease spreads through China, reducing the nation's pork output by 743 percent from 2019, according to Rabobank.
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The data was culled from 10 different outlets — ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox, the Los Angeles Times, NBC, the New York Times, USA Today, the Wall Street Journal, and the Washington Post.
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Similarly, Senators' inboxes could be flooded with messages from constituents that were cobbled together by machine-learning programs working off stitched-together content culled from text, audio, and social media profiles.
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Von Furstenburg ultimately received more than 4,000 submissions from prisoners in all 50 states, and from this avalanche of work she culled the present show, which includes about 400 individual pieces.
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More than 200,000 pigs on infected farms have been culled, according to a Reuters tally of official figures, while hundreds of thousands more in the vicinity have also been put down.
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BEIJING, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Northeast China's Liaoning province has culled 8,116 hogs after an outbreak of African swine fever earlier this month, the provincial animal husbandry bureau told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Using information culled from the Department of Homeland Security's Office of Immigration Statistics, Galka's colorful map shows who has immigrated to the United States since 1820, and where they came from.
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Never in her wildest dreams would she have believed they were part of a massive collection culled from medieval estates and Bavarian courts, among other locales distant in time and place.
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With the help of a Pac-Man-like icon, users can explore the floor plans of some of the city's most extravagant early-20th-century residences, culled from the library's archives.
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"More than 60,000 babies — about 1.6% of all infants born here — were conceived through IVF, and 41.1% of all IVF deliveries were multiples," the Times reported, using data culled from 2013.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - About 21,000 turkeys are being culled after a case of H5N8 bird flu was found on another German farm, authorities said on Wednesday, as the disease spreads across Europe.
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The Harvard-Harris Poll—an online survey conducted from August 83 to 22—culled responses from 2,263 voters who lean both left and right, along with those who identify as nonpartisan.
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"We are giving about 10 million levs mainly to the farmers whose ducks, geese, chickens and birds had to be culled," Prime Minister Boiko Borisov told ministers at a cabinet meeting.
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So, through the comedy of follies that is my dating life, I've pieced together my own tips, tricks, and "dating rules," adapted from the horrific advice I've culled from the internet.
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Rare Carat also culled the average amounts people are paying for the precious stones (mind you, this is just for the diamond itself, not the setting or design costs), by state.
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When animals are culled for ecological reasons (that is, not for bloodsport), the agencies that prescribe it are supposed to ensure that euthanasia techniques are humane and result in no suffering.
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We've looked into the anatomy of an Insta-worthy bar cart and culled all the pretty barware, accessories, and tools you need to put together a home bar of your own.
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But he leans a little heavily on quotations familiar to fans: many of his most revealing takes are culled from " Woman of Heart and Mind ," an excellent PBS "American Masters" documentary.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - More than 4,000 ducks were culled in Bulgaria over the past few days after bird flu was found on three farms, the Bulgarian food safety agency said on Monday.
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China has reported more than 2141.600 outbreaks of the disease since it was first detected in the country in early August 2018, and more than 1.1 million pigs have been culled.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China had culled 2,310 hogs in east China's Anhui province as of Sept 2 in response to African swine fever, an agricultural ministry official told state radio on Monday.
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All pigs in the six villages were outbreaks were confirmed will be culled and a three-kilometer quarantine zone will be established around the village, the agency said in a statement.
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Extending beyond the two-dimensional, the show also includes sculptures inspired by found objects culled from sources as diverse as costume stores, thrift shops, libraries, and hole-in-the wall museums.
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She will show a selection of new pieces at Sprüth Magers — some from a computer-based series and others, centered on competitive sports and culled from her return to the lens.
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The outbreak killed 80 of 0563 hogs on a farm in Nanling county in Wuhu city, with the remaining 379 culled, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said on Thursday.
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Mr. Fritz culled the fruits of the infamous Sony hack to paint a vivid portrait of life inside the studio as it struggled to respond to the structural challenges it faced.
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Republican and Democratic lawmakers dismissed most of the White House proposals, which Mick Mulvaney, the director of the White House's Office of Management and Budget, culled from the president's campaign promises.
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Bender culled 303 film titles from their pages and incorporated her selections into a 50-foot installation entitled "People in Pain" (1988/2014), a forbidding, crinkled mass of jet-black vinyl.
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Operatic tunes culled from a varied career were recreated; Darryl McDaniels of the rap group Run-DMC recited Langston Hughes; dancers whirled to the music of Scott Joplin and Richard Strauss.
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While many live-streaming stars, such as Papi Jiang, an irreverent comic from Shanghai, are culled from the ranks of China's top arts schools, Mr. Li is unpolished, raw and agitated.
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Their stories are culled from among the more than 2,600 submissions readers sent in for The Times's Overlooked project, spotlighting people who deserved, but did not get, obituaries in our pages.
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In response, Christopher produced the 12-volume "The History of Middle-earth" (1996), a compilation of drafts, fragments, rewrites, marginal notes and other writings culled from 70 boxes of unpublished material.
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Each phone invited visitors to talk or sing and, in response, receive a blast of video, culled from Snapchat, that in some way mirrored the sound and pose they'd just made.
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Police suspect the incident was somehow connected to an officer-involved shooting that took place in another city, based on information culled from papers the man scattered around the crash site.
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The choices, culled from hundreds of recommendations from our globe-exploring travel writers, range from the bucolic and secluded (the Ryukyu Islands in Japan) to industrial urban landscapes (the South Bronx).
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Who gets culled may hinge less on choices about nanometers and materials than on drudgier realities, says Matt Johnson-Roberson, CEO of Refraction AI, which is developing an autonomous delivery vehicle.
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The tension between scientific or expert knowledge culled from rigorous testing versus political knowledge based on majority rule is deep and has existed since Plato discussed it nearly 2,500 years ago.
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Most Americans accept that the presidential race begins in a otherwise forgettable state with more pigs than people, and a voting system culled from the opium-addled brain of Lewis Carroll.
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The words are then culled according to basic criteria (no proper nouns, suffixes, prefixes, slurs, or abbreviations) and evaluated based on their general usage and whether they can enrich the game.
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The AI programs, created in the Python coding language, harnessed a pattern recognition program to identify the patterns of movement and sites of high population culled from the social media posts.
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That brings the total number of cases China has reported since the first one in August 2018 to 143, with 1.16 million pigs culled, Yu told reporters at a briefing on Thursday.
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To get you up to speed on what's new in the bra space, we culled the best lingerie sets from Calvin Klein — because, yes, CK isn't only about the banded sports bra.
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Using information culled from online sources or searches, Polis employees will only come and knock on a door if someone has been looking for services that Polis reps can pitch, says Tucker.
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Traders and analysts expect that China will need to further increase its imports to make up for hogs killed by African swine fever or culled to prevent the spread of the disease.
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So in that spirit, we've culled together a few of our favorite sex toys from indie female-run brand Bellesa Boutique, and paired each with one of the five classic love languages.
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Shining out from a series of lightboxes, these striking black negative photographs, culled from examples of automatic writing and drawing from around the world, look like ghostly messages appearing from the dark.
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Remember the sweet, sun-kissed days of the '24s when all anyone could complain about was bearded hipsters taking over dumb Halloween parties with PBRs and record collections culled from Urban Outfitters?
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We also culled information from the aforementioned UNODC report, the US State Department's International Narcotics Control Strategy report, the White House's reporton National Drug Control Strategy, and a variety of other sources.
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That figure, as Oliver notes, is culled from a New England Journal of Medicine letter to the editor—a section which is in no way peer reviewed or up to scientific standards.
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The minister told France 2 television earlier that there were between 500 and 600 wild boar to be culled in the designated white zone and it would take two to three weeks.
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Enacted May 26, 1924, the act drastically culled migration numbers by banning Arabs and Asians outright, and capping migration quotas further to reduce the total number of immigrants to 150,000 per year.
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Another widespread outbreak could be a financial blow for poultry operators, such as Tyson Foods Inc or Pilgrim's Pride Corp, because it could kill more birds or require flocks to be culled.
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The Discover results generally resurface stuff that a user has already expressed interest in, but those results are culled from a broad enough pool of sources that they don't always feel relevant.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Northeast China's Liaoning province has now culled 8,116 hogs in response to an outbreak of African swine fever earlier this month, the provincial animal husbandry bureau told Reuters on Wednesday.
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It's a self-help book for his fellow outcasts and self-identifying losers, filled with personal tales of missteps, humiliation, and depression, as well as advice culled from years of therapy sessions.
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Following a government directive in October 2015, the industry culled around 3 million birds (parent stock), which was the main driver of improved profitability for Japfa and other poultry companies in 2016.
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The legal procedures may be foreign to American viewers, but the Machiavellian machinations and moral ambiguity — which Peter Moffat, the drama's creator, culled from his own experiences at the bar — are universal.
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Multi-instrumentalist Mick Kenney takes riffs that are at times reminiscent of black metal and at other times grindcore, and juxtaposes them with electronic elements culled from industrial, gabber, and other genres.
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It's a tactic that could've turned out any number of ways, yet the end result is something clearly culled from the same place and fits smoothly into the pantheon of Botanist albums.
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The works are culled from two specific years that Meiselas photographed the teenagers: 1976 and 1978 (though an accompanying catalogue for the show draws from a more expansive selection of the photos).
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The world's top chicken exporter could see a collapse in the poultry sector if the 1.2 million birds that are key to breeding are culled, Agriculture Minister Blairo Maggi said on Wednesday.
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These new "discoveries" from Spotify are culled from scouring blogs and music sites online and combining that with the hundreds of thousands of its users' listening hours that the company has tracked.
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On Saturday, she pulled up to an impromptu aid station set up by three friends from the Tampa area who had driven north with supplies culled from their cupboards and local churches.
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The data Fadiman presented at the MAPS conference was culled from the reports of 418 volunteers, of whom 284 were men, 126 were women and 5 identified as trans, nonbinary, or genderqueer.
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Spotify employees take all the new tracks they've culled from the service's uber-users and drop them into one of the five categories; time will tell if more genres will be added.
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One of the "octochamps," Sohum Sukhatankar, 13, of Dallas said he had spent about 30 hours a week studying the 120,5003 words SpellPundit had culled from the 472,000 words in the dictionary.
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It is a partial selection, culled from three separate UMG lists prepared for Project Phoenix in late 2009 and early 2010, more than a year and a half after the fire struck.
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He acknowledged the yuck factor of getting injected with a virus culled from sewage, but said that when someone has a truly terrible infection, they get over that psychological hurdle pretty fast.
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And some of the data presented on Monday is nearly a year old, relying on a "point in time" measurement culled from a head count taken on a single night each January.
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A century of police brutality and political gains, of triumph, tragedy, and resilience has been distilled into seven lyric and searing minutes of rapid-fire clips culled from a passel of sources.
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For the next month, Perrotin will host a retrospective of Erró's pieces from the 1950s to the present, including a downright grotesque collage culled from the usually mundane world of medical diagrams.
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There's no real story, just vignettes, opportunities for the actors to vamp, or sing, or dive into a pool fully clothed, all bits that feel culled from a dozen more cohesive movies.
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So ones that people got excited about were the ones that had like 15 replies or so, and we culled from that channel the takes that seemed to excite the room most.
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So ones that people got excited about were the ones that had like 15 replies or so, and we culled from that channel the takes that seemed to excite the room most.
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Shares the major US carriers have fallen by more than 50% in some cases since January as bookings are culled, leaving the airlines in a cash crunch, according to analysts at Cowen.
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From broadcasting his financial fears, to boasting about his prosperity, here's a quick look back at some of the rapper's more obvious statements about money, culled from the music that's made him famous.
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The result, after almost a decade of diplomacy, was the 1987 Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, which culled an entire generation of missiles with a range of 500-5,500 km (20063-3,400 miles).
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The profiles include voting records, business records and other information culled from Federal records and publicly available information to give voters a clear picture of their representatives in government based solely on data.
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China has reported four outbreaks of African swine fever in four provinces in less than a month and has culled more than 25,000 pigs, highlighting the challenge of containing the highly contagious disease.
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And to help you do just that, we've sorted through a 100 pages of the sale and culled a few gems to get you started, but it's up to you to move fast.
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A total of between 150 million and 200 million pigs will die from being infected with African swine fever or culled in the wake of outbreaks, agricultural industry analysts at the bank said.
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According to data culled from Cheapflights' records from years past, T+L reports that Disney fanatics hoping to catch the wintertime festivities at Disney World in Orlando should book flights on August 6.
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In Guccifer 2.0's first document dump on his own site he quietly picked only documents culled from the Democratic National Committee emails that Wikileaks had received but had not begun publishing yet.
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Awarded three months of studio space and a stipend, artists are given carte blanche to create work from any raw materials and objects culled from the dump, culminating in a weekend-long exhibition.
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The list, released this week, is culled from media reports on attempts to ban books across the country and reports from schools and libraries filed directly with the association's Office of Intellectual Freedom.
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Niantic is using it to now fix pokémon in the camera viewfinder with higher accuracy and true-to-life size ratios, based on data about the creatures culled from the game series' database.
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Daea's remark was made in a brief televised interview detailing veterinary health measures to halt the spread of African swine fever at a breeding farm in southern Romania, with 0003,580 pigs being culled.
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The exhibition, which consists of photography culled from the Addison Gallery of American Arts's collection, demonstrates that the gun exists as an ideal, a prop for power, a tool, and as a metaphor.
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It is not yet known if the cases involve the contagious H5N8 flu strain but the birds will be culled as a precaution, the local government authority in Cloppenburg in Lower Saxony said.
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" Abe describes her works culled from social media, The Scroll Sketches, as a "clutch of 'Insta' influences, the drama of their personal style stripped back for a more whimsical, monochrome impression of individuality.
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We also culled information from the aforementioned UNODC report, the US State Department's International Narcotics Control Strategy report, the White House's report on National Drug Control Strategy, and a variety of other sources.
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Seven infected animals were found in one household in the village and tests confirmed the virus, the Bulgarian Food Safety Agency said, adding that all 23 pigs in the village will be culled.
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Over double the capacity means double the ability to keep your home humming with guilt-free electric power, culled from the new solar roof offering for private homes that Tesla also unveiled today.
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This was an unusually powerful and eloquent rendition of the music, which is a singular collage of items by Felix Mendelssohn, culled from multiple scores by George Balanchine for his two-act drama.
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Authorities have this week culled hundreds of pigs at Phu Son Farm, home to more than 18,000 pigs, Bach Duc Luu, the deputy head of Vietnam's Department of Animal Health, said on Tuesday.
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To prepare the land for shooting, it is drained and dried out, destroying swathes of plant life and while mountain hares and predators such as hen harriers were often illegally culled, Labour said.
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And Congress culled the list further, removing items such as air conditioners, which would have been controversial after Trump made a big deal of stopping Carrier Corporation from moving a factory to Mexico.
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Between 2003 and 268, deaths associated with HIV/AIDS fell in the United States by 21.37%, based on numbers culled from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Vital Statistics Reports.
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Some in the markets have culled from recent Fed comments an impression that policy is on auto-pilot, that rates will rise four times this year, plus or minus, irrespective of the data.
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We wanted to know what it was really like to play these slumber party standbys — so we culled 24 anecdotes from R29 staffers, readers, and anonymous Reddit users to get a better idea.
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The first cases were reported in the San Luis municipality in Pampanga province, also in Luzon, where the government said about 600,000 birds will be culled to contain the spread of the virus.
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For some of us, this has taken the form of days-long playlists culled from his 40-plus years of music, from Ziggy to the Berlin trilogy, Aladdin Sane to Station to Station.
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The spread of bird flu would represent a financial blow for operators because it would kill birds or require flocks to be culled, and it would trigger more import bans from other countries.
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Later in the month, Sotheby's Paris and the auction house Pierre Bergé & Associés will offer about 2101 lots culled from far-flung homes of the late Mr. Bergé, including in Morocco and Provence.
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The research projects are part of a few publicly disclosed studies, Bloomberg said, adding it culled the papers from published periodicals and online research databases used mainly by Chinese academics and industry specialists.
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"Boys Don't Cry" is an obvious starting point, culled from the album of the same name, it showcases the band in its embryonic stage, still sounding like a lean, mechanical post-punk band.
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The continuity we expect from a photograph's content, surface, and structure is dashed, and the resulting shards, culled from magazines and cut into undulating jigsaw shapes, now skate along the edge of chaos.
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And we culled 15 of the strangest stories that ever appeared in our pages, including a preponderance of dutifully reported but head-spinning stories from long ago about ghosts, poltergeists and sea serpents.
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This week, she put together a list of 10 essential Persian recipes, culled in part from her memories and from interviews with her mother, as well as other Iranian and Iranian-American cooks.
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All 5,830 ducks at the farm will be culled, the agency said in a statement, adding it is the first case of the highly pathogenic virus in the Balkan country in 10 months.
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"Only the highest altitudes are left to bring in," said Carlos Eduardo Jeremias, speaking from a sorting room where workers culled through stacks of samples of new crop beans in small tin containers.
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In France, the H5N8 outbreak killed 2,000 out of a flock of 5,000 ducks on the first identified farm in the Tarn and the remaining birds are to be culled, the ministry said.
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The pigs are struggling this year, though, as nearly 100 cases of African Swine Fever (ASF) have been reported around the country since August, and 916,000 animals had been culled as of Tuesday.
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"There is an enormous gap right now not being filled," said Kilmer, noting that his home state of Washington successfully helped fill that gap through guardsmen largely culled from the state's tech industry.
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Inside lies a hidden treasure: thousands of titles of literature, poetry and short stories, plus children's books and pre-loved books, sprawled over shelves fashioned from driftwood and discarded pallets culled from junkyards.
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The Smarter Living team has culled a few tips from our archive to help you grow in that new relationship, rekindle an old flame or turn a breakup into a positive experience. Relax.
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Creation 1, which served as a fundraiser for Water on Wheels, featured ink drawings by Ukrainian artist Zhenya Katashynska culled from her two years of travels, including many from her time in Cambodia.
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Pei and colleagues looked at connection data culled from five million mobile users from four representative cities who connected to seven million access points for a total of 400 million Wi-Fi sessions.
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Paik's animated, psychedelic loops that imagine the internet as a collaborative, wide-reaching medium rub up starkly against the collective's culled news reports of police killings of black Americans — each resounding over the other.
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Following a DJ set, the quintet opened, aptly enough, with Public Enemy's "Prophets of Rage," bulldozing through a muscular 22-song set that culled from all three group's catalogue in just under 75 minutes.
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MANILA, Aug 11 (Reuters) - The Philippines reported its first outbreak of bird flu on Friday and Agriculture Secretary Emmanuel Pinol said 400,000 birds will be culled to contain the spread of the poultry disease.
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As many of our commenters pointed out, the locations of gyms and PokéStops are largely culled from Niantic's earlier game Ingress, where players would try to maintain control of "portals" in real-world landmarks.
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ZHENGZHOU, China (Reuters) - China, the world's top pork producer, has culled 200,000 pigs so far following outbreaks of highly contagious African swine fever in the country, a Chinese animal health official said on Friday.
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Another highly pathogenic outbreak would likely represent a financial blow for poultry operators such as Tyson Foods Inc and Pilgrim's Pride Corp because it would kill more birds or require flocks to be culled.
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Researchers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) culled emergency room records, death certificates, coroner's reports, police files, and more from three national databases for the study, published in the journal Pediatrics.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - Another 13,500 turkeys have been culled after a suspected case of bird flu was found on another farm in the major German poultry-producing region of Lower Saxony, authorities said on Thursday.
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Experts say the Balkan country could lose its entire pig breeding industry and have its 600,000 pigs culled, while industry officials fear it could cause damages of up to 2 billion levs ($13 billion).
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Hungary's chief veterinarian issued an order last Friday that all poultry must be kept inside after the bird flu virus spread to 11 counties and more than 3 million birds had to be culled.
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Experts say the Balkan country could lose its entire pig breeding industry and have its 600,3.12.4 pigs culled, while industry officials fear it could cause damages of up to 2 billion levs ($1.15 billion).
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Those stats are culled from official youth league football data in the countries where Tonsser has launched (currently Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Spain, Italy and France) and crowdsourced from players who have joined the app.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's swine fever outbreak has spread to five prefectures including Osaka, and more than 10,000 pigs will be culled as part of measures to prevent further contagion, the government said on Wednesday.
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