For decades, the Norwegian government has designated reindeer herding as an exclusively Sami activity, providing herding licenses tied to ancestral lands.
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JENNIFER SZALAI I was surprised, too, since I would have guessed that herding critics would be about as easy as herding cats, only noisier.
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I was never good at herding cattle, but writing is a way of herding words and rare books a way of herding books, and I suspect by my constant driving around the country I'm practicing a form of trail-driving, driving whatever happens to be ahead of me, the cars and the trucks, rather than cattle.
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"It's like herding cats," says an adviser to the process.
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Herding studio chiefs is harder than it used to be.
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But she must also work, herding steers after roping events.
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We would have a herding dog and a tabby cat.
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And all are part of the herding life in general.
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They may also, in teams, practice herding cattle on horseback.
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The herding breed is known for its long, cordlike coat.
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The Islamic State's counterpunch: herding civilians together and baiting airstrikes.
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The German shepherd had been named the herding group's top dog.
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Herding has a long and shabby history in the polling world.
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The infection has mostly afflicted the region's nomadic reindeer herding population.
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For the Herding Group, we chose the Collie, because of Lassie.
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A ninth planet could be gravitationally herding them into these orbits.
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He concludes that to a large extent, herding is at play.
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" Furthermore, my mother often says managing kids is like "herding cats.
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A man on an ATV was herding cows across the road.
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Everyone marches to their own drummer here; it's like herding cats.
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Little did I know how much cat-herding would be involved.
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Another possible problem is what Mutton termed "pro-cyclicality and herding".
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He began running while herding cows when he was a teenager.
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As a slave, her chores included carrying water and herding animals.
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Above: 'Super Cat Herding: Totally Awesome Edition' screenshot courtesy of ZoopTek.
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They added that the transition from being hunter-gatherers to herding most likely occurred between 6,800 B.C. and 6,200 B.C., which they used to hypothesize that the rock art featuring dogs appeared before humans began herding.
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Trying to coordinate between every participant's busy schedule was like herding cats.
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Because herding walkers has worked so well for them in the past.
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Life in cities, he argues, was probably worse than foraging or herding.
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Herding occurs when individuals mirror the sometimes irrational actions of a group.
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One might even say the process can be like, well, herding cats.
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Their activity consists mainly of herding camels and goats, hosting strangers, guiding.
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His work included herding sheep into a downtown elevator for a shoot.
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Our guide, Don Staley, passed boyhood summers here, herding his grandparents' sheep.
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Here, cowboys don't roam the frontier herding cattle and protecting wagon trains.
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Another dolphin swam behind the splashing fish, herding them into the net.
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Persuading them to change is like "herding cats", according to one market source.
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Adding a dose of herding-driven uncertainty would render it a pure crapshoot.
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Nonetheless, these seemingly reassuring findings aren't sufficient to refute concerns about herding entirely.
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That means herding dogs were developed in different areas, probably at different times.
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He says many Bakarwal have left herding to become semiskilled laborers or beggars.
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It was like herding cats trying to get people focused over the internet.
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Many are families who have made a living for generations by herding animals.
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The herding group was broken off from the working dog group in 1983.
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The orderly ways of elk herding up; moonset while the sun lifts, too.
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The girls thanked him back and wandered over to another volunteer herding traffic.
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But the problem then was "herding"—money managers clustering around a single strategy.
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"I now know the real meaning behind herding cats," she told the outlet.
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Hill also told 7 News Sydney that he thought the pod was herding fish.
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German shepherds have taken on many more jobs beyond their original purpose of herding.
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Small, agile herding dogs, they have large two-layer coats, with a thick undercoat.
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Judging begins on this opening night, with the hound, toy, nonsporting and herding groups.
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So I would be working either driving tractors, taking care of the sheep, herding.
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Dogs are divided into seven groups - hound, toy, nonsporting, herding, working, sporting and terrier.
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They include the indigenous Sami people who have traditionally lived off herding and fishing.
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In effect, this would mean herding their flocks into the state-sanctioned church system.
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They were never very productive, but they were more suitable to herding than farming.
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Dogs are divided into seven groups: hounds, toys, nonsporting, herding, working, sporting and terrier.
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They have been herding them for centuries, harvesting their meat, milk, horns and hides.
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Best of the hound, toy, non-sporting and herding groups were selected on Monday.
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But they weren't, and as a result, the yak-herding life became too difficult.
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Nothing like we used to do—all the nuttiness, the yakking, herding the clowns.
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Herding Republicans around an issue as complex as taxation likely won't be much easier.
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Reindeer herding has existed in the northern part of Eurasia for thousands of years.
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In Mauritania, a traditional livestock-herding nation, there is no forest left, he noted.
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Mauri, now retired from his other job in forestry, rarely misses a day of herding.
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Biggie, a pug, and Slick, a border collie, won the toy and herding contests, respectively.
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The method to create Made By Cow milk involves herding management and hygienic milking practices.
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People who used to make their living by farming and herding are out of work.
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About 71 percent work in agriculture, from herding livestock to harvesting coffee, cocoa and tea.
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The paper looks at the potential for the rise of index funds to cause herding.
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The breed is a strong herding dog that can grow as big as 110 pounds.
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Saleh Abdu, one of Mr. Baka's relatives, recalled how herding was easier in his youth.
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But with Harvey, the task has taken on greater urgency, moving from herding to rescue.
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He finished second in the herding group — albeit to Rumor, who won best in show.
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Governance requires enormous patience, a capacity to tolerate boredom and the skill of quiet herding.
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The German shepherd won the herding group in order to compete for Best in Show.
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And in a communal activity like reindeer herding such tensions could threaten some co-operatives' future.
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Not far behind are the cowboys driving in semicircle formation, herding hundreds upon hundreds of reindeer.
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Pumis are often referred to as "herding terriers," but they're actually descended from traditional sheep dogs.
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They spend their days working—mostly herding and milking buffalo, collecting reeds to sell, and fishing.
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One of the planet's vanishing jobs is wrangling — herding cows and sheep while athwart a horse.
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But convincing them to move away from herding is not easy, he said in an interview.
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Environmental groups are attempting to come up with solutions for the problem, including a herding app.
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It does this by choosing cleaner manufacturing processes and working with nomadic herding families in Mongolia.
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Today the Sami of Norway number about 55,000, with 10 percent directly involved in reindeer herding.
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Their duties are largely ceremonial, and consist mainly of holding trophies backstage and herding winners offstage.
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"He knew the herding, but he didn't realize the geese could fly away," Mr. Reed said.
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The conditions would worsen and improve over the years, as herding was introduced to the area.
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But adjusting weights is also one of the ways pollsters can do what political scientists call "herding".
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The two eastern regions, among the worst hit by the drought, are mainly home to herding communities.
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The researchers found that herding breeds — dogs that were bred to tend to livestock — are very diverse.
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And customers are herding to solar+storage systems, as Tesla and other companies eye big growth opportunities.
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This herding—or, if you prefer, this rational pricing of risk—creates the opportunity for market timing.
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Instead, her actions were part of a cycle of "herding behavior" he's found in online political communities.
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"In reality it is just a herd, and herding is a dangerous activity for investors," Hooper said.
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That meant a nomadic lifestyle, herding sheep, horses and other animals among pastures in the Qilian foothills.
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Another news report showed pictures of rescuers dragging the creatures to safety and herding them on trucks.
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Many quants have value-type metrics, which again, usually aren't trend-type strategies that will promote herding.
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"They were kind of herding them toward the exits," one witness told local new outlet KPRC Houston.
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He began herding people inside, off the street and directing the panicked concertgoers toward the emergency exits.
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A little pig turns out to have a knack for herding sheep in this live-action classic.
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Since then, long-form broadcasts devoted to chopping wood, knitting and herding reindeer have drawn comparable audiences.
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And he was, as Mr. Nixon called him, his "lord high executioner," herding the cabinet into line.
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Largely nomadic, the reindeer-herding Khanty move between villages, hunting animals and staying in "chums," or tents.
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Historically, these dogs were bred for working roles, such as herding, policing, military, guarding, and guide-dog work.
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"It's so I can pack up and leave easily," said Haibala, who has spent his life herding animals.
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Such risks might build up over time: for example herding behaviour can lead to pro-cyclical investment strategies.
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The Beijing government has been herding China's Muslim Uighurs into reeducation camps to break their separate ethnic identity.
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Like many Finns, the elder Mr Aatsinki, who has been herding for 70 years, is not terribly loquacious.
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Nearly half the village's children were out of school, many herding cattle to supplement family incomes, villagers said.
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"It's not like herding cats," Leah Wolczko, 49, of Goffstown, said of her fellow admirers of Mr. Paul.
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Used as herding dogs, this breed, which is part terrier, is ready to work and is always alert.
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Ch. Lockenhaus' Rumor Has It V Kenlyn, won the Herding Group for the second year in a row.
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And yes, part of that means herding cats to make sure the right people are in the meeting.
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Yields might also fall as the return on alternative investments diminishes, herding more traders into the bond market.
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"It's like herding cats, basically," Ms. Walsh said, adding that most workers are 19 to 30 years old.
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So it's like herding kittens — you have be a little risky, but you want to tell a story.
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That sort of herding behavior is self-perpetuating while it lasts but also self-feeding when it turns.
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Last year, a member office called me seeking Midwestern veterinarians with goat-herding knowledge for the Ebola hearings.
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This breed is compact but still has the same motivated diligence to herding horses as Australian Shepherds do.
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Its people were desperately poor, typically diving for pearls in the summer and herding camels in the winter.
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A villager in Kenya was herding animals one day recently when he came upon a head-turning sight.
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Josh Heard, a Buttigieg caucus precinct leader, said canvassing his neighborhood in Council Bluffs was like herding cats.
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Those best in breed winners advance to seven group competitions: hound, toy, sporting, nonsporting, herding, working and terrier.
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Those best in breed winners advance to seven group competitions: hound, toy, sporting, nonsporting, herding, working and terrier.
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They will join the top dogs selected on Monday in the hound, non-sporting, herding and toy groups.
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Among other discoveries, Dr. Parker said they found that some behaviors, like herding, were developed more than once.
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Millions of people live by herding cattle, for example, and climate-change-related drought is killing their herds.
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Story at a glance The indigenous Sami communities in the Swedish Arctic have been herding reindeer for generations.
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Studies have shown that about 40 percent of household income for herding communities comes from livestock, he added.
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A passer-by who sees someone herding a flock into a trailer would assume it was a legitimate farmer.
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" A senior administration official offered a similar defense, and added: "Herding Trump down any path is an unsuccessful strategy.
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Other factors such as denser population and herding patterns could be compounding the effects of the dzud, he noted.
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BACKERS of Marine Le Pen were shy, supporters of Emmanuel Macron voters were soft, and timid pollsters were herding.
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It noted that at least 1,500 species practice homosexuality, often as a way for herding animals to resolve conflicts.
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Grayeyes, now 72, grew up on Navajo Mountain, herding sheep with his aunt and grandmother, and knows every rock.
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As of July 1, the breed becomes eligible to compete in the Herding group of US dog show competitions.
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Toppling governments and herding crowds is not the style of the current archbishop of Manila, Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle.
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They said it was thought to be a reprisal attack after a boy from the herding community was killed.
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Rumor, who won the Herding Group earlier in the show, beat out thousands of other canines from 202 breeds.
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Instead, funds engage in quasi-passive governance, often herding toward activist investors that do not have these cross-holdings.
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Under the plan, nomads herding animals on grasslands newly classified as "nongrazing pastures" are offered subsidies to resettle elsewhere.
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Fear and mistrust are so great that farmers' children run away when they see someone herding cows, added Sonde.
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Most of us would want to rip our hair out if tasked with what essentially amounts to herding cats.
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Rumor won the herding category in 2016 as well, but lost the top prize to a German shorthaired pointer.
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It also helps develop new businesses - tourism, bead-making and livestock markets - so nomads are less dependent on herding.
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Their subjects range from law enforcement (specifically, police in riot gear) to cattle herding to skinning animals for meat.
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The police target their neighborhoods, herding people into a court system where judges are demonstrably harder on black offenders.
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Government forces have been herding defeated opponents from across the country into Idlib Province, where the chemical attack occurred.
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It's reasonable to speculate that herding has been a component of investment bubbles and melt-ups through the years.
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This usually consists of editing and monitoring Wikipedia pages — a cat-herding task she says she's uniquely qualified for.
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And so, if we're being honest, the markets, a lot of time, is just about herding cattle back and forth.
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On the other hand, herding and other shepherd breeds may be much more reactive to the movements they are seeing.
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Think less Wild Wild you-know-what and more herding cattle and dodging tumbleweeds on your way to the saloon.
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The "Best-of-Breeds" then compete within one of seven groups: hounds, toys, non-sporting, herding, working, sporting and terrier.
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That suggests they are prone to "anchoring"—over-weighting previous expectations—or to "herding" (keeping their predictions near the consensus).
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Cattle-herding people in East Africa and northern Europe have gained a mutation that helps them digest milk as adults.
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That left six winners of the hounds, toys, herding, working, sporting and terrier categories to compete for "Best in Show".
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The American Kennel Club introduced the 190th dog breed this week: a whimsical, hard-working herding pooch called the Pumi.
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Despite its name, Dead Horse Point State Park in Utah used to welcome cowboys herding wild mustangs in the 1800s.
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Herding cows and hiring private investigators: Wealth advisers told us their stories about next-level requests from uber-rich clients
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Why does the author describe herding reindeer as "not a job" but "a way of life" for the Sami people?
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They radioed to headquarters in nearby Marfa that a man herding goats was heading toward them, armed with a rifle.
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They searched under beds, in cupboards, and even took girls, herding them into a prison or a stadium for questioning.
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Take the Puli, a dog bred for sheep herding, whose fur grows into tight cords that hang to the ground.
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The British Polling Council tries to discourage herding by requiring its members to publicise any changes they make to their methodologies.
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Without a mole or whistle-blower lurking in the depths of a wayward polling firm, herding is virtually impossible to prove.
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Mr Aatsinki's family has been herding reindeer for centuries, part of the long almost symbiotic relationship between humans and Rangifer tarandus.
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There seem to be two different 'classes' of people in the image, one being herded and the other doing the herding.
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THE reports are horrifying: soldiers and militiamen surrounding villages, raping women, decapitating children, herding men into buildings and setting them ablaze.
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Whether herding more researchers into the laboratory raises growth might depend on how intensively the resulting brainstorms are used, for example.
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Rock Dog follows a would-be sheep-herding dog that harbors a fierce desire to be a rock 'n' roll star.
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He was herding sheep in the northern Australian town of Winton when he discovered what he thought were fossilized limb bones.
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The Sakha Republic is home to some indigenous, nomadic people who survive by herding reindeer, hunting squirrels and foxes, and fishing.
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The Soviets were purging and deporting Polish intellectuals; the Nazis were indiscriminately killing Poles, and herding Jews into the Warsaw Ghetto.
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Farmers used to have "turkey drives," herding live groups of them 28 miles or more to markets to slaughter and sell.
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Military drones, sheep herding drones, delivery drones—a lot of game-changing tech has emerged out of the recent drone boom.
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Barcelona is the biggest and most influential city in the region, but trying to find consensus can be like herding cats.
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On one hill, Sandor Tamasi, 27, stood near his flock as he recalled a summer night when he was herding sheep.
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He joked that it was "a bit like herding cats," but added that people did move off the ice when asked.
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Instead, well before 1977, the job had degenerated into one akin to herding pussycats clamoring over an evaporating saucer of milk.
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The former N.B.A. player Manute Bol, who died in 2010, grew up herding cattle in South Sudan and then made millions.
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Heath Ledger plays a ranch hand who falls in love with a cowboy (Jake Gyllenhaal) during a summer job herding sheep.
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It seems that long before individual breeds were created, herding dogs were bred independently in Britain, Northern Europe and Southern Europe.
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The rhetorical challenge is to adduce a unity—akin to herding cats—among a multitude of self-centered interests and causes.
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Vanishing ice reveals artifacts The melting ice has also revealed artifacts that show the history of reindeer herding in the region.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - With its characters herding cattle through an austere, dusty landscape, "The Harvesters" bears a passing resemblance to a Western.
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Herding bills through Congress to the point of signing requires a tolerance for patient negotiating and a command of sleep-inducing detail.
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The fact that the French data exactly match sampling-based expectations, rather than exceeding them, is itself mildly suggestive of modest herding.
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Like many herding animals, they may have become isolated from the group and died of stress and hunger near their watering hole.
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That dominance gave the company an advantage in the emerging web client market, herding users toward Internet Explorer over competitors like Netscape.
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That came after the first case of the fever in Sichuan province, the country's leading pig-herding region, was confirmed last Friday.
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Extremely smart, athletic, and loyal (a "Velcro" dog, to quote one breeder), these herding dogs have become popular pets in recent years.
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Fuerabamba, a former herding and farming community, was relocated to a new town to make way for Las Bambas earlier this decade.
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Drones are proven for surveillance or delivery, but what's less widely known is their usefulness for herding elephants and seeing through walls.
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Herding a family into the kitchen and then heading upstairs to ransack the closets and unscrew all the beds nut by bolt.
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Here he tells us about modern reindeer herding, identity, and how traditional cooking can get young Sami to embrace their ancestral roots.
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Hunt cut him off, herding him into good hooks, and eventually began digging to the body with right straights and left hooks.
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As the afternoon sun sank behind the hills, several women could be seen working in the fields, cutting grass and herding cattle.
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But he also faces the challenge of herding his own sometimes fractious coalition, which includes parties that backed the dictatorship of Gen.
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Norway's reindeer: The Sami, an indigenous people in the northern regions of the country, are fighting to keep their herding traditions alive.
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The dogs at the show are divided into seven categories to be assessed: Herding, Hound, Non-Sporting, Sporting, Terrier, Toy and Working.
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"I saw a 12-year-old herding cows, and he had been turned into a slave," said the other teacher, Charles Mwangi.
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Mohamed Salem, the livestock ministry's director for the Gorgol region, agreed that making herding work in an era of climate change is crucial.
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As a herding sheepdog, the German shepherd acted as a moving fence to keep the sheep in the field in which they graze.
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While having little actual swag, the robot could prove extraordinarily useful on cattle farms by potentially herding and monitoring animals, among other tasks.
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MOST of Tian Shuang's relatives are herding goats in the barren hills of Ningxia province, one of the poorest parts of western China.
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Since 270 Finland has divided the area in which herding is permitted into paliskunta, or co-operatives, which today number 280 (see map).
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The Sami way of life is lived close to nature, and their most well-known means of livelihood is semi-nomadic reindeer herding.
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By the way, reindeer herding is practiced in just eight other places besides Russia: Norway, Finland, Sweden, Greenland, Alaska, Mongolia, China, and Canada.
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Raids by Islamist militants as well as clashes between herding and farming communities have surged this year, killing hundreds of civilians and soldiers.
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Clashes between semi-nomadic herdsmen and farmers over herding rights have also led to bloodshed in central and northern parts of the country.
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Another rider, herding cattle ahead of a raging prairie fire, pauses to openly marvel that he's still doing this in the 21st century.
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"The bottom line is, hedge fund herding is not going away anytime soon," said Andrew Karolyi, a professor of finance at Cornell University.
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The breed last won in 1987, which also represents the only other time a dog from the herding group has won at Westminster.
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Quitting drinking made me restless, and a youthful herding dog that required a lot of my attention proved to be an unlikely remedy.
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He explained that he felt like he was "herding cats" while organizing the scattershot foreign policy team and others on the Trump campaign.
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Lucy, Slick and Biggie all won their groups on Monday (hound, toy and herding), and the remaining group competitions begin at 8 p.m.
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The super-rich aren't the only ones shelling out big coin to shake free of the sometimes cattle-herding experience called flying commercial.
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In the "round up and ground up" era, so-called mustangers used to keep numbers down by brutally herding the animals to slaughter.
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For a more accurate count, which most ranchers get once or twice a year, collect the sheep into an enclosure using herding dogs.
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Turi and other Sami herding families each have a series of small cuts they make in the animals' ears to tell them apart.
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Attacks by Islamist militants as well as clashes between herding and farming communities have surged this year, killing hundreds of civilians and soldiers.
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An aide in the Arizona House of Representatives, she joined the Trump campaign as a "wrangler," herding and feeding reporters on the trail.
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And in Iraq, the Islamic State has been herding civilians at likely military targets in Mosul to deter airstrikes, the U.S. military said.
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They subsist by hunting and herding reindeer, leading the animals hundreds of miles to pasturelands in the north or south according to the season.
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The variation shows pollsters are not herding their results to the average and are producing something close to a random sample of the population.
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Last month saw a reprise of the violence as Ituri's cattle-herding Hema and seed-sowing Lendu ethnic groups again turned on each other.
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"I think in fact that passive investing and robo-advisors ... are going to exacerbate problems in the market because it's herding behavior," Gundlach added.
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Slowing the deployment of robots in health care and herding humans into such jobs might look like a useful way to maintain social stability.
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In a way it was as fundamentally simple as herding people together on social media and making them feel comfortable confessing their unpopular opinions.
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"What really usually happens is we're at Costco with all of our children… and it's like herding feral cats," Lindsey says with a laugh.
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"It's our will to maintain the tradition of herding the reindeer in the same way as our ancestors did," Chuluu told Reuters in April.
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A young woman at the bureau, He Rui, said there were about 13,000 Yugurs in the county, half of whom still do some herding.
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U.N. membership did not prevent the USSR from herding its citizens into forced-labor camps, murdering untold numbers of them, and invading other states.
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The county government is surveying land and drawing up a spatial plan, designating areas suitable for conservation, settlement, farming, herding and future development projects.
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Warming can also cause food insecurity for Arctic residents, including Indigenous peoples, the report notes, since the changes disrupt herding, hunting, and fishing activity.
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These objects' oval-shaped orbits all point in the same direction and tilt the same way, suggesting that an unseen force is herding them.
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Trilobites David Elliott was herding sheep on his motorbike in Queensland, Australia, in 2005 when he came across a pile of fossilized dinosaur bones.
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He told the special counsel's office that leading the team was like "herding cats," and complained about Papadopoulos having too big of a mouth.
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A puli, a dog bred for sheep herding, has a coat that grows into tight cords that hang like fringe on a throw pillow.
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"Medicare for all" was one draw, and "I know she stands for teachers — I'm a teacher," Jenn told me, herding the dog back inside.
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Dharam Pal Singh, who started running while herding cows as a teenager, said his long life had nothing to do with fabricating his age.
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Much of the violence is between the so-called self-defense units -- from communities who traditionally depend on agriculture -- and the Fulani herding population.
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In the herding group, Baby Lars the bouvier, with his scruffy unibrow and rough-hewed hipster beard, looks all business in the show ring.
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Hundreds more civilians have been killed in tit-for-tat violence between herding and farming communities and attacks on worshippers from the Christian minority.
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While Anja Niemi's most recent project is titled She Could Have Been a Cowboy, it's not really about being a wrangler and herding cattle.
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Herding Natal into the cage, Anders feinted his way in on the quickly tiring veteran before knocking him stiff with a couple of left straights.
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Consisting of nine separate events, charrería is a rodeo that showcases charros — or riders — who display feats of ranching dexterity, including riding, lassoing, and herding.
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Puzzle toys are perfect for these canine, often from working or herding breeds, because they provide these furry nerds with the mental stimulation they crave.
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Livestock herding is an ancient activity in West Africa's Sahel, but herders have become increasingly vulnerable as climate change disrupts rain patterns in the region.
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Around 30 percent of Mongolia's 0003 million population lives off animal herding, according to the World Bank, and meat is the primary source of food.
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The 5-year-old dog's achievement ended a long drought for the Herding Group, which hadn't produced a Westminster Best in Show winner since 1987.
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And, as a New Yorker, I find it embarrassing that "herding cats" would be used so often outside of discussions about trap-and-release programs.
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Let us continue working together to better our situation, such that my lot in life is not merely the herding of sightly Nazi-ish cats.
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The figures for the two leaders, Mr Macron and Ms Le Pen—the ones that set off FiveThirtyEight's herding radar—have indeed been eerily consistent.
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So, why don't other big cities areas have these wonder chair lifts toting humans through the air instead of herding them underground into aging subways?
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This semi-arid area in Marsabit County is home to herding communities whose animals roam the vast landscape – and its remoteness makes healthcare provision tough.
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In November, at least 30 people from a cattle herding community, including young children, were killed in a clash in the northeastern state of Adamawa.
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"The reindeer, who were near the location, were weakened by heat and herding, which helped them getting infected," the statement from the governor's office said.
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He works as a chef in a local school and runs Ravdol Reindeer Herding, where he offers guests the chance to experience Sami culture firsthand.
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I Run Marathons – If you have enough energy to run several miles a day, you have enough energy to keep up with a herding dog.
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Preston entered Westminster last year as the favorite but was upset in the herding group by Rumor, the German shepherd who won best in show.
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The traditional way of life herding reindeer is under pressure, as rising temperatures threaten the size of the herds and cause financial woes, they said.
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The 70-minute production, which unfolds at dusk, includes five performers, three herding dogs, a dog handler, a dog trainer and a flock of sheep.
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This part of the world is home to the Sami, the indigenous reindeer herding people who live across the northern territories of Scandinavia and Russia.
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Counting sheep is apparently one way to drift off, but a trippy drone's-eye view of dogs herding and corralling sheep might be even more effective.
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You're organizing a get-together, but getting input from your friends about where to go and when to meet feels like an exercise in herding cats.
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Gianmarco Maraviglia spent one week last spring with the reindeer police, a branch of the Norwegian Police Service that monitors reindeer herding in Finnmark and Troms.
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Tourists, keen to see rugged natural beauty, may sustain the Arctic economy in future decades as traditional livelihoods, such a reindeer herding, prove harder to maintain.
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But with a new way of life came a new obstacle: Herding cows required more pasture, so farmers started to cut down trees left and right.
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Reindeer herding is the basis of the entire Sami society and obviously for us, too—so we respect and hold the reindeer in very high esteem.
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Kohn jokes that having all these big name players on board is like herding cats, but bringing in them in has been the goal all along.
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They were told that the indigenous sheep-herding Central Asian people of Xinjiang were backward before they were "liberated" by the Communist Party in the 1950s.
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Beyond the new game modes and open roaming, there will allegedly be a handful of new activities such as gold-mining, fishing, herding, and weapon challenges.
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During the recent trial, the robotic cowboy demonstrated that it was capable of herding cattle and navigating its way around ditches, logs, swamps, and other obstacles.
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Yehuda Bauer, a former director of Israel's Holocaust museum, Yad Vashem, has denounced Israel's policy of herding African migrants into "modern concentration camps" in the desert.
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In Mongolia, where about 30 percent of the population depend on livestock herding, severe winters known as 'dzuds' are killing off animals and devastating the economy.
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Even when it came to herding, Tag didn't have to do much more than make sure SwagBot was in the right place at the right time.
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Needing to earn money, Ibrahim spent two years herding goats near the Algerian border and eventually went to Libya, where the police harassed and imprisoned him.
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No longer is the site characterized by very earnest CV updates and people endorsing jokey skills like "weight gain" and "vole herding" on their friends' profiles.
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Because whether we like to admit it or not, we herding social animals are programmed at some very profound level to think and feel as one.
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Markets often exhibit herding behavior and excessive volatility, and even at best they are judging probabilities in an uncertain world, not issuing prophecies about the future.
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Mohammad Razak, 50, was herding his flock in remote Poonch district when unusual torrential rain and hail killed more than 100 of his goats and sheep.
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They have worked to sow ethnic tensions between farming and herding communities in Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger in order to boost recruitment among marginalized communities.
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To avoid repeating the experience, the Maasai pastoralist, whose culture has long rested on cattle herding, has decided to switch to something more resilient - sheep and goats.
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Even within my own friend group, on occasion it's felt like herding several semi-sentient cats with opposable thumbs just to plan a date to meet up.
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So there's no organization to continue the process, and once Obama is out of office, there may not be the will to keep herding all the cats.
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For Vatma Vall Mint Soueina, Mauritania's Minister of Livestock, securing safe passage for pastoralists is just the first step to make herding thrive in tougher climatic conditions.
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Well, it's obvious that the media have strong herding instincts; almost everyone wants to be somewhere close to the middle of the pack, telling the prevailing narrative.
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Add to this is the fact that once they give up herding for city life, migrants have less use for one of the yurt's main advantages: portability.
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Illegal herding of cattle into national parks due to drought has placed a new strain on wildlife, endangering the lives of animals including wildebeest in the Serengeti.
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Fifty-year-old Ghodbane, his tanned face etched with deep lines, has been herding sheep for 20 years, having inherited the job and land from his father.
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But that's a lower bar to reach compared to McConnell's task of herding an unruly Republican caucus while also having to work with an unruly White House.
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As Gladwell sees it, honor cultures arose in harsh lands among herding peoples as a method of protecting property in the absence of any institutional law enforcement.
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Most of them get their news in snippets, either by word of mouth or in TV reports they half-see while herding kids to the breakfast table.
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After the Spanish arrived in the 16th century, the Diné took to herding churro sheep, the Iberian breed introduced by conquistadors well-suited for rugged Navajo lands.
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They have worked to sow ethnic tensions between farming and herding communities in Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger in order to increase their recruitment among marginalized communities.
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You may be tempted to submit only the W-2 form from your herding job and keep the freelance writing income on your Form 1099 under wraps.
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Most striking are the small bricks that make up their interior walls — many have an individual scene that evokes daily life: feasts, farming, herding horses and camels.
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An estimated 80,000 Sami live in the northern lands of Sweden, Finland, Norway and Russia, where reindeer herding has been the cornerstone of their culture and livelihood.
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From Nairobi to Kampala, tortoises crossed the road and hyenas prowled near the boys herding wide-horned cattle that they bled, as well as milked, for lunch.
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Hundreds of people like Adaji's husband are killed each year in violent clashes over land use between semi-nomadic, cattle-herding Fulani people and more settled farming communities.
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It occurs when a summer drought is followed by a harsh winter, causing widespread deaths among the livestock which herding families rely on for food, transport and income.
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In August, one young man who should have been in college (colleges and universities are empty, too) died after he was bit by a snake while herding sheep.
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The most common example of such behaviour is "herding", the tendency to shift an outlier figure towards the consensus in order to avoid recriminations if it proves wrong.
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The winners are then broken up into seven groups — sporting, hound, working, terrier, toy, non-sporting, and herding — and the top dog from each goes onto the finals.
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There are not many undecided voters left; and pollsters have a habit of herding together towards the end of any campaign, which makes big polling shifts less likely.
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It was the sheep-herding folk of Valyria who first learned to tame dragons, eventually using the beasts to forge a vast empire across the continent of Essos.
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Hundreds of people in Nigeria's middle belt region are killed each year in clashes, mainly over land use, between semi-nomadic, cattle-herding Fulani and settled farming communities.
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What I want to tell them is that after I left prison, my ambition was to do something to halt the herding of young black people behind bars.
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The rehousing of nomads has helped provide some with building jobs, but has also brought suffering: those relocated sometimes find it harder to make a living from herding.
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As part of the Westminster competition, judges select the best of each breed and group, divided into seven categories - hound, toy, non-sporting, herding, sporting, working and terrier.
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Trump wasn't sheepish about herding the crowd with demagogy, but he has been looking a bit nervous, confronted with a scenario where he could become a losing brand.
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I ended up staying with her for more than two months, from January to March 2011, documenting her rituals and practices, herding sheep, and working on my van.
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Michael was born in a very remote area of the Austrian Alps—so remote that he literally spent his summers milking and herding cattle, and his winters skiing.
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For centuries, trading and cattle herding families freely criss-crossed the international border drawn up by European colonialists, which was little more than a line on a map.
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From 2005 to 2006, she was a Fulbright fellow at the Norwegian University of Life Sciences in As, Norway, focusing on the natural-resource economics of reindeer herding.
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But there are washes of color — in the foliage of the poplar trees, and in the neon orange-and-turquoise sweaters of the children herding two wobbly sheep.
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The Mursi had been dependent on the floodwaters of the Omo River to irrigate and fertilize their crops, supplemented by cattle and goat herding, as well as hunting.
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For centuries, it was a staple of nomads herding sheep on the steppe, to be rehydrated over a campfire or softened in the mouth and chewed like gum.
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Mr. Dunning's love of the land and his sheep, cows and pigs are palpable in scenes of him toiling in the fields and barns and herding his animals.
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A series of attacks in northeastern Congo has targeted civilians, including children, who were fleeing a resurgence in recent months of ethnic clashes between farming and herding communities.
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Let's say you're employed herding sheep for Farmer Joe and you pick up a little extra cash writing articles for a sheep-shearing publication on a freelance basis.
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"You could say there is a type of contract between reindeer and man which is the foundation for the existence of the reindeer herding people," says Anders Oskal.
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He is the executive director of the International Center for Reindeer Husbandry (ICR), an organization set up to share knowledge among reindeer herding people throughout the Arctic region.
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In 2016, close to 19,000 herding households were insured, or around 12 percent of the total, according to Ulziibold Yadamsuren, former director of the program at the World Bank.
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But getting lots of countries to agree on a fix is like herding cats—especially when America and the EU are at odds over American tech giants' tax arrangements.
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They are nomads whose families have traveled for centuries between summer pastures in the Himalayas and winter grazing grounds in the lowland plains, herding their goats, sheep and horses.
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Since the financial crisis, banks' lending limits have been reduced, and syndication to even a dozen others can be like "herding cats", in the words of Hayfin's Andrew McCullagh.
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Police in riot gear declared the gathering an unlawful assembly and ordered the crowd to disperse, herding the crowd out of the city's hotel and restaurant-filled Gaslamp Quarter.
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Across this U.S. territory, motorists desperate to communicate are herding on the sides of highways, bridges and exit ramps, hoping that their cell phones will come back to life.
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Sledding dogs, like Malamutes and Huskies, and herding dogs, like Collies and Australian Shepherds, will take to long runs more naturally than a Pug or a Boxer, Loenser says.
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The UCP'S numerous online videos show members stopping migrant groups, sometimes in the hundreds, herding them and telling them to sit and wait for Border Patrol agents to arrive.
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Like the victim, he's a member of the Barkawal, a semi nomadic Muslim group who would normally leave their children in school in Kathua while herding livestock further north.
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Aside from Flynn, Lucy the regal borzoi, a silly pug named Biggie and Slick the joyful Border collie won their groups on Monday night (hound, toy, nonsporting and herding).
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Each of the thousands of dogs competing in this year's show has been assigned to a group based on its breed: sporting, hound, working, terrier, toy, nonsporting and herding.
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In addition to the Islamist attacks, countries in the region, especially Mali and Burkina Faso, have struggled to cope with deadly ethnic clashes between rival farming and herding communities.
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Reindeer herding is a way of life for the Sami, an indigenous people of fewer than 140,000 who inhabit mostly the northern reaches of Sweden, Norway, Finland and Russia.
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"If the strategy is centralized in one place, then you&aposre not wasting time herding cats and everybody&aposs working off the same song sheet," Carney told Business Insider.
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In addition to the Islamist attacks, countries in the region, especially Mali and Burkina Faso, have struggled to cope with deadly ethnic reprisals between rival farming and herding communities.
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Amy was a quarter Chihuahua, a quarter Rat Terrier, a quarter Australian Cattle Dog (a total surprise) and a quarter of "mixed-breeds" from terrier, companion and herding backgrounds.
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The two-month course, which began March 27, was financed using grants provided from the European Social Fund (ESF), and included classes in agronomy, organic agriculture, veterinary science, equine and bovine science, history and traditions of the butteri, along with a practicum of working in a round pen with wild foals, herding cows and large bulls on foot and on horseback, and using traditional maremmano tack and implements for the herding of animals.
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It's basically a more commanding version of Sackhoff's beloved Starbuck from Battlestar Galactica, only here the work of keeping her crew in line is roughly as challenging as herding cats.
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Today's puzzle is not a cat; today's puzzle is a herding dog, here to provide you with amusement and wisdom without making your brain nervous that it can't keep up.
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"The farmer herding them just kept doing his job as if nothing had happened and the sheep weren't worried by the fuss at all," journalist Che Baker told The Guardian.
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The app so far has about 3,000 users in Kenya, though PCI hopes to increase that to 4,000 once it finishes mapping Samburu County, home to the Samburu herding community.
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Whether or not you're feeling Grinchy, let these podcasts of Russian cowboys herding cattle with bicycle bells and an urgent murder mystery carry you from the subway to your door.
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A shepherd herding sheep near a military checkpoint and bombed-out bridge said the oil fires were to blame for the deaths of 10 of his once-60-strong flock.
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That's why, rather than herding eager investors into the "cult stock" that is Tesla, Cramer went hunting for the best ancillary plays, the hidden winners of this rapidly evolving trend.
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That's why, rather than herding eager investors into the "cult stock" that is Tesla, Cramer went hunting for the best ancillary plays, the hidden winners of the rapidly evolving trend.
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On his path to the speakership, Mr. Rubio had been asked to serve as House majority leader, a combative, vote-herding post that he feared would create too many enemies.
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With the support of these young bucks, Jessie had her pick of the farms across the Mudgee Region, herding stolen cattle up the mountainside before they could be sold off.
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Franke went to Airbus several months ago with a proposal to pool the needs of his airlines, setting in train a complex negotiation that one observer described as "herding cats".
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Security has deteriorated across the Sahel in recent months due to both jihadist attacks and deadly ethnic reprisals involving rival farming and herding communities, particularly in Mali and Burkina Faso.
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KAUTOKEINO, Norway — Reindeer herding is not a job for many Sami, an indigenous people of fewer than 26,2000 who inhabit mostly the northern reaches of Sweden, Norway, Finland and Russia.
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Whatever doubts outsiders might harbor about Chechnya, the few who turned out from nearby villages were more enthusiastic, saying the only other living to be made was in sheep herding.
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At War Raiding among cattle-herding tribes is a traditional part of life in South Sudan, but in the past five years, the skirmishes have become more violent and unrestrained.
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Many of the makers are of Scandinavian descent or have connections to Scandinavia or Sapmi, the native name for the region, where about 11,3503 Sami still engage in reindeer herding.
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He also discussed with aides the possibility of sending in federal authorities to clear the homeless population from the streets of Los Angeles and herding them into government-backed facilities.
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Monday's finalists included Conrad the Shetland sheepdog, who spun around in joyful circles when he was proclaimed the winner of the herding group over a corgi and a German shepherd.
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The "herding" response could compound, and as a result, "within a short time, the public could respond to a small risk in an exaggerated way," Bennett wrote in the paper.
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A winsome Hungarian herding dog, an ancient African hound and a playful, fur-free terrier are about to get their first shot at the most famous United States canine championship.
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In the latest "believe it or not" moment, farmers are experimenting with collars for cows equipped with GPS and electronic signaling that would eliminate the need for fencing and herding.
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Pretty much anything that requires legislation is complicated, both from a technical bill-writing perspective, but even mores from a political herding-the-cats and working-out-the-compromises perspective.
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Anders is also a little one-handed in his herding—looking for the left hand constantly and often allowing the opponent to circle away from it freely as he throws it.
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Because of this, only 10 percent of the Sami are directly linked to reindeer herding today, which seriously diminishes Canadian Reindeer's chances of finding a candidate familiar with their traditional practices.
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Finally: Alto's Adventure was one of our favorite apps of 2015 and now it looks like our favorite llama-herding snowboarder is finally gonna get the sequel we've been waiting for.
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Years after Babe showed he was just as good at herding sheep as a working dog, real-life Instagram star Pickles the pig is proving agility courses aren't just for canines.
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Jubber describes the Sahel, the semiarid belt south of the Sahara, as "the setting of the first climate change war," where conflicts are emerging over resources, particularly water and herding corridors.
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As ISIS lost ground, the guards took their prisoners from one place to another, but every time they killed a few more of their hostages before herding the remainder onto buses.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's most flamboyant anti-corruption activist, Boniface Mwangi spent years enraging politicians with headline-grabbing stunts, once herding blood-drenched pigs to parliament to highlight legislators' sky-high salaries.
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The Taliban sent out a 6-year-old girl, who unconvincingly pretended to be herding her goats while really reporting the location of the US soldiers by radio to the Taliban.
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The best of the Toy, Hound, Non-Sporting and Herding groups were decided on Monday, which mean these four dogs are guaranteed a spot in the final Best in Show round.
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As for Fionnula Flanagan, stuck in a wheelchair in a filthy mountain shack, the role of Maw — a scheming Irish matriarch herding two knuckle-dragging menfolk — is definitely a career low.
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Dr. Coppinger said he was once told by a Navajo sheep herder that a good herding dog was "not too big and not too small," which perfectly describes village dogs, too.
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Anyone who's ever worked on Capitol Hill or in the Oval Office would probably tell you that serving officials at the highest level of government sometimes feels like herding hormonal adolescents.
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The government needs to "prosecute perpetrators of violence, disarm ethnic militias and local vigilantes," the ICG stated in the report, in addition to implementing long-term herding reforms in the region.
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Around 3,000 people live in Todos Santos year-round, herding livestock or manning storefronts or farming potatoes and coffee and corn in the hills, but its population swells during Skach Koyl.
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But even with all the herding, I'm still looking at large swaths of empty seats — and I cringe at the thought that the Clintons will look out and see that, too.
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Many traditional agricultural and herding societies rely heavily on the loyalty, authority, and sanctity foundations to create rituals, myths, and religious institutions that bind groups together with a strong tribal consciousness.
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This time, at 5 years old, Rumor played the role of spoiler, winning the herding group Monday night by beating Preston, a puli and the top-ranked dog of last year.
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At national competitions like the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show and the American Kennel Club National Championship, hundreds of dogs separate into several breed groups, including herding, nonsporting, toy, and hound.
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Land that can no longer support crops might - with the advent of solar refrigeration - be used to produce organic or halal meat for international markets, supporting traditional herding cultures, he said.
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At one point, he vehemently denied that he had "herded" protesters, only to have the defense confront him with footage of him bragging about "herding" those same protesters and saying that he had gotten "plenty of practice herding people" in Barry Farm, a predominantly black housing project in DC. He also claimed protesters hit him with a pole and a spiked hammer, though he admitted he didn't receive any medical treatment for injuries or file any forms reporting it.
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As they were doing that, a group of policemen came to round them up, pretty much herding them, and everyone began to form a protective circle around the women, children, and elders.
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"The dictator's militias have carved paths of destruction through crowded streets -- destroying hospitals, severing water supplies and herding thousands of people from their homes," UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson told Parliament Tuesday.
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"Scout will do best in a home with an adopter who wants a dog to get out and about with, as well as an adopter familiar with herding breeds," his bio says.
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For visitors who want to know more about the Sami year, the restaurant offers packages that, among other experiences, lets visitors come along to see how reindeer herding works day to day.
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Exiled Tibetans and rights groups also say the first railway has spurred an influx of long-term migrants who threaten Tibetans' cultural integrity, tied to Buddhist beliefs and a traditional herding lifestyle.
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Clashes between herding and farming communities in 22050 have killed more people than the conflict involving the Islamist insurgent group Boko Haram, according to the Armed Conflict Location and Event Data Project.
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At a cost to taxpayers of $7 million, Morales last year inaugurated a three-wing museum with large modern windows in Orinoca, the remote Altiplano town where he grew up herding llamas.
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For some Tibetan nomads, these tenets filtering down from Larung Gar's two abbots make life more difficult, since much of their economy relies on the herding and sale of animals, particularly yaks.
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Another who wants to leave is an 11-year-old girl named Ra, who saw her mother killed by a Vietnamese shell as the Khmer Rouge were herding refugees toward the border.
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"Herding is exacerbated in periods of uncertainty, so when we're unsure of something, we follow safety in numbers and do what everyone else is," retail expert Professor Gary Mortimer told 10 daily.
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There is a Best in Show category, of course, but aside from that there are many other categories in which trophies can be won, including groups for sporting, working and herding dogs.
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JIJIGA, Ethiopia (Reuters) - An abattoir located among herding communities in Ethiopia's eastern Somali region, known more for droughts and famine than business opportunities, is an unusual stop for a U.S. aid administrator.
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The safest conclusion is that the evidence for herding is mixed at best, and that we should regard the current polling averages as no less reliable than those in previous French presidential campaigns.
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Recent rain failures have particularly hit livestock-herding communities across the country, some of whom have lost their entire herds to drought, or are left to walk long distances in search of water.
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They tend to sort children by income, herding richer ones towards better schools that will enhance their already superior life chances and poorer ones towards shoddy establishments that will further undermine their prospects.
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The clear protection of Clinton by this Administration together with Holt's failure to ask any questions about the numerous scandals nipping at Clinton's heels like a neurotic border collie herding sheep infuriates me.
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Many firms are also prone to pro-cyclicality as the presence of retail investors on lending platforms may exacerbate large sentiment swings, while social trading and robo-advice can lead to herding behaviour.
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Mountain herding is still a way of life here and despite trying for three decades, regional authorities have found it hard to build a local consensus on how to deal with the issue.
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But shrinking amounts of land available to herd animals, as many African nations try to develop and expand farming, is making herding more challenging - and vulnerable to conflicts with farmers - in many places.
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I've been informed that moms' souls and identities slowly die while herding crabby kids, until in about 12 years when said cute crab is traded down for an "I hate you, Mom" tween.
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I'm guessing that the editorial labor that went into the book consisted primarily of herding the pictures into subject categories, since no selection on the basis of quality appears to have been made.
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The dolphin was joined by about a dozen more, and together they began herding a school of thrashing baitfish toward the sun-weathered fisherman, who waited on the boat with a throw net.
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Aussies are herding dogs and need a job of some kind, and she loved hoisting me up, stairs — actually, any nearby stairway — heaving her whole body for us both through short, rolling bounds.
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Thus, over time the practice may turn out to be party-neutral but it will certainly harm republican democracy by increasing the transformation of elections from efforts of persuasion to sheep-herding exercises.
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ISINYA, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - At 9am, Eliud Sankare is still at home in Isinya village, south of Nairobi, instead of out herding the 248.53 cattle his son has already led to pasture.
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Mr. Nielsen, who arrived at art school after aborted attempts at goat herding in Fiji and studying Tibetan in Copenhagen, recalls the shared identity as a natural outgrowth of the trio's Danish upbringing.
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After four decades of harvesting rice and herding cattle, he abandoned his paddy fields earlier this year when his harvest failed, and now spends his days moving his cattle around looking for scarce water.
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Like many Kalenjin clans, the Kong'ot moved up the Kerio Valley in the 1960s to buy fertile land vacated by white farmers at independence, leaving their original land behind for communal herding, said Kiptunoi.
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Drought, together with an increased frequency of the phenomenon known in Mongolian as a dzud (an especially dry summer followed by an especially harsh winter that livestock cannot survive) have made herding more difficult.
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Those sales have stopped, as worsening heat and drought make herding less viable – and Ghodbane has had to limit the size of his own flock due to the increasing costs of caring for them.
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Ghodbane, who was born on the land he now farms, says the seasons are changing, with longer summers interfering with the spring and fall rains that are crucial to strong harvests and herding years.
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"There were no bustling people herding us around and I don't know why that is ... I've never been in the offices of the White House and seen it quieter and less populated," he said.
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You can get them by recommending the perfect music track to a Toad, herding sheep, using binoculars to spot something interesting in the sky, or crashing through a stone wall as a T-Rex.
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Of course, I'm still tempted by the call of the tiny bottle of crystal-infused facial moisturizer made in Woodstock by a sheep-herding yoga instructor, but I don't go home with it anymore.
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In 2012, Mongolia's government designated the majority of the Dukha's traditional herding grounds as part of a national park in an attempt to protect an eco-system ravaged in the preceding couple of decades.
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We talked to wealth advisers about some of the next-level requests they've delivered for uber-rich clients, including herding cows and hiring private investigators, all in the name of providing a personal service.
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The regulators' tightening grip is "something like a shepherd gradually herding his sheep into an increasingly narrowing pen or chute," said Mark Natkin, the founder and managing director at Marbridge Consulting, based in Beijing.
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The soldiers had come to their village, Jesmin, the pregnant woman, said, just as they did across the Rohingya-dominated townships of northern Rakhine State: burning homes, firing indiscriminately, herding the women into groups.
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Then there are those titanic, avaricious entrepreneurs — the traveling theater manager Stromboli (Gershwyn Eustache Jr.) and the child-herding Coachman (David Kirkbride) — who seek to exploit a miraculously sentient wooden puppet for personal profit.
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But very high birthrates in places like Niger also mean the country's own limited resources must be shared among more people - a particular problem as climate change disrupts farming and herding, threatening food supplies.
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But very high birthrates in places like Niger also mean the country's own limited resources must be shared among more people - a particular problem as climate change disrupts farming and herding, threatening food supplies.
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From "precision agriculture" advances like the offerings of Blue River Technology to herding livestock with drones, technologies are revolutionizing the manner in which farmers are putting food on the table and preserving natural resources.
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The attack comes at the end of a year of intense violence in Inates, a cattle herding community near the banks of the Niger River 200 km (130 miles) north of the capital Niamey.
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He then reinforced Hungary's with guards and barbed wire, herding migrants who tried to cross illegally into holding areas and refusing to take any Brussels-imposed quota of asylum-seekers, all to much publicity.
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These dogs used to be bred for working roles—things like herding, policing, guarding, and guide-dog work—but the focus of breeders is now often on cosmetics and what's desirable in the show ring.
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Critics of the railway, including exiled Tibetans and rights groups, say it has spurred an influx of long-term migrants who threaten Tibetans' cultural integrity, which rests on Buddhist beliefs and a traditional herding lifestyle.
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The bigger the gap between the expected and observed amount of variation, the greater the risk that pollsters are herding, and the less confidence we should have in survey averages that superficially appear rock-solid.
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Importantly, these observations are consistent with how Uranus' other moons, such as Cordelia and Ophelia, are exerting gravitational pressure on the dust, rocks, and ice within the rings, herding the particles along a narrow formation.
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Shuster notes that the society sees many pit bulls and herding dogs -- the former because of their reputation for violence (a myth, she adds), the latter because their energy can be overwhelming for some people.
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Zhao Weiguo, the firm's boss, started out herding goats and pigs in Xinjiang, a remote province in north-western China, to where his parents had been exiled in the 1950s, having been labelled as dissidents.
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Fans of the German shepherd got an inkling that this was Rumor's year after she beat out Preston the Puli, who, as the current AKC National Champion was the show favorite, in the Herding Group.
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I'd seen the militiamen herding hundreds of women and children at gunpoint into the mountains with pitiable bundles of possessions, with many of their men and teenage sons left lying dead along streets and riverbanks.
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The Color Field painter's sculptural mutation of the modernist grid into a ferocious six-foot, steel-framed rectangle of barbed wire, resembling that fronting military jeeps herding crowds, demonstrates how abstraction can speak to power.
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There was the story of his grandfather, who had died of a heart attack while herding reindeer and had been left in a tarp on the roadside, where his son recognized the boots sticking out.
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A daughter of a medicine woman, Ms. James, 55 and divorced, is a traditional Navajo homemaker: She cares for her ailing brother and mother, as well as her sheep, goats, herding dogs, chickens and horses.
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A year or so later, she noticed that her husband had similar marks on his back — but he was on a rare visit home from herding goats, so she was reluctant to raise the issue.
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"Our ancestors were herding their cattle in the open grasslands and were hearing the sounds of nature, like wind blowing, and trying to imitate them," said Lhamragchaa, who has only one name, like many Mongolians.
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Butteri are admittedly a macho bunch — working long days herding long-horned maremmana cattle, raising their own hearty breed of horse, and producing organic meat and other agricultural products for food outlets in the area.
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Many of the students are Aymara, an indigenous people who have thrived on the altiplano for centuries by farming and herding llamas and alpacas; for them, the priorities of a high-end restaurant seemed remote.
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REUTERS TV The reindeer-herding Dukha people of Mongolia fear they are losing their traditions in the face of a conservation order by the government that bans unlicensed hunting on most of their traditional land.
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Asked about criticism of the B.J.P. for promoting upper-caste officials like him, he said that the previous state government had favored its supporters, mainly Muslims and Yadavs, a caste once linked to cattle herding.
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The site-specific piece is still being performed — it takes place in an open field at dusk and features five performers, three herding dogs, a dog handler, a dog trainer and a flock of sheep.
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But herding the 235 Democrats in her caucus has proved difficult for Ms. Pelosi and her leadership team, and they have stumbled after besting Mr. Trump during the shutdown of the federal government in January.
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Part of the remit for Anders and the ICR is to document food traditions, not just for the Sami, but also for the more than 20 different reindeer herding people living in the Arctic region.
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Raed Shakir Jawdat, commander of the federal police force, announced that ISIS militants were forcing people to leave their homes, herding them behind enemy lines and using them as human shields to stymie advancing Iraqi troops.
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The dip in global bond yields, though, is herding global investors to the U.S. "People are going anywhere they can to try and get a return on their capital," Grant told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Tuesday.
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But at the end of this whiplash-inducing political roller coaster, the national polls have come into alignment—perhaps with the aid of a modest dose of herding—and settled right around their long-term averages.
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Since the 16th century, residents of the Faroe Islands have spent part of the summer herding pilot whales, smaller mammals that resemble porpoises, to shallow waters so they can kill the animals by breaking their spines.
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After graduating from high school, he followed in his father's footsteps and has worked on the farm full time for the past five years, herding animals from six in the morning to eight in the evening.
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The Fulani, or Peul in French, are a cattle-herding people who have long co-existed peacefully with farmers from Mali's largest ethnic group, the Bambaras, but economic pressures and Islamist militant infiltration have stoked tensions.
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The bullish outlook that prevailed for most of the last few months has been undercut by persistently high inventory figures, and was instrumental in herding speculators to the exits in the latter half of this week.
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Chuluu has lived all his life in the centuries-old tradition of his Dukha ancestors, renowned for their reindeer-herding and hunter-gathering skills in the forests of the rugged Sayan Mountains straddling the Russian border.
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The background: Before Russian colonization starting in the 1860s, the Kazakhs and Kyrgyz were largely nomads, herding sheep, camels and cattle, and living in yurts amid vast stretches of steppe and the soaring Tien Shen mountains.
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The case allowed nomadic herders to negotiate directly with the local government and a major mining company about impacts the Oyu Tolgoi mine, which EXIM supported, has had on local pastureland, water resources and herding livelihoods.
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The school called a special assembly for 183:218 A.M., herding nearly 218 students into an auditorium where a projector, a podium, a media throng, and Neal's letter of intent—sealed inside a FedEx envelope—awaited.
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Her first international scuffle harks back to her days as a media wrangler on the 2016 Trump presidential campaign, when Ms. Grisham was in charge of herding the traveling press corps from one location to another.
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Asked how he planned to prevent a repeat of a 1997 episode in which a Marine deployed to the border shot and killed a teenager who was herding his family's goats, Mr. Mattis dismissed the question.
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He later confirmed (via text) that it was he, but that he was not alone; George said he was shepherding a bunch of kids around the zoo, a task that he compared to herding wild animals.
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The 35-year-old, his wife and adolescent son, who spend their days herding and milking yaks and picking up slabs of yak dung for use as fuel, can stay put in the highlands for now.
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Leh is the largest town in the remote region of Ladakh, where locals have long wrested a living from herding goats and tending barley and wheat fields, ringed by 6,000-metre (19,0003-foot) snow-capped peaks.
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The last person in the country with the qualifications necessary to carry out the lonely and gruesome task of year-round reindeer herding is leaving, and it's looking like there might not be anyone to replace him.
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For years, the semi-nomadic, cattle-herding Fulani and more settled farming communities have clashed over land use as lower rainfall, advancing desertification and overgrazing drive the herdsmen toward more fertile land in the south of Nigeria.
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Now, a team of Mongolian mobile developers is trying to innovate centuries-old herding practices with an iOS app called Уяач ("seller"), designed for horse breeders and herders, who typically own dozens—if not hundreds—of horses.
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The proposal, designed by Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum (now HOK), enjoyed the enthusiastic support of United States Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan of New York, whose cat-herding role in advancing the project was critical during its early years.
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At least 161 people have been killed in a northeastern province of Democratic Republic of Congo in the past week, local officials said on Monday, in an apparent resurgence of ethnic clashes between farming and herding communities.
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Assuming no candidate clinches the nomination by winning a majority of delegates before the convention, all the herding, arm-twisting, and wooing of delegates that is expected to unfold there is now beginning on a smaller scale.
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Livestock herding is a traditional activity in West Africa's Sahel, a semi-arid belt below the Sahara, but herders have become increasingly vulnerable to food insecurity as climate change disrupts rain patterns in the region, experts say.
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Three new breeds debuted in this year's competition: the sloughi, a North African sighthound; the American hairless terrier, first bred in the 1970s to hunt rats and other vermin; and the pumi, an ancient Hungarian herding breed.
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Like the sheep-herding boy from the Aesop fable who cried wolf repeatedly when there was no danger, it's possible that markets are simply becoming exhausted by endless news on the trade row without any verified progress.
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Stoll lingers on England in the 16th century, when lords for the first time began to turn the countryside into real estate though a process of enclosure, eliminating common land used for hunting and herding and planting.
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Immediately following their wedding, a young couple (Dita Parlo and Jean Dasté) smack straight into the challenges of marriage as they adapt to life on his river barge (Michel Simon plays the salty, cat-herding first mate).
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Attacks by Islamist militants as well as clashes between herding and farming communities have surged since, killing hundreds of civilians and soldiers in a country that used to be a pocket of relative calm in the Sahel.
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On his desk, an outward-facing plaque greets visitors with a defiant warning attributed to Hannibal — "I shall either find a way or make one," a reference to herding war elephants over the Alps to destroy Rome.
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He explains how the dominant traits of many experts (over-confidence, binary thinking, a herding instinct and, frankly, pure hubris) diminish their ability to predict accurately in a volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous era like this one.
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Hecht and her team next plan to focus on the brains of dogs that aren't just bred to be good at something but are still working hard at it, such as border collies competing at herding championships.
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Layla Price, an adult performer who has more than 300,000 followers on Twitter, added that the platform is a vehicle for her to turn casual fans into paying customers by herding them toward webcam performances or live appearances.
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The first, known as "evolutionary herding", involves selecting an initial specific treatment that forces cancer cells to adapt in a way that makes them highly susceptible to a second drug, or pushes them into an evolutionary dead end.
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The areas where hunting is allowed are specified and set in a way so that more bears are killed in reindeer herding territories, to protect indigenous herders such as the Samis, and juvenile bears may not be hunted.
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As it turns out, after centuries of enslavement and state violence against black people, decades of plunder of black wealth and resources, and herding black people into the least desirable neighborhoods, the byproducts of poverty and trauma emerge.
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Most of the participants and many of the attendees make their living as ranch hands, whether riding the range on horseback, herding sheep with quick-moving dogs or trying to manage acreage that is measured in square miles.
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Brazil local press made an investigation report in July, saying JBS, the biggest meat processor and leather producer globally, has been buying cattle from farmers who herding on land where the Brazilian government explicitly bans, according to source.
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If you wanted to think culturally, why not an Irouléguy from French Basque country, which has a long history of sheep herding, or a top pinot noir from New Zealand, also known to have raised a few sheep?
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More important, she can call on them for a blurb — a process I had never fully understood, vaguely supposing writers composed them as they lounged in some writers' Arcadia: herding sheep, strumming lyres, spontaneously praising one another's work.
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The top dogs declared in the hound, non-sporting, herding and toy groups on Monday stood out among the more than 2,600 dogs entered in Westminster, the most prestigious annual event for show dogs in the United States.
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And for financial markets, a deeply-embedded belief that central banks will not meet their targets over the coming decades has led to extraordinary changes of behavior and herding that mean any sign of success could be seismic.
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As the Scandinavian governments surrounding the Sami continue to push them off their ancestral land due to mineral extraction, deforestation, and large-scale energy projects like hydroelectricity and windmills, their traditional herding methods have become almost impossible to sustain.
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All these topics — plus those amazing photos of Duchess Kate Middleton herding that group of unruly children around — have kept us occupied for a few days, but all the while we were wondering about the most important wedding detail.
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For decades the residents of Hasankeyf, many of whom speak Kurdish, Arabic and Turkish and make a living herding sheep or weaving rugs, have lived with the knowledge that, at some point, they would be forced from their homes.
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Why it matters: Finding a unified voice in trade associations is like herding cats, and Bloomgren will be at the heart of that task shaping the group's public communications strategy amid tumultuous times in Washington and an unpredictable administration.
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In addition to the sloughi, there were two other new breeds in this year's competition: the American hairless terrier, which was bred in the 1970s to hunt rats and other vermin; and the pumi, an ancient Hungarian herding breed.
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The task of herding and cajoling 2,472 men and women spread out across two oceans and 63 time zones is an immense and intricate undertaking that few in the political world have any experience participating in — let alone managing.
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Clashes over land use between the semi-nomadic, cattle-herding Fulani people and more settled communities that practice a mix of farming and cattle rearing, claim hundreds of lives each year, but have increased in frequency in recent months.
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After judges select the best of each breed, the top dogs are narrowed down to best of each group: hound, toy, non-sporting, herding, sporting, working or terrier, which go on to compete for the "Best In Show" title.
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The other dogs that made the final round were Hound category -- Bourbon, a whippet; Toy -- Bono, a Havanese; Herding -- Conrad, a Shetland sheepdog; Sporting -- Daniel, a golden retriever; Terrier -- Vinny, a wire fox terrier; and Working -- Wilma, a boxer.
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The area is now home to about 11,000 Israelis who live in Jewish settlements and about 65,000 Palestinians who live in the biblical city of Jericho and in farming and herding communities, according to B'Tselem, an Israeli rights group.
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Livestock herding is a traditional way of making a living in West Africa's Sahel, a semi-arid belt below the Sahara, but herders have become increasingly vulnerable to food insecurity as climate change disrupts rain patterns in the region.
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Backed by generous state loans, the meat producer Miratorg has bought almost 43 million acres of Russian land since 24, more than quadrupling its staff to 21,22018, and lavishly importing everything from Aberdeen Angus cows to grass to herding horses.
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Backed by generous state loans, the meat producer Miratorg has bought almost 13 million acres of Russian land since 2010, more than quadrupling its staff to 35,000, and lavishly importing everything from Aberdeen Angus cows to grass to herding horses.
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Siba, the finalist representing all breeds classified as non-sporting dogs, emerged victorious at the three-day event after going head to head with the winners in six other groups - hounds, toys, herding dogs, working dogs, sporting dogs and terriers.
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People have long wrested a living from herding goats and tending wheat fields ringed by 228,215-m (2002,685-ft) snow-capped peaks, while Buddhist monasteries dotting the landscape are a reminder of the region's ties to its eastern neighbor, Tibet.
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"You mean, am I naturally aggressive like these guys?" said Denise Wilczewski, owner of the Komondor GCH Quintessential Chauncey, a guarding and herding dog best known for resembling an oversize mop (the dog was in the working dog competition on Tuesday).
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Besides Colton, the four selected on Monday were a longhaired dachshund named Burns who won the hound group; a Havanese named Bono who topped the toy group and a bouvier des Flandres named Baby Lars who led the herding group.
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Raymond Coppinger was one of the founding professors at Hampshire College in Amherst, and he and Lorna, a biologist and science writer, have done groundbreaking work on sled dogs, herding dogs, sheep-guarding dogs, and the origin and evolution of dogs.
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Amsalu Amane, whose non-profit Farm Africa has been helping the neophyte farmers with materials - including a drip-irrigation system - and aiding them in finding financing and in selling their produce, said farming is gaining in popularity in the herding community.
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Newark, New Jersey (CNN)Passing references to Agatha Christie novels, a nod to a carrot-based stew served during Jewish holidays, and an "old Mesopotamian" adage on herding cats have managed to shine through the federal corruption trial against Sen.
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Herding thousands of people through a choke point at a major airport is a profoundly stressful experience, but now Jasmine spends more time hanging out with her fellow TSA agents than she does reminding people to take off their shoes.
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Their coordination with the Border Patrol was sloppy: No one told the Marines their observation post was near several homes and that Mr. Hernandez had been stopped months earlier by Border Patrol agents for shooting his rifle while herding goats.
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Five years later, while riding Dr. Fager, a top 3-year-old, to a comfortable victory in the Jersey Derby at Garden State Park, Ycaza was accused of herding his three rivals at the clubhouse turn, almost causing a spill.
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GOMA, Democratic Republic of Congo (Reuters) - At least 161 people have been killed in a northeastern province of Democratic Republic of Congo in the past week, local officials said on Monday, in an apparent resurgence of ethnic clashes between farming and herding communities.
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"The monopolization of the music industry features this imposed frequency that is 'herding' populations into greater aggression, psychosocial agitation, and emotional distress predisposing people to physical illnesses and financial impositions profiting the agents, agencies, and companies engaged in the monopoly," he writes.
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This means the medium-sized pooch that was bred to gather, drive and keep livestock under control, according to the club, is eligible to compete in the Herding Group at dog shows — including the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show — beginning on July 1.
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It follows a day in the life of Saul, a member of the Sonderkommando, a group of mostly Jewish prisoners the Nazis forced to assist with herding people to the gas chambers, burning the bodies and collecting gold and valuables from the corpses.
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From its deep dives into crackdowns on the rights of LGBTQ people to its déjà vu-inducing scenes of ICE agents herding people at airports, a great many things in Season 2 feel familiar, like watching MSNBC rather than a streaming show.
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But over a couple of weeks in Kenya in 2014, amid the rugged landscape and the cattle-herding families, I began to wonder: Why did I think mothers here were worthy of being documented and not the mothers in my own community?
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The droning Sabbath-like rock of Here Lies Man grinds away in the background and the driver is trying to round the band up to get them all in the van and back to London; it's like herding lost, acid-fried sheep.
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Spread throughout West Africa, Central Africa, the Sudan and Egypt, Maal's Fulani people represent the world's largest pastoral nomadic group in the world, meaning they move constantly herding livestock from place to place, looking for fresh pastures on which the animals can feed.
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His wife said she and her family were living in a remote camp without television or telephone when the Soviet Union fell apart and did not even know anything had happened until the state farm they were herding cattle for stopped sending supplies.
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Goddess bless Quincy Troupe for weaving together what must have been endless hours of taped interviews, with Miles and everyone, tons of research and reading, listening and corroborating and cat herding — and coming up with such a seamless and authentic-feeling narrative.
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"We basically have the same space as the kids," Ms. Chandler said, noting that bathrooms are just large enough to "maneuver in without hitting an elbow or a head" and that televisions are banned from bedrooms, herding family members into the common areas.
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The strip, Avenida Principal, is filled from morning to well after midnight with holidaymakers; in La Pedrera, you'll encounter everyone from groups of 20-somethings staying at campsites and forming drum circles to parents herding gaggles of young children down to the beach.
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The National Dog Show divides its more than 22009,222 participants into seven groups: terrier, toy (Pomeranians, Chihuahuas, Shih Tzus), sporting (golden retrievers, pointers), working (boxers, Great Danes), hound, herding (English sheepdogs, Border collies), and non-sporting (everything else, including Dalmatians and French bulldogs).
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When a breed is at last fully recognized by the AKC, which typically takes five to seven years, it's sorted into one of seven categories, which include the toy group, the sporting group, and, in the case of mini American shepherds, the herding group.
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Nemes focused the film on Saul with a continuous series of close shots as he carries out his nightmarish job of herding detainees to their deaths and collecting their bodies for the crematorium, all the while trying to find a way to bury the boy.
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Bourbon the whippet beat out crowd favorites like the beagles and basset hound to win the hound group, and Conrad the Shetland sheepdog spun around in joyful circles when he was proclaimed the winner of the herding group over the popular corgis and German shepherd.
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Described as "a full-length outdoor performance spectacle that weaves dance, music, visual and theatrical elements with aspects from competitive sheep herding trials," the project was ridiculed in The Washington Free Beacon, a conservative online magazine, under the headline Taxpayers Foot Bill for 'Doggie Hamlet.
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WASHINGTON — A United States military spokesman said Thursday that Islamic State fighters had been herding local Iraqi residents into buildings in western Mosul, calculating that rising civilian casualties would restrain the United States from using airstrikes to help retake that half of the city.
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LA YESCA, Mexico(Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Audelina Villagrana has run her ranch in Mexico's Western Sierra Madre mountains on her own since the death of her husband 23 years ago, herding livestock, hiring local Huichol people and even raising a young Huichol boy like a son.
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If you are riding a horse, carrying firewood, or herding goats on foot, this is a highly salient concept: You never want to mount a hill from the iy side, as it takes more energy to ascend, and an iy descent is more treacherous as well.
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Some herding families still reside in the core zones, according to some Tibetans whom Reuters spoke to in the area, but they were unable to say whether or not the nomads are in the process of resettlement ahead of the 2020 opening of the national park.
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The dogs in the other groups — sporting, hound, working, terrier, toy and herding — have clearly defined historical roles, but the nonsporting group is a collection of the leftovers: those who don't assist hunters, sniff out vermin, guard livestock, herd sheep or serve as pint-size companions.
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A borzoi named Lucy was first among the hounds; Panda, a Shih Tzu, was named the top toy; Annabelle, a serene bulldog, was selected as the best in the nonsporting group; and Rumor, a German shepherd who was the top dog heading into the show, won the herding group.
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Though it's evolved in the past century, much of the ensemble's main features have endured: floor-sweeping hemlines, long sleeves, petticoats (which can total up to 24 meters of fabric), and signatures like bold, waxed prints, fringed capes, and a horned hat that honors the Herero's cow herding roots.
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Read more: Herding cows and hiring private investigators: Wealth advisers told us their stories about next-level requests from uber-rich clients"It's a business that you can't Uber-ize, you can't Airbnb it — it's not a digital business, even though you have to have digital capabilities," Mathews said.
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In their zeal to execute the edict, officials in Wuhan, a metropolis of 11 million, have haphazardly seized patients who have not yet tested positive for the coronavirus, in some cases herding them onto buses with no protective measures where they risked infection from others, their relatives said.
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To wit: This week the internet pledged its fealty to Baby Yoda—the tiny alien from Disney+'s The Mandalorian—and was immediately met with the rationale of Adult Nerds eager to pronounce each fan a nerf-herding sap who doesn't really understand the object of their affection.
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Last November, after a five-hour train ride to western Ukraine, where I met up with a translator who drove us another two hours in his car, we pulled into Olena's village for the first time — after several stops to allow women herding cows to cross the main road.
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