Some 12,000 Qatari camels grazing on Saudi land were expelled.
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One of them is grazing on algae, which keeps reefs clean.
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Livestock grazing on federal public lands is a privilege, not a right.
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We have plants in the ground and young cattle grazing on the farm.
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Six of Mr. Baka's wife's sheep disappeared while grazing on a recent afternoon.
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Avoid the trap of skipping meals and just grazing on airline hand-outs.
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The BLM had previously seized Bundy's cattle for illegally grazing on federal land.
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Or it can develop a narrow mouth suitable for grazing on bacterial food sources.
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The bureau said Bundy's cattle were grazing on federal land without paying required fees.
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It declined to comment specifically on the cattle seen grazing on the embargoed area.
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These gentle herbivores spend most of their days grazing on sea plants and resting.
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Could it be that other sharks have been grazing on grass all this time?
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Now they point to the sheep grazing on the hillside among grapevines and olive trees.
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The legislation would also lock in livestock grazing on public lands at or above current numbers.
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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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Around 12,000 Qatari camels, peacefully grazing on Saudi land, were expelled, causing a stampede at the border.
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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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Iberian pigs grazing on acorns at the farm Faustino Prieto in the village of Cespedosa, Spain, in 2012.
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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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The warm spell has cost some Oklahoma producers a few days of grazing on wheat pasture, Marburger said.
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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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It is clear that livestock grazing on public lands needs much more federal oversight and management, not less.
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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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The news report said its investigative team saw cattle grazing on a farm in Pará called Lagoa do Triunfo.
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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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Mr Zuberi envisions herds of wind turbines moving around the seas autonomously, grazing on winds which offer the most power.
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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 report cited its investigative team who it said saw cattle grazing on a farm in Pará called Lagoa do Triunfo.
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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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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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Brazil adopted self-policing measures following a spike in deforestation, when Greenpeace threatened to name meatpackers who bought cattle grazing on razed rainforest.
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The tour ended in a television room, where the guest and the guide watched an Arizona Cardinals football game while grazing on snacks.
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The group is led by Ammon Bundy, son of Cliven Bundy, who inspired a 2014 standoff in Nevada over cattle grazing on federal land.
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An illustration of a family of Woolly Mammoths grazing on what is left of the grasses as winter approaches in this ice age scene.
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Other times, the difference is more profound, as when the same algorithm described an image of zebras grazing on a savanna beneath a rainbow.
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Ketcham advocates for barring cattle from grazing on public lands and ending the reign of conglomerates that use federal subsidies to undermine independent ranchers.
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It's high time for ranching operations to recognize that when they rent the grass for grazing on public lands, they don't own the place.
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That's because it eats its companion star's material very slowly, gently grazing on it instead of fully chowing down, for reasons that are poorly understood.
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In 2014, a yearslong dispute between Mr. Bundy's father, Cliven, and federal officials over his illegal grazing on public lands erupted into a tense, armed confrontation.
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Olive, who joined the clan in October 2118, spends most of her days either grazing on the lawns or sleeping on the couch with the dogs.
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When I visited in early 2018, all that was visible was a sales office and a few goats grazing on a large, grassy expanse of land.
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Soon I couldn't see a kangaroo bounding through the desert or grazing on hummock grass without thinking of the skull behind those living, thick-lashed eyes.
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It is an enchantingly deceptive sight, masking needs and wants all around it: boarded-up homes, horses grazing on fields of empty bottles and dried grass.
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In the report, AgroSB denied irregularities in cattle sales, but declined to comment specifically on animals reportedly seen grazing on any embargoed area of Lagoa do Triunfo.
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The group of a dozen people had splintered off about halfway through dinner to converse about life in Berlin and about the food we were grazing on.
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But the number of intense, ecologically devastating wildfires has risen significantly in recent decades, while grazing on public lands has dramatically declined over the last 65 years.
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In fragmentary moments, instead of grazing on social media or replying to endless email chains, they were cranking away on actual documents they really needed to finish.
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These complaints contain elements of truth: Rural communities in the West are poorer than urban communities, and environmental protections enacted since the 1980s have reduced grazing on federal lands.
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Cliven Bundy, Ammon and Ryan's father, led the family into confrontation in an armed standoff in 2014 against federal officials over illegal cattle grazing on public land in Nevada.
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And when mule deer and elk start grazing on it early in the season, it comes back bigger and stronger, with more defenses and a posse of new plants.
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Scotland's beautiful countryside is home to herds of different farm animals that you'd expect to find grazing on some rolling green pastures — not stampeding through your tiny back garden.
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Grazing on federal land, for instance, accounts for less than one per cent of total income and employment in most of the region, according to the economist Thomas Power.
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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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The colloquially named farm bill conjures up visions of Uncle Sam helping small family farmers toiling in their fields with their non-GMO-fed animals grazing on wide, open pastures.
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"The opportunity to continue grazing on the land, together with the habitat management plan, will maintain and enhance the diverse range of species in and around the site," she added.
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While correlation does not always mean causation, these trends support the concept that increasing grazing on public lands is a reasonable and responsible way to reduce the likelihood of intense wildfires.
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"It's a killer squad," said John Leparsanti, a Samburu herder in Laikipia who sees the crackdown on illegal grazing on NRT conservancies as a threat to his traditional way of life.
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Initiation rite: Trying to catch a glimpse of the goats grazing on the grass-lined roof of Al Johnson's, a 70-year-old Swedish restaurant across the street from the beach.
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There is definitely a bit of the bull or cow in this sign: They love to hang out in a nice sunny meadow, grazing on flowers and grass and just enjoying life.
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Taiko is from the Maasai tribe and, if she still had her 2500 acres near the village of Osilialie, would have a large herd of cattle grazing on it, ensuring her future.
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Three hours out of Addis, the rails bisected the Awash National Park, where dust devils danced around the base of an extinct volcano, and antelope could be seen grazing on acacia trees.
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Wyeth (21970-224), one of the most popular American painters of the 20th century, was deeply tied to this lush, densely forested landscape with old stone houses and horses grazing on hills.
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When the Pure Romance invite came, I imagined myself grazing on store-bought cookies and trying to make small talk while an acquaintance from church vied for her commission on lube and vibrators.
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Local administrators, however, say they have not been informed, and when Reuters visited the island the only signs of activity were a few buffalo lazily grazing on the yellow grass along its shores.
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John Beyer, vice chair of the Heath & Hampstead Society, said the plan was inspired by the romantic vision of cattle grazing on the heath depicted in 19th century works by artist John Constable.
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The founder, Tim Brown, grew up in New Zealand — a place most of us rightfully associate with rolling green hills, "Lord of the Rings," and hordes of fluffy sheep grazing on said green hills.
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You can puppeteer the smaller beasts, picking them up with your meta powers as they contort into a ragdoll state, before gently placing them down to resume their grazing on corporeal chunks of data.
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These federal agencies authorize livestock grazing on public lands under a landlord-tenant relationship, in which the ranchers lease the exclusive right to graze the grass but receive no "rights" to the land itself.
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Mr. Finicum was friends with Cliven Bundy, the Nevada rancher and father of Ammon and Ryan, who drew national attention for leading a 2014 standoff with the federal government over illegal grazing on public lands.
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With BIA offices closed by the shutdown, families receiving federal royalty payments for oil and gas drilling and grazing on former tribal lands did not receive checks that can be their main source of income.
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Nothing makes me feel like crap when I'm working from home faster than constantly grazing on bad snacks (does leftover Valentine's Day candy count as a snack?) because I have nothing to eat for lunch.
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Bundy's conflict with the Bureau of Land Management began in the 1990s but came to a head in April 2014 when the BLM went to move hundreds of Bundy's cattle that had been grazing on public land.
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On some days, Aaron discovered, little of interest appeared on the screens, either because a blanket of clouds obscured visibility or because what was visible — goats grazing on an Afghan hillside, for instance — was mundane, even serene.
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He said he hoped Trump would stand with ranchers in their disputes with the federal government over fees charged for cattle grazing on public land – a call to arms for many in the patriot and militia movement.
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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 government's case against the Bundys stemmed from Cliven Bundy's refusal to pay more than $1 million in fees for grazing on federally managed lands, which escalated into an armed standoff with government agents on the family's ranch.
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The conflict culminated in the spring of 2014, about a year before I visited the ranch, when the US Bureau of Land Management (BLM) tried to confiscate 500 of Bundy's cows that had been grazing on government land.
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We had an action-filled week as we dug into two meltdowns: one that took place on the public markets, and another that could cast a chill over unicorns that are still grazing on heaps of private funding.
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As the couple approached a dam, they noticed several wildebeest, zebras, and impalas grazing on the opposite side, so they turned the car into a position such that Ms. Van Wyk had a clear view to take some photos.
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One of Bocherens and his colleagues' suggestions was a rain-on-snow event — during which an impenetrable layer of ice freezes on top of the snowpack — that prevented the mammoths from grazing on the vegetation they needed to survive.
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The federal indictments were part of an expanding criminal case that now includes charges against 19 members of the Bundy family and their allies stemming from the weekslong standoff in 20143 over Mr. Bundy's illegal grazing on federal lands.
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Residents feared grizzlies would wander out of the mountains and attack sheep and cattle grazing on public or private lands, and that Endangered Species Act protections would close access to public lands or stymie economies, even lower property values.
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"The ranchers and the police are colluding to intimidate us," says one Samburu elder, who admits to illegal grazing on Segera Ranch, but is unhappy that his cows were "arrested" and that he was fined the equivalent of two cows.
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The Oregon confrontation was led by two sons of Cliven Bundy, the Nevada rancher who led an armed standoff of his own against federal authorities in 2014 over his illegal grazing on land owned by the Bureau of Land Management.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration on Thursday "finalized" plans to expand "drilling, mining and grazing" on land in Utah that used to be part of the Grand-Staircase Escalante National Monument and the Bears Ears National Monument, The Washington Post reported.
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When farmers are ready to step up to even more advanced conservation systems, they can access CSP, which can be used to target soil health improvements, including diversified crop rotations and high-level rotational grazing, on a farmer's entire operation.
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It was my birthday a couple of weeks ago, and Adrienne made me the chocolate peanut cake from the cookbook and I've been grazing on leftovers for five days now, as if anyone needs a chocolate cake staring at them every morning.
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Across the highway from Opryland sits a modern, low-slung building with a cross on the side and not much activity in its sprawling parking lots—on one recent afternoon, a family of deer was grazing on the grass near the main entrance.
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Her ruling also ignores longstanding Supreme Court precedent making clear that the government has broad power to regulate the use of the public's lands, and that livestock grazing on those lands may be limited or even denied when the public welfare requires it.
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Before leading his occupation in Oregon to the consternation of law enforcement authorities and frustrated locals, Ammon Bundy stood alongside his father Cliven when the rancher defied the Bureau of Land Management in Nevada in 2014, precipitating a standoff over cattle grazing on federal land.
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Unlike most crabs, they largely spend their lives grazing on phytoplankton as they swim freely in open water rather than crawling along the sea floor, though larger adults will make excursions to the bottom, according to the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in San Diego.
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LME volumes are down overall due to a variety of reasons including a hefty 31 percent average trading fee hike at the start of 2015, which persuaded some to go over-the-counter, slow demand growth in top consumer China and rival exchanges grazing on LME territory.
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That idyllic pastoral scene of cows grazing on lush grass against a backdrop of rolling hills and patchwork fields may have been an accurate representation of British dairy farming back in the 1800s, but the face of the UK dairy industry has changed dramatically since then.
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But if you're a fan of healthier snacking there's no harm in having an extra helping of chard or grazing on nuts, berries and seeds -- to name a few -- which are a great source of vitamins and antioxidants to make you a lean, green, thinking machine.
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DAR ES SALAAM (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Dressed in his traditional red shawl, Edward Loure was watching over a herd of cattle grazing on dew-laden grass when he heard that his efforts to protect land rights had earned him one of the world's most prestigious environmental prizes.
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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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Later on, when he got the chance to take over the farm from his parents, he wanted to convert it into a music studio—until he saw two old cows grazing on the pasture and decided that animals are just as entitled to a good retirement as humans.
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With the town now deserted as residents shelter inside, packs of goats have descended on the picturesque resort town, blocking traffic, grazing on people's hedges, lazing about on the church's green, and strutting by shuttered shops like Ewe Felty Thing, a local boutique that sells all things wool.
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Neither book purports to be a comprehensive equi-story; instead, by arranging their narratives thematically rather than chronologically, both authors have granted themselves the freedom to range as widely as the ancient wild horses, the Takhi and the Tarpan, once did, grazing on a pasture rich in anecdote, allegory and pathos as well as in historical importance.
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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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But that morning, in the golden dawn light, there were real cows grazing on the sparse grass, four youths were collecting dry wood, a man draped in a dusty pagne was leaning on his herder's staff, a woman was unrolling the grass mat in which she'd probably carried all her family's treasures, and next to her, on a bed of woven grass, slept a little girl.
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I started the day grazing on a classic Armenian breakfast spread at the Armenia Marriott Hotel Yerevan, an elegant hotel on Republic Square with fine local cuisine: bastermas (spicy, cured beef); paper-thin or thicker warm lavash; local cheeses; jams with strawberries or apricots or walnuts; thick yogurt; cherries, apricots, blackberries and melons from local orchards; fruit nectars and orange, red and brown rolls of thick grape molasses stuffed with walnuts (sujuk); and black tea from a samovar.
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