They haven't innovated for a while because they're mostly owned by private equity firms and all they're doing is milking ... Milking it, right?
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The main problem faced by Milchkristalle is that milking the cows at night can lead to a stress response in the animals because they are not used to that milking schedule.
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Either way ... she's milking it for all it's worth.
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Universal is milking the hype … keeping fans on their toes!
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Automated milking and drones are in vogue at the moment.
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Instead, Viall is milking his 15 minutes one more time.
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The park has been milking spiders for venom since 1981.
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These sanitary interiors were borrowed from those of milking houses.
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At first Bellamy's seemed to be milking it, not Mengniu.
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"Jeopardy!" is milking the combined stardom for all it's worth.
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Private companies have proved adept at milking their most loyal customers.
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Already robots are milking the cows on some giant dairy farms.
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Having Jaimi school me on milking the cow was also hilarious.
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Is there anything more shameful for a Tutsi than milking goats?
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Then at 4:30 PM, we began the milking process again.
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While milking the creature, the players are instructed to lock eyes.
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You can use this "milking" technique on each individual finger as well.
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President Zuckerberg, who is right now on the campaign trail milking cows.
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He is milking dairy cows, which provide most of his family's income.
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Rukorera and his sons reserved the noble task of milking for themselves.
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Mr. Sweetman was on the other side of the door, milking cows.
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They're cutting wood, tilling fields, milking cows, stirring cheese and harvesting courgettes.
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Soon, he'll pick up three Milking Devons from a farm in Vermont.
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Robotics in the milking parlors has also helped him reduce labor costs.
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Foreign Policy or simply milking [the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia] of $480B?
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The creators and marketers of "Zoolander 2" are milking those connections with abandon.
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Is he really just milking his 15 minutes as long as he can?
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Copyright and patent laws should be loosened to prevent incumbents milking old discoveries.
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The evening milking drew the largest crowd, especially among the women and children.
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A dairy farm in Michigan has deployed robotic milking machines using Swedish equipment.
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Gracie had a little trough for her milking food tied onto the bedhead.
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Campers can watch the milking process, and the friendly goats love the company.
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Each morning, Crispin Hernandez, then a dairy worker in upstate New York, would wake up at dawn and shuffle cows one by one into milking chutes, then sanitize and massage their teats before affixing a milking machine to each udder.
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Really milking this video of cow on the loose in Prospect Park in #Brooklyn.
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They begin by milking snakes for their venom and injecting a small amount mammals.
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One of them is the image of Luke Goddamn Skywalker milking an alien's udder.
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Is Jimmy Fallon really this clueless about farm life — or is he milking it?
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Now, some entrepreneurs have found a more humane use for the camels: milking them.
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A model of a milking rotary at the EuroTier trade fair in Hanover, Germany.
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Since that's very unlikely to happen, we're milking our nostalgia with something else: makeup.
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As for Adèle Haenel, far from milking the role, she gives almost nothing away.
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People may criticize Apple for essentially milking three products out of a single design.
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She plans to take them to the nursery, the milking parlor and the pastures.
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Many violinists can't resist milking the poignant theme of this concerto's magisterial slow movement.
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" He added, "Hikmat was like a milking cow: everybody tried to suck his milk.
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The man: Boras grew up milking cows on his father's dairy farm outside Sacramento.
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At the same time, Mr. Gordon would like to build a new milking parlor.
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For a breakout hit, "Stranger Things 2" mostly refrains from milking fan-favorite elements.
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At 16, he began working at a dairy farm, milking cattle and then raising calves.
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The method to create Made By Cow milk involves herding management and hygienic milking practices.
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In present day, Stone seems to be milking his Alzheimer's diagnosis for all its worth.
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One morning, the small crowd that assembled to watch the milking found Rukorera's kraal deserted.
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With food, housing, veterinarian bills, milking, processing, and human labor, having dairy cows is expensive.
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I started milking cows by hand in the evenings when I was five years old.
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Like any good monopolist, it is milking its captive audience (Democrats) for all they're worth.
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I love that Trump is tough on these criminals who are milking our system dry.
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The central milking parlour forces farmers with big herds to keep animals indoors, he says.
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Jacob Tremblay knows he's stolen your heart – and he's milking his cuteness for all its worth.
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One of his younger brothers wants to get married in the old milking barn next summer.
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It's way easier to not go around taking beavers and milking their, their uh — Rabaiotti: — butts!
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They spend their days working—mostly herding and milking buffalo, collecting reeds to sell, and fishing.
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Dairy Day featured a parade, a cheese auction and contests in cow milking and milkshake mixing.
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"They're going to keep milking the cow until the cow can't be milked anymore," he said.
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And they're milking his celebrity for all its worth, issuing a slew of statements invoking him.
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"Everybody is milking this," said Maha Yahya, director of the Carnegie Middle East Center in Beirut.
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They were accusing refugees, like him, of being terrorists, milking the welfare system and committing crimes.
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Amazon has proven adept at milking their hosts for tax incentives and credits in the past.
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He spends about five hours a day milking his 117 cows, once at 5:30 a.m.
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In addition to breast-feeding her infant, Redd, Batang permits regular milking for the milk bank.
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He's milking the diction-dairy, wiping up the puddles of Anglo detritus and scoffing the lot.
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QUINTANILLA: CHIP, YOU TALKED ABOUT TAKING RISKS, NOT MILKING THE BRAND FOR CASH, MOVING INTO OTHER BUSINESSES.
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Thornton picked cotton, drove a mule around a hay baler, herded cows and helped with the milking.
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This approach led me to end up fighting a samurai, eating a sandwich, and milking a cow.
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Milking on his farm starts at 4.30 am and the day does not end until 8 pm.
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Instead of shamelessly milking historical bloodshed, the development team has taken a different route with Battlefield 13.
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"After the A.C.L. surgery, there was a lot of talk that Rose was milking it," Mitchell said.
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Conway is now trying to get General Brockhart on his team, once again milking that military connection.
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At best, Mr. Trump is extorting our Saudi neighbors, milking them for money they do not have.
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Ms. Jensen, who has an M.B.A. and a plant-management background, said she could envision milking 2802,2387.
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He's the original state capitalist, milking every dollar that he can, all of it through political connections.
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But milking a spider gets you only a thousandth or a hundredth of a milliliter of the stuff.
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When I asked the waitress for milk for my coffee, I said "moo" and made cow-milking gestures.
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Italians, she said, struggle to keep up with the grueling work day, with milking starting at 5.00 a.m.
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Mother's Day is coming up on Sunday and I, for one, am milking it for all it's worth.
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By milking those inactive customers, who are mostly poor, under-educated and elderly, the suppliers boosted their profitability.
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Milking blood from a finger put stress on red blood cells and could cause them to break apart.
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Philip grew up milking cows, hauling drinking water and earning money by trapping weasels and selling their fur.
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Lately, people have inundated her with accusations that Muslims are milking the welfare system and plotting against Danes.
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Granted, TV has traditionally been built around finding popular concepts and milking them for as long as possible.
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Noren recently conducted a study that required 15 months of regularly milking two killer whale mothers at SeaWorld.
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We'll keep on milking the cows and loading the trucks, doing our part to feed the food chain.
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They have used its backing to accumulate power, while entrenching ethnic and sectarian divisions and milking the state.
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Each cow wears a sensor on its collar to signal the robots when it is time for milking.
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Caring for animals, milking cows and harvesting crops aren't the sorts jobs most people today want to do.
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Judit Juhasz: Roughly, we are milking 1,300 camels twice a day, so it&aposs a very intense work.
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The public is turning social-justice arguments back on the clerics, who are accused of milking the state.
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" They say F.D.A. regulations define milk as a "lacteal secretion" obtained by milking "one or more healthy cows.
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The Rivendale robotic milking machines are made by Lely, a Dutch company and a leader in the industry.
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Additionally, the 5G smart collars help automate the milking process by wirelessly communicating with a robotic milking system that lets the cow approach the station at its own leisure, pass through the gates after an ID check, and hook up to the robot all with little to no human intervention.
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" Another chapter dealing with the milking of cows of the Sabbath, a practice forbidden in Judaism but which can be got around by having a non-Jew do the milking, tells readers that Jews do not have Arabs living among them for fear "they might... harm us or spy on us.
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Yes, he was desperately depraved when it came to milking every last drop from the juggernauts he helped build.
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For close to 100 years, antivenom production has been a laborious process of snake-milking and horse blood harvesting.
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By the numbers: Nearly 1,200 Wisconsin dairy farms have stopped milking cows since 2016, with 212 folding this year.
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Charter is in a milking phase, as is Comcast, which just had one of its best quarters in years.
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Farmers especially hate daylight saving time, because if you think jetlagged people are trouble, try milking a jetlagged cow.
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The dangerous weather conditions also prevent dairy employees from fulfilling their jobs and milking each cow twice a day.
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She assures me that she would be up milking her buffalo before my first outhouse excursion of the day.
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At one point, Berryman enacts a hilariously impassioned sermon, stalking the stage and milking each line for a laugh.
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But CBS decided to hold the news, milking the suspense by not unveiling one region soon after finishing another.
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"It's up to us," she said, blowing on the milking station's metal tubes and rubbing them between her hands.
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All members of the family contributed to the household, with tasks from milking the cow to tending the garden.
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But milking old, forgotten interviews for content is an easy way to keep a host in the podcast space.
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She finds all kinds of laughs milking a pause, running through expressions, steadily ramping up the emotion with gusto.
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It is now a diversified operation with milking cows, breeding cows, vegetable crops, corn for feed, chickens, even honeybees.
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The milking stations have vanilla-flavored feed pellets, but a cow cannot just come back repeatedly for the treats.
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The milking cows have been distributed among farmers who, under Canada's tightly controlled dairy system, hold quotas to produce milk.
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Once their dominance is secure, they could turn predatory, milking consumers and squeezing innovative potential from the broader business environment.
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For the cows, among the 5G-connected gadgets they are wearing is a collar that controls a robotic milking system.
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And based on a new promo for the second season, the show is milking them both for all their worth.
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Modern farms are growing more high tech each day, from using self-driving tractors to installing automated cow-milking robots.
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And it's certainly an eclectic mix of games, from sword duels and boxing to milking a cow (I'm not kidding).
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And rather than milking its already existing Millennial fan base, the show sounds like it's looking to reach younger viewers.
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After the arrests of the past week, Trump tweeted support, saying those arrested had been "milking their country for years".
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Later, I visited the milking room at the Rawson Brook Farm to meet the farmer behind the chèvre — Susan Sellew.
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They're raking leaves, milking cows, scraping dishes, overseeing student payroll and loom-weaving throw blankets for the Berea craft catalog.
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When all your friends are having their weekends off and working nine-to-five, [milking] is not in-keeping with reality.
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But as it turns out, Disney will be milking this one for all its worth after all, albeit with a delay.
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PragerU seem to be milking the situation: A playlist of videos "Restricted by YouTube" enjoys pride of place on the homepage.
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Increased efficiencies in milking and corporate farming have also led to overproduction, especially as U.S. consumer tastes shift away from dairy.
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The dedicated few who take on the shepherd role rise at the crack of dawn to get the first milking done.
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Most of the players ended up sleeping in a dorm room area that was located on top of a milking barn.
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"A lack of power can also be of concern for dairy farms that need to run a milking parlor," said Ammerman.
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It was my first day in the marshes, and I noticed a woman milking her buffalo on one of the islands.
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They do the best "Dying Swan" in town, raising the stakes by milking every sappy detail (in the finest ballerina tradition).
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Until it settles the matter, expect food industry lobbyists to continue milking the ambiguity of this situation for all its worth.
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After milking, the cows were taken back out to pasture, a long trek down the driveway and across the main road.
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Pogba down in a heap after that free kick, and Croatia's fans are absolutely certain he's milking time off the clock.
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It would be hazardous to try milking any cetacean in the wild (although scientists have done so with recently deceased specimens).
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The model relied less on milking clients with steep hourly rates measured down to six-minute increments like most law firms.
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He said he did not believe manure was escaping from the two effluent ponds on the property, or the milking building.
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For example: When SpongeBob and Patrick go "jellyfishing," they're catching jellyfish in butterfly nets and then milking them for their jelly.
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The BBC show "Love in the Countryside" has rural singletons bonding with potential suitors over menial tasks, such as milking cows.
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Mr. Corenswet credits his father with steering him into regional theater as a child in Philadelphia — an early "milking cows" epiphany.
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"You still have to do this here," he said, as the milking machine chugged like a heartbeat over his soft voice.
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Portable milking machines are an Azores innovation, and have been an essential part of Terceira dairy farming for over 30 years.
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There have been "difficult discussions" with the Balls, he said, when milking the clock to protect a lead was the wiser tactic.
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Some of it is effective filmmaking, though the Russos are also prone to milking emotions without really crystallizing them in concise images.
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BCG told firms to split portfolios into four buckets: cash cows worth milking, stars, dogs that should be shot and question-marks.
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Bilott spent the weekend riding horses, milking cows and watching Secretariat win the Triple Crown on TV. He was 7 years old.
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The device recognizes the individual to precisely latch on to its teats for milking, while the cow munches on a food reward.
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It had no violence or complicated controls, instead focusing on building relationships and comparatively mundane tasks like growing carrots or milking cows.
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Xiaomi is really milking the unveiling of its first ever drone, with a short teaser video of the device now surfacing online.
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That's right, I'm talking about how Snapchat Snap is still milking Spectacles out with its extremely limited release using Snapbot vending machines.
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It's no surprise, then, that Spotify is milking that feature for all it's worth, further blurring the lines between premium and free.
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These individuals perform the day in, day out — basic activities that go along with milking and humanely caring for U.S dairy cows.
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Aum's leader sold his blood as part of a drink to followers, and the game show's him milking his fingers into bottles.
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Then came the hour when the sun was climbing the sky but the freshness of dawn hadn't yet dissipated: agasusuruko , milking time.
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We always began the milking with the cow who had just calved, for she produced the most milk—honey-rich, creamy milk.
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The white air moist on my face, and my mother pushing away my red fingers and milking Gracie into the enamel can.
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It's a job that requires long, physically demanding, all-weather hours out in the fields or the milking shed—often working alone.
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Normally, "Don't you think you're milking it a bit too much?" is asking whether someone has gone overboard in looking for sympathy.
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While the Murrays received about $21940 from Mr. Trump's farm aid program, it was not enough to keep their milking operations afloat.
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The rise of corporate farms and more efficient milking processes have led to an oversupply as consumption of milk has waned nationally.
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Thomson uses a couple of favorite hymns as themes, often milking the tunes for motivic bits that are spun into intricate passages.
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The evidence seems to point to a marketing stunt, but I expect the press to keep milking this story for some time.
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But Mr. Trump is shrewdly milking this process for maximum drama, fulfilling the entertainment quotient that sells so well to his voters.
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The story ends with the nurse, nipples in hand, chanting "Shame" as "she's milking me like a human cow," Ms. Headey said.
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So for some camels the training itself for the milking parlor takes two, three days, but for some camels it took weeks.
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A new milking parlor, costing as much as 300,000 pounds, or about $394,000, would give him more time to do other things.
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But in the late 1980s, with milk prices sagging, they began selling off their 260 milking cows and diversified their farm strategy.
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You would come to set, already in your costume, and we'd be milking the cows and then we'd be doing the scene.
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There are more than two dozen minigames in 1-2-Switch, including one in which players compete while milking a virtual cow.
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You might be thinking that San Fran should consider bumping property taxes, milking the mega-rich unicorn investors, and building some public housing.
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For more than a decade, Lopez—who was in the country illegally—worked 21979-hour shifts, milking cows and caring for veal calves.
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Castro assured that she was provided special care, including a security detail and an air-conditioned stable where music was played during milking.
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The puppeteers (who enter by opening the creatures head, sure) had monitors on the inside to follow the scene while the milking occured.
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He will not film a homeless person if that person seems unwell or intoxicated, though he is fine with milking schizophrenics for laughs.
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Mr. Hough conveyed the exploratory elements of "Clair de lune" by playing it with rhythmic integrity and not a trace of expressive milking.
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Milking our collective cultural memory — while demonstrating a perverse selective memory of his own — constitutes stratospheric cynicism, or perhaps, a professional death rattle.
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We have what's called a milking parlor, where they're milked in a circle by machine, and we're also using manure for fuel now.
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Cheese has increasingly joined oil and other commodities smuggled along the border between Colombia and Venezuela, and criminal groups are milking the profits.
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In 2009, it became the first state to outlaw tail-docking of dairy cows, where the tail is partly amputated to ease milking.
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It involves milking snake venom by hand and injecting it into horses or other animals in small doses to evoke an immune response.
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Walk into the dairy barn at Rivendale and there are no people — only cows, an automated feed system and three robotic milking machines.
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If the $300 Switch can get people as excited about virtual cow milking than all the resolutions and frame rates and processors won't matter.
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Farmers also used the app to discuss the market value of zucchini, or the pros and cons of milking robots, the Better India reported.
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It was quick, clean, and surprising — a stark contrast to the show's tradition of milking key dramatic moments to the point of audience fatigue.
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Dairy farmers in the state known for its cheese are reeling from the president's trade wars as over 1,200 farms have stopped milking cows.
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By old tradition, coverage of the royals oscillates between sycophantic and brutal, avidly milking story lines about their laziness, profligacy, debauchery or low intelligence.
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According to the feds, Devine was milking Bebe's Amex card to book flights and other travel for himself and his family back in 2017.
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Over 75 minutes, Mr. LaMarca's documentary watches three farmers toil over feeding, milking, bottling, chopping wood, picking vegetables and tending to goats giving birth.
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Prosecutors suspect it of systematically overcharging for posters, fliers and the like sold in campaign "kits" — and then, milking giant reimbursements from the state.
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A milking robot pulls around 73 gallons from each cow, which is bottled or made into yogurt and then trucked to local grocery stores.
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Companies appear to still be milking the "cozy" phenomenon that exploded at places like Gap, Bed Bath & Beyond and Target last year, she said.
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Likewise, the Russians despised Hillary Clinton and would have been interested in milking American contacts for information about how best to damage her chances.
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But to date, the main market has been smaller operations with 120 to 240 milking cows, said Steve Fried, Lely's North American sales manager.
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And while an antivenom exists, it involves a practically medieval method of snake milking and horse blood harvesting that is error prone and inefficient.
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Zuckerberg is going to have to show he's in touch with middle America, and that might mean milking cows in Wisconsin or hunting in Montana.
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As utterly bizarre as milking a virtual utter with a controller was, I have to admit, it was a hell of a lot of fun.
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She has just finished milking her four cows and has asked the boys to keep an eye on the goats corralled in the little compound.
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The reasoning behind the project is pretty clear: Since previous Disney re-ups have made money, the company's milking this strategy for all its worth.
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And, of course, Amazon is clearly milking the decision making process for all it's worth as cities across the States roll out the red carpet.
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That to me was the biggest advance: not complaining about fashion, not denying it, not ignoring it, but milking it for what it was worth.
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For the more adventurous travelers, the Bold Coast offers more than scenery with firsthand cultural experiences like clam digging and goat milking to make cheese.
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As Obama said in a speech following the inauguration, he and Michelle have been "milking" their goodbyes, but we wouldn't have it any other way.
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One of the industries that's been most transformed by mechanization is agriculture, with innovations like tractors and milking machines speeding up production and increasing yields.
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The milking of poor communities by police and the courts, and enforcement of debts with jail time, were a factor in the unrest in Ferguson.
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On a recent morning, 150 Holsteins moseyed into the milking parlor where workers from Kenya, the Philippines and elsewhere hooked them up to automated pumps.
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Before that, he'd been to the milking barn to open the doors, turn the lights on, and prepare food bins for his organic dairy cows.
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It happened during a scene when one of the characters watches an octopus/cow porn shoot that consists of the octopus milking the cow lasciviously.
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Until a few months ago, his studio was the farm's derelict milking parlor; patches of 50-year-old cow dung remain bonded to the floor.
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In the meantime, though, we're told Weinstein's milking his stay at the Bellevue Hospital he was taken to this week after complaints of chest pains.
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It&aposs very crucial that we provide a very relaxed, very calm atmosphere for the camels during milking to be able to release the milk.
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A huge, rotating milking parlour is at one end of the barn, so the cows' feet don't suffer trudging on tracks or loitering on concrete.
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Calmette's method still dominates antivenom production today—a practically medieval process of snake milking and horse blood harvesting that is laborious, expensive, and error-prone.
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As they matured, Google and the rest turned out much like other big companies, seeking to establish de facto monopolies and milking them for their shareholders.
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Reactions seem to have ranged from enthusiastic, to perplexed, to, in true VIP style, more or less ignoring the art and milking the personal promo instead.
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She looks like she's walked into something super private (Luke Skywalker milking some big thing that probably enjoys it), and feels sorry for having done it.
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And therein lies both Nintendo's genius and its most maddening quality: milking nostalgia for the past and combining that with rare collectible products of the present.
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They washed down the dirty stalls in the rotary milking parlor at Noblehurst Farms in western New York, some 7,500 miles from their birthplace in Bhutan.
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A 215 report by WinterGreen Research forecast significant growth in the use of robotics in "every aspect of farming, milking, food production" and other agricultural enterprises.
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That doesn't mean I can shake the feeling that Spotify is milking a ton of client relations work and positive PR out of this sincere passion.
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We are talking about the small cows, not the high-yielding milking cows which are fed with grains and genetically modified crops and stuff like that.
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Luke has apparently gotten into the habit of milking the planet's local creatures — the remarkably relaxed thala-sirens that spend their time reclining against the rocks.
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Rachel Lindsay must know it's just a matter of time before the world loses interest in her season of "The Bachelorette" ... so she's milking the spotlight.
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Democrats argued that the deals looked like examples of Price milking his political position to make money, but he maintained that it was all above board.
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Ultimate isn't out until December 20183, but Nintendo's been doing an admirable job milking the fighting game for announcements since it was unveiled back at E3.
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Sheep graze on the land belonging to the convent, but there are people who help the nuns when it comes to shearing or milking the animals.
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Beyond a cynical milking of blue states, capping the deduction for local and state taxes violates the doctrine of federalism, which conservatives say they hold dear.
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New Zealand Police are investigating the theft of up to 500 milking cows from a farm in Ashburton, located approximately 90 kilometres south west of Christchurch.
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Unlike so many of its competitors, which offer wide-ranging product lines — if it exists in nature, someone is milking it — Oatly does one thing: oats.
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But of course mere plot summary hardly does justice to Fitzgerald's gift for milking a fanciful gag, charmingly, unto a length of 5,000 words or so.
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The raid marks a dramatic escalation in the pressure on Zuma and the political faction around him accused of milking state resources for their own ends.
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Volunteers learn to live on an organic farm, tilling land, milking cows and taking produce to market, with the prospect of operating their own farm someday.
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Without them, and an automated feeding system, the milking barn at Rivendale would require five workers instead of being mainly overseen by one, Ms. Grady said.
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Electricity-intensive operations, like pumping water or turning on an automated milking system, disrupts the local power grid by drawing a ton of energy all at once.
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Then they did a whole bunch of farm chores ("I wouldn't even make my nanny do farm chores," #JustCorinneThings), including feeding cows, milking cows and shoveling manure.
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Dapaah, however, is a real person, and he's milking the power of the internet's meme-makers for all its worth before we collectively decide to move on.
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Robotic milking machines are used by some dairies, and planting is automated in vegetables, yet weeding and harvesting of vegetables and fruit largely relies on hand labor.
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At the same time, Trump's staunch ally, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is also undermining the same relationships -- milking the US Embassy move for domestic political capital.
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His recent actions against China will raise the cost of critical products such as equipment for milking, brewing and candy making as well as lifesaving essential medicines.
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ISPs are going through the regulatory ringer with local governments who seem to care more about milking them of their money rather than helping America move forward.
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In 2012, for example, a collector sued Cady Noland, an American conceptual sculptor, after she disavowed a work, "Cowboys Milking," because, she said, it had been damaged.
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He grew up milking cows on the farm, then earned three degrees in animal sciences and microbiology at Cornell University and taught at the University of Kentucky.
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Hold it in the non-milking hand, and, with the active hand, this: Index finger and thumb two inches above the teat, gripping it like a nipple.
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Next spring, Pandit and Scott will build a milking parlor and a space to pasteurize and bottle in the final steps toward bringing their milk to market.
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Margot Brooks: I got up at 5:30 for coffee and was in the barn by 6 AM to start the sanitizer cycle on the milking equipment.
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He updated Sherlock Holmes, creating a brilliant but socially awkward, obsessive-compulsive detective who assisted the police while milking comedy from the protagonist's discomfort and prudish fussiness.
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Kendricks ran around the athletics track, arms aloft, milking the applause and apparently oblivious that the women's 1500 meters was underway, before going back to the field.
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The center also vastly inflated the number of migrants it was caring for, milking the government for still more money than it was due, the investigators say.
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The actors now take turns reading from letters, transcripts and news accounts without milking the expressive techniques so gaily demonstrated in the first half of the play.
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"I think he's milking the system," said Gay Culverhouse, who is a former president of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and who helps retired players with health issues.
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In the United States, even large-herd producers with thousands of cows in California, which have been labor-intensive operations, are beginning to try robotic milking machines.
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But they could not sustain the jobs while raising five sons, ages 4 months to 9 years, and milking a herd of dairy cows twice a day.
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Boss Tim Cook is also milking the discomfort of Facebook, Google and others whose businesses rely heavily on sharing data, sometimes controversially, by contrasting Apple's privacy-friendly approach.
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According to consultant Tim Gibson, approximately 600 robots, milking about 23 cows each, are now installed in the UK. For Hughes, robots change the nature of the job.
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Instead of just posting up at the ATM and milking the machine for as many Benjamins as he could, he posted about his surprise windfall on social media.
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" Many U.S. dairy farmers are fighting the FDA to enforce the definition of milk as "lacteal secretion" produced by "the complete milking of one or more healthy cows.
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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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Mr. Kim "has mastered the art of milking a single cosmetic concession for months," Vipin Narang, an expert on North Korea at M.I.T., said on Twitter this week.
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With his high, declamatory voice and his way of milking words for their sonic potential as well as their meaning, Mr. Nuriddin (pronounced noo-ruh-DEEN) stood out.
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In the communications cited by authorities, some of the men appeared to be aware that their success in milking inside tips to make money could be their undoing.
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Juhasz: Camel is a different species, so we didn&apost want and still don&apost want to turn them into milking machine because we are thinking long term.
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It is still a very common practice for a coach to continue milking points out of athletes who are battling an eating disorder, while providing completely inadequate care.
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She calculated the calories in a serving of each bird mentioned in the song, and offset them with the calories burned by the various activities (milking, leaping, etc.).
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The Rivendale cows are milked four times a day on average, when they feel ready, compared with the traditional twice-a-day regimen when humans manage the milking.
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The most economically efficient option would be to let those dairy farmers go out of business, rather than pay them to keep milking their cows, exacerbating the glut.
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Because many went without milking for two days during the storm, their supply is expected to dwindle, said Darren Turley, the executive director of the Texas Association of Dairymen.
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This can make life pretty profitable for studios like Rovio that strike gold and can spend a decade milking their former glory and fading out, but it's still fascinating.
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I've even watched snippets of his jailhouse interviews over the years — enough to deduce that Bundy was the classic charming sociopath, milking the attention while ultimately revealing very little.
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STEP inside, and it could be a scene from the English countryside or the American heartland: one hundred well-fed dairy cows spinning slowly on a circular milking parlour.
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The old, sclerotic system of governance would have made it difficult to implement such reforms; allowing corrupt and privileged princes to continue milking the kingdom would have undermined them.
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For instance, on one card (pictured above) a woman with long blonde braids sits on a stool milking a grumpy cow—which on inspection proves to be a bull.
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After milking the spiders, the park delivers the venom to a division of the blood plasma and vaccine maker CSL Ltd, which converts it into the life-saving antidote.
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In most European countries, it is the populists who are milking migration for every vote they can get, and Trump seems more than willing to help them do it.
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When I saw it, some heavy milking — and, to be fair, gales of audience laughter — had the show running at closer to two hours than the advertised 95 minutes.
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Former Trump campaign deputy manager David Bossie, who Axios recently exposed as milking donors by flaunting President Trump's name, is trying to repair and revive his controversial fundraising operation.
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They are like so many gilded dairy farmers accustomed to milking cities and fans for subsidies and hidden costs and whatever else — including their teams — that isn't nailed down.
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Before then, Kamuru said, he struggled to sell more than half of the 12 liters of milk his brace of cows gave during their morning and evening milking sessions.
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Trump sets out a tough trade message in Vietnam, bitcoin slides by over $1,000 in less than 0003 hours and robotic dairy milking takes off in the United States.
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Mr. Dyer, as the surly top thug, and Mr. Freeman, as his fretful second banana, enjoyably elicit the music-hall rhythms of these squabbling criminals, without milking the laughs.
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In addition to farming tasks, women were caring for livestock (milking them, processing milk, meat, hides, and wool into textiles, and carrying feed around) and making pottery and textiles.
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The firm, led by Robert Smith, is known for firing high-paid executives, replacing many U.S. positions with cheaper off-shore alternatives and milking the cash from the resulting earnings.
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There are also activities like goat yoga and cow milking, as well as hundreds of competitions and contests awarding prizes for raising the best zucchinis and making the best jam.
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Farmers begin saving money as they grow their own feed, and can then start to afford key tools, from an electric cactus harvester to a mechanical milking machine, he said.
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We'd console him with a handful of bulrushes and some bean stock, and, once the milking was over, he would return to his mother and glean whatever milk was left.
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But notice that the painting would go slack without its largest character: in the foreground, a sturdy mare looking back with mild forbearance at a man who is milking her.
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Now, at 82, he is shutting down the shiny, sprawling Elmhurst Dairy plant in Jamaica, Queens, long a vital pit stop on the way from milking barn to milk mustache.
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In a process called "milking," which looks every bit as bizarre as you might imagine, farmers can squeeze out up to 15 percent of the fish's body weight in caviar.
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But regardless of what we learn about Mateen, experts concur the group will use this attack to breathe new life into its propaganda machine, milking it for everything it's worth.
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SIPPENAEKEN, Belgium — Christian Wiertz worked his usual 14 hours on Thursday, milking 20143 cows at his family farm in this village in eastern Belgium, near the border with the Netherlands.
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Diving into her chest voice, but not milking it or pushing too hard, her tone stayed round, warm and not all that loud, an iron fist in a cashmere glove.
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The cheesemaking process must begin within 18 hours of milking, and the cheese can only include milk, rennet (a naturally occurring complex of enzymes used to make cheese), and salt.
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He earned that regard, in part, by milking the everyday people, buildings, streets and mores of the humble Weequahic neighborhood and other city landmarks, often with palpable and wistful affection.
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"First, we have [the process of] milking around, and it was probably geared for kids because it is a good source of hydration and is relatively pathogen-free," McClure said.
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With the Glasgow crowd roaring him on, Duplantis cleared the bar in almost languid fashion before climbing off the mat, crossing his arms across his chest and milking the applause.
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For Mr. Hull, the past decade has brought growing injuries and decades-old pain from hand-milking cows, holding struggling horses during breeding and continually twisting in the tractor seat.
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After milking cows, swinging samurai swords and drawing guns on each other, adults who try Switch may remember the joys of the hand-slap game they played in grade school.
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The board's chairwoman, Mary D. Nichols, an assistant administrator at the Environmental Protection Agency under President Bill Clinton, was even more pointed, admonishing automakers for milking Mr. Trump for favors.
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Whether they're greeting constituents at a train station, going to a tattoo parlor, or milking cows at a county fair competition, our candidates are working hard to win over voters.
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" "I'd say 75% of people with PTSD don't actually have it, and they're either milking something for a little extra money in disability or they're just, they honestly are just lying.
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The Nintendo Switch is finally here, and all your buddies are out playing The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and milking virtual cows while you watch, sick with envy.
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Holsteins are a popular breed for milking, but their horns make them dangerous to work with, so they are normally dehorned as calves, which is messy, and painful for the animal.
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Operating on what amounts to a shoestring, director James McTeigue deserves some credit for milking a premise the encompasses few characters and even less real estate for not-quite 90 minutes.
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And yet, when a network has a bonafide hit, it doesn't know when to press pause; it will keep milking a storyline until it becomes ridiculous if viewers continue to watch.
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This pissed off a chunk of Tibia's community, and most figured Dev onica was milking the situation for a few bucks, and had little interest in ultimately delivering on their promise.
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This summer, Mr. Zidon moved into a new space nearby, taking over the milking parlor of an abandoned agricultural school and converting it into a dining room that can seat 70.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said those arrested had been "'milking' their country for years" but some Western officials expressed unease about the possible reaction in Riyadh's opaque tribal and royal politics.
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An underground threat New Mexico dairy farmer Art Schaap has been milking his 1,800 cows every day for nearly a year -- and every day he dumps it all down the drain.
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She beat up a man who teased her sister but was not cut out for hard work like harvesting, milking cows, cleaning, and cooking like the other women in the village.
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After 10 years of milking the cows every day, twice a day, I was worn out, and decided to sell the cows to a younger kid down the road and retire.
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But he decided to attend Utah State in Logan instead of Brigham Young, feeling that if he lived at home while attending college he would be stuck milking the family's cows.
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It took two people to run a family farm, as gardening, canning, milking, and sewing were as essential to survival as fields of grain and cattle that barely yielded livable profits.
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Since then, the farm has installed four of the Lely robotic milkers, equipped the cows with activity trackers and doubled the number of its milking cows to 240, without adding workers.
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Pai isn't bringing those measures up, because all of them indicate the same thing: our broadband providers are barely competing, and instead milking more and more money out of their existing customers.
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And to keep things interesting, they make a bet: whoever can extract $500,000 from a sheepish tech millionaire Thomas (Alex Sharpe) gets to stay in town and keep milking the fat cats.
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Milk Kobo, next to the Takahashi working dairy farm in Niseko Village, is noted for hand-milking its cows, and its popular cafe and shop makes desserts and cheeses from the milk.
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Whether it's Charli XCX's "290" dropping earlier this month or a sudden explosion of '290s-themed club nights, the industry is milking late 21s and early 220s culture for all it's worth.
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He succeeded by milking poison out of a cobra's fangs, injecting it into a horse, and waiting a couple months for the horse's immune system to develop antibodies against the venom's toxins.
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What they are: Crisp white square-neck, puff-sleeve blouses and dresses that give the impression that the wearer's primary profession is milking cows or scrubbing the bow of a pirate ship.
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The dry grandiloquence of the narration puts Celeste at a remove, making her seem more distant than she might be in a movie more interested in milking the viewer's empathy and tears.
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Tim Cook, Apple's chief executive, is also milking the discomfort of Facebook, Google and others whose businesses rely heavily on sharing data, sometimes controversially, by contrasting them with Apple's privacy-friendly approach.
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The Cavs will have to find the right balance scoring quick baskets and not letting play become too helter-skelter, between striking quickly on some possessions, and milking the clock on others.
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One structure is devoted to creating spontaneously fermented beer — made with wild yeast that has never been cultivated — while the milking parlor will be filled with large oak vessels to age beer.
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Extended passages deal with the business of survival: hobbling the donkey, milking the goats, loading and unloading ragtag possessions, hunting herbs and roots, sleeping in scraps of shade cast by the animals.
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"But in reality there is no closeness and, as the Americans have said, they are just there to pump them for money like a milking cow, and later slaughter them," he continued.
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The militantly religious, the superrich, and the shadowy corporate interests who saw Trump as a useful lackey and are now milking him for as much as he's worth while they still can.
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Many Saudis have cheered the purge as an attack on the theft of state funds by the rich, and U.S. President Donald Trump said those arrested had been "'milking' their country for years".
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So men become more experienced at milking the most out of the app because they stick with it longer; they learn the best places and times to pick up riders and other tricks.
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Berg doesn't have that amazing instrumental band to fall back on this time around, but Jablonsky's score is nearly as powerful, milking the suspense and emotion of the story for all they're worth.
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But in the last eight years, J.K. Rowling has been milking the franchise dry with "Pottermore" short stories and dropping random details about Hogwarts and its dwellers years after the books were published.
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Elon Musk says the British diver he referred to as "pedo guy" already got an apology and wasn't harmed by the comment ... but he claims the guy's still milking it for a payday.
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In the interest of milking the work for maximum sales, both wings had been sawed in half from top to bottom, like pieces of bread from a loaf, to create four separate pictures.
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Sometimes, however, a digitally challenged business may also be better off simply dying with dignity and milking the core franchise rather than investing in new "connections" that others are better positioned to exploit.
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As a kid, I loved helping my dad with chores; feeding calves, cleaning up after milking, doing night checks on cows about to calve, putting in hay, ripping around on a four-wheeler.
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Over the past two years, nearly 1,200 of the state's dairy farms have stopped milking cows and so far this year, another 212 have disappeared, with many shifting production to beef or vegetables.
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His father grows wheat and rice on a 15-acre farm, where Hooda grew up a farmhand, feeding and milking cows, hitching the bull to the plow to sow seeds and spread fertilizer.
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Likewise, Ed started his HuCow website because he liked "the relentless nature of the" milking machines he'd seen in other HuCow content "as an instrument of torture," feeding into his own heavy bondage interests.
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And I'm not sure I've ever seen bovine snark in the crossword, but if someone was milking a cow too much, I'm sure the cow would have something to say about it, like MOO.
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"It's very difficult on an economy of scale with the capital needs and all the environmental regulations and everything else today to survive milking 40, 50, or 60 or even 100 cows," Perdue said.
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With the Pelicans milking the final seconds on the clock, holding a 62-61 lead, Cousins turned the ball over at the top the key and the fouled John Henson with one second left.
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With a lead that grew as large as 16 points in the second half, Oregon appeared hesitant in half-court sets, milking the shot clock as though there were two minutes left, not 12.
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I vividly recall the scalloped corn that I was served for dinner, many years ago, on a small farm in western Washington, made with freshly picked corn and rich cream from the morning milking.
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All these women's canvassing, their fundraising, their sign waving, their speech making, their cow milking, their porkchop flipping, their weeks and months and years of campaigning — all of it came down to just one day.
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Björk compares her husband's emotional withdrawal to "milking a stone" and begs for emotional respect; Beyoncé begs to be caught eavesdropping or flipping through his call list so she can have the conversation he needs.
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" Milk has a complicated, jargon-filled standard of identity, but in short, the FDA says it is "the lacteal secretion, practically free from colostrum, obtained by the complete milking of one or more healthy cows.
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From weeding to milking cows, more and more routine farming work can be done by machine - a trend that is changing agriculture "beyond recognition", according a study by researchers at Britain's University of East Anglia.
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" He said that 75 percent of people with post-traumatic stress disorder don't have it, and "they're either milking something for a little extra money in disability or they're just, they honestly are just lying.
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Yet there I was, surrounded by a hundred little animals, white wool coats matted down with hay and dirt, making small, timid bleats as they trotted past me up the ramp to the milking station.
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So, when camels are arriving here, they go through a very strict quarantine procedure, then we check them for different diseases, whenever needed we treat them, and we start training them for the milking parlor.
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"Good Husbandry" picks up the story: two children, both born in their farmhouse (described in voyeuristically satisfying fashion); the surprising enchantment of crops that need tending, draft horses that need work, cows that need milking.
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Plus, five NYC kids from wealthy backgrounds milking rock music's best bits doesn't have quite the same grit and weird cache as a couple of weirdo brothers cooking up something fresh and precarious in their bedroom.
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This has potentially huge ramifications for the video game industry, which has seen some of its biggest players turn to milking players for micro-transaction revenue even after they've shelled out money for the original product.
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With Han gone, Luke busy milking large monsters on Ach-To, and Kylo Ren seemingly beyond redemption, Leia is free to be the leader of men (in a purely platonic sense) she always could have been.
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Ninety-seven percent of America's dairy farms are family owned, which means the same farmer who does the milking often also handles the remaining tasks — feeding, birthing, repairing, accounting and more — that keep their business going.
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U.S. President Donald Trump endorsed the crackdown, saying some of those arrested "have been 'milking' their country for years", but some Western officials expressed unease about the possible reaction in Riyadh's opaque tribal and royal politics.
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"Businesses are down because people have kind of gone, 'Oh, you know, Trump's in office, we don't have to worry about anything,'" he said while milking his goats from an "undisclosed location" in the Appalachian Mountains.
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U.S. President Donald Trump endorsed the crackdown, saying some of those arrested have been "milking" Saudi Arabia for years, but some Western officials expressed unease about the possible reaction in Riyadh's opaque tribal and royal politics.
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On top of shooting photos of milking the cows and taking them out to the field to graze, Margot also captured a few exposures of hooping cheese curd into cheese molds and artificially inseminating a cow.
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"For many people with livestock, this is the first time they've come out," he said, adding that his son, as did about half of the crowd, had to rush home early afternoon to do the milking.
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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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With no quick end to the trade war in sight, Chinese bankers, consultants and exchange operators are milking the opportunity to sell risk-mitigating tools that they claim will allow company bosses to sleep better at night.
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As noted by The New York Post , milk is defined as coming from the "milking of one or more healthy cows," according to federal rules, and soy milk and almond milk do not fall under this category.
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Unshackled from the slog of milking, he and his workers focus more on the animals' health and fertility, or other enterprises, such as processing the 600,000 liters of milk they sell straight to the public every year.
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A year later, Danigelis has done such exciting things as milking cows in Vermont, walking the route of the Boston Marathon, co-piloting a plane, and taking a hip-hop dance class taught by a Hamilton dancer.
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And they have hardly distinguished themselves since leaving office: by milking the system for big money the likes of David Cameron and George Osborne have done as much as Nigel Farage to fan the flames of populism.
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From dairy farms to abattoirs, employers say not enough Britons have an appetite for milking cows before dawn or disembowelling pig carcasses - jobs often performed by workers from the poorer, eastern member states of the European Union.
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But the most heat in the show is generated by Lister's financial dealings; she often seems to get more pleasure out of milking the soil for black gold than she does snogging a fling in the stables.
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He has continued milking the breakup for more self-deprecating material, and there doesn't appear to be signs of him stopping, considering it came up again this week with the ringtone joke and mentioning his living situation.
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Reckless and mercurial, a bully when he wants to feel his own strength, he luxuriates in the perks of the office he's grabbed for himself: the throne, the golden crown, the money he is milking from it.
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The master of milking the melodrama out of history is back at it with Feud: Bette and Joan, set to premiere March 5 on FX. This time around, Ryan Murphy — the creative mind behind Glee, The People v.
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The first round saw Danho turn a 25-21 score into a 10-8, milking a point deduction out of the archaic one-hand-on-the-canvas-equals-downed-opponent rule—which will thankfully be abolished in 2017.
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Douglas plots a return to national prominence by milking the story of a man trapped in a Native American cave dwelling as a riveting human-interest story, complete with a tourist-laden, carnival atmosphere outside the rescue scene.
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Instead of milking cows and baking bread, they now occupy themselves with raw material protocols, through which door the suppliers enter, autoclave machines—a device with which you can food—and visits from the Food and Wares Authority.
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On the other side of the Green Mountains, in Chester, Vt., Lisa Kaiman said she feeds her milking cows extra food in this kind of cold — which allows them, she said, to generate their own heat through rumination.
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In his stead, a shadowy cabal of businessmen, generals, intelligence chiefs and politicians, including the army chief of staff and the president's brothers, known as "le pouvoir" (the power), have been running the state and milking its wealth.
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"I get calls on a daily basis and it typically starts with, 'I don't want to deal with this labor headache any more'," said Fried, sales manager for Lely North America, which makes robotic dairy milking and feeding systems.
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The rail-level traffic mirrors the congestion overhead, caused by construction so hellbent on milking New York's waning real estate hyper-boom that any patch of land bigger than a tick's front yard is considered suitable for luxury condos.
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Fallon, 42, came dressed for the scene in a flannel shirt, overalls and a cowboy hat, but Shelton made it clear he wasn't a fan of the attire while showing Fallon the basics of milking a cow named Oreo.
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Some of the absolute worst abuse Lisa has witnessed occurred on a dairy farm: While cows were attached to metal milking machines, she explains, they would often become frustrated and attempt to kick the machines off of their udders.
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Unjust is a world where Telltale is allowed to get away with publicly milking the fandom for money, without doing right by the people who made The Walking Dead: The Final Season something worth finishing in the first place.
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Above all else I can't really imagine anyone putting these songs out into the world as their Art™, though if the future of music is just about streaming services milking a cash cow, that's a pretty sad thought.
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The ban has not spread nationally, partly because many Hindus outside the "Cow Belt"—the conservative middle and west of the country—eat beef, and partly through anger among farmers who can no longer sell cows beyond milking age.
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When an Englishman landowner (Toby Jones), brings a brown milking cow (Evie, who has since given birth to a calf named Cookie) to the region, the two hatch a sweet scheme in order to make some much needed capital.
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To use the parlance of pain, Almodóvar decided to rip the Band-Aid off: If he was going to let the whole world know what's been hurting him, he had no intention of milking any of it for sympathy.
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Lebanon's leading Sunni Muslim politician since the assassination of his father, Rafik al-Hariri in 2005, Hariri quit on Tuesday in the face of mass protests against an entire sectarian ruling elite accused of milking the state for decades.
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In order to produce the melatonin and tryptophan rich milk marketed by Milchkristalle, it was necessary to switch the cows to an exclusively night milking schedule (to lower confusion/stress levels from the routine change) and adjust the lighting accordingly.
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What is galling is how openly Prime Minister Viktor Orban does it, blaming the European Union for every imagined indignity or interference in Hungary's affairs, while milking billions from Brussels to enrich his cronies and prop up his illiberal rule.
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"At the very least, Bain seems guilty of seeing a cash cow, milking it for all it was worth and charging an enormous sum of money," said David Lewis, the executive director of Corruption Watch, a nonprofit organization based in Johannesburg.
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Swiss cheese has been losing its holes of late, and researchers have tied that problem to the use of newfangled "closed" milking systems, which don't let in as much good bacteria as the old, open-bucket systems used in the past.
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In 2010, his neighbor, Dean Pierson, 59, a dairy farmer, shot all 51 of his milking cows and then turned the weapon on himself, leaving suicide notes on cow tag cards stating that he was "overwhelmed" by personal and financial issues.
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It conjures the image of fat-and-happy charity leaders milking extravagant salaries from others' generosity, or profligate spending on extraneous overhead — or even outright fraud, such as when the head of the United Way embezzled $1.2 million from his foundation.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German carnival revelers are milking the opportunity to mock Christian Democrat (CDU) leader Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer over her failure to stop the party siding with the far right in a regional election - a move that precipitated her downfall.
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Iodine is also added to some cow feeds, and it is used in disinfectants used to wash cow udders before milking, so some of that iodine then washes into the milk (disinfectants are used in low concentrations and generally considered harmless).
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Ugh. 85D: For an "entertainment with camels, maybe," I thought of the animal, which can be used for racing, trekking, hauling, milking … I didn't grok the other sporting reference to camel, which is a type of spin in an ICE SHOW.
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I did find that eating regularly and staying hydrated helped a little bit, as did alternating pumping with manual expression (a fancy term for "squeezing your boob and milking yourself like a cow"), but for the most part, my supply stayed relatively consistent.
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In between milking the sticky-ass hook, "keep a gold chain on my neck/fly as a jet/boy you better treat me with respect," it's just verse after verse of them showing off their slickest flows and most "ooo"-worthy one-liners.
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To distract herself from spitting on Tristan or worse, Kim takes a few of her high school besties (she's really milking this high school reunion moment) to see Cher, and Kourtney heads to D.C. to prove that she can be passionate — about politics.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Demand for service robots is expected to accelerate in the next three years as robots - already used to perform tasks such as assisting medical surgery, milking cows or moving objects around warehouses - become more popular for domestic and personal use.
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"The real takeaway from this Punggye-ri pledge is that Kim has mastered the art of milking a single cosmetic concession for months to burn clock," Vipin Narang, an associate professor of political science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said on Twitter.
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The show often feels like a cornball sitcom, milking the indignities of old age for laughs and offering "aw"-inducing nuggets of wisdom — in this case Harry's adult version of the facts of life, which begins and might as well end with gas.
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Cheap to build and capable of milking up to 12 cattle at a time, these mobile milkers consist of a chassis with two wheels that can be hooked onto a tractor, or even a horse, and the cows are milked at pasture.
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Flash forward to 2019 and millennials have single-handedly "killed" the dairy industry (Gen Z put the nail in the coffin) thanks to a slew of different companies that are milking nuts, legumes, and grains for every milky drop they could possibly be worth.
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Their organic milk goes into cheese which goes not tothe EU—but the US. "The subsidies are keeping a lot of farmers farming who probably should not be," he says down the phone from Devon, before collecting the cows from the field for milking.
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Single Joy-Con controller usage is more fun in games like 1, 2, Switch, where each person holds a Joy-Con half and aims it at each other—not the screen—to complete actions such as playing a game of Draw or milking a cow.
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Sales of industrial-robotics systems were $20323bn in 2017, seven times as much as "service robots", a category that includes logistics robots for running warehouses, medical robots, robotic milking machines, exoskeletons that help people lift heavy objects and household robots that vacuum the floor.
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The Democrats know that their bill won't pass and they're milking it for maximum political capital: The sit-in is enraging voters who, the thinking goes, will turn out in November to demand the kind of legislation that was thwarted by the Republican-controlled Congress.
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" President Trump tweeted on Monday about the very same purge: "I have great confidence in King Salman and the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, they know exactly what they are doing...Some of those they are harshly treating have been "milking" their country for years!
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CNN spoke with two sources close to the show who confirmed reports that Kern allegedly made crude comments about a nursing mother -- including asking her if pumping breast milk was like milking a cow -- and targeted bullying, harassing and retaliatory behavior toward working mothers.
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Instead he lashes out, saying that she's still milking the loss of her children for sympathy nearly seven years after it happened, and that if she wants to be with her kids instead of living in the real world, then she should join them.
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She sums up: If you ate all of the birds in one day, including the pheasant pie, but not including all the trimmings for the other dishes, and subtracted the energy you expended milking, dancing, leaping, and drumming, you'd have consumed 2,384 net calories.
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It&aposs unclear if Bojangles&apos had planned to roll out the calendars prior to Chick-fil-A&aposs announcement, or if the chain is simply milking the news — and the fallout over Chick-fil-A butchering its beloved calendars — for all that it&aposs worth.
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Barflies and hopheads, petty criminals unlikely to kill or maim, working stiffs with a hustle on the side, fuckups milking disability checks and insurance settlements, the musical lifers who bleed into all these categories—none of them are kids anymore, and of course, neither is Finn.
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Whether we're making maple syrup in Vermont, picking apples in Washington, harvesting grapes in California, milking cows in Wisconsin, processing peaches in Georgia, feeding pigs in Iowa, packing pickles in Michigan or trail-driving in Colorado, we need access to a dependable source of ag labor.
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"I've been reading a lot of articles on the Journal of Economic History, and I had noticed how the price of a milking cow was surprisingly consistent throughout 21000th-century Europe," Elizabeth Cleland, associate curator in the Met's Department of European Sculpture and Decorative Arts, told Hyperallergic.
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That is, whether the women and men in black will name-check the brands behind the clothes during their entrance interviews as they have in the past, and whether those brands will then send out the usual news releases claiming their celebrities and milking their investments.
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Milking Facebook's stewardship of WhatsApp for all it's worth, Zuckerberg was intentional about pitching his new centralized yet private future for Facebook around the model of the encrypted messaging app, a platform so antithetical to Facebook's broad mission that its founders left in disgust after cashing their checks.
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In a bid to remove the venom safely, for both scorpion and extractor, a group of scientists in Morocco have developed a remote-controlled 'milking machine', which straps to the scorpion's tail and uses an electric impulse to stimulate the venom glands for the poison to be released.
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In order to encourage the production of night milk that is high in tryptophan and melatonin, the farmers for Milchkristalle have taken to milking their cows between 2 and 4 AM, in addition to feeding the bovines a diet high in clover, which itself contains high levels of tryptophan.
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"One more family pic from last night…especially because baby girl #2 looks like she's about ready to party and Willa Gray is actually looking at the camera plus we NEVER take photos together so I'm milking it while I can 😍🙌🏼," wrote Lauren for one sweet photo.
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We have a very airy barn that we named "the eco cow cathedral" where we have these automatic brushers that massage them, and when they feel the urge to give milk, they cue up and get milked by our two milking robots—Matilda and Charlie—whenever they'd like.
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Wei Ling and Hsien Yang also took aim at Lee's wife, Ho Ching, accusing her of having "pervasive influence" despite holding no elected or official position in government, adding they suspect the couple of milking Lee Kuan Yew's legacy and harboring political ambitions for their son, Li Hongyi.
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It's unclear if there's any scientific basis to the notion of drinking horse milk to kick booze, but milking horses is common in Mongolia and the resulting mare's milk is often used to make two fermented, low-alcohol drinks known as airag in Mongolian or kumis in Russia.
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When Althea arrives, she'll turn the radio to their favorite local station and then as the cows enter, get them locked into their milking stations and start wiping their udders down with a mixture of warm water and dish soap that Clair had prepared in a big thermos.
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The prospect of cleaning a lactating udder by "pressing firmly until it's empty" while taking care to "do this in a pan so the milk doesn't squirt everywhere" would be a macabre repetition of the twice-daily milking of cows that was one of my chores as a kid.
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CreditCredit EATON, N.Y. — Fred Morgan was already deep in debt from rebuilding his milking barn after a fire when milk prices plunged in 2015, setting off an economic drought that is now entering its fourth year — the worst in recent memory for dairy farmers in New York State.
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But without pumping up or milking the music in any way, Mr. Noseda led a vigorous, exacting and pulsing performance, drawing out inner details and lending lightness, with a mordant touch, to the many scenes of backstage bustle and frivolity at the company where Adriana is a star.
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If Facebook is allowed to get through this with glorified business as usual, and cozy, gauzy ads on TV about how this is not going to be Facebook anymore, I think we will see more of what we've seen the last few years: the milking of peoples' data for private profit.
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I soon began to sign back, newly capable of asking for "milk" (one hand in a squeezing gesture, as if milking a cow, but without the vertical motion) or "juice" (brushing the pinkie finger shaped into the letter "j" by the corner of the mouth, with an otherwise closed fist).
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Iannucci has a knack for milking laughs out of absurd, utterly uncomfortable situations -- as he did in "Veep" and "The Death of Stalin" -- and the complications associated with the Avenue 5's plight (one hesitates to call it "lost in space") provide a vast canvas upon which to splatter them.
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For all the milking of memories and stagey-seeming "behind-the-scenes" moments, the opening episode is a treat for TV and set-design nerds, getting deep into the weeds about the art of scouring the internet and secondhand outlets to find the precise piece of turn-of-the-'70s kitsch.
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Some are investigating whether "milking" the umbilical cord (grasping it close to the mother and then pushing the blood toward the baby) to speed up transfusion from the placenta provides benefits while still allowing the cord to be cut quickly, which could be useful in cesarean births or emergency situations.
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The latest milking of Baldwin's Trump schtick is an Evita-inspired riff on the G-20 summit, complete with surprise appearances from Ben Stiller, as Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen; Kate McKinnon, as bat-Rudy Giuliani; Beck Bennett, as Vladimir Putin; and Fred Armisen, as Saudi Arabia's crown prince Mohammad Bin Salman.
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It's not a dairy cow's fault that it was bred to produce a nigh-ungodly amount of milk (the Holstein Association promises approximately nine gallons a day) that needs to be drained twice a day, but this will be cold comfort if it gets annoyed during milking and kicks your head in.
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She knew that Adam's task was to name the animals after their kind, and although there is no mention in Genesis of naming them personally, life is personal, and it's hard to sit milking something every day without talking to it, and it's hard to talk to anything that has no name.
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Such un-commercial herds were unable to produce sufficient milk to make a whole ten kilogram cheese so—in the days of pre-refrigeration—the milk was preserved in the form of curds and stored after several days milking until there were enough curds to be blended in order to make a cheese.
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" That triggered a response from Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi, who tweeted: "Those who lack credibility, legitimacy - even independence - and whose existence relies on buying security from westerners (who only view them as "milking cows"), are in no position to question the credibility of officials of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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While victims were still being identified and next-of-kin contacted in El Paso and Dayton, politicians running for president began milking their self-promotion opportunity while mentally tabulating the donation dollars that could flow if the tragedy is hyped the right way: Guns (check), racism (check), divisive rhetoric (check) — they are broken records.
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From a halftime show revolving around cow-milking to player Marvin "Bad News" Barnes showing up to games five minutes before tip-off in a floor length mink coat with a sack full of hamburgers, Loose Balls had the feel of Slap Shot crossed with the casual absurdity of Zucker, Abrahams, Zucker in their prime.
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The number of large farms (those that have more than 700 milking cows) has nearly doubled since 2011, while the number of cows has dropped by 11,0000, though the amount of milk made has stayed steady and even gone up in some years, due to a combination of breeding, feed, health and nutrition plans, air quality and pumping practices.
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Images like: -Three small men milking Grande's udders-Grande growing a fake belly via animation-A massive gospel choir dressed in all white-Grande straddling the world, and seemingly fingering (sorry) a hurricane-A lot of straight-haired women standing in a line back to the camera-Puppet meerkats God is a woman, and Ariana Grande is confusing.
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Technically, this is the story of Dan Glassman, who gives his father too long a leash; Sy, still milking his ancient cancer scare for sympathy, who bequeathed Dan the family locksmith business only to avoid an indictment; and Sue, very pregnant at age 42, who loves Dan but wants to kill him, along with his father.
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While milking was largely abandoned in the early 1900s, remnants of the practice can be found still in southeastern Siberia and by the Sami people, an indigenous group found in northern Norway, Sweden, Finland, and the Kola Peninsula of Russia Reindeer milk can be drunk fresh, often diluted with water and used in tea and coffee, or fermented into a sour cream.
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Click here to view original GIFWe now know that the Nintendo Switch officially drops on March 3 for $300, but if having a new Legend of Zelda game available at launch isn't enough incentive for you to pre-order the shape-shifting console, maybe a game that has you milking the udders of a virtual cow will have you whipping out your credit card.
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Chinese goods that may be subject to tariffs: Aerospace and marine equipment: Air combat flying simulators, airplane parts, helicopters, tankers, ferries and fishing boats Manufacturing: Bookbinding machines, brewery machines, concrete mixers, hand-held blowtorches, milking machines, nuclear reactors, snowplows Medical supplies: Artificial body parts, artificial teeth, catheters, dental fillings, hearing aids, vaccines for humans and animals Other: Artillery weapons, cash registers, fire extinguishers, flamethrowers, seismographs 3.
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"From 57-50, the game really got shortened," Villanova Coach Jay Wright said, referring to possessions extended by offensive rebounding and milking the shot clock — a strategy that defined Badgers basketball after Bo Ryan took over as coach in 2001, and has continued to do so in the season and a half since he retired and turned the program over to his acolyte, Greg Gard.
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My child was born a month early and refused to latch, so I spent the first few months of his life essentially milking myself for 20 hours a day, holding a pair of wheezing plastic cones over my nipples while my husband and I watched Oz on HBO Go. My lactation consultant told me to keep going at the pump while simultaneously trying to get my son to latch.
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Polly Ann calls herself "useful" because of her "milking body" and states "all my time I spend picking up/ putting down moving things around and still// I can't drown out the whop whop whop of steel…," I swear I wasn't born to cry so I'd be a lie if I say I wept when I left my mama's house—like I ain't know life up here would be hardscrabble rough—what's not?
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In addition to visibly sponsoring or promoting projects like the van Gogh room in Chicago, Creative Time projects like its 2015 Summit in Bed-Stuy and its exhibition in Central Park, Drifting in Daylight, and the Portals project — which gives people a chance to talk to someone on the other side of the world one-on-one — Airbnb has been milking "cool" and "artsy" neighborhoods for profit, much like a real estate developer.
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Lahren has been milking this for all it's worth this week in a desperate plea to stay relevant, devoting three different segments to it: one patting herself on the back for turning Beyoncé down, another complaining about having her social media accounts "swarmed by Beyoncé's so-called Beehive or Beyhive or whatever the hell they are," and a third where she basically just angrily airquoted some nonsense about a Lemonade segment on The View.
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But where was his voice when Sarah Palin was milking the very undercurrent of violence he now attributes to the Donald Trump campaign, or when the media fomented hatred across the airwaves until even our own members of Congress believed the misinformation (Joe Wilson's shout of "you lie!" during Mr. Obama's speech to Congress), or when the Senate G.O.P. leader vowed to put party ahead of country to make President Obama a "one-term" president?
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