And as political parties argue over whether to oppose or support badger culls, relying on short-term evidence of culls' effectiveness may hurt the case for longer-term culls.
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The Copenhagen Zoo culls twenty or thirty animals a year.
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Though farming organisations support culls, pastureland within wolf range is limited.
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Bill Nye culls scientific fact from fiction, assisted by some celebrities.
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Mr Tulley nonetheless argues that localised culls would not solve the problem.
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Rentlogic culls its data from public databases, information that anyone could find.
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Mass culls in Vietnam have led to 5 million more dead pigs.
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Ingrid recounts the story of an elephant orphaned in the Kruger culls, called Shireni.
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These culls haven't been very effective, but Wilson claims they're not being managed properly.
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Subjects range from badger culls and foreign policy to abusive neighbours and violent crime.
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Reichert often culls Instagram for inspiration and to find models and photographers to collaborate with.
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All along, Britons who love badgers have questioned the effectiveness and necessity of the culls.
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China is promising around $180 for every pig a farmer culls from an infected herd.
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The app culls data from New York's Vision Zero database, which documents accidents throughout the city.
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But some ecologists suggest that the culls are damaging, and that the population estimates are over-optimistic.
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Klangstof culls from a lot of different sounds—it's hard to figure out what genre it is.
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For that reason, the omnivorous mustelids have been targeted in bloody culls to control the disease's spread.
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Tala, for example, culls data from cellphones to gauge a person's ability and willingness to repay loans.
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The flip side is meat prices, which could accelerate after drought-induced culls last year reduced cattle numbers.
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Culls announced previously took two to three days to complete because of a lack of manpower, it said.
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Culls of pangolins, bats, or other wildlife aren't the solution, especially as we face an unprecedented extinction crisis.
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Escaping Wars and Waves culls Olivier Kugler's contributions to Harper's, Le Monde diplomatique, The New Yorker, and more.
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The former want culls of the wolves; the latter emphasise better protection for livestock and resettlement of problematic packs.
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Think about the site's new photo montages of "friend anniversaries," wherein an algorithm culls our most liked, most commented-on photos.
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Overall funding for rehabilitative services has increased, but AIC's $6 million boost culls from the CDCR's total budget of $10.5 billion.
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Widespread wolf culls further north in Alberta are credited with saving the Little Smoky caribou herd in the Peace River region.
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She culls from the "the symphony of algorithms," as she beautifully puts it, and comes back with something more manageable, more human.
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For his latest supercut, 100 Years/100 Shots, Swinney culls 100 of the most iconic moments from the last century of cinema.
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Without a vaccine or antidote, the only currently known way to prevent infected pigs from spreading the disease is through mass culls.
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Her works, often homages to the Bronx where she was born and raised, culls found materials from that neighborhood into her artworks.
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Set up for a choose-your-own-adventure style of play, the game culls its text and characters directly from these materials.
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More culls were being considered as the heat wave showed no sign of slowing, said Elke Wiesmann of the Central Land Council.
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The disease has reduced the country&aposs pig herds by over 40% due to mass culls designed to stop it spreading further.
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San Francisco-based HotelTonight culls unsold inventory from hotels and offers discounted rooms to travelers, often targeting business districts and urban areas.
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Framed as a backstage satire on performing in the New York dance world, the choreography culls from 16 years of movement and memories.
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Not all culls are created equal, says Naomi Fox, a quantitative ecologist at Scotland's Rural College, Edinburgh, and an author on the study.
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The San Francisco-based company culls unsold inventory from hotels and offers discounted rooms to travelers, often targeting business districts and urban areas.
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Kara Blake's "The Offerings" is the most interesting documentary work in the show, partially because Blake culls footage from sources deeper than the internet.
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Other Blue River machines include the LettuceBot, which automatically culls lettuce plants so the others have enough space to thrive, and remote-sensing drones.
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And with no sign of the disease coming under control, more culls are set to come which could cripple the domestic pig farming industry.
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The country has experimented with a range of measures to reduce attacks, including culls, shark-detecting sonar and electromagnetic devices to repel the animals.
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Rotten Tomatoes' brainier, less popular rival Metacritic culls from a smaller number of reviews and seems to assign a lot more ho-hum scores.
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There is the brilliantly explosive pimp CC (Gary Carr), an up-and-comer type who culls fresh-faced girls from the city bus terminal.
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Similarly, the museum has introduced smaller thematic shows, such as People, which just opened and, like its biennials, culls works from its permanent holdings.
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The video renders this sequence of events with a Playmobil Uncle SamWhat has the French man — and many other researchers — so upset are wolf culls.
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The first caucuses show which candidates have momentum and which don't, and the media narrative of winners and losers culls out the field of candidates.
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Mr. Montoya has managed a Facebook group called "Runaway and Missing Children in California," which culls posters of missing children for distribution on social media.
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The tourism ministry also has failed to provide data demonstrating that previous culls have helped reduce hippo populations in the area, Born Free activists said.
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It culls through billions of rows of trading data going back 15 years to identify individuals who have made repeated, well-timed trades ahead of corporate news.
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Frequent job culls and leadership changes since the 2008 financial crisis have opened up divisions between different parts of the business and also between bosses and staff.
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Notaro once described the show as being "85 percent" autobiographical, but as the comedian told Entertainment Weekly, season two culls material from the lives of everyone onboard.
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She culls anything from the natural world that can serve her: exotics, weeds, hairy seed pods, flower leis, dangling clumps of moss, even animal and vegetable matter.
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Moffatt's celestial images reference the sky above her aboriginal ancestral lands, while Bhabha culls some sense of serenity from desolate strips of Pakistan that she returns to periodically.
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Horrified by seal culls, he wrote a powerful account of one in which it was explained that the pup's cry "is very like that of a human infant".
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He generates a large amount of physical material in this way, then culls ideas and sequences, often colliding different passages against one another in duos or larger groups.
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The decision, announced Wednesday, comes as Juul culls its staff and shakes up its executive ranks, replacing CEO Kevin Burns with former Altria executive K.C. Crosthwaite, effective immediately.
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Joining McKinsey, which brutally culls the herd of new associates after two years, was just another way for him to excel in a competitive but highly structured environment.
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Now on his first LP, Bradley culls all corners of his brooding aesthetic together, weaving elements of acid, dub and drone seamlessly into a nightmarish vision of his city.
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Wildlife authorities around the world have long turned to culls — a polite word for hunting — to reduce the populations of wild animals living too close to people or livestock.
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Channeling the energy of that televised party and the ingenuity of Mr. Campbell's troupe, the Campbell Lockers, "Funkedified" culls from styles including locking, popping, breaking and '70s social dances.
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WeBot then culls anti-Trump Facebook events in your area and matches you with nearby protests, letting you view and join the events, and share them on your own timeline.
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A book of full-color, comics-styled dispatches called Escaping Wars and Waves: Encounters with Syrian Refugees culls his contributions to Harper's, Le Monde diplomatique, The New Yorker, and more.
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Shaun Moloney, who culls pests including goats and wallabies across the South Island, said there was "definitely a place" for semi-automatic weapons with larger magazines for jobs like his.
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When lying gets easier The scientists involved in this research tapped Neurosynth, a platform that culls thousands of maps of brain activity, to identify parts of the brain associated with emotion.
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It might sound crazy, but for the past few decades, governments from the US to Finland have asserted that legal wolf culls actually help conserve these wild predators by deterring poaching.
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According to a press release, the Described Video category draws from Pornhub's top performing videos and culls 50 of the site's most-viewed straight, female-friendly, gay, bi, and trans videos.
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The reasons behind the excommunication are not known, but it was one of hundreds of culls Warren Jeffs initiated to neutralize rivals within the sect and scare members into remaining obedient.
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Critics have dubbed the song "a country-adjacent hip-hop mish-mash"; it's a cross-genre hit that culls as much from trap music as it does modern, pop-skewing country.
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Kashmir Hill at Gizmodo has written about "shadow profiles" — dossiers that Facebook builds about people using information it culls from the inboxes and cellphones of their friends, work colleagues and acquaintances.
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Writers have been granted peeks into Sir John's cluttered interiors before, but this volume culls decades of his flocked wallpaper, chintz, and conversation-worthy antiques and artworks (not just by Picasso).
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Indeed, the Thomson Reuters consensus forecast, which culls data from just one analyst, predicts Sears' top line will contract by $683 million during the three months ended in October, to $4.9 billion.
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Clad in a fleece, surrounded by 12 screens, masseuses, a manipulative wife, a hostile ex-wife and a cast of millionaire sycophants whom he periodically culls, Mr Cohen cuts a sad figure.
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South Korea and Japan ordered further culls early last week to contain outbreaks of a different strain of bird flu, having already killed tens of millions of birds in the past month.
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Performing under the moniker Moor Mother, she culls textures from rap, punk, free jazz, spoken word and noise, creating musical missives on a range of injustices, including domestic abuse and state violence.
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So many, in fact, that the government recently called for commencement of limited culls and lifted the ban on big-game hunting, citing increasing incidents of human-elephant conflict and destruction of crops.
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So many, in fact, that the government recently called for commencement of limited culls and lifted the ban on big-game hunting, citing increasing incidents of human-elephant conflict and destruction of crops.
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They say any move that culls all flavors will turn thousands of adult vapers back to traditional cigarettes — and maybe away from Trump in the 2020 race, as the grassroots #WeVapeWeVote hashtag suggests.
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Researchers from ITMO University in Saint Petersburg, Russia, and the National University of Singapore built an algorithm that culls patterns from social media posts to divine whether a user is married or single.
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After she culls through them, nixing the ones containing hate speech or needlessly graphic solicitations of sex, she still ends up with enough to post a few at a time until the next call.
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Recorded at the Pump House in Topanga Canyon amidst working on new music for their upcoming fourth full-length, the eclectic vault of unexpected tracks culls from the soundtrack that accompanied those recording sessions.
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The study's results, published in Journal of the Royal Society Interface on Tuesday, help explain some of the mystery over the varied effectiveness of the culls, which has driven decades of dispute in Britain.
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Johnson, whose sported a sometimes shambolic persona in his rise to power, showed mettle in office, sweeping away his predecessor's government in one of the biggest culls of senior government jobs in recent British history.
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In fact, if you include tournaments from the decades before the introduction of the cut rule, which culls the worst performers after the second round, then Mr Stenson's scorecard wouldn't appear in the top 30.
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The stories Kubo weaves for the spellbound audience in his small village and the magic he culls by playing his three-stringed shamisen are wondrous, but Kubo knows little about the extent of his powers.
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Several studies (with foxes, feral cats, and ferrets) concluded that some culls can actually increase predator populations by giving young animals access to more resources like food and newly emptied territories, allowing future generations to thrive.
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Jay Disbrow's Monster Invasion culls mostly from this pre-Code horror work, specifically the creature-centric stories he did for supernatural- and suspense-themed anthologies Ghostly Weird Stories, Blue Bolt Weird Tales of Terror, and more.
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The case came to light as South Korea and Japan ordered further culls on Monday to contain outbreaks of a different strain of bird flu, having already killed tens of millions of birds in the past month.
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Facebook says the approach, which culls images from publicly available hashtags, is a way to amass and train software with billions of images without the need for human workers to laboriously analyze the data and annotate it.
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Many hospitals conduct nightly wealth screenings — using software that culls public data such as property records, contributions to political campaigns and other charities — to gauge which patients are most likely to be the source of large donations.
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Across their extensive catalog, which results from a manic output of roughly an album a year since 2003, the band culls the sounds of punk, prog and garage rock, favoring breakneck tempos and abundant, wiry guitar riffs.
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They find comfort in the pace and traditions of country life, and in the villagers' peccadilloes intertwined with conversations about badger culls, jam making, the campaign to save a local shop or a cow's giving birth to triplets.
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You grant it access to your photos and your various social-media accounts, and it culls from them a record of what you posted or snapped a year ago, and two years ago, and three, and so on.
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Ideas included developing coral nurseries, increasing the efficiency and scope of starfish culls, expanding monitoring systems, identifying priority sites of the reef for conservation, and of course, cutting greenhouse gas emissions to prevent a further rise in sea surface temperatures.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch chicken farmers have suffered around 33 million euros ($39 million) in damages as a direct result of culls and other measures carried out after their eggs were found this month to be tainted with a toxic chemical.
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The harsher-than-expected cuts are among the most sweeping worldwide culls by an investment bank in recent years, as Staley in common with peers at other European lenders moves to reduce costs amid a tough global environment for banks.
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In 27, the couple launched Foundrae, a New York-based jewelry company whose eclectic, mystical pendants, chains and charms are adorned with silver and diamond-accented glyphs — including stars, arrows and pyramids — that Beth culls from across history and cultures.
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Cuts, culls and calls Since he was sworn into office, pro-business Bolsonaro has made significant cuts to Brazil's environmental enforcement agency at a cost amounting to $23 million, according to official data sent to CNN by Observatorio do Clima.
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But the studio is where Wood culls various photographs from the internet or his own archive and uses them as source material for his paintings — they are printed out and pinned onto walls, then flattened and distilled into blocks of color.
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"Kill This Love," a track that opens to triumphant trumpets and culls from both modern pop and hip-hop, climbed to No. 1 on the iTunes top song chart on April 4, shortly after the single's release that same day.
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The mostly protected status of the wolf in Europe—hunting them is now forbidden, other than when occasional culls are sanctioned by the state—plus the efforts of NGOs to track and count the animals, also contribute to the recovery of wolf populations.
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There's already a Drake lyric generator, created in 2017, that culls memorable lines from each of his LPs—more proof that the Toronto rapper's life makes for a certain kind of millennial male template, but only if you want it to be.
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Though Willie Smith, the Scottish victor at the 403 US Open, finished some 40 strokes ahead of the average for the field, he did so in an era of highly variable scores and without a cut rule (which culls stragglers halfway through the tournament).
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Through a series of waning focuses, the grainy footage, interspersed with blurry fades and cross cuts, culls a graphic hapticity by alternating between the illustration of the "X" and the increasingly bloodied bandage — a gesture to the subcutaneous, and a kind of filmic thaumatrope.
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Luckily, I have a tall stack of SNES games that has somehow survived multiple moves and general possession culls, so I was ready to roll with NBA Live 95, Zombies Ate My Neighbors, Super Mario World, Super Mario Kart, Killer Instinct, and many more.
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Mary Poppins Returns picks up two decades after the events of the 1964 film and culls from the rest of P.L. Travers' book series about the mezzo-soprano caregiver, who returns to assist her now-grown former wards as they face crises in their adult lives.
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Season 4, episode 23 "The Debate" This may be a little too real for some of you, but watch the well-intentioned and absurdly qualified Leslie Knope debate Bobby Newport, an entitled rich guy who speaks a lot without saying anything yet some how culls public favor.
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What really makes this sequel worth watching is the way it effortlessly culls impressive amounts of horror from the cases of its subjects, real-life demon hunters Ed and Lorraine Warren, while also acknowledging the real-life controversy and fully justified skepticism surrounding the Warrens themselves.
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By looking at wolf population data sets in the US states of Wisconsin and Michigan from 1995 to 2012, the study found that government-endorsed legal wolf (Canis lupus) culls were more likely to increase poaching because people's perception of the animal as an endangered species became skewed.
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Forsgen's book is divided into three parts: the first uses Peary's archival images to tell a fictional story of its discovery, the second showcases Peary Land's glitched, technicolor projections, and the last part culls geotagged photos from Flickr, which place palm trees and bustling waterfronts in desolate Greenland.
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Tweets and posts about Ford and Kavanaugh were among the top subjects being discussed by such accounts at the time of Pallone sending his letter, though some have questioned the validity and value of Hamilton 68's analysis because of their opacity over the accounts the group culls data from.
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The film culls from an old Aesop fable, The Ant and the Grasshopper, to tell a story that feels much folkier than Pixar's more modern fare: Flik is an inventor who wants to help save his home from invading grasshoppers in an effort to prove his worth to his suspicious neighbors.
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"In the context of any epidemic, healthcare workers do temperature monitoring," Kinsa founder and CEO Inder Singh told Business Insider, as he showed how his temperature tracking tool culls roughly 150,000 readings from homes across the US each day, looking for hotspots of illness at a county, but not a household level.
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Investigators in early August detected fipronil, a flea poison, in slightly higher than acceptable levels on Dutch chicken farms, leading quickly to culls, quarantines and other measures to prevent further production of contaminated eggs.. In the following days, millions of Dutch chicken eggs and products containing egg were recalled in countries around Europe and as far away as Asia.
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HIPAA-compliant Vida culls data from a user's doctors and his or her health insurance and imports it into its own native apps, then integrates with up to 100 other apps and devices, including the calorie-counting app MyFitnessPal; Garmin and Fitbit, both makers of activity trackers; Strava, the social network for athletes; and the Apple Watch.
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Our children don't mix with others from the department; we are not in the "in" crowd, we have sought our social outlets elsewhere, and we generally try not to agitate anyone with our "crazy ideas" about how the very politicians who prostrate themselves in paroxysmal patriotic "thank yous" are actively voting for legislation that guts our benefits and culls our numbers.
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TV shows in general aren't faring too well this time around, with Malcolm In The Middle, Bones, and Louie (among others) also saying goodbye as Netflix culls another sweep of titles in preparation for all the new content being added (in fact, if you want to know exactly how they choose what leaves, you can read about it over here).
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Along the way, they'll follow an eco-activist and ship captain who's chasing rogue Chinese fishing vessels in the South Indian Ocean; a satellite sleuth in landlocked West Virginia who culls signal data to help patrol the world's seas; an American aid worker struggling to help former fish boat slaves in Thailand; and conscientious retailers and restaurant owners trying to make sense of a shadowy supply chain.
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Along the way, they'll follow an eco-activist and ship captain who's chasing rogue Chinese fishing vessels in the South Indian Ocean; a satellite sleuth in West Virginia who culls signal data to help patrol the world's seas; an American aid worker struggling to help former fishing boat slaves in Thailand; and conscientious retailers and restaurant owners trying to make sense of a shadowy supply chain.
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Smith culls from numerous sources to create her films, often staging group actions she calls processions, such as the one held during the 2017 Whitney Biennial in which a group of people gathered to walk through the museum's neighborhood holding Smith's banners from her series In The Wake, singing a gospel song as a collective act of both reconciling with and mourning the lost lives of Black people due to state-sanctioned violence in America.
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Along the way, they'll follow an eco-activist and ship captain who's chasing rogue Chinese fishing vessels in the South Indian Ocean; a satellite sleuth in landlocked West Virginia who culls signal data to help patrol the world's seas; an American aid worker fighting to help former fish boat slaves in Thailand; an American fishing fleet owner who defends U.S. industry practices; federal agents who patrol our ports in search of illegal seafood shipments; and conscientious retailers and restaurant owners trying to make sense of a shadowy supply chain, including executives from Whole Foods who talk about their commitment to ethically sourced seafood.
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