Since the donor had to travel or hoof to that donee, the British began calling the program Donors on the Hoof, AKA Blood on the Hoof.
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This fully functioning 1974 artwork, commissioned to be a fashion designer's gift to his wife, is six feet tall and more than six feet long, hoof to hoof.
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Its line of animal health products includes THYMOX HOOF® and THYMOX FOOTBATH® which are used to protect farm animals, particularly dairy cows, from the hoof disease, digital dermatitis.
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Neither of them lifted a hoof in the Kentucky Derby.
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"Nuclear policy is not made on the hoof," he said.
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Their offensive tactic was to hoof the ball miles upfield.
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Sucks her teeth at the unbreakaglass, smeared with horse-hoof residue.
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WATCH: Chef's Night Out: Black Hoof So what are my options?
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Hoof-like legs to minimize leg and foot injuries during an accident?
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The horse's hoof also broke the skin in a number of spots.
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He hit them in the face with his head, not his hoof.
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But a bull stomping his hoof on your face, you can't control.
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Now, Ms. Bancroft-Lewis said, she can hoof it anywhere within minutes.
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Kaleb Dempsey stands back and watches a mechanical hoof strike the ground.
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In "Two Long Unicorns" (2016), Schulnik locates power in one unicorn's hoof.
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Regardless of whether or not bison can go hoof-to-hoof with carbon dioxide scrubbers on power plants as a climate change mitigation strategy, it's worth remembering that fighting climate change is more than a matter of hardware.
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A daddy moose and calf leave a bookshop together, new book in hoof.
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The benefits of going meatlessThe livestock industry has an enormous carbon hoof-print.
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A woman, Elizabeth, loses her debt-ridden husband to an errant horse hoof.
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ERNEST, OBELISK, RESPECT and HOOF PRINT were all easy to get started on.
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Eight men, two per hoof, carry him into an enclosure, where he quickly recovers.
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A foot (and hoof) race between human and horse may sound like no contest.
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He has hoof-like feet and super flexible knees that bend in every direction.
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Nearby shelves held tubs of gut balancer, biotin hoof supplement, and electrolyte-maintenance liquid.
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Some locals regarded Kachina as terrain too challenging for people unwilling to hoof it.
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A presentation of a hoof trimming chute at the EuroTier trade fair in Hanover, Germany.
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Best Value: ★★★ Troupis Hoof & Lur Mantinia Moschofilero 20153 $20 A touch pink.
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Some of the original water spigots remain, and hoof prints are visible in the floorboards.
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As the horse's hoof-taps approached the correct answer, the handler's expression and posture relaxed.
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A new study explains how those big toes became a hoof in the modern horse.
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One evening, Angelou recalled hearing the hoof beats of the sheriff's horse in the yard.
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" In scenes with Mr. Whishaw, he said, their interactions were very much "on the hoof.
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DAISY: Sisqo is wearing white leather studded gloves, with just two fingers, like a hoof.
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But Ed actually learned to move his lips on cue when the trainer touched his hoof.
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If a horse's hoof catches on a jump, the rider often tumbles, and the horse follows.
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Trilobites As a horse's hoof forms, scientists say something profound is occurring in its anatomical development.
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Van Hoof had been suspended from his role since November, pending an investigation into alleged misconduct.
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Van Hoof said he had not been allowed to read the full contents of the report.
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You'd think she'd be avoiding that mucky little Trump hoof with every muscle in her body.
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Iberian Pastures in Bluffton, Ga., has raised heirloom black-hoof Ibérico pigs for about five years.
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Our favorite was the 2017 Hoof & Lur from Troupis made from moschofilero grapes grown in Mantinia.
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Cattle on their way to market were money on the hoof, and there were hooves galore.
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Look at a track following a race and you'll see thousands of compact, hoof-shaped pits.
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He showed no signs of discomfort from a hoof bruise that developed after the Kentucky Derby.
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Maine Beer Company and Hoof Hearted Brewing in Marengo, Ohio, sell advance tickets to limit crowds.
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These are all left out to dry in fields, and occasionally there's a stray hoof print.
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Allison Schulnik: Hoof II continues at ZieherSmith (516 West 20th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through October 8.
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We hoof it from the train station to our last hotel of the trip, 12 Picardy Place.
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After swearing in and signing into his office with his hoof, Lincoln proceeded to drop a deuce.
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From the perspective of evolutionary and developmental biologists, a horse's hoof is literally a giant middle finger.
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Looks like it's gonna take more than just a bad hoof to keep Axl from the stage.
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Then I repeat, making sure to cover every inch of myself from head to hoof with dirt.
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If you often hoof it alone, consider joining a running club or signing up for community workouts.
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Essentially, it gives you an idea of what the horse feels as its hoof strikes the ground.
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Alas, he developed a foot problem and will run in a bar shoe to protect his hoof.
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Instead, we hoof it back to the entrance where there are co-ed bathrooms that work beautifully.
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Imports from that country had been banned for 13 years due to fears of hoof and mouth disease.
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The ban has since been reversed, underlining the impression that the rules are being applied on the hoof.
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A donkey who bowed on command and offered his hoof to shake hands with a performer delighted many.
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Lincoln signed the paperwork to become mayor by dipping his hoof in ink and stomping upon the paper.
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The story of the boy is that by drinking water from a hoof he's turned into a goat.
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But the second choice is dealing with a front hoof issue and has not trained for three days.
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In this leaderless movement, decisions are made collectively on the hoof, or by emotional fiat of the moment.
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I've seen a lot of guys land in front of him and he doesn't try to hoof anybody.
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They want the weight to sink about 3 inches into the dirt, just as a horse's hoof would.
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Each hoof strike is an explosion of vitality; the muscles beneath its gray pelt ripple with every step.
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Anita Van Hoof from the BBTK union, said it was "uplifting" to be supported by the Belgian company executives.
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Come to that, how did Olenna receive word of her family's demise and hoof it to Sunspear between scenes?
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Neymar's free kick to the back post is headed clear by Costa Rica, who hoof it up the field.
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A giraffe can follow a target and learn to put its foot on a block to receive hoof care.
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The prey animal took advantage of the situation and escaped—though it appears to have a very badly broken hoof.
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Although Barbaro's broken leg healed, he developed laminitis, a painful and often crippling hoof condition, in his left hind leg.
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There is a rock on Devil's Foot Road that appears to show a normal human footprint, and a cloven hoof.
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A teenager wanted to know whether Ms. Barton could heal his donkey, whose hoof had fallen off from an infection.
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His grown daughter Holly now assists him with projects, including one in which they capture the hoof prints of sheep.
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The horses follow a specialized feeding regimen, need specific shoeing and hoof care, and benefit from massages and chiropractic care.
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Bison manure and urine provide nutrients for prairie plants, and their hoof prints can help oxygen flow into the soil.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Gymnastics has suspended top men's coach Eddie van Hoof pending an independent investigation into allegations of misconduct.
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Our friend Tanya McKean, a horse trainer and veterinary assistant, clicked a rope to the donkey's halter, then looped it under her butt and swayed way back, using her full body weight to persuade the donkey to place his hoof — just one hoof, just for a second — on the road in front of our house.
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Though he was nursing a bruised hoof, Justify would go on to win the Preakness Stakes while racing in heavy fog.
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There's also a pin captioned "Never stop holding hands!" though we're not sure how that fits with the whole hoof theme.
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One of those is Beef Basin, a vast, deserted rangeland with access limited to those traveling by hoof or on foot.
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But always something will be too tight, there will be too much bosom, there will be a bit of camel hoof.
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The Kentucky Derby field was reduced to 19 horses on Friday when longshot Haikal was scratched with an abscess left hoof.
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Below you can see Tom Brady hoof it for a first down in the second quarter, also on third-and-ten.
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Four months later, all Mr. Njeru could find of the animals was a single hoof, which he pocketed as a memento.
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Before he left Kentucky for Baltimore, he was re-shod and an adhesive reinforcement was placed on his left hind hoof.
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But this is a President right now who hears the hoof beats of an investigation that is bearing down on him. SEN.
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Today these hoof-worn stones present a literal layering of history, as their surface is spattered with McNeil's colorful, abstract-expressionist paint.
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The giant had four fully functioning hind limbs, robust enough to carry its weight; each digit was capped with a small hoof.
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The trickier part has been negotiating local regulations and bureaucracy which mean teams must list everything imported, down to the hoof picks.
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LiLou's airport duties include greeting passengers with her hoof, taking pictures with people, and playing music for them on a toy piano.
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Ultimately, if we spend the next two years watching Gary Cahill hoof long balls up to Harry Kane it will be entirely fitting.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Eddie Van Hoof has been dismissed from his role as Head National Coach at British Gymnastics, the organization said on Thursday.
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And "Heavy Hoof," the record's menacing, lurching third track, was the first song the duo wrote together after forming Eagle Twin in 2006.
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Up close, there are some touches a theatergoer would never see — hoof carvings, for example, that echo Scandinavian design patterns in the set.
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After finishing a disappointing third in the Holy Bull in early February, he developed hoof problems as well as a disdain for training.
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"There were a couple times where we thought we'd have a riot," said Trevor Williams, the brewer and an owner of Hoof Hearted.
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This a movie where the two lead characters hoof their way through a planetarium and finish by dancing weightlessly among the domed-in stars.
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After you get inside the field, you'll have to hoof it a bit to find one of the concession stands from which Clear serves.
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Those times it's not love That resides there, is it, But a lunatic colt, Hoof to plank all night Till the door gapes wide.
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In the end, I had to create the galloping by hand with help of the sampler which was more than welcome to lend a hoof.
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England's attacks were panicky and sporadic, summed up by Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's hopeless hoof over the bar which brought howls of derision from the crowd.
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THYMOX is the only scientifically proven, effective hoof treatment for DD that is non-toxic, non-carcinogenic, and safe for both farm workers and cows.
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CBS News reports that the eastern Himalayan/western China native, known as a takin, escaped its enclosure during "a routine hoof procedure" on Tuesday morning.
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Some of humanity's historic relationship with blood-based foods stems from histories of scarcity and the head-to-hoof ethos that can result from them.
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These gorgeous, hoof-kicking, mane-having demigods of the animal kingdom even have their own glorious island on the Atlantic coast of Maryland and Virginia.
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The colt claimed that status after the expected favorite, Classic Empire, was forced out on Wednesday because of an abscess in his right front hoof.
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Guardian Angel AS was coming up behind the leaders, and his front hoof touched the wheel of What the Hill's sulky and went off stride.
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Without going deep into the practices in our modern factory farms, I can tell you that animals today are not enjoying hoof massages and facials.
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Horses lost digits over evolutionary time to form a simplified hoof, while bats adapted their five digits into a scaffolding to hold the wing membrane.
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Ungainly in looks, but a natural for work — each hoof a snowshoe, with hollow fur for warmth and to buoy them across gelid Arctic rivers.
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Ungainly in looks, but a natural for work — each hoof a snowshoe, with hollow fur for warmth and to buoy them across gelid Arctic rivers.
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Manuel Gil y Saenz, a priest, was rushing from Tepetitan to see his ill mother in Macuspana when his horse's hoof got stuck in black sludge.
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He also has strong arms and "hoof-like" legs that would let him jump out of the way of a car when walking down the street.
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According to CNN affiliate WFXT, farm owner Bob Van Hoof said by the time they were able to call 911, the barn was engulfed in flames.
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"If we don't get rain in 60 days," Jody Bryant said, fatigue coloring his Oklahoma twang, "we're gonna have to sell every hoof on the place."
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In other words, in order to qualify for the cheap fare, you'll need to hoof it to what is essentially a bus stop, but for Uber.
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How hand, foot and mouth is treated Hand, foot and mouth disease can be confused with hoof-and-mouth disease, which affects cattle, sheep and swine.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Gymnastics' sacked head national coach Eddie van Hoof said he was left shocked and dismayed after being dismissed by the organization on Thursday.
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Dempsey and Jackson have hitched the hoof-testing machine to the back of their van, and they're hauling it around the track to test the cushion.
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Her clinic – central Europe's first, founded in 2014 — now offering a range of therapies from infrared saunas and water massage to hoof recovery and laser therapy.
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Van Hoof was men's technical director at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics, where Britain's male gymnasts won five medals, including two golds for Max Whitlock.
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It can recognize a cow with an infected hoof from the change in its gait, or identify that a cow is pregnant and will eventually produce milk.
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In the very early days of gestation, in the area of the foot where the hoof eventually forms, Dr. Kavanagh counted clusters of developing cells representing toes.
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He did what many seasoned diplomats have done before him when their game plan is being cobbled together on the hoof: He stayed silent and headed home.
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If by "nail-biting," you mean I would have happily eaten a full horse's hoof if it had got me out of digesting any more miniature chocolates.
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Soto keeps a watchful eye, ensuring his horses receive proper veterinary and hoof care, nursing little ones who need extra help and making sure they are socialized.
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Shortly thereafter, he joined Kyuss, the grandaddies of stoned-to-the-bone desert rock, and took some time out to play on Goatsnake's classic Trampled Under Hoof.
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According to some tales, Bilqīs has a cloven hoof, which is reflected in the glass of the floor as she makes her ascent to meet the king.
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You either believed what the mind could do — and took your severed horse hoof and found what solace there was — or you didn't, and were a kid.
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Then he overcame a hoof bruise and fended off his Derby rival Good Magic in heavy fog while winning the Preakness Stakes on yet another sloppy track.
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Also, Saboten hoof trimmers — I'm not sure what kinds of hooves they're made to trim but they make amazing fine pruners and they keep a sharp edge.
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The ugliness is especially visible in these 'viral' moments when other people's lives are snatched and consumed voraciously on the hoof — as yet more content for rapacious feeds.
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Other tactics include grinding the sole of the hoof to expose sensitive tissues or inserting hard objects between the shoe or pad and the sole to cause pain.
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But it was quite cohesive in its vision and weirdness, and I think everyone there grew up with bands like Chrome Hoof that were always a bit strange.
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Professor Mick Peterson tested the slipperiness of the surface, how much give there was when the hoof hits the dirt and how much spring the track gives back.
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In 2014, a picture of Pooh gripping the hoof of his donkey friend Eeyore was compared to a photo of Xi shaking hands with Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe.
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If they stand still inside his kicking range, he will hoof in the front snap kick to the solar plexus and wind them with little chance of a return.
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On Thursday, I watched an intergalactic alien god of sex, drugs, and death drive his massive hoof through the body of a grimy man wearing only a Santa hat.
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More than 200 members of Parliament signed a letter accusing her of spearheading a policy change "on the hoof" in an effort to overcome the scandal, the Guardian reports.
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Johnson's decision last month to provide state assistance to keep small regional UK airline Flybe afloat was a worrying sign that his government was devising policy on the hoof.
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The underlying constant is his unique ability, using light and color, to transform seemingly mundane items into objects of desire — whether it be a hoof, a fish or a toenail.
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In Baltimore, public artist Graham Coreil-Allen has helped install several playfully designed crosswalks, from hopscotch patterns downtown to multicolored foot, hoof, bird and paw prints in a residential neighborhood.
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Though the horse burger isn't confirmed, if and when it's added to the menu you're going to have to hoof it over to Kazakhstan if you want to try it.
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My office is only a 10-minute walk from the harbor, and the weather is perfect weather outside, so my coworkers and I decide to hoof it to the docks.
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And TAC gave Graham hoof-like legs with added joints that would allow him to spring up and out of the way during a crash to avoid enduring major force.
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On a visit in October 1989, to Paris, Ky., where Secretariat lived on Claiborne Farm, he learned that the horse, afflicted with the hoof disease laminitis, had to be euthanized.
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Trump's volatile, unexpected moves during his unconventional campaign made him an elusive target for his political foes, and often saw him take policy positions, or reverse them, on the hoof.
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In the video, as soon as she sets a hoof on the covered ground, Bella gets giddy and drops down to roll around and get a full-body snow experience.
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And an army source tells PEOPLE that one area of inquiry may center on ground tobacco contained in a commemorative box fashioned from a hoof of one of Napoleon's horses.
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Manuel Gil y Saenz, a priest, was rushing to see his ill mother when his horse's hoof got stuck in black sludge, according to a local history of the find.
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He also developed the Orono Biomechanical Hoof Tester, a hulking piece of machinery, nearly 100 pounds of sleds, levers, and electromagnets meant to simulate the power of a thoroughbred's step.
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It was not a hard change to make — I just park a little further from work and hoof it a bit more or I go for a nice stroll during lunch.
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If I invited a lovely robot into my home and it malfunctioned, what's to keep it from putting a hoof through my TV or flailing a limb right into my face?
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The bike also offered intangibles: the sensation of balance without a foot or the hoof of an animal, without a single living part having to touch the Earth in any way.
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The International Federation for Equestrian sports (FEI) said Ringwood Sky Boy, 13-year-old mount of New Zealand eventing travelling reserve Tim Price, was first to set hoof on Brazilian soil.
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They create the breathtaking illusion that they were shot on-the-hoof in real locations, and that the camera operators were only just keeping up with the chaos exploding around them.
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The surgery was basically a hoof trim, and based on what the doc told them ... it was supposed to make him "sound" again -- but unfortunately, it sounds like it didn't take.
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Van Hoof had been suspended from his role since November, pending an investigation into alleged misconduct, and a statement from British Gymnastics cited 'irreconcilable differences' as the reason for his departure.
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Describing his sacking as a "crushing blow" Van Hoof alluded to his objections to the new World Class Performance Athlete Agreements as a reason for his fall-out with British Gymnastics.
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One day he came across a semicircle-shaped bone that he thought might be a horse hoof but turned out to be the vertebrae of a dinosaur that was previously unknown.
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Despite some hubbub after the Derby that he might be lame, based on what turned out to be a hoof bruise, Justify appears to be strong going into the Belmont Stakes.
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It was not a hard change to make — I just park a little farther from work and hoof it a bit more, or I go for a nice stroll during lunch.
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Har-Lee, an 800-pound animal who looks like a mix between a goat and an antelope, recently tried to hoof it out of the Roger Williams Zoo in Providence, Rhode Island.
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Lounging in her spacious downstage pen, where she'd used a hoof to arrange her bedding just so, she was the lamb in Sam Shepard's "Curse of the Starving Class" at Signature Theater.
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He seemed to have recovered nicely from a hoof bruise after the Derby, but this mile-and-a-half race — the Test of the Champion — can expose even the most bulletproof horses.
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Likewise, if the surface is too loose, it won't provide the proper support the horse needs as its hoof lands, the joint flexes over, and the animal propels itself off the ground.
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Baseball was being played in Cuba as early as the 1864—34 years before Theodore Roosevelt and his rough riders set hoof on Cuban soil for the Spanish-American war in 503.
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In his "Speck, Fishhook, Crest, Antenna, Hoof," for example, Hirato demands that the reader Look, all around The specks shimmering in blaze Passing verse, —Intimidation —Caution —Protection —Induction All the hues clouding. SIGNAL!
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This early relative of modern horses was about the size of a Labrador Retriever, and had three toes instead of single hoof—a tiny three-toed horse that could live indoors with you.
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Good for you, Luke Cage—only now, those sand-sized particles are falling back to Earth, getting in your hair, on your coat, your shoes as you hoof it towards the nearest brownstone.
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By 7 PM, you've consumed several cups of the stuff, your skin is dryer than the crack between a camel's hoof, and you have to get up six times at night to pee.
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The most striking part of the tableau wasn't that the bride, groom and officiant were inhuman, but that they were inanimate: made of plastic, measuring roughly six inches high from hoof to wither.
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"British Gymnastics confirms that an independent investigation is being conducted into allegations of misconduct relating to Eddie Van Hoof, pending the outcome of which he has been suspended," a statement said on Monday.
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The Wild West was famous for the rewards its saloon owners offered to catch bandits who swung into town, committed a heinous crime, and then vanished in a cloud of horse-hoof-generated dust.
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Experts thought that, with so much meat on the hoof, carnivores of all stripes would surely immigrate from surrounding areas of their own accord, but predator rebound has proved spotty — or not spotty enough.
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Experts thought that, with so much meat on the hoof, carnivores of all stripes would surely immigrate from surrounding areas of their own accord, but predator rebound has proved spotty — or not spotty enough.
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Graham is even able to avoid injury while on foot: He has hoof-like legs with added joints and knees that bend in all directions to quickly move out of the way of oncoming traffic.
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Dr. Seres elaborated on that message: "Lots of fruits and vegetables, eating things that look as much like when they came out of the ground, or off the hoof or hook, as possible," he said.
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The gods of computer generation have made every lupine hair, every buffalo hoof, and every scar on the ugly mug of Shere Khan, who was once burned by man's "red flower," otherwise known as fire.
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Even after you've identified a track, there's always more to observe, like how a lighter indentation on one side of a deer's front hoof prints means it stopped momentarily to reach for a bite of green.
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So no matter how you decide to wear your horseshoe (correct orientation of the symbol is still up for debate), get lucky by shopping our selection of jewelry, accessories, and more featuring the hoof-like shape.
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Jen Agg, on the other hand, is a constant presence in the front of house at the Black Hoof, Rhum Corner, and Grey Gardens, the restaurants she runs in Toronto (she also co-owns Agrikol in Montreal).
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Modesty, originalism, stare decisis, all these supposedly conservative judicial principles, all have the hoof prints of the Roberts Five all across their backs, wherever those principles got in the way of wins for the big Republican interests.
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This was the time when the economy was just beginning to recover, thanks to quantitative easing, and all over Brooklyn disgusting new restaurants with names like Elk & Blood and Sweetmeats Deer Hoof Sausages were opening for business.
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"Pigs are not nearly as well-suited to movement over distance as cattle and transporting them, either slaughtered or on the hoof, over hundreds or even tens of kilometres, would have required a monumental effort," Madgwick said.
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But there is plenty of consolation from other cooks: pacaya palm heart fritters with beans, rice and macaroni salad; a sticky cow hoof soup; tostadas layered with crumbled beef and a mayonnaise-dressed salad of peas and carrots.
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According to The Guardian, Knickers stands 26 feet, 26 inches from hoof to shoulder — that means he's only three inches shorter than a Mewtwo — and he weighs approximately 33 tons, or a little more than a Toyota Corolla.
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This new series follows champions including Guilherme Marchi, Renato Nunes and Silvano Alves as they straddle tornadoes of muscle, horn and hoof more than 10 times their weight and hang on as if their lives depended on it.
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The allegations against van Hoof have not been made public but his sacking came three weeks after British Gymnastics' chief executive Jane Allen published an open letter denying a 'win at any cost' mentality within the sport's elite structure.
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The Safe Haven for Donkeys provides free hoof care and dental treatment to donkeys, mules and horses in the central West Bank city of Nablus, as well as via a mobile clinic that visits villages across the mountainous territory.
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Hoppert: Sure the Derby winner looks a bit vulnerable, with four races since February and an ailing hoof from the slop, which he is set to encounter again, but is he so good that none of that will matter?
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The hoof has been held up as a sterling example of the idea that if something isn't working for a creature, it may be shed completely, with an excess toe or two left on the cutting room floor of evolution.
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It's always refreshing to get creative in a different fashion and I feel a slight throwback to a time when you could be a bit more free and easy by recording on the hoof and putting it out there immediately.
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As Lowe was riding a bull named Hard Times and tried to stay atop, he was pulled under the bull and the animal's left hind hoof struck his chest, Professional Bull Riders President & CEO Sean Gleason told reporters on Wednesday.
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Below is the the premiere of the video for "Sunrise Sunset," a spectral, slip of a song—a uke soflty strummed, percussion like the clippity-clop hoof-falls of a tiny pony, someone murmuring "It's all right," inches from your lobe.
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"If an animal disease like African swine fever or hoof-and-mouth gets into these animals, it will be almost impossible to stop," said Dr. William Karesh, a veterinarian who works for EcoHealth Alliance, an organization that studies animal disease.
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Horses could also be rented for upward of $55 an hour, to hoof it one block north and two blocks east from the Claremont stables, at 175 West 89th Street, to Central Park's four-and-a-quarter-mile bridle path.
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I had to deduce ECHINODERM (probably not for the first or last time), and funny enough had always thought of NAVICULAR bones as part of equine anatomy; they're little things, nestled in behind the coffin bone, which forms the core of the hoof.
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She cried out for the Devil to save her, when the man admitted that he himself was the Devil, and stomped his feet on the ground to prove that he had a cloven hoof, which the rock still shows to this day.
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They cited as an object lesson the 1907 case of Clever Hans, the horse that supposedly could solve arithmetic problems and would tap out his answers by hoof; as it turned out, he was responding to unconscious cues from the people around him.
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" Kaplan, a longtime entertainment journalist and the author of a well-regarded two-volume biography of Frank Sinatra, is generally on surer footing with Berlin's lyrics, which he describes as "modernism on the hoof: startling formal innovation smuggled into a seemingly banal idiom.
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The cushion must be about 236 to 21 inches deep with enough shear strength to withstand the force of a hoof attached to a horse going 303 to 230 miles per hour yet, at the same time, soft enough to absorb the impact.
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From chef Wolfgang Puck's forehead, to the hoof of Thummer the pig, the Los Angeles County Fair mascot, the Blue Men have a tendency to leave a trail of the substance—which is actually a specially formulated, blue foundation—in their wake.
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"What sense does it make to build a multi-, multmillion-dollar state-of-the-art facility to, among other things, mitigate the risk of hoof-and-mouth disease contamination, and then do what they are doing," said his lawyer, Stephen B. Meister.
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The dance pro was tasked with making sure that lead stars Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling could convincingly hoof it up on screen while also mastering the film's complex dance sequences — many of which were shot by director Damien Chazelle in long, single takes.
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But if you go to the zoo and all of a sudden one of the zebras turns directly toward you and starts pounding out a series of prime numbers with its hoof, all of a sudden you'll have a very different relationship with that creature.
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The colt named Destin had broken poorly that day and was roughed up early in the race, and Creator, who had closed like a freight train in the Arkansas Derby, barely lifted a hoof in Kentucky, clunking down the track as if wearing concrete shoes.
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"The Biggest Little Farm," opening Friday, May 20183, follows the Chesters across eight years as they resurrect Apricot Lane Farms with the help of Alan York, an expert in biodynamics who understands the interplay of root, hoof, snout, claw and beak in creating healthy soil.
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ALEX GORSKY: You know, Becky, it's all of the above it starts with -- huge thank you to Dr. Paul Stoffels, Dr. Johan Van Hoof, people who have poured, you know, a good chunk of their careers into understanding infectious disease and conditions like this.
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Lady Gaga is no stranger to blowing up the internet, from her outrageous fashion choices (meat dress and hoof shoes, anyone?) to her endless repetition of the same "there can be 100 people in the room…" story, which has spawned endless compilations and parodies.
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Real horses bolt when they hear a branch crack; Battlefield 1's beasts have ice in their veins, and will happily sidle up to an artillery piece and dig a lazy hoof into the dust, ignoring the deafening noise of the war going on around them.
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Horses with the gaitkeeper mutation can amble, or move at an intermediate pace with usually only one hoof off the ground at a time, but they have trouble transitioning from a trot to a gallop — which is why you don't tend to find them in the Olympics.
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" So, while the cloven-hoof candlesticks, swords, and knotted curses in jars might be a bit startling, the intent of the Preston Manor exhibition is to celebrate a woman who both practiced spiritual divination and strove to answer questions like, "How can I find a witches' coven?
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It is unclear if Justify, who was dealing with a hoof bruise after the Derby, would be retired immediately after the Belmont or if he would continue to run through the $6 million Breeders' Cup Classic in November and the $12 million Pegasus World Cup in January.
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Leaving trails of green dust, these prove easily crushable with the impact of a heeled shoe or even bare hands, though Ms. Rosenblit also applies heftier tools — a stockinged horse hoof that she wears for a time, a gleaming pocketknife — to the intermittent task of demolishing them.
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One handcuffed hour in a janky cop car later (during which time I jabbered the only Spanish I knew: "I'm very sorry," and "I have money"), we were relieved of all of our cash and dumped on a dirt road, forced to hoof it back to our respective lodgings.
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This dinner is food as a battleground, with Reichl eating mostly "to fortify yourself for all the lies you'll have to tell tonight": In the bar, a chef stood beside an entire leg of Serrano ham, holding the delicate black hoof with one hand as he carved with the other.
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The expanding availability of THYMOX FOOTBATH® throughout the global dairy industry will offer an enormous savings potential to farmers with the promise of improved hoof health and, thus, productivity for their cows, not to mention the removal of millions of tons of toxic chemicals from their workplace and the environment.
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The charm of "The Grand Budapest Hotel" (2014) arose from the clash between the geometric rigor of the design and the more impulsive way in which Ralph Fiennes, for example, in the role of the concierge, dashed around firing off curses, beguiling the guests, and changing his plans on the hoof.
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Jamal pays a visit to Veronica, invading her space with his bulk and demanding his money back; she has a fluffy white dog, and, even though Jamal doesn't cram it into the blender or hoof it out of the window, you fear that he might do so at any moment.
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Our days at SwaSwara were unhurried and spacious, sprinkled with yoga, a late-morning group activity — bird-watching, nature walk, boat ride — a body treatment, a swim in the pool, or a walk along Om beach, where cows amble aimlessly, leaving hoof prints in the sand alongside those of vacationers'.
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As determined by the National Geodetic Survey at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, our country's geographic center is in the middle of a remote, hoof-pocked field, about a half-hour's drive from Belle Fourche, S.D. Marking the exact spot is a small metal disc engraved with the word CENTER.
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"Adult customers who dress in any type of cow attire, whether it's 'head-to-hoof' or sporting a cow-spotted accessory, will be rewarded with a free Chick-fil-A entrée, such as an Original Chicken Sandwich, seasonal Smokehouse BBQ Bacon Sandwich or breakfast favorite, the Egg White Grill," the release reads.
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Among the methods of horse soring that would be banned are: putting a chain around a horse's ankles during training, putting weights on the animal's front hooves, filing down a horse's hoof to the sole so it comes in direct contact with the shoes and injecting or rubbing irritating chemicals into a horse's foreleg.
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Their jackets have been retro hits — Cindy Crawford and her daughter, the model Kaia Gerber, sported matching ones on a cover of French Vogue — but for their third collection, moving from pieces to a full collection, Mr. Meyer and Mr. Vaillant stumbled a bit (and so did several of the models, in hoof-like shoes).
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While Peterson says no definitive study has shown exactly what happens to a horse's leg on different surfaces, vets and track supervisors have come to agree on a few things over centuries of horse racing: A surface that's too wet or deep sucks at the horse's hoof, overloads their soft tissues, and fatigues their muscles.
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It is striking how much the NFL's economic structure looks like America's right now, with a plump class of billionaire lords overseeing a self-regarding tier of well-compensated managers and administrators whose primary role has been defined as extracting maximum productivity at minimum cost from an increasingly fungible fleet of labor-units-on-the-hoof.
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Perhaps you're 18 and sitting on the swings with a friend, both on the precipice of leaving your hometown for the first time, life yawning cavernously open in front of you while you hoof the last of some bad coke off a National Insurance card and reflect on all the times you kissed the same people over by the cricket pitch.
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Of the things my trainer taught me, most crucial was the notion that no self-respecting rider turns up for a horse show, a hunter pace, a point-to-point or even bothers to saddle up for a ride in the woods without first making certain the horse's mane is brushed, its coat curried and each hoof lifted and picked clean.
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This discovery was rooted in a basic analytical mistake—more goals were scored after short strings of passes because shorter strings of passes vastly outnumber longer ones, and on a proportional bases more goals in fact followed from sustained possession—but no matter: the British game became enraptured with hoof-and-hope attacks, the lingering detrimental effects of which can still be seen in player development today.
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A mostly finished Big Gulp and a couple of unopened bags of sunflower seeds sit beside him as he views the action on the track, glancing alternatively through binoculars and at a little TV. Jackson didn't run the hoof-testing machine that morning, as had been planned, for fear that the drizzle could rust out the specialized cables, causing friction when the weight drops and possibly costing thousands in damage.
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Behind the camera, Ms. Nelson taught Tuesday Weld to watusi in "I'll Take Sweden" (21956), Ingrid Bergman to do early disco moves in "Cactus Flower" (22001), Jerry Lewis to hoof it like a space alien in "A Visit to a Small Planet" (19883) and the whole cast of "Cat Ballou" (21988) — led by Jane Fonda, who she said was a balletically trained natural — to execute Old West dances for the hoedown scene.
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The room echoes with every cough and indecipherable provocation from the people in the rafters, Hannity and Trump unmoved by it all, sitting there looking the only way they ever do—Hannity, a squinty charlatan with a head like an elephant hoof, leaned back in his chair like he might at any moment unbuckle his pants; Trump, a Ziploc bag of microwaved mortadella, all wild hyperbole and unverifiable pronouncements delivered with the nonchalance of a man folding laundry.
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