In 1981, 30 grazing cows died overnight grazing near Geismer, a predominantly black town next to St. Gabriel.
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Ranchers, local officials and lawmakers got together and created a law called the Taylor Grazing Act, which effectively created a federal body called the Division of Grazing to manage the grazing of these lands.
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In the Middle Belt, grazing land was even more plentiful - 61 percent was grazing land, while farmland accounted for 14 percent.
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In 85033, the federal grazing fees were just 6.72 percent of fees charged for non-irrigated Western private grazing, and were $125 million less than what the government spent on the livestock grazing program in 2014 according to a report by natural resource economists that analyzed the costs of livestock grazing on public lands commissioned by the Center for Biological Diversity.
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Silage weeds spread from the fields where they are planted to invade the surrounding grazing lands, and even lands that have been closed to grazing.
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The promise of limiting livestock grazing to leaving seven inches of grass height in key grouse habitats never materialized, as the vast majority of 10-year grazing leases were renewed under the terms of a congressional grazing rider that rolls over permits without adding sage grouse protections.
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The effect on the local grazing economy was infinitesimal; over 96 percent of the original national monument remained open to grazing at the same level as before.
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Just last year alone, we saw A-list stars go from back-grazing lengths to ear-grazing pixies — and even more ditched their brunette roots for platinum hues.
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Despite President Clinton's promise that grazing would remain at historical levels, actual use grazing permits in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument have declined by almost a third.
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At the same time, the federal livestock grazing program gets only a tiny percentage of its revenue from grazing fees, and the taxpayers have to subsidize the rest.
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As her hairstylist Cervando Maldonado posted on Instagram, Portman has chopped off a few inches of her hair, turning her once clavicle-grazing bob into a shoulder-grazing one.
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The bureau purchased grazing rights from ranchers affected by the plan, effectively giving the BLM the authority to manage and regulate use of the land, including grazing, through permits.
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The BLM purchased grazing rights from ranchers affected by the plan, effectively giving the agency the authority to manage and regulate use of the land, including grazing, through permits.
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Because livestock grazing on Hart Mountain National Wildlife Refuge started well before federal environmental laws took effect, there had never been an environmental assessment of grazing impacts on the refuge.
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As in other areas relying on livestock production, the Yugur territory's pastures are divided into different types, including some where grazing is banned, where grazing is temporarily banned and rotation pastures.
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These fees initially were meant to cover administrative costs, but, as time went on, and the Grazing Service became the BLM, grazing fees essentially came under the control of the ranching industry.
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As the nation's population has soared and available grazing land has shrunk, farmers have settled on land that herders have used for hundreds of years as grazing routes to move their cattle seasonally.
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So Congress passed the Taylor Grazing Act, making permits revocable.
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The land also has equestrian stables and cattle grazing permits.
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Grasslands and grazing animals, he pointed out, had evolved together.
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The manure and urine from grazing animals fuels healthy growth.
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"Grazing in the Grass" was playing on the speaker system.
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Their constant grazing has led to dangerous levels of erosion.
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One of our best tools to accomplish this is grazing.
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Conservation and science can flourish alongside hunting and livestock grazing.
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If you're in Africa, you might see antelope leisurely grazing.
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We drove on, past valleys, sunlit meadows, streams, grazing elk.
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Another approach is to use holistic grazing practices for livestock.
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Some 12,000 Qatari camels grazing on Saudi land were expelled.
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She had been kidnapped on January 212 while grazing horses.
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It isn't about property rights, regulations or federal grazing fees.
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"Nobody Instagrams the grazing table 20 minutes in," he says.
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And earlier this year, the Montana legislature passed a resolution encouraging the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM), which oversees public grazing lands, to reject APR's request to switch grazing permits from cattle to bison.
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During fashion week, especially, it's easy to do too much grazing.
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Then, over the weekend Troian Bellisario debuted a collarbone-grazing cut.
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Shots came through the wall, the wooden shrapnel grazing his arm.
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In very small parts, like if you see an antelope grazing.
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A quarter of the world's land is used for grazing them.
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Farmers of grazing animals add another concern: the return of wolves.
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Cities are closing in on their grazing lands and traditional paths.
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It also entails leasing rights to mining, drilling, grazing, and logging.
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Expect to see familiar wildlife sharing grazing areas with the robots.
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Among the causes were disputes over grazing rights and political representation.
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At Bears Ears, the main new activity may simply be grazing.
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Grazing, hunting, and valid existing mineral rights continue — unlike national parks.
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The property is surrounded by lush landscape that's ideal for grazing.
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Each family has about 10 ponies and their own grazing territory.
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Recent research suggests that the warming climate limited their grazing habitat.
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The sound of grass being ripped by a grazing animal: gǀkx'àp.
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And if she's grazing, there's no way that can take place.
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It's seized land that's logged, burned and converted, mostly for grazing.
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One of them is grazing on algae, which keeps reefs clean.
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The agency is the product of the Taylor Grazing Act of 1934, a piece of legislation mandating the enactment of regulated federal grazing parcels following a period of widespread, unchecked rangeland devastation during the homesteading era.
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But just about every acre set aside for a wildlife reserve takes an acre of potential farmland or grazing land off the table (some wildlife refuges tolerate grazing, but it often gets quickly out of control).
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The growth of cut flower farms has intensified competition for dwindling grazing land and vanishing water supplies for the herdsmen whose traditional grazing grounds between Lake Naivasha and Mount Longonot have shrunk as the industry has expanded.
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But according to analysis by Western Watersheds Project, of 964 grazing permits approved rangewide since the new sage grouse plans were adopted, BLM renewed some 84 percent of livestock grazing without incorporating the new sage grouse protections.
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Mr Palombi twigs that those who care for grazing animals think otherwise.
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The longtime rivals have battled over grazing land and resources for decades.
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I was raised around cousins and aunts with beautiful, hip-grazing hair.
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The razored texture, shoulder-grazing length, and loose waves didn't hurt, either.
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They bought 445 hectares (1,100 acres) of grazing land north of Scottsdale.
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A deep canyon informally named Argo Chasma is seen grazing the limb.
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The ratings programs above, however, do require pasture grazing for some species.
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The pic shows off the actress sans her shoulder-grazing, curled mane.
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She was watching her younger cousins—huge, laconic, grazing the light fixtures.
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Unlike Malheur, Hart Mountain has been closed to livestock grazing for decades.
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Clear-cutting for grazing or growing feed also shrinks gas-absorbing forests.
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Are there restrictions on grazing animals, as in other parts of China?
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Their grazing helps create habitats for other animals and assists in pollination.
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She has mediated tribal disputes over grazing land, water and cattle raiding.
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"We're not cows, we're not meant to be grazing animals," she warns.
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Horses grazing private pastures are projected to cost taxpayers $1 billion overall.
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Myth: Grazing, or eating small meals frequently, is the healthiest eating pattern.
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Livestock grazing on federal public lands is a privilege, not a right.
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Then Irma arrived, grazing along the island's coast from east to west.
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But when the Western states declined, the second caveat in the Hoover committee recommendations was put into play, and Congress passed the Taylor Grazing Act, establishing a permit-and-fee system for regulating grazing on the public lands.
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The human inhabitants of the area around the Samburu reserve (some of whom have given their tribal name to the place) have traditionally made their livings as pastoralists, driving herds of cattle from grazing place to grazing place.
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Both sides agreed, though, that grazing was the appropriate use for the land.
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Margot Robbie's mane looks so trendy with a clean, crisp, chin-grazing cut.
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If the grazing land is enclosed, "my fate will be migration", he said.
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But that would still only be grazing the surface of edible potential here.
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Be like a cow, peacefully grazing in the sun, totally in the present.
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And, of course, it isn't possible to criticize Naomi Campbell's eye-grazing bangs.
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But last night, she debuted a brighter hair color and eyebrow-grazing bangs.
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And she returned to her platinum days with a chin-grazing bob wig.
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Sometimes they'll look for different routes, passing through grazing sheep and their herders.
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Grazing has been blamed for turning vast swaths of the world into deserts.
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Around A.D. 1000, they began moving south in search of fresh grazing lands.
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We have plants in the ground and young cattle grazing on the farm.
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Officials also want a better understanding of how livestock grazing affects the landscape.
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She stepped out today with much darker hair and chic, eyebrow-grazing bangs.
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Either way, the new shoulder-grazing length is a winner in our book.
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Their land retains water better and grazing systems make the grass more robust.
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Six of Mr. Baka's wife's sheep disappeared while grazing on a recent afternoon.
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Agriculture, food waste and diet, food production and distribution of food, holistic grazing.
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Bioenergy can also increase competition for land with food crops and livestock grazing.
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Avoid the trap of skipping meals and just grazing on airline hand-outs.
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There is grass for grazing, but it is a long walk from Muzbat.
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Power is grazing the fingertips of people of color for the first time.
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East African tribes that also began farming and grazing livestock applied additional pressure.
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The BLM had previously seized Bundy's cattle for illegally grazing on federal land.
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"Without grazing everything becomes forest, or barren land when there is agriculture," says Schepers.
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Last week, Mandy Moore took her mid-length hair to a chin-grazing bob.
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Climate change resulted in a changing of the guard, especially among the grazing animals.
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The grandmother was in critical condition while the other woman suffered a grazing wound.
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I stare at the horses grazing in the distance, and I burp a little.
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In fact, Kim has been rocking the same straight, butt-grazing extensions since September.
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The shoulder-grazing style, created by the model's hairstylist Christian Wood, is actually faux.
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The Oregonian reported that the case of Finicum's unpaid grazing fees was handled administratively.
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Grazing land—for example, non-arable grasslands or woodlands—isn't suitable for growing food.
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Environmentalists also say farmers set the forest alight to clear land for cattle grazing.
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Or it can develop a narrow mouth suitable for grazing on bacterial food sources.
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A sustained break of the "big dry" is required to enable grazing to resume.
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By contrast, grazing allotments on federal public land number a bit more than 20,000.
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Bishop has argued that oversized monuments hinder land uses like energy development and grazing.
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About a third of the arable land on earth is dedicated to grazing animals.
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The bureau said Bundy's cattle were grazing on federal land without paying required fees.
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They plan to use the water to turn some grazing land into vegetable plots.
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Short or long, side-swept or eye-grazing, straight or curly, fringe is in.
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It declined to comment specifically on the cattle seen grazing on the embargoed area.
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Its focus is more geared toward administering grazing and mineral rights—exploitation over preservation.
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The BLM takes in some $12 million annually in income from its grazing program.
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These gentle herbivores spend most of their days grazing on sea plants and resting.
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In some places, grazing sheep weed out competition and make the show even better.
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They were convicted in 2012 of arson on land where they had grazing rights.
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The emir has posted lookouts on grazing land to make sure farmers don't encroach.
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But unlike bison, elk don't compete with cattle for grazing rights on public lands.
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A ghostly creature with a mighty long neck was grazing off in the distance.
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Could it be that other sharks have been grazing on grass all this time?
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Most of the property is parkland, and some sections are used for grazing sheep.
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During the trip, they passed grazing cows and pens packed with turkeys and chickens.
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"If you could just reforest all the grazing land, 22017 billion hectares!" he said.
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A couple more swipes of the wand took me to dramatic, brow-grazing heights.
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We can be certain they were used against animals grazing and hunting on site.
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We see Jackie with Jack in the car, and the bullet grazing his head.
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This incentive can lead to overgrazing because each farmer receives the full benefit of increasing his/her herd but only pays a fraction of the cost of the additional grazing, with the rest of the grazing costs borne by the other farmers.
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Compared with private owners, it tends to charge lower rents for grazing and mining permits.
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Moore also showed off her chin-grazing haircut on her Instagram Stories throughout the week.
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Do me a favor and picture a pasture dotted with a herd of grazing cows.
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Szimpla Háztáji:Not in Budapest on a Sunday or still hungry even after all that grazing?
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Now they point to the sheep grazing on the hillside among grapevines and olive trees.
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The shoulder-grazing chop quickly became the trend of the season, sweeping Hollywood for months.
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Her eyelids are raised, lips slightly curled at the edges, her thumb grazing her chin.
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Cassini began its new mission phase on November 30th, which NASA calls Ring-Grazing Orbits.
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The designation allows authorities to restrict activities such as grazing, farming, logging, and mineral mining.
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Ready to gracefully grow out your micro-bangs into brow-grazing fringe like Alison Sudol?
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Image: NASA/JPL/SSIAfter the ring-grazing orbits, Cassini's schedule only gets more action-packed.
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Communities are dependent on common lands for farming, fishing, livestock rearing, salt manufacturing, and grazing.
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The agency had sought to seize Bundy's cattle after he refused to pay grazing fees.
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And more land is given over to grazing animals than for any other single purpose.
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The paper notes that inspections occur in November, which is well past general grazing season.
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James called on authorities to intervene, claiming he had grazing rights privilege in the area.
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With no dedicated grazing grounds, herdsmen cut fences and drive their cattle through the crops.
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"I just gave up," he sighed, directing his remaining cows into a field for grazing.
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Some of the acres destroyed were much-needed grazing land for cattle, state officials said.
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We lie in bed and consider sheep grazing in the shadow of a verdant down.
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Unless she's sporting some floor-grazing extensions, Baldwin is almost always rocking a '90s bob.
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No one is calling for a reckless, grazing free-for-all on our public lands.
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Kenyan officials say urban grazing is bad for many reasons, not least for maintaining order.
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In the late 1990s, ranchers holding the grazing permits there decided they had had enough.
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Farmers often bought them for pennies on the dollar and used the land for grazing.
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Cheap, tasty, high-calorie foods are available almost everywhere, and snacking and grazing are commonplace.
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The valley floor is picturesque, with little stone homes and grazing llamas, alpacas, and sheep.
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After tasting it, we concluded there must be a virtue in grazing in a desert.
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They're sturdy enough to wear outdoors without feeling like your feet are grazing the ground.
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Chris Martin, a former Yankees right-hander, worked around grazing Stanton with a hitless eighth.
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He also scouts out areas close to uncultivated land or grazing areas with water nearby.
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The ankle-grazing braid she twirled in the "Te Bote 2" video was his work.
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It has undergone impacts from urban sprawl, livestock grazing and now, large-scale solar energy.
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Much of Kenya is parched as a regional drought dries up grazing areas and rivers.
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Only 16 percent agreed with cows being kept indoors all year, without access to grazing.
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Dufftown couldn't be any more picturesque between its grazing highland cattle and rolling green hills.
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The BLM manages not only surface land for grazing and other use but for mineral resources.
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Between Chastain's copper hair color, shoulder-grazing bob, and these bangs, she's on-trend all-around.
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Its shoulder-grazing cut is way more elegant than its now-$12.99 price tag may reflect.
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Kate Hudson just hit the Golden Globes red carpet with a brand new shoulder-grazing lob.
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Figures cast in moonlight might be grazing deer, or witches and aliens backlit against the moon.
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The fence, the protesters said, had kept a rancher from grazing cattle on publicly owned land.
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So much of the land was terraced crops, and the farmers did not like Roomba grazing.
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The dog was taken to a shelter and appeared to have suffered a grazing bullet wound.
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NASA has saved the ring-grazing orbits for Cassini's finale in part because they are dangerous.
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Bella Thorne ditched her usual shoulder-grazing red locks in favor of a neon purple bob.
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Visiting a few months later, Lexington heard much technical talk about water rights and grazing permits.
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He spotted a couple of emus grazing in the sun and tried to capture a photo.
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Forests around the world have been cleared to accommodate cattle grazing and feed production as well.
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A grazing view of Ceres' largest well-preserved 280-km impact crater, Kerwan, near the limb.
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Others have died from a lack of grazing and water, leaving Nyamatsatse with only two cows.
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Water sources are drying out, driving nomadic herders farther south in search of grazing and water.
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Last season's bitter gourd vines, now withered grey, hang from plastic nets above the grazing animals.
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"Once it alleviated, the horses started coming out and grazing where they normally would," she says.
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According to court records, he now owes more than a $1 million in unpaid grazing fees.
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But there's a catch: The livestock grazing reforms promised under the new plans aren't being implemented.
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In Makurdi, sellers at the local cattle market say the grazing restrictions are bad for business.
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Cutrer said the majority of the grazing fields are now unusable for feeding or hay production.
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Mr. McDermott's approach as a director is similar, grazing historical accuracy but never adhering to it.
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The legislation would also lock in livestock grazing on public lands at or above current numbers.
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And lots of that is from "area emissions," vast sources like wetlands or grazing cattle flatulence.
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Police say the young girl was abducted while grazing horses in a meadow on January 12.
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Those attacked believe the Fulani herdsmen want to forcibly take over their lands for cattle grazing.
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Four grazing allotments – multigenerational family businesses – have closed entirely, and four more have grown much smaller.
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Seeing this heard of elk grazing the tundra in the Rocky Mountains was an unforgettable experience ...
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Another Instagram story post featured The Weeknd (né Abel Tesfaye), grinning in front of grazing bulls.
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When the herd gets too big, wildlife managers say, it can damage land through over-grazing.
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Northern Kenya is suffering a severe drought, which has worsened competition for grazing and water holes.
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Governor Sam Ortom said the clashes occurred following the enforcement of a new anti-grazing law.
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He is even considering buying land with his own money to set it aside for grazing.
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The request sought "economic data to the extent available," as well as grazing and hunting maps.
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Mr. Callicrate took me around his farm, a bucolic vision of grazing cattle and open fields.
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"Once it alleviated, the horses started coming out and grazing where they normally would," she said.
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The two female rhinos were quietly grazing at the conservancy on Tuesday, where staff mourned Sudan.
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At the first whisker grazing, Judy would hunch powerfully backward, hiding her face in the towel.
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The groom's mother owns the Grazing Moose, a store in Seward that sells arts and crafts.
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Safiullah had interacted a little with Islamic State fighters as he took his goat for grazing.
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An ethereal, floor-grazing sheer dress with a low back that's equal parts romantic and sexy.
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As long as it's not too bulky, it can go on a grazing table, he says.
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The sale of the ranch includes all furniture, ranch equipment and machinery, cattle and grazing permits.
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In pastoral settings, a cowline is the most direct path cattle use to reach grazing grounds.
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Cliven Bundy first commandeered the media spotlight by refusing to pay huge sums of grazing fees he owed to the federal government accrued over decades of nonpayment, and by trespassing his cattle on public lands closed to grazing to protect the habitat of the endangered desert tortoise.
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In 2628, when one rancher grew tired of the difficult and marginal struggle to run his cows along the river, he sold his grazing permit to the Grand Canyon Trust, initiating the complete retirement of grazing on the Escalante mainstem within Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.
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In the 1970s, government concern grew over the effects of grazing on waterfowl, trout and aquatic health.
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The emphasis on grazing, some advocates said, meant ignoring the recreational and environmental values of public lands.
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For years, we've lusted after all kinds of styles, from floor-grazing braids to mid-length lobs.
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She also sustained three cracked ribs, grazing, and bruising, and will undergo surgery in Adelaide on Thursday.
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The world has long fully exploited native grazing areas and turned to clearing forests to meet demand.
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The Huichols object to the ranchers' intensive grazing and planting, and use of chemicals and deforestation practices.
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We were propped up on stools at a wine bar in Hell's Kitchen, our knees barely grazing.
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In Mpudzi, Manatse hopes that the rains will improve grazing, helping strengthen his and his neighbors' cattle.
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Admittedly, a lot of grazing is on land that would not necessarily be suitable for arable farming.
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There's Ariana Grande's ponytail, Zooey Deschanel's eye-grazing bangs, Gwen Stefani's platinum hue — you get the picture.
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Drought conditions in some parts of the South and the Dakotas have dried pastures and limited grazing.
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"I fully understand that a lot of marginal lands can only be used for grazing," Brown said.
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Some states, such as Benue, have passed laws that ban herdsmen from grazing cattle on open land.
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Even better, brow-grazing bangs, like Yara Shahidi's, add instant movement and dimension to an old haircut.
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A few pigs, grazing happily in front of the family with no attention paid to the camera.
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But the system is under strain, with conflicts over farming and grazing land as well as trees.
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Consider this Hathaway's first big cut, which included shoulder-grazing crimson highlights and flipped face-framing layers.
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The government said the rancher owed more than $1 million for using federal land for cattle grazing.
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Bundy owed years of grazing fees to the BLM, and the government had finally come to collect.
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Tanzania has over 611,200 sq km of grazing land, around 70 percent of which is in use.
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Deb is fine — bright-eyed and bushy-tailed and grazing in the desert with her beautiful family.
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Further north in South Dakota, grazing cattle were slammed by heavy snow, with some cattle entirely buried.
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Shepherds grazing sheep on shared land without consideration for other flocks will soon find grass growing thin.
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The feds should establish permanent, negotiable grazing permits and allow them to be transferable — even to environmentalists.
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Well, he must have heard my pleas, because she just debuted the eye-grazing cut yet again.
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Factor in the pre- and post-meal grazing, and you're looking at about 4,500 for the day.
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I remember my wrist grazing the bloke next to me and we both snapped our hands away.
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In the same field there's a family of creatures that look like two-legged giraffes, calmly grazing.
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City Grazing said that they had received about 200 trees, or two-and-a-half per goat.
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The fires are a fast, and illegal, way to transform dense jungles into fields fit for grazing.
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One possibility would be to allow for advocates to acquire public-land grazing permits for the animals.
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Farming bigger domesticated animals like cows, pigs, and sheep requires multiples times more water and grazing land.
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I saw horses grazing and occasionally, tucked away in the hills, a stately home with white columns.
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It now may have to be reversed as a livestock reduction appears inevitable, along with grazing limits.
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Sliding the boat, I could see a trail through the aquatic plants left by a grazing moose.
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"Vegetation has not attained the basic level to sustain grazing animals," Merkovic told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The organization said 700,000 hectares of sunflowers, cotton, and grazing land for cattle farmers are at risk.
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The grazing felt slightly sensual, but the bulge was in a place that couldn't be explained away.
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"Grazing slowly over a long period will keep you going compared to binge-eating quickly," he says.
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With beefed up security and strict controls on grazing, shootouts between armed herders and rangers are inevitable.
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"Dorian's rain is just grazing New England," said Alex Lamers, a forecaster with the National Weather Service.
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Let's say one of the bison keeps throwing meaningful looks at a hot female bison grazing nearby.
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Around 12,000 Qatari camels, peacefully grazing on Saudi land, were expelled, causing a stampede at the border.
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Grazing is allowed on many national monuments and other public lands, even in officially designated wilderness areas.
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The horses turned up on the res within a week, grazing their way north on unfenced grass.
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Using GPS signals, researchers found that the reindeer have been venturing far from their normal grazing areas.
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Up until the mid-20th century, black rhinos dominated the landscape of Chad, grazing and attracting tourists.
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A man from the Pokot ethnic group illegally grazing cattle on Ol Maisor Ranch in Laikipia, Kenya.
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A barrier against cattle grazing so that regeneration and the health of the forests can be sustained.
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His snout was suited to forests, but his parents would be grazing the ground in open areas.
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Instead, Gorongosa's bushbuck are grazing in open grassland, with all the cockiness of African buffalos or zebras.
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She describes a stranger's hand grazing the reader's own, as we pass each other in a courtyard.
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Whatever the reason, the fire burned 139 acres of public land and forestalled grazing for two seasons.
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The federal government, which owns 47 percent of all land in the West, regulates grazing on public lands.
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The national grazing reserve bill, which was rejected by the previous Senate, is currently being debated in parliament.
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The violence linked to grazing rights has killed more than 100 people since the start of the year.
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The manure cattle leave on grazing land also produces a lot of nitrous oxide, another powerful greenhouse gas.
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After grazing by the Leeward islands in the Caribbean, it made a 360-degree pirouette in the Atlantic.
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Iberian pigs grazing on acorns at the farm Faustino Prieto in the village of Cespedosa, Spain, in 2012.
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When Reuters visited in February, a few buffalo grazing along its shores were the only sign of life.
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The Bundys first gained national attention in 2014, over patriarch Cliven Bundy's refusal to pay federal grazing fees.
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The edgy chop is a total 180 from the star's previous hairstyle, a collarbone-grazing, slightly angled cut.
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In recent months, herders searching for fresh grazing land have shot wild animals and vandalized conservancies and farms.
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As one area grows parched, its inhabitants encroach on land traditionally farmed or used for grazing by others.
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What immediately caught our eyes, though, were the blunt bangs covering her forehead and slightly grazing her eyebrows.
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"We remain with (only) a small area for farming or cattle grazing," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The charges stem from a standoff that began when federal agents seized Bundy's cattle over unpaid grazing fees.
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And now, Gigi has betrayed the Today Show germaphobe yet again, stepping out in another ground-grazing duster.
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Like most Western ranches in federally dominated counties, the Hammond Ranch holds grazing rights on nearby federal land.
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Losing their grazing land has also forced some Maasai to abandon their traditional livelihood to sustain their families.
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Some of the land taken during the Namibian genocide is good farmland; most of it is grazing country.
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Harry's been sporting his perfectly tousled shoulder-grazing strands for a while now, so why the big chop?
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The star showed off a shoulder-grazing lob back in April, and a chest-length cut last month.
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Zooming in on it brings up a photo of a calf, grazing a bit outside its usual range.
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The valley is home to large cattle ranches that rely on both private and public land for grazing.
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Was it a slow, grazing swipe of Earth, or a massive collision that effectively vaporized early planet Earth?
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After three years, Wick was disappointed to discover that grazing on its own wasn't leading to carbon sequestration.
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It said the farm had been fined for deforestation and should not have had animals grazing on it.
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The animals were grazing on public land; Mr Bundy had long refused to pay the (heavily subsidised) fees.
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Cover: A cow near Nevada Route 375 that is in a open range grazing area near Rachel, Nev.
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Elsewhere, the iconic grazing animals of the high north, like reindeer, have seen their populations plummet by half.
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"This excellent success in terms of species protection is a challenge for those keeping grazing animals," it said.
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Anyhow, here's how the BLM rangeland around Malheur is chopped up: Using BLM lands for grazing costs money.
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But this time, she's taken a couple more inches off the shoulder-grazing locks we're used to seeing.
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Some will lead to sites necessary for a herd's survival, including grazing sites, watering holes or salt licks.
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In 2013, Grazing land decreased to 38 percent of the Middle Belt and farmland increased to 42 percent.
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It creates new exemptions for harmful grazing practices, roadbuilding and other activities on public lands that warrant review.
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But about 20 years ago, the National Wildlife Refuge manager opened up the uplands up to livestock grazing.
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The warm spell has cost some Oklahoma producers a few days of grazing on wheat pasture, Marburger said.
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Recently, I made a spontaneous decision to cut my medium-length, curly hair into a chin-grazing bob.
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Yeah, as we've done less grazing and less timber harvesting, there's more fuel out on the western landscape.
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The cheese must be made from milk from grazing herds no more than 30 miles from the farm.
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The grounds immediately around the castle include formal gardens, a tennis court, a croquet lawn and grazing areas.
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Now, the storm's only grazing Florida, staying farther to the east before its expected landfall in the Carolinas.
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I drove through a majestic forest, past miles and miles of grazing land and through small, rural towns.
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For those who are now working from home, having unlimited access to the kitchen might mean more grazing.
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Mr. Rothenberg's images show planes seemingly grazing roofs or on the verge of being tangled in overhead wires.
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"Our sector is not like that of beef producers, who can leave cattle grazing on pastures," Santin said.
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Isabel Chequer, a 16-year-old junior and photographer, was herself injured, bullets grazing her arm and foot.
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As we headed north, the narrow valley was punctuated by small farmsteads, hayfields, stone walls and grazing sheep.
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The idea of long, booty-grazing box braids is sometimes more glamorous than the reality of having them.
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Livestock grazing in a China nature preserve is hurting bamboo stocks that pandas depend upon, Science Daily reports.
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It is clear that livestock grazing on public lands needs much more federal oversight and management, not less.
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Witnesses told investigators that Mosely shot herself twice, with the first shot grazing her head, the sheriff said.
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When she dared to look outside, water was grazing the fronds of tall palm trees on the beach.
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Unfortunately, humans also enjoy these areas, putting grazing dugongs in danger of boat strikes and shark net entanglements.
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Party Board I love this idea: a grazing dinner, pulling this and that from your fridge and cabinets.
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They are typically designed to block a neighbor's view or sunlight, often with walls aggressively grazing property lines.
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The remainder of the land was used primarily for livestock grazing — which, over the years, eventually reached destructive proportions.
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Halle Berry just broke up with her collarbone-length strands, for a chin-grazing chop — and it's beyond chic.
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Residents were to receive new land for farming and grazing, albeit in a parcel four hours away by car.
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Super-swishy black-tie events present an exciting chance to get seriously gussied up, floor-grazing gown and all.
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That's why fall is the perfect time for a hair makeover — and lately, we're loving a shoulder-grazing lob.
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After grazing in a paddock, it found itself being slowly eaten by a 3-metre (9.8 feet) scrub python.
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In recent decades, residents griped, new environmental rules around conservation and endangered species have limited ranching, grazing, and mining.
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However, many of these hot spots are already being used in other ways, like for farming and livestock grazing.
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It's evident in our information-gathering habits – now more a process of grazing than a formal process of gathering.
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Geeta and her friends lined up and their neighbors embraced them gingerly, barely grazing one another with their arms.
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The other thing that I've always wanted to watch that I've been like grazing on is Jane the Virgin!
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If you want to ease into the trend…go for Kate's chin-grazing cut and not-so-icy color.
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Farmers, who say the wolves cause the deaths of thousands of sheep and other grazing animals, are less cheerful.
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But one can't help noticing that he is grazing his herd on land that has recently been ethnically cleansed.
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Over the past few months, Rihanna has sported every hairstyle from a blunt blonde bob to butt-grazing extensions.
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But they say the continued allocation of vast tracts of grazing lands for wildlife parks is taking its toll.
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Recontextualizing the potentially dowdy, puffed-sleeved, floor-grazing style has been key in reselling it to a new generation.
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IN THE valleys of south Wales, among grazing sheep and roads lined with cow parsley, something unusual is happening.
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Ethiopia, long a darling of development experts, is currently causing concern: drought has led to conflict over grazing land.
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The news report said its investigative team saw cattle grazing on a farm in Pará called Lagoa do Triunfo.
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This should help reduce conflict while ensuring that outdoor recreation, energy development, grazing, and timber harvest are all considered.
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Kristen Stewart buzzed her dark roots overnight; Orange Is The New Black's Natasha Lyonne went for eyebrow-grazing bangs.
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Elsewhere, though, they can be pests, for they are poisonous to many grazing animals, notably cattle, sheep and horses.
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Ariana Grande's signature look includes three things: a flawless cat-eye, a butt-grazing ponytail, and a killer manicure.
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Fighting over grazing land in central Mali this year has led to massacres and the displacement of 50,000 people.
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"I was told that it was a great program and that livestock grazing was beneficial for wildlife," Reiswig says.
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When I stepped out of our tent the next morning, there was a bison grazing about 50 feet away.
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LeRoy shooed away some grazing cattle and used a rake to remove cow dung from the prime tent spots.
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Most of the property is formally landscaped, except for two paddocks and apple orchards now used for sheep grazing.
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Decades later, the Zebus could still be found grazing in pastures across the island, symbols of Mr. Castro's micromanagement.
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Bundy would not pay grazing fees, arguing that the land belongs to the state and not the US government.
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The designation will allow them continued access to tribal ceremonies, firewood and herb collection, hunting, grazing and outdoor recreation.
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Snow covers the endless landscape, populated by grazing cattle, a few horses and every now and then a deer.
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Kirkham's raw, unpasteurised milk comes from the dairy's own herd of Holstein Friesian cows, literally grazing just yards away.
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They ran across a used-up grazing field, through the gate, and into a stretch of untouched, succulent grass.
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These willing sellers negotiated an agreement with the nonprofit Grand Canyon Trust to relinquish their grazing privileges for cash.
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"Shopping in the city center, you are a quarter of a mile away from grazing cattle," Mr. French marveled.
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And, yes, I realize that both grazing cows and well-functioning subways sound far-fetched to today's New Yorkers.
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An Interior Department report says its boundaries should be made smaller to allow more timber harvest and cattle grazing.
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Nowadays, it also applies to commercial acts of ecocide like clearing rain forests for grazing land and patio furniture.
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The grazing format makes it easier to hit two hot spots in one trip to the Gay Village neighborhood.
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The animals cluster together when grazing, which makes them exceptionally hard to tally, especially when little lambs are underfoot.
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The jungle that had stood on this land was replaced by open savanna — grazing land for its 400 cattle.
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The shoulder-grazing crimps may be unexpected for the model, but she's definitely been in an experimental mood lately.
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Cliven Bundy would not pay grazing fees, arguing the land belongs to the state and not the US government.
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In Ethiopia the locusts have reached the fertile Rift Valley farmland and stripped grazing grounds in Kenya and Somalia.
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In Ethiopia the locusts have reached the fertile Rift Valley farmland and stripped grazing grounds in Kenya and Somalia.
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This became apparent as soon as I passed a grazing warthog family on the way to my hotel room.
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Tourism and preservation will continue in the area, but traditional uses, like grazing, will return to bolster the economy.
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Trespassing pastoralists in Laikipia, who were brazenly grazing their herds on others' land, said they weren't necessarily targeting whites.
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This encourages smaller portion size and grazing, so I was able to try a dozen booths on each visit.
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But van Wingerden hopes the sight of cows grazing on a boat sparks creative thinking for future food production.
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Some scholars say that this policy is misguided, and that animal grazing is not the main cause of desertification.
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Although Fuhlendorf pioneered research into using this kind of "fire grazing" for land management, the concept is not new.
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Of the grazing leases that do get checked, an appallingly large number of acres are failing rangeland health standards.
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Subsidized grazing harms ranchers because they lead people both inside and outside the agencies to view ranchers as freeloaders.
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Some 45 percent of Bureau of Land Management grazing lands measured in 2012 were not meeting Rangeland Health standards.
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Perhaps most egregious — and puzzling — is the agency proposal to open the monument's Escalante River corridor to cattle grazing.
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The first grazing fireball to be studied by modern science zipped over North America for 101 seconds in 1972.
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The first grazing fireball to be studied by modern science zipped over North America for 101 seconds in 1972.
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Activities like grazing, which Gosar said would be prohibited under the protections, can help land thrive and prevent wildfires.
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The calves spend the first 6 months of their lives with their mothers, drinking milk and grazing the fields.
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If you compare the combination of grazing fees and land maintenance costs that ranchers invest to graze on public land to the single fee charged to lease private land for grazing – where the landowner does all the land maintenance for you – researchers find that ranching on public land is a more significant investment.
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Cattle can feed on native grazing land that with good management can continue to store carbon and provide significant habitat.
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The Modern Family actress sported an updo for the occasion, which she paired with a set of brow-grazing bangs.
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Boynton dazzled all awards season long with her whimsical choice of dresses, statement makeup, and her enviable chin-grazing bob.
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The nominee arrived in a structured golden lace, ankle-grazing dress, featuring an embellished black bow belt and bedazzled sleeves.
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Hundreds of firefighters are battling the blaze that&aposs burning cattle-grazing land and habitat for the imperiled sage grouse.
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Specifically, the ag industry wants policy changes with regard to water and environmental reforms, including federal land grazing permit reforms.
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I'm still pretty full from all the grazing of the past few hours, but have an egg at her insistence.
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I could probably walk there in four hours but I hear there’s some good grazing along the way.
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Residents in Callahan, Florida, spotted the animal — native to southern and eastern Africa — grazing and running through neighboring yards Wednesday.
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She draws her calloused thumb along my left cheek, nail grazing the freshly buzzed sideburns, skin still raw and inflamed.
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Over the years, his continual use of the land for grazing built up to more than $1 million in fees.
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Biting flies interfere with cows' grazing, feeding and bedding, and they're estimated to cost the cattle industry in production loss.
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With Seyfried's above the shoulder bob, complete with eyebrow grazing bangs, the magazine admits they mistook her for Dakota Johnson.
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The horses roam along the Drakensburg escarpment, with its cool mountain climate offering sufficient grazing and water throughout the year.
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Her once shoulder-grazing locks were chopped and shaved into what we've come to describe as a high-end mohawk.
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Because it's the day Rachel McAdams attended the Los Angeles premiere of Aloha with a show-stopping, chin-grazing bob.
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The Islamists exploit the grievances of Fulani cattle herders and their disputes with local farmers over access to grazing lands.
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When it was designated as a monument by President Bill Clinton in 1996, cattle grazing was prohibited on the land.
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Mr Zuberi envisions herds of wind turbines moving around the seas autonomously, grazing on winds which offer the most power.
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Aside from the dusky, rib-cage grazing locks, there are also plenty of other Kardashian hallmarks to this particular look.
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A slow, grazing impact could explain the moon's spin and the natural satellite's large size by comparison to our planet.
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For nearly a century, this had been dairy country, and the rounded, coastal hills were terraced from decades of grazing.
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Animals at the park include leopards, buffaloes and giraffes grazing in open spaces, with the city's skyline in the background.
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Unlike pigs and chickens, whose reproduction is strictly controlled, beef cattle tend to procreate unsupervised, out on vast grazing ranges.
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A video of shots so intimately near to its subjects, the viewer can feel their eyeballs grazing the video images.
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Thigh-grazing dresses in an array of flowery patterns, some with structured shoulders and billowing sleeves, closed the catwalk show.
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The term suggests images of grazing on open pastures, so one might think it means more access to the outdoors.
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The region is doomed to more frequent famines that will be the consequence of diminishing cropland, grazing and water resources.
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Miles McEvoy, chief of the USDA's National Organic Program, notes that inspectors should be out during grazing season, not after.
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Those designations can block oil and natural gas drilling, mining, grazing, fishing or other land uses, depending on the circumstances.
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Public lands grazing permittees often blame government regulations designed to protect the water quality and wildlife habitat for their troubles.
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Gordon walked whenever he could, up logging paths, through grazing meadows that were federal land and went on for miles.
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Supporters said poor countries needed financial incentives to preserve forests rather than cutting them down for fuel, farming and grazing.
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Farmers are pushing deeper into forests, cutting down more trees to make way for grazing land for cattle and agriculture.
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As for how to style the statement pieces (namely,these crotch-grazing, thigh-high boots), here's some inspiration from RiRi.
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On the banks of Sazlidere dam, Sazlibosna is surrounded by rolling hills and green fields of grazing sheep and cattle.
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Add in grazing, and the business of making meat occupies about three-quarters of the agricultural land on the planet.
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"For the first time, the soil layer dating from this period also contains the excrement of grazing animals," Glaser said.
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A listing, after all, could have led to sharp restrictions on oil drilling, livestock grazing, and construction on Western lands.
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" Yet his own "free-grazing" mental activities included remembering "a high school friend who had abruptly stopped answering my letters.
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In the autumn, when there is little food on the ground, they spend most of their time grazing the treetops.
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Muhammad had designated certain areas as hima, which meant they were subject to rules about grazing, hunting or even trade.
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Now a movement around the globe is trying to replace trees lost to fire and deforestation for agriculture or grazing.
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Just 200 people earn income from grazing within these boundaries, and in most years, their operations are money-losing propositions.
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Budd-Falen has represented grazing and local government interests in several other cases involving public lands and at-risk species.
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As producers seek more and more land for growing crops and grazing cattle, they push ever deeper into the Amazon.
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In the 1850s, Easterly took a picture of cows grazing in a drained pond before a factory spewing black smoke.
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Lions were no longer the only resident meat-eaters able to keep the burgeoning herds of grazing mammals in check.
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Pitt left the short spiked hair in the '90s, looking elegant in a classic tuxedo with his shoulder-grazing locks.
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That was the thing about Northern Ireland: Knowingly or otherwise, you were always grazing against the ghost of some horror.
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These two parallel grazing violations spotlight a broader problem cropping up in the West, in which irresponsible livestock grazing is degrading the health of our public lands, leading to decimation of native grasses, destruction of fragile soil crusts (which are key to soil moisture and fertility) and the spread of an invasive weed called cheatgrass.
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His herd was too weak to travel elsewhere in search of grazing when, earlier this year, the drought was most severe.
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Ultimately, the sage-grouse protections limit the use of some federal lands for grazing as well as mining and oil extraction.
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But even though those forehead-grazing waves are his calling card, the young star also likes to take some style risks.
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When police responded to the incident, the shooter fired on them, grazing one cop in the leg with a ricocheting bullet.
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Livestock farmers could share large communal "grazing banks" to act as an insurance scheme and spread the risk of pasture failure.
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There are currently approximately 2100 to 22 billion cows grazing, sleeping, and chewing their cud…Read more ReadAnd problematic it is.
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Atkin posted a photo of the change on Instagram, showing Dewan's slightly A-line cut grazing the nape of her neck.
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A government proposal to provide them with grazing areas has been called a plan to create "cattle colonies" in Nigeria's press.
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These omnivores, as we can now confidently call them, are likely responsible for significant grazing and nutrient transport within these ecosystems.
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The Queen of Motown took the stage in a V-neck draped black dress with ruched neckline and floor-grazing hem.
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"After Tullow discovered oil, we woke up to chain-link fences all over our grazing land," said 80-year-old Kiptunoi.
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The enclosure consists of a grazing area, swimming pool, visitor's center and of course the iconic gates that surround the park.
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Departments of agriculture at the state level provide pro bono range-management expertise for grazing lands held by state trust lands.
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The 2006 blaze was the result of the Hammonds' attempts to protect their grazing land from a wildfire, the Oregonian reported.
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That last bit is huge: According to the FAO, over a fourth of the world's land is used for grazing livestock.
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Fearing sectarian tensions and the loss of grazing land for their livestock, the villagers protested against the camp's construction last year.
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Click ahead to check out the floor-grazing fringe and Tonya Harding-inspired tips you'll want to copy all year long.
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These practices include minimal tillage of the soil, cover cropping, crop rotations, using fewer chemicals and fertilizers, and incorporating livestock grazing.
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This morning, Ess posted yet another Instagram featuring Conrad, only this time the blunt cut is grazing just below her chin.
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There was the gigantic shoulder-grazing duster earrings, her giant swirl cocktail ring and sparkly wrap-around cuffs (all Lorraine Schwartz).
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PacificCoastNews Wearing an ankle-grazing grey gingham jumpsuit, the lipstick mogul showed off her toned figure through the designs side cutouts.
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Click here to view original GIFCassini's 233 ring-grazing orbits (shown in tan) will last from late November until April 21.
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On one hand, you'd think that with climate change, the Arctic would become a more favorable environment for these grazing animals.
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Environmentalists say increasing swathes of land, including the Amazon forest, are being felled for grazing and cropland, and for development projects.
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Step forward with one leg, lunging until your thigh is parallel with the ground and your knee is grazing the ground.
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By the late 19th century, the land changed to livestock grazing and its users had no tolerance for fire at all.
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Shallow-rooted annuals, which die once they're chewed on, gave way to deep-rooted perennials, which can recover after moderate grazing.
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BLM is charged with overseeing programs on vast swathes of public lands including oil and gas drilling, cattle grazing and recreation.
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The game world is dense with mechanical, dinosaur-like creatures, to the point that their hunting and grazing grounds often overlap.
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The report cited its investigative team who it said saw cattle grazing on a farm in Pará called Lagoa do Triunfo.
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The government says it will re-establish grazing pathways for nomadic herdsmen, and it is offering amnesty payments in the Delta.
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This is a unique scenario, however, and implementing the approach in the West would require changing certain rules governing grazing permits.
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Then the federal government could permanently retire those grazing permits, returning the land for wildlife, recreation, and other non-livestock uses.
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After the Civil War, Mount Zion became a grazing ground for the horses of Washington's Metropolitan Railroad, even as burials continued.
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In Botswana, herds cross the Chobe River to rich grazing islands daily from safe crossings that have been used for generations.
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Another longtime battle is flaring in the middle of the country, between farmers and nomadic Fulani herdsmen looking for grazing pastures.
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It's the clearing of land, primarily for cattle grazing, that led to the enormous fires in the Amazon over the summer.
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Grazing livestock, he says, ushers along the process by promoting the growth of new vegetation and boosting organic matter in soil.
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The village is very remote and I can watch a wide variety of wildlife grazing behind the back fence every evening.
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"Erdogan is watching out for his own people," said Bora Dayilar, a farmer whose grazing land was subsumed by the project.
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All three girls survived, but Ms. Yousafzai was critically hurt, with a bullet grazing her brain and lodging in her neck.
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We spent the next few hours not in the kitchen but at the table, snacking and grazing, talking and catching up.
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It was a small island in a sea of green, which was the public land where he had a grazing permit.
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These include planting cover crops, leaving organic matter in fields after harvest, rotating in additional kinds of crops and managing grazing.
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The Nashville Chew Crew is part of a growing "targeted grazing" movement in the U.S., Great Britain, continental Europe and Canada.
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They wore plaid Burberry caps, penny loafers and dazzling shoulder-grazing single diamond earrings (the guys in the show did, too).
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Bundy's father, Cliven, was a key figure in a 2014 armed standoff with federal officials over unpaid grazing fees in Nevada.
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The officers opened fire, grazing him in the neck, but Mr. Balliet got away and fled to a nearby town, Wiedersdorf.
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In these new grasslands, ancient horses needed to move at faster speeds to evade predators and cover more ground for grazing.
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The officer fired his weapon, missing the suspect but grazing a nearby juvenile and the clothing of an adult, he said.
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"By creating cropland, and having fairly intense grazing that removes all the biomass, you are also removing the fuel," says Prentice.
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In a nation battling obesity, heaps of leftover treats lying around, available for grazing, are a temptation many would rather avoid.
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Deschanel's last major hair change was her shoulder-grazing bob back in 2018, so this is relatively big for the star.
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A camera watched customers&apos faces as they were shown images — like a carnival ride or cows grazing on a farm.
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The condo sits down a country road, past grazing cattle, a wire fence and a guard in fatigues gripping a rifle.
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The condo sits down a country road, past grazing cattle, a wire fence and a guard in fatigues gripping a rifle.
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In 1993, Mr. Bundy declined to renew his grazing permit, saying that he did not recognize Washington's claim to those acres.
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The herders said ISWA provides safe grazing for about 2,500 naira ($8) a cow and 1,500 naira ($5) for smaller animals.
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Each farmer has an individual incentive to grow his or her herd, adding to the grazing demand on the shared land.
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" Soares, who has about 3,43 goats and sheep, said "animals have been doing this (natural grazing) for thousands and thousands of years.
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The whole ensemble was paired with a slicked-back braid, calf-grazing fur coat and a pair of crisp white Yeezy boots.
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The star's newly chopped bangs — asymmetrical, piecey, lash-grazing fringe — is a fun change from her previous center-parted, grown-out style.
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The standoff began over Bundy's refusal to pay cattle grazing fees, but quickly drew support from people who oppose the federal government.
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Capri works her hair magic, and Lawrence walks out of the salon with a chin- or collarbone-grazing bob almost every time.
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The vlogger's hands slide across the side of the salvaged machine, grazing the vent holes that mimic the timbre of a guiro.
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Cross-border raids are fairly common in the region, where people battle for livestock, land and resources like water and grazing rights.
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The Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument's expansion will mean that key areas along waterways will be restricted from cattle grazing and timber production.
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You want to make sure that the cheese isn't overpowering the plate so that people, if they're grazing, can make different pairings.
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Now, the chin-grazing, cropped bob is back, and everyone is getting in on it... and this time, we really mean everyone.
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They style their ankle-grazing, arm-covering ruffled dresses with contemporary streetwear staples like sneakers, or the ubiquitous "dad" baseball cap. Vogue.
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Rolling back the national monument designations would open up the possibility for increased livestock grazing, and natural resource prospecting, on these lands.
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One picture showed Ciara beaming in black-and-white image while wearing a breezy polka dot sundress, her hands grazing her tummy.
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Yet in recent years herders have staged repeated protests at forced relocation, appropriation or pollution of their grazing lands and poor compensation.
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The Bundys drew national attention at the time for refusing to pay the federal government more than $1 million in grazing fees.
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Breton butter is known for its uniquely creamy taste, something producers say is down to the rich grazing pastures of their cattle.
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As well as providing detailed grazing maps showing water and grass conditions, herders can contribute information about livestock diseases, predators and conflicts.
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The Bundy family had been in dispute with the federal government for years over grazing fees that Cliven Bundy refused to pay.
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We had Grazing In The Grass, and we had a lot of really great records that we made, but it was difficult.
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"The net effect is the loss of water resources," Hanna said – something that affects all forms of agriculture, including grazing for livestock.
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Plus, look for poppers that are easy to clean too, so you can enjoy grazing without having to clean up the aftermath.
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"We had to stop the uncontrolled sale of land in Kajiado county, because it left pastoralists with no grazing land," he said.
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The company that owns the goats, City Grazing, told SFGate that the goats are sick of a menu of your old evergreens.
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Two-lane roads meander past grazing cows, Baptist churches ("Good News: Jesus Loves You"), Confederate flags, and roadside stands peddling stink bait.
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The government is working on a plan to create grazing reserves, with the first one soon to open as a test case.
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For example, some states have seen grazing reductions of more than 70 percent on lands administered by the Bureau of Land Management.
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"I basically run an old folks home for horses," he said with a chuckle as he looked out at the grazing herds.
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As a result, sheep and goat herders have to trek higher to find grazing land and crops are much harder to cultivate.
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Hussain has had to move his herd 500 kilometers from his hometown in Mudug, north-central Somalia, in search of grazing pasture.
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But the transition to new crops or systems of grazing require farmers to take risks — a difficult proposition in the current downturn.
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And in the surrounding farmland, donated bales of hay arrived by the truckload for ranchers whose cows no longer have grazing land.
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"These development projects ... are interfering with the free-range grazing lifestyle most pastoralists prefer and have been practicing for years," said Lumumba.
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In 2014, the agency attempted to impound Bundy's cattle over decades of illegal grazing on habitat set aside for an endangered tortoise.
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Timoi's organization persuaded the families to keep their land as a community asset for grazing livestock, amid repeated drought and water stress.
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The loose-fitting seams, thigh-grazing hemlines, and fluttering shirt tails make me feel more of a woman now than ever before.
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He accused the governor of enforcing the law, which prohibits cattle grazing in some parts of the state, without consulting the herdsmen.
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"I had no idea we were in the Civil War," said Mr. Williams, his horse grazing in a field behind his tent.
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DAMINIYA, Nigeria — Hundreds of horned cattle wandered back to camp after a long day of grazing, their moos sounding more like wails.
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Trails can consist of little more than slightly trampled grass, easily mistaken for the paths left by wandering rivulets or grazing sheep.
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Then in 1908, Teddy Roosevelt created the National Bison Refuge out of grazing land purchased from the CSKT for $807,000 (today's dollars).
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As an alternative to mowing, grazing allows for greater biodiversity, ensuring a suitable habitat for wildlife including amphibians, small mammals, and wildflowers.
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It was largely about how Perry would've wanted Celeste to look — even down to the length of her belly-grazing red hair.
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On Monday afternoon, he sat in a wheelchair at Memorial Hospital in Jacksonville, recovering from a grazing bullet wound to the head.
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In other places, far less grazing created a hospitable habitat for the tsetse fly, which carries the parasites that cause sleeping sickness.
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They run and jump onto moving matatus, or hang off the edge of the door frame, their feet nearly grazing the ground.
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" The land contains large amounts of oil, gas and coal, the newspaper said, "as well as grazing land valued by local ranchers.
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While Clarke's makeup is low-key, it's clear that her extra-long, back-grazing hair was pulled directly from the J.Lo archives.
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A 2016 report from the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization linked 80 percent of deforestation in the country to cattle grazing.
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In one of the most dramatic incidents, a mob slaughtered cattle grazing in a field in the mountainous western state of Merida.
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The additional revenue should then be allocated to federal agencies to hire enough staff to prevent unhealthy levels of livestock grazing. 85033.
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Grazing cattle populations and the rise of campgrounds and roads around the area have posed even more threats to the Pando's ecosystem.
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President Trump on Monday shrank two massive, controversial national monuments in Utah, potentially opening thousands of acres to drilling, mining and grazing.
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Fields of green, cattle grazing and sheep lazily milling about, and vast, shockingly bright swaths of yellow rapeseed flowers marked the countryside.
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Sometimes all it took to rattle me was too much coffee or someone's bag grazing my back on a crowded subway car.
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Its price climbed more than 1,000 percent in 903, starting the year at about $1,000 and in mid-December nearly grazing $20,000.
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It's all uphill, but thankfully, we're distracted by the beautiful scenery and quite a few sheep that are grazing peacefully near the trail.
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These dream shorts are always the same: barely grazing the knee with graceful pleats and fabric that smacks of really expensive tuxedo trousers.
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Planned grazing "sort of went away and now people are coming back to it and really loving the benefit of it," Soares said.
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Bundy refused for years to pay grazing fees to a federal government that he maintains has no authority over land in the states.
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This Mother's Day, we're thankful that young Charlie gets to spend time in the sun, peacefully grazing with his mom by his side.
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Instead, Rosa Terracciano, former head of the Riverdale hair department, decided to give the small screen version of Topaz belly-grazing pink waves.
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The finished look is basically the definition of sexy hair: a collarbone-grazing cut that has tons of bedhead texture and healthy shine.
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It looks refreshing since J Lawr's go-to lob had remained textured and at a chin-grazing length for the past few months.
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Record-low rainfall in some regions and successive seasons of above-average temperatures have blighted vast tracts of Australia's grazing and crop land.
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Cross-border raids are fairly common in this region, where people battle for livestock, land and resources such as water and grazing rights.
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According to the experts over at Everlane, alpacas' grazing habits are gentler on the environment, making alpaca wool a more earth-friendly fiber.
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"Snacking" and "grazing" are buzz words in a tepid packaged food industry grappling with economic instability and a consumer shift toward fresher foods.
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He can then buy food for his animals or pay a rancher for access to grazing land, without which his cows would die.
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A federal grand jury has indicted Cliven Bundy and four others in connection with an armed standoff in 2014 over unpaid grazing fees.
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Earlier this summer, the shoulder-grazing look became something of a trademark for Pippa's older sister — it even sparked a major royal theory.
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She also accessorized with black cat-eye sunglasses, shoulder-grazing dangly earrings, and a pair of clear plastic booties with silver cap-toes.
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Dotted with lazily-grazing cows and windswept gardens, the brand headquarters look less like a factory and more like a resort-level ranch.
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Sailor selected a black cutout neckline ankle-grazing dress with feather trim, plus a bold red lip which coordinated with her mom's jumpsuit.
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The cows must be allowed access to pasture, and must also be able to do things that cows do naturally (grazing, for example).
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Walden's reception was far friendlier in more GOP-leaning and more rural Prineville, set among grazing land over 23 miles to the south.
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Stone, 27, stepped out of a Beverly Hills salon on Saturday with a shaggy bleached hairstyle complete with eyebrow-grazing bangs. AKM-GSI
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In countries like Colombia, forests are under threat from farmers seeking grazing land and criminal gangs cutting down trees for illegal gold mining.
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