Late rancher vowed he wouldn't go to prison The Arizona rancher and published author left behind 11 children, some of whom were adopted.
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LaVoy Finicum, 55, a cattle rancher from Mohave County, Ariz.
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"The black bomb" is how one rancher describes Trump's predecessor.
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"I should report you," said the rancher, pointing a finger.
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"You aren't even watching over this equipment," said the rancher.
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" A local rancher woman said, "We're not from the militia.
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Tony Fraze, a rancher and Trump supporter, paused to chat.
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She was referring to a cattle rancher who supported her.
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Will Hurd and a cattle rancher on the Texas border.
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Pictured here is John Ladd, a rancher from Bisbee, Arizona.
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Her mother is a farmer and beef cattle rancher there.
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One older agent entered town as an elderly cattle rancher.
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Bob Beauprez is a rancher and former congressman from Colorado.
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His mother, the former Myrtle Cunningham, was also a rancher.
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The group, led by two sons of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy,
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DPS Director Frank Milstead praised the highway workers and the rancher.
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Then came Bubble Yum, Wonka's Laffy Taffy, and Jolly Rancher offerings.
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My thoughts on the new Jolly Rancher flavored Pop-Tarts pic.twitter.
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White was a rancher at the time she authored the essay.
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The remaining groundwater district member, a rancher named Tom Beard, stayed.
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That's always been the reality of being a farmer or rancher.
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The occupation resulted in the death of a rancher from Arizona.
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Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy was arrested late Wednesday in Portland, Ore.
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One provides up to $200,000 per rancher for replacing burned fences.
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Applebee's:All December long, Applebee's is offering Jolly Rancher Vodka Drinks for $1.
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His father, Frank Iacobellis, an Italian immigrant, was a farmer and rancher.
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That confrontation was led by the men's father, Cliven Bundy, a rancher.
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Richards is president of the Public Lands Council and an Idaho rancher.
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"Farmers are past the point of subsidies and loans," one rancher said.
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Supplies arrive every two weeks, brought by the rancher who hired them.
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He once defended a white rancher in Hawaii who opposed affirmative action.
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"We're used to adversity," said Chadd Strew, a rancher in Comanche, Texas.
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"The American farmer and rancher has been targeted by China," he said.
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Avonlea is a 27-year-old cattle rancher from Fort Worth, Texas.
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Jolly Rancher lollipops Pick your favorite flavors, line them up, melt, and enjoy.
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Pity the poor rancher who finds himself trapped in an Aydın Büyüktaş photo.
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A Colorado rancher plowed 800-feet long letters reading 'Trump' into his land.
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He's a rancher whose property is so big it's in two different states.
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Before being elected to the Senate, she was a rancher and state legislator.
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"We need to get together and stand up," said Erin Maupin, a rancher.
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Eliason is Public Lands Council president and a 4th generation rancher from Utah.
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Bundy's father, controversial Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, said Finicum died supporting his beliefs.
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Correction: The term "chicken rancher" used to describe smugglers is "pollero" in Spanish.
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Sometimes it flashed anyway, like dimples on the cheek of an earnest rancher.
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I've heard rumours of someone making a shank out of Jolly Rancher sweets.
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Applying his trademark pressure Dos Anjos hammered the body of the gangly rancher.
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"You can't produce if there's no law," said Rómulo Romero, a local rancher.
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My dad is a veterinarian and a rancher, like his father before him.
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FWP officials initially weren't certain what the creature was when a rancher shot it.
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An old rancher strolls into her office, seeking help deciphering a credit card bill.
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And that's sort of a natural law, and that's what the rancher has done.
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Rancher Cliven Bundy speaks at a rally on April 24, 2014, in Bunkerville, Nevada.
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Both the gunman and a rancher who had hired him eventually went to jail.
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His father, Richard Jr., was a rancher; his mother was the former Annie Roll.
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If you talk to him about intellectual things, he says, 'I'm just a rancher.
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Jolly Rancher Pop-Tarts are coming into our lives, with a hashtag and everything.
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The Arizona rancher and published author had 11 children, including some who were adopted.
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Once notified, said rancher/farmer can mosey out to the barn to play matchmaker.
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"We made Slime Rancher working 40 hrs a week," said Popovich at the time.
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He quotes an old rancher whose home town lacked electricity back in the thirties.
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"I don't raise my animals to get ate," as one horse rancher put it.
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A 68-year-old rancher, he has, he said, "come around" on climate change.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith says in Tupelo, MS after Colin Hutchinson, cattle rancher, praises her.
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DeFazio's Republican opponent was Arthur Robinson—the biochemist, sheep rancher, and climate-change denialist.
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The family of the late rancher has accused police of excessive force in the case.
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The current free game, Slime Rancher, has attracted more than 4.5 million downloads, Allison said.
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The group's spokesman is Ammon Bundy, the son of anti-government Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy.
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Protesters cheer on horseback riders as they herd cattle that belongs to rancher Cliven Bundy.
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I walked out of there thinking I ruined my career because of a Jolly Rancher.
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They interrupt one another constantly in search of some tiny juicy Jolly Rancher of surprise.
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Has the president invited the Montana rancher, who's up for reelection, to the signing ceremony?
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"Most of us have drinking water," Cassidy Johnston, a New Mexico rancher, told Water Deeply.
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What's the speediest way to add some rancher flair to jeans and a T-shirt?
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This epic drama starred Rock Hudson and Elizabeth Taylor as a rancher and his wife.
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The shape of the cattle brand used by the Texas rancher "Shanghai" Pierce — D 33.
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This isn't the first time wildlife-rancher conflict has reared its ugly head in Washington.
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" The ad goes on to laud Rosendale as a conservative "rancher, businessman [and] proven leader.
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"There's a lot of people coming in from not just from Mexico," the rancher added.
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Mr. Dinklage, the Nebraska rancher, said he was also interested in providing clarity to consumers.
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The Matthews Opera House was built in 1906 by a rancher to welcome traveling companies.
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Utah rancher Eliason calls the monument designation "pretty destructive to the livestock and multiple use concept."
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Video During the standoff at the refuge, state troopers shot and killed rancher Robert "LaVoy" Finicum.
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They were responding to a tip from a rancher who noticed the fossils on his land.
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The fence, the protesters said, had kept a rancher from grazing cattle on publicly owned land.
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"This is the season for it," said every official, fire fighter, and rancher I spoke with.
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A Wyoming cattle rancher, Barlow recalls his thrill at discovering the internet for the first time.
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Rancher Cliven Bundy speaks with supporters at an event on April 11, 2015, in Bunkerville, Nevada.
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In 1933, she left Strand and settled in Taos permanently, and later married a local rancher.
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"Oh yeah, dude," the cattle rancher murmured with a slow-motion nod as we stepped inside.
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But, as one rancher noted, all those who rebuilt acquired extra zeros on their debt line.
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O'Keeffe, a third generation rancher in southeast Oregon, is president-elect of the Oregon Cattlemen's Association.
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"I think he's an embarrassment to east Texas," rancher Simon Winston told The Hill by phone.
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He agreed to pay the rancher a certain amount for each season that he worked there.
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The Bundy Ranch page is associated with Cliven Bundy, a Nevada rancher and Ammon Bundy's father.
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"Like a really big Jolly Rancher, with a kind of cinnamon note to it," he said.
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In June 1947, W. W. Brazel, a rancher in New Mexico, came across some odd debris.
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It will also benefit US agriculture, including third generation cattle rancher T.J. Verver of Kyle, Texas.
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Ever since, the bureau has overseen them and has managed the population like an uber-rancher.
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Incumbent: Representative David Valadao Résumé: Mr. Valadao, a rancher and former assemblyman, was elected in 2012.
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"My sincere apologies," an E.P.A. official wrote to the rancher who would be moderating the event.
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But once Obamacare hit the scene, she says, the rancher believed everyone could take care of themselves.
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" And even in his Twitter bio: "Rancher, Loves Freedom and willing to fight and die defending it.
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The shampoo smells like unwrapping a green apple Jolly Rancher, but without the headache-inducing, syrupy sweetness.
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The government said the rancher owed more than $1 million for using federal land for cattle grazing.
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"That rancher is fucking going to tear into him in there," one of the occupiers told me.
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The labels on other e-cigarette flavorings resemble popular candy brands like Jolly Rancher and Blow Pops.
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"We are going to light up the whole country on fire," the rancher, now 46, reportedly said.
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Ammon Bundy, the son of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, was the self-appointed leader of the occupation.
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In fact, it tastes closer to sour green apple candy, similar to a green apple Jolly Rancher.
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What new policies will help lift all farm and rancher incomes, regardless of their size and market?
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A rancher in Montana reported shooting a wild animal that has wildlife officials wondering what it was .
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One rancher, LaVoy Finicum, was shot and killed by Oregon state police when an investigation turned violent.
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She rode astride like a man, and, to the unsuspecting eye, could pass as a cattle rancher.
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For Troy Bryant, 34, a rancher in Laverne, Oklahoma, the impact from the fires has been devastating.
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He knows all the peaks and valleys and culverts around Naco like a cartographer or rancher would.
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Norris was a rancher who owned a 63,000-acre property near Colorado Springs called T-Cross Ranch.
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Somewhere below me, as the morning sun filtered through the grove, the rancher yelled at his cows.
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In June of 1947, W. W. Brazel, a rancher in New Mexico, came across some odd debris.
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"They've got their veterinarians on retainer," Mike Callicrate, a cattle rancher in Kansas and Colorado, told me.
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When flood warnings reached Lindsey Lee Bradford, a fourth-generation rancher from Cordele, in Jackson County, Tex.
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That has led many Albertans, including Mr. Scott, the rancher, to speculate about the prime minister's motives.
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The world's largest rhino rancher and conservationist, John Hume, opposes South Africa's ban, which he calls counterproductive.
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The rancher [played by Lily Gladstone] in Certain Women is off on her own on the winter ranch.
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In collaboration with Jolly Rancher candies, the "Dollar Jolly" is the chain's December Neighborhood Drink of the Month.
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Robert "LaVoy" Finicum, an Arizona rancher who had served as the group's spokesperson, was killed in the confrontation.
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From left: Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy and his sons Ammon Bundy and Ryan Bundy, and codefendant Ryan Payne.
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"Common sense has gone out the window on this project," said rancher Randy Thompson after the commission's decision.
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It does not, unfortunately, taste like a blue Jolly Rancher — at least as far as we can tell.
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"No one's going to make money this year," said Wyoming rancher Brett Crosby, who runs Custom Ag Solutions.
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Mr Lanier describes one associate as a "hippie physicist musician", another as a Wyoming rancher and rock lyricist.
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But the rancher damaged his credibility with mainstream supporters by making what many perceived to be racist statements.
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The FBI also shot and killed LaVoy Finicum, a northern Arizona rancher who was the takeover's unofficial spokesperson.
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She spoke to rancher Cliven Bundy, and trained with members of a militia group called the Three Percenters.
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And the meat of it basically tasted like a green apple Jolly Rancher—without the puckering sour bit.
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You will not be surprised to hear that man worked as a sailor, a miner and a rancher.
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Mr. Bell was a classic rancher: a burly man with blue eyes, in a cowboy hat, quietly forthright.
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"The spill (in South Dakota) only confirms all our fears," said Jeanne Crummly, a rancher in Page, Nebraska.
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Republican rancher Justin Fareed and Santa Barbara Mayor Helene Schneider, a Democrat, are looking to pull off upsets.
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Ammon Bundy, the 40-year-old son of anti-government cattle rancher Cliven Bundy, is among the protesters.
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Mr. Gray, 65, is a third-generation rancher who still tracks and marks his cattle the old way.
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The rancher was later incarcerated and indicted on 16 felony charges last year by a federal grand jury.
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Slime Rancher itself was meant to enter Early Access in a year, but it took six months longer.
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My kids especially liked the rancher who gave a lesson on horse husbandry and the beginner's calligraphy class.
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The family later moved to Idaho, where his father worked for a cattle rancher while continuing to perform.
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"When I'm cooking product next to a rancher, I really don't want to fuck it up," he laughs.
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His father was a cattle rancher and real estate agent; his mother, Ada (Triplett) Cowart, was a teacher.
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Ms. Noem, 46, a rancher and farmer herself, is a tough opponent also running a history-setting campaign.
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Loertscher was a well-respected rancher in the community and about as "establishment" Republican as you could get.
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Warren Evans, a cattle rancher, lives in a low-slung house with farm machinery rusting on his lawn.
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The rancher who Camurca says was behind the burning of his house could not be reached for comment.
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Many stores in the center of the city cater to the rancher lifestyle, selling boots and big hats.
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Montana FWP officials initially weren't certain what the creature was when a rancher fatally shot it on his property.
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Ask a rancher about the size of his land or his herd, and he'll keep those numbers to himself.
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A rancher found Fry's body wrapped up in a black plastic bag in a garbage dumpster three miles away.
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If you're a farmer, if you're a rancher, if you are small business owner, the death tax is gone.
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Ramón Castro, a Cuban rancher and the elder brother of Fidel and Raúl Castro, died on Tuesday in Havana.
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John Perry Barlow, who died on February 7th, was a Grateful Dead lyricist, cyber-pundit, cattle rancher and idealist.
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The rancher and staunch Republican (he helped coordinate Dick Cheney's first congressional run) was now the first internet activist.
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Hitting stores later this month are Jolly Rancher-flavored Pop-Tarts in three varieties: green apple, cherry, and watermelon.
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He's like a rancher, because just like a cattleman, he also has studs—his just live in the sea.
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And when those rattlesnakes start to move in neighbors' ranches, the neighbors ask the rancher to kill the rattlesnakes.
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He sold Toyotas and lived with his mother in a tidy rancher here with a cherry tree out front.
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"We've seen it change from a nice little quaint cow town to millionaires," local rancher Jane Golliher told me.
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The property's 50,000-square-foot house is designed to look like the 1869 Victorian home of a cattle rancher.
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After collaborating with Dr. Cronin at Brookhaven, Dr. Fitch, the son of a Nebraska rancher, recruited him to Princeton.
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A hardy cowboy rancher said he had rooted for Bernie Sanders, the failed Democratic contender, in the primary elections.
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Robert was a popular figure in his hometown, known for being a philanthropist and businessman along with a rancher.
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My own house was a modest, beat-up rancher that my parents had bought as newlyweds in the 1970s.
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More recently, a standoff between Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy and the Bureau of Land Management reignited the historic rebellion.
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America's first UFO conspiracy began when a rancher found the debris of a small aircraft in Roswell, New Mexico.
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Today: a horse rancher who makes $28,000 per year and spends some of her money this week on beets.
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A longtime rancher, Little began his political career in 2001, when he was appointed to an Idaho Senate vacancy.
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"Modern society is losing a way of life that has kept us and animals in harmony," one rancher said.
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"President Trump has promised since day one that he had the back of every farmer and rancher," Perdue said.
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Then, when the rancher has a problem — with the BLM, or the Forest Service, or the Park Service, or Fish and Wildlife — and they go to the local sheriff for help, the sheriff's hands are tied, because the rancher signed an agreement with the federal government, thereby acknowledging and acquiescing to its power.
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It takes a long time to build market share especially if you&aposre a farmer, soybean farmer or cattle rancher.
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She's married to a rancher, and in ranching, it's hard to estimate how much a person will earn each year.
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"Hopefully some of the ranching families and the community will come and support you guys," rancher Royce Wilber told them.
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Or another example: Back in 1994, local rancher Dwight Hammond wanted to allow his cattle into Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
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Cattle rancher Barbara Cooksley has kept her 900 cows on pasture a month longer than normal near Broken Bow, Nebraska.
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It's spicy, velvety, and woody with notes of saffron, santal, and amberwood, while still smelling like a sexy Jolly Rancher.
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Tyler was a young rancher who was trying to revive his grandfather's stud farm, which had fallen on hard times.
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"The cattle rancher arrives and then he starts cutting the remaining trees, burns everything to put cattle," Adario tells Bündchen.
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She said she wanted to do this for him even though he was a rancher and she was a vegetarian.
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The rancher slips white work gloves over his rough hands and reaches for a ball of blue hay-baling string.
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A rancher shot the gray-haired beast on May 16 when it ventured too close to his livestock in Denton.
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To put this into perspective, Hershey owns more than 80 brands, including Reese's, Jolly Rancher, Kit Kat and Twizzlers. 6.
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And, he said, the state was complicit for making nice with the rancher while not forcing him to do more.
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It wasn't until 1:30 that afternoon that agents got word that a rancher had happened across the two men.
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Stricter gun control laws sound unnecessary to the rancher in Montana but logical to someone living in New York City.
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The ranchers, Dwight and Steven Hammond, caught the attention of the Nevada rancher Ammon Bundy, who thought the punishment unfair.
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That's bleak by most metrics, but especially so if you're a cattle rancher — the snows continue straight into calving season.
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As a composition, it's simple and striking, with saturated Jolly Rancher colors, the kind of image that pops on Instagram.
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The first corner of that triangle is Dick Jarrett (Kevin Bacon), a famous abstract sculptor and rancher in Marfa, Tex.
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Dispatch SINALOA, Mexico — Not long ago I met a small-time rancher here in the birthplace of Mexican drug trafficking.
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Zanen Pitts, a 32-year-old rancher and Pend d'Oreille first descendant, took over as the boys' coach in 2013.
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Each can brought to mind a familiar candy, whether it was a watermelon Jolly Rancher or a gummy peach ring.
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I don't know if the rancher knows the origin of this word, of how it ended up in his mouth.
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Richard ended his involvement with the circus after barely two years, and moved to Montana to work as a rancher.
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There will be great and fast economic retaliation against China if our farmers, rancher and/or industrial workers are targeted!
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Kevin Costner stars as John Dutton, a sixth-generation rancher who controls the largest contiguous ranch in the United States.
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A cattle rancher in southern Arizona said he had traveled to Mexico a day earlier, and he saw no emergency.
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John Hume, the world's largest rhino rancher with roughly 2023,300 animals, said he held five metric tons of rhino horn.
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An impromptu "bullfight" broke out in a California neighborhood, police said Tuesday, after the animals reportedly took off from a rancher.
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The question is uncouth, explains Dan Vinton, a lifetime rancher and longtime county commissioner; it's like prying into a person's salary.
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In season 1, robot rancher Peter Abernathy (Louis Hertham) finds a photo of Juliet standing in Times Square and short-circuits.
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A rancher leads two of his horses as a wildfire is burns near his ranch in Azusa, northeast of Los Angeles.
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Since 2012 Mr Payán has been working with Eduardo Enciso, a rancher in Meta, who already had some San Martinero cattle.
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The Millers had spent time on Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy's property during protests related to Bundy's dispute with the federal government.
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Rancher Cliven Bundy holds his five-month-old grandson Roper Cox at an event Saturday, April 11, 2015, in Bunkerville, Nevada.
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One afternoon, a rancher named Buck Taylor approached Bundy, demanding an audience and wanting to persuade the occupiers to go home.
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A federal judge declared a mistrial in the criminal conspiracy trial of Nevada cattle rancher Cliven Bundy on Tuesday, Reuters reported.
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Mike Harden, a farmer and rancher, got his tractor and heavy-duty disk plow and began to plow all around Ashland.
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The rancher thanked the Bundys for their courage, but he said it's time for them and their partners to leave town.
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This was soon followed by an additional kill order targeting the Meacham Pack at the request of a Umatilla County rancher.
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Rancher Robert Spitzmiller and his daughter, Sarah, put aside cleanup efforts on their 41,223 acres and headed over in his pickup.
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"Modern society is losing a way of life that has kept us and animals in harmony," one rancher told our correspondent.
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The barrel-chested rancher helped bring to light anonymous allegations of drinking and over-prescribing medications, which ultimately doomed Rear Adm.
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Last month, herdsmen shot and killed a British rancher in Laikipia, the same ruggedly beautiful area north of Nairobi where Mrs.
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"I referred to accepting an invitation to a speaking engagement," Hyde-Smith, also a former cattle rancher, said in the statement.
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The footage shows the Arizona rancher turning and waving his arms around as two officers approach him, apparently raising their weapons.
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She attempted to return the praise of a cattle rancher by saying she'd love to attend a public hanging with him.
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During the standoff at the refuge, FBI Agent W. Joseph Astarita allegedly fired shots during the arrest of rancher Robert "LaVoy" Finicum.
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Bundy told guards he was merely a "rancher trying to practice braiding rope," and denied that he had been trying to escape.
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She creates her own snaps, as well as brand-sponsored doodles for companies including Disney, Jolly Rancher, OPI, Walmart, Samsung, and MTV.
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In March, a white Kenyan rancher was shot dead by herders, prompting the government to send the military to quell the violence.
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Cause of death: Jolly Rancher According to Know Your Meme, the words "dat boi" first appeared on the scene back in 27.
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With four bedrooms and four and a half baths, the rancher had enough space for the Kennedy clan and guests to gather.
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The first two titles signed to Skybound Games are the survival game The Long Dark and the adorable life sim Slime Rancher.
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With no cell service, I wandered around the yard of the one-story rancher, looking for someone to announce my presence to.
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In the case of Bendegó, a young cattle rancher named Domingos da Motta Botelho stumbled upon the hardy cosmic rock in 1784.
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In a certified letter to the Harney County County sheriff, the Nevada rancher said the group will retain possession of the refuge.
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It could push certain rogue actors—say, "a guy with a dog kennel or a biologically sophisticated rancher"—toward cavalier, DIY experimentation.
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It's also worth noting that Rancher is a multi-tenant platform, so teams can manage their own clusters according to their needs.
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The Hand Hotel has 11 themed rooms (I am in "Rancher," with lariat and rocking chair), run-down but comfortable and friendly.
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Lummis, a former cattle rancher, was considered by the White House as a potential contender to serve as Interior secretary in 2017.
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The show takes place in a fictional Colorado town, and follows a dysfunctional rancher family and their interactions with the local townspeople.
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Their family disharmony is underscored — but also, somehow, potentially resolved — when they purchase a pile of old stones from an ancient rancher.
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But through evening chats on the veranda, the two men form a bond; the rancher ultimately visits Lopez at home in Oregon.
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They have joined the lawsuit by the nearby rancher, Mr. Hayes, challenging the decision to lift the moratorium on new coal leases.
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Ammon Bundy, the Nevada rancher who led the Malheur occupation, also disputed that Mr. Shea played a role in organizing the event.
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Deputies found a large dirt-filled plastic animal supplement tub, which the rancher had found in the trailer, the sheriff's office said.
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The son of a wealthy cattle rancher in Bahia, Mata Pires' links to politicians were central to the growth of his company.
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California Today Monday: For a second time, a blaze narrowly missed the home of the rancher who inadvertently sparked the Ranch fire.
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Farmers and ranchers faced a very similar situation years ago, and Congress responded by enacting the Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program.
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He was citing an interview in The Washington Examiner, a conservative newspaper, with one anonymous female rancher who lives on the border.
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"There's a murderer in the bunch," said Larry Salazar, 67, a rancher who lives about 2 miles from the high-desert compound.
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Donald Trump on Tuesday signed an executive order seeking to roll back a controversial water rule opposed by farmer, rancher and homebuilder groups.
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" For his part, rancher Helvey says he does expect there'll be a market for all-electric trucks "for city dwellers and weekend warriors.
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She is also parent to Alex, 21, Bryce, 16, and Todd, 15, with her husband Ladd Drummond, a cattle rancher in Pawhuska, Oklahoma.
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Brad Little (a millionaire rancher endorsed by much of the GOP establishment, hobbled by a dearth of charisma) is facing off against Rep.
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A few miles away, Mr. Palencia, the rancher, took us to the factory that was meant to supply feed to the fish farms.
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He can then buy food for his animals or pay a rancher for access to grazing land, without which his cows would die.
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Nevertheless, I reached out to a Colorado rancher currently faced with an influx of goats for comment on the new goat-dog research.
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Hershey's has lip balms for Reese's peanut butter cups, Twizzlers, more than one flavor of Jolly Rancher, and of course, regular milk chocolate.
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Life Without TakeoutWhen Drummond married her cattle rancher husband, she had to adapt to rural life – and that meant saying goodbye to takeout.
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"They have been somewhat threatened by this," said Bruce Strinden, a Morton County commissioner and part-time rancher who raises horses and chickens.
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Democrats have aimed their most aggressive attacks at Rosendale, seizing on his background in Maryland and questions about his experience as a rancher.
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Jackson has come a long way from its origins as a "little quaint cow town," as Jane Golliher, a local rancher, put it.
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"BOMBSHELL: Rancher LaVoy Finicum Shot and Killed by Feds While he was laying face down in the street" read one headline on woundedamericanwarrior.com.
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She said a rancher told her that he had hired only a handful of American laborers, but they washed out after a week.
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Mr. Garcia is a farmer and rancher himself with a long history of advocating for Brazil's farm lobby, known locally as the ruralistas.
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The family of a Nevada rancher, Cliven Bundy, helped take over a national wildlife refuge this year in protest against such federal actions.
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The son of a prominent local rancher, he offered help to neighbors in Brazoria County whose cattle were caught in the rising water.
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In 1976, Aquash's body was found by a South Dakota rancher as it decomposed in a 30-foot ditch just outside the reservation.
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The slapped woman was around sixty, tall, lean, sun-reddened, scrappy, a rancher, maybe, and we stood there a few minutes, recovering ourselves.
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Her Republican supporters say she has strong conservative credentials, and her profile as a rancher could resonate with voters in the agriculture community.
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Thousands of miles away, in the western Canadian province of Alberta, John Scott, a rancher, had a few words of advice for him.
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As they moved forward, high-caliber bullets ripped into their ranks, allegedly fired by the hired men of one of Palma's rancher friends.
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It contains some truly excellent reporting and photography, including the cover story about the rancher who sold his land to the Nature Conservancy.
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Rancher Rick Toney has been forced to haul hay to his Gull Lake, Saskatchewan, ranch from 500 kilometers away to feed his cattle.
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Monte Siegner, a 79-year-old rancher, held up a sign that read "ambushed and assassinated," and insisted that Finicum was killed needlessly.
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Ryan Bundy is a rancher and one of the leaders of the Oregon militia who staged the infamous 41-day standoff this past January.
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Chris Tate, 37, a rancher visiting from Marfa, Texas, booked the single alien-themed room at the Sunset View Inn near Rachel for Sept.
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Friday's raids built on the November arrest of Jose Carlos Bumlai, a powerful rancher and friend of former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
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One of them is Ammon Bundy, the 40-year-old son of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, who is well-known for anti-government action.
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It marked a stunning change for the former cattle rancher from Central California who drew as much heat himself as the Russia probe itself.
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The FBI arrested Cliven Bundy, the 74-year-old Nevada rancher whose 13 standoff with the Bureau of Land Management inspired the Oregon takeover.
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He got into the truck and drove, calling his girlfriend and 911, and asking a rancher along the way to telephone ahead for help.
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But by attacking the rancher and getting some things wrong, Wielgus "ruined the credibility of his own work and the students' work," Swedeen said.
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The rancher had a stone tablet that had an inscription and a drawing of a Sak Tz'i' king dressed as the Maya storm god.
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Adam Coker, a small-business owner — a truck driver and cattle rancher — is also running, with endorsements from several state and local elected officials.
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I faced corrupt cops in Guatemala, had M-16s pointed at me in Mexico, had a shotgun pointed at me by an Arizona rancher.
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On "Dallas," broadcast from 1978 to 1991, Mr. Martin played a rancher who was the lover of Sue Ellen Ewing, played by Linda Gray.
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"We agriculturalists get blamed for everything," said Jim Strickland, a rancher whose family has been raising cattle in Florida since before the Civil War.
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" Local support groups, such as the National Federal Lands Conference, formed by eastern Nevada rancher Bert Smith, have hailed Cliven Bundy as "a hero.
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The constitutional smackdown handed down in the Hage case should have ended rancher efforts to seize control of federal lands through the court system.
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Or my favorite, at 100A, the "Unemployed rancher," or DERANGED CATTLEMAN, which made me think so much of this old song, for some reason.
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In the fall of 2015, an operation of more than 1,000 policemen had been routed trying to evict a big rancher named Maynor Palma.
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The National Cattlemen's Beef Association, the nation's premier rancher and beef producers group, gave Marshall $5,000, as did the American Crystal Sugar Company's PAC.
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Vail is a fourth-generation rancher whose family once had a large ranching operation on Santa Rosa Island, part of the Channel Islands park.
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The process of meat labeling in the United States might be in need of a serious government intervention, according to former rancher Bill Bullard.
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Thirty-seven years old, he was granted access to the rich fossil bed by a rancher in 2012, then mined it secretly for years.
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The selfie shows off her side-swept crewcut, dark brown roots, and Jolly Rancher blue streaks — and we're getting Smurfette vibes, in a good way.
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Vidaurri is a rancher and an inspector with Customs and Border Protection, and his land extends to the river, where Trump's wall would be built.
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On June 14, 1947, a rancher named W.W. "Mac" Brazel and his son, Vernon, were driving to their land outside Roswell and encountered something unusual.
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The silent black-and-white film was shot by Frederick Hill, a Nevada rancher, who was attending the event with his wife and two children.
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The vodka-based cocktail is combined with either red cherry or green apple Jolly Rancher candy mix over ice in a 10-ounce glass mug.
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Texas cattle rancher Bill Martin is a lifelong Republican who owns more than 20 firearms and has been shooting guns since the age of 6.
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"Rancher, Farmer, Fisherman", based on a book by Miriam Horn, shows people in three jobs not always associated with conservation fighting to preserve natural resources.
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By highlighting the assets a rancher already has, taking into account metrics like sales and inventory, the team hopes to democratize the loan application process.
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"I want to diversify," said the 68-year old rancher, outlining plans to plant cocoa trees on his 300 hectare plot in Brazil's Para State.
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Supporters of rancher Cliven Bundy gather on I-15 just south of Mesquite to demand the release of his impounded cattle on April 12, 2014.
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The son of a rural Nevada rancher, McCulloch got his start in journalism at the Sagebrush, the student newspaper of the University of Nevada, Reno.
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"I think goats are too stupid to seek human intervention," said the rancher who wished to remain anonymous, likely for fear of a goat uprising.
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The rancher on the American side said they came to a certain pasture on his land, where there was a special kind of native grass.
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Four years ago, a rancher in the Patagonia region of Argentina came upon an old bone sticking out of his desert property near La Flecha.
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Finicum, a rancher who acted as a spokesman for the occupiers, told NBC News earlier this month that he would rather die than be arrested.
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On Monday, the occupiers used government equipment to uproot and tear down a fence at the request of a local rancher, CNN affiliate KTVZ reported.
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Rancher Labs, a container management platform that supports both Kubernetes and Docker Swarm, today announced that it has raised a $20 million Series B round.
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"I want to diversify," said the 20103-year old rancher, outlining plans to plant cocoa trees on his 300 hectare plot in Brazil's Para State.
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Instead, the rancher — who admits in a video accompanying the piece that she's never seen "Middle Easterners" crossing the border — is photographed holding a bottle.
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This week's leak was grimly familiar for Bob Banderet, a rancher on the Keystone route in North Dakota, about 20 miles north of the spill.
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Minutes later, authorities received a call that a rancher had discovered a woman's body in the middle of a country road between Baird and Putnam.
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"Rancher, Farmer, Fisherman," about conservationists in the Americans heartland, starts with a hard-bitten Montanan working to prevent development, to the outrage of some locals.
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He wore a felt rancher hat whose band was adorned with the tips of elk antlers, and a jackknife in a holster at his waist.
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In Texas, a rancher has accused the Border Patrol of trespassing after he said he found a surveillance camera the agency placed on his property.
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After making their own yogurt, the couple watches Atlanta Braves games or Law and Order in the afternoons inside their two-bedroom rancher assessed at $167,000.
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"It scares me that they would start putting tariffs on U.S. beef," said Pete Bonds, a cattle rancher and president of Bonds Ranch in Saginaw, Texas.
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Joe (Jason Lewis) steadfastly refuses to tell everyone, against the Rev's urging, so the Rev trades his pastor clothes for rancher clothes and tells them anyway.
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President Donald Trump took an unnamed border rancher at her word that she's found prayer rugs, used by some Muslims during worship, along the southern border.
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Fast-forward about 75 years, and recall Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, who, backed by three militias, led an armed standoff against federal law enforcement in 2014.
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The conflict intensified in 2016 when Wielgus spoke out against the state's decision to kill a pack of endangered grey wolves in response to rancher complaints.
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"The market we're in now can't get much more depressed," said Martin Zuidhof, chairman of Alberta Cattle Feeders' Association, a rancher who also runs a feedlot.
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Supporters of rancher Cliven Bundy have built a fake jail cell outside the Nevada jail where he and defendants are awaiting trial, the Associated Press reports.
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State Senator Terry M. Wanzek, a farmer and rancher who sponsored the bill last year, said that opponents are driven by unwarranted fears of big business.
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The protagonist, Sonny Lamb, was a rancher from West Texas who represented House District 74, which, in real life, stretches across thirty-seven thousand square miles.
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Her wealthy Republican opponent—the West Texas rancher and oilman Clayton Williams, Jr.—had a double-digit lead in the polls when the general election began.
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One rancher said he was driving his tractor to his field when a group of masked men on a rural county road tried to approach him.
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Ed Ashurst, 65, an outspoken rancher who manages land about 20 miles from the border, is more assertive, but he needs to address something else first.
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Ryan Bundy, son of rancher Cliven Bundy, has been allowed to go to a halfway house before his Nevada trial, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reports.
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In 2011 while serving in the Montana legislature, Rosendale told a Maryland publication, MyEasternShoreMD, that he leases his land to farmers and to a cattle rancher.
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The rancher reported that he killed a wolf but wolf specialists looked at photos of the animal and doubted it was a purebred wolf, ABCFoxMontana reported.
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In Texas in the early 1910s, an entrepreneurial rancher decided to turn the spectacle of hundreds of turkeys walking down the street into an actual parade.
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The next morning, the Texas rancher committed himself to what would become an eight-year fight to save the spare, rough, desolate land he called home.
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"I was in a little buggy with an old rancher the other day, and we were going to go up to a campfire," Mr. Romero said.
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It began last summer, when a rancher spotted an underground wasp nest and tried to plug the hole by driving a metal stake into the ground.
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Once again that same problem rears its head: How do we separate the affable New Mexico artist/rancher from the nasty chaos he chooses to produce?
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Supporting the rancher, Mr. Kavanaugh filed an amicus brief on behalf of the Center for Equal Opportunity, an anti-affirmative-action organization involved in the case.
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"I can identify a horse by looking at it, without needing a chip that also requires investing in an electronic reader," said Ignacio Español, a rancher.
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A large banner by the fireplace bears a quote from Alvin Cobabe, a rancher-turned-medical doctor and the resort's founder, about Powder Mountain's bewitching spell.
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He played the kidnapped son of a rich rancher in "Branded" (1950), with Alan Ladd, and a cavalry lieutenant in "The Savage" (1952), with Charlton Heston.
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AEye has an inquiry from the bank looking to monitor its cattle rancher loan customer by scanning his cows in real time and tracking their growth.
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John Wayne delivers that same admonition in "Rio Bravo," Howard Hawks's 1959 masterpiece about a sheriff and a ragtag group holding off a powerful, autocratic rancher.
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In "Lefty Brown," those changes have already affected a Montana rancher, Edward Johnson (Peter Fonda), who has recently been elected a senator and is headed east.
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Eliason, a Utah rancher, said small communities in the West rely on the public lands for their livelihoods because there is so little private land for grazing.
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Bundy is the son of Cliven Bundy, a Nevada rancher who in 2014 was at the center of a tense standoff with federal officials over grazing rights.
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An autopsy found that the rancher was killed by three rounds fired by Oregon State Police officers that struck him in the neck, shoulder and lower back.
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But if the methods used by the rancher Ammon Bundy to seize the federal property were radical, the ideological roots of the operation were somewhat more mainstream.
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"People are not saying, don't let the Cubans in," said Ricardo de Anda, a lawyer and rancher in Laredo who helped mobilize aid for the Central Americans.
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After making their own yogurt, the couple often watches Atlanta Braves games or Law and Order in the afternoons in their two-bedroom rancher, assessed at $167,000.
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Known as a fastidious cattle rancher, Cortizo has vowed to fight corruption, improve health services, reform the education system and build a new University of Panama campus.
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A herd of cattle in Saskatchewan, Canada, must be open to any kind of leader, because rancher Adrienne Ivey caught them taking cues from a lost beaver.
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Soon, the two strike up a friendship, their only connection this class that the lawyer doesn't want to teach and the rancher isn't even signed up for.
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America got to know the Bundys in 2014, when agents with the Bureau of Land Management began to round up the cattle of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy.
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Among the militiamen are Ammon and Ryan Bundy, sons of rancher Cliven Bundy, who was involved in a standoff in Nevada with the U.S. government in 2014.
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Ammon Bundy, son of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, had said he and others were prepared to stay in the building for days, weeks or months if necessary.
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After users have selected the breed, cut, and rancher of their choosing, the cow is butchered, packaged, barcoded, and finally shipped to buyers in cold storage containers.
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KFC scrapped the "Brazer grilled chicken sandwich" in 2011, the "Rancher sandwich" in 2012, and a "pulled chicken" offering in 2015, all marketed with lower calorie counts.
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Mary Anderson was already a successful real estate developer and rancher in Greene County, Alabama, but her invention is the reason why your winter drives stay safe.
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Bring your appetite since the portions here can be pretty large — for example, The Rancher is 22 to 24 ounces of battered steak topped with special gravy.
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" When he arrives, the rancher and his daughter have "a meat pie in the oven, and he wanted to know whether I took milk with my tea.
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Meanwhile, the state Democratic Party is dinging him for saying he's a cattle rancher, even though public records indicate he has rented his land to other ranchers.
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The judge overseeing rancher Cliven Bundy's federal trial hinted Monday at potentially declaring a mistrial due to prosecutors not providing certain documents to the defense, Reuters reports.
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In December for the holiday season, Applebee's introduced their "Dollar Jolly" drink, a vodka-based cocktail combined with either red cherry or green apple Jolly Rancher candy mix.
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"A particular rancher ... brought a very, very good pot of soup that was needed on a late night when we were very hungry," Bundy told the news conference.
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The state has also looked into the deaths of another four calves owned by the rancher, Wally Roney, with one considered a "possible" wolf kill, the newspaper said.
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The leader, Ammon Bundy, is the son of Cliven Bundy, the deadbeat rancher and Fox News hero who still owes more than $1 million in unpaid grazing fees.
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The Bureau of Land Management is the same agency that has riled up Nevada rancher Ammon Bundy and the armed protesters who joined him from out of state.
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Like his campaign song, Quist appears more Montana rancher than Washington lawmaker, and that is where a potential upset brews in a state that re-elected Democratic Gov.
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At the start of 2014, Robert "LaVoy" Finicum was an anonymous rancher and father of 11 who spent time grazing his cows on 17,000 acres of Arizona land.
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Richard Wetherill is the most well known, the son of a rancher, who, when he first spied treasures in the ground, leapt off his horse and began digging.
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Steve Charter is the former chair of the Northern Plains Resource Council, a member of the Western Organization of Resource Councils and is a rancher in Shepherd, Montana.
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All Americans, rural or urban, rancher or riveter, white collar or blue, will do whatever it takes to maintain our independence and remain masters of our own destiny.
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Four defenders of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy have been found not guilty of numerous charges relating to their 2014 armed demonstration to stop a government-led cattle roundup.
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I'm sitting across from a number of industry players including Bay Area rancher Bill Niman of BN Ranch and James Beard Award-winning author-slash-butcher Adam Danforth.
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Josh Hawley in Missouri is a Stanford- and Yale-educated lawyer who clerked for Chief Justice John Roberts, while Matt Rosendale in Montana is a rancher-turned-politician.
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Wagner's story is reset deep in the heart of Texas, with Wotan as a powerful rancher, Siegfried as a guitar-strumming cowboy, and Brünnhilde as a sassy cowgirl.
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However, it backed down in 2014, releasing the livestock to end a standoff with hundreds of armed protesters who came to support the rancher in the Nevada desert.
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"Well, it takes out a lot of our range, and it has a huge economic impact for us," Cattle rancher Jhona Bell told the Mountain West News Bureau.
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The agricultural industry is one of the biggest supporters of eliminating the tax, and Trump singled out local fourth-generation cattle rancher Julie Ellingson to make his point.
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"As the day wore on, you started getting more questions from the group, once we all warmed up," recalled Jim Strickland, a longtime cattle rancher in Southwest Florida.
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But in 1911 the 21-year-old George competed against the fiercest cowboys in the Northwest: the Nez Percé Indian Jackson Sundown and the white rancher John Spain.
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The Washington Post profile details the couple's modest and purposeful life today, which includes paper-plate dinners, flying commercial, and spending quiet afternoons in their $167,000 two-bedroom rancher.
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The Nevada rancher, who is leading the band of armed seditionists who took over the headquarters of a federal wildlife refuge in Oregon last Saturday, tweeted this Tuesday night.
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A quick-thinking Oregon rancher saved the day on Friday when he stopped an alleged bike thief by jumping on his horse and lassoing the man with a rope.
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At one point, I sat down near the park entrance, where a couple of rough, hipshot rancher ladies were swaggering back and forth and trading insults with each other.
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When a steer or heifer is fully funded, or "tips," Honest Beef Company purchases it directly from a humane rancher and coordinates the butchering and aging of the animal.
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"Without it, he probably would not be with us today," said the rancher, a well-known Arizona backer of President Donald Trump's efforts to secure the U.S.-Mexico border.
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The Border Patrol official who the rancher said wrote the email, Lisa A. Reed, did not immediately respond to an AP email seeking confirmation of the details Chilton provided.
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The first step they took toward what they imagined would be a more pristine state was to revoke the access enjoyed by the rancher whose cows wandered their property.
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Although the Nevada standoff ended without bloodshed, the Oregon confrontation ended in the death of Arizona rancher Robert "LaVoy" Finicum and the arrest of leaders of the armed protest.
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"Rancher Labs has shown through its amazing open-source adoption, that organizations see container management as critical to accelerating software development, and running applications reliably and efficiently in production."
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Cindy Hyde-Smith of Mississippi accused Democrats at a debate Tuesday night of weaponizing her recent remark about attending a "public hanging" at the invitation of a local rancher.
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Sargent pointed to a cattle rancher in Utah who spends his nights and weekends helping to mobilize Michigan activists on an ACLU campaign to make it easier to vote.
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Tester, who is well-known in the state as a farmer, also questioned Rosendale's presentation of himself as a "rancher," pointing out that he didn't actually own any cattle.
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He was an artist and designer that didn't know how to program, so he was downloading other people's code, fucking with it, and cobbling a prototype for Slime Rancher.
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Six others, including self-styled militia leader Ammon Bundy and his brother Ryan Bundy, both sons of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, were arrested, and Ryan Bundy was also shot.
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The GOP chairman overseeing the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) says the agency is partly to blame for the failure of the prosecution against Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy. Rep.
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There's also support for autoscaling and while advanced users can use tools like Helm charts, Terraform and Rancher, there's also one-click app support for deploying often-used applications.
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And into that town and the environs rides a young outlaw who's been wounded, who gets taken care of by a woman rancher outside of town, who's an outcast.
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But the cattle rancher never existed, the springs are man-made, and the "retail, dining, and entertainment district" (as corporate literature calls it) is effectively only five years old.
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Notwithstanding populist cant about the importance of the Western rancher, a lone cowboy making a hardscrabble go of it, it is mostly cities that have the ear of policymakers.
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More so than most Mountain Dew flavors, it has a "melted Jolly Rancher" flavor profile, similar to that of purple Red Bull, but it's bright red and less caffeinated.
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We can conjecture that the rancher is proud of his fence, proud of running bison instead of cows, and likely proud to have his own private Cascadian stratovolcanic mountain.
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Erika Kenner, a rancher in Leeds, N.D., told The Associated Press she felt helpless because the blowing, drifting snow prevented her from checking on her family's herd of cows.
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Rosendale, a rancher and businessman, entered elected politics with a 2202 bid for the state House, ultimately becoming the state Senate majority leader and building a reputation with conservatives.
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" The 71-year-old rancher said the sheriff had a duty to protect his "life, liberty and property," not to side with Washington, which Bundy called a "foreign government.
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This week nearly 400 of National Farmers Union's family farmer and rancher members will descend on Capitol Hill to explain just how tough the situation is in farm country.
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Nearly every farmer and rancher POLITICO interviewed for this story — dozens in hard-hit states including Nebraska, Ohio and California – said they had not heard of the climate hubs.
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Clint Pischel, a rancher from Niobrara, said he had lost more than 50 cows when torrents of water and car-size ice chunks tore through his county last week.
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Among the occupiers were Ammon and Ryan Bundy, two sons of Cliven Bundy, a Nevada rancher who became a symbol of anti-government sentiment in 2014, according to The Oregonian.
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CARRIZO SPRINGS/KATY, Texas (Reuters) - Texas cattle rancher Bill Martin is a lifelong Republican who owns more than 20 firearms and has been shooting guns since the age of 6.
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Walmart has now arranged to source cattle from Texas rancher Bob McClaren of Prime Pursuits and 44 Farms, who said the retailer will sell no-hormones-added Black Angus beef.
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Many were from outside the area, including Ammon Bundy, above center, the son of the Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, known for a 26 standoff with federal authorities over grazing rights.
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The group of armed protesters, led by two sons of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, on Saturday took control of a facility at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in rural Oregon.
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"If you are a farmer or rancher whose commodities have been directly impacted by tariffs, you now have until February 14 to submit your application," USDA said in a tweet.
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The Thai Tea (Belvedere vodka, Thai tea, orange bitters) is refreshing and strong, but the Rum Cannonball (Bacardi, pineapple, grenadine) has the toothachy sweetness of an alcohol-soaked Jolly Rancher.
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On Sunday, I went to see Dan Bell, a cattle rancher who lives on the Arizona border with Mexico, and whose land is frequently trespassed by migrants and drug smugglers.
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A federal judge on Monday dismissed the charges against Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, his two sons and a militia member for their role in a 2014 standoff with federal officers.
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After my friend the late rancher Drummond Hadley (the author of a fine book of cowboy poems) talked to experts at a rifle company about the accuracy of a new .
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KFC scrapped the "Brazer grilled chicken sandwich" in 2011, the "Rancher sandwich" in 2012, and a "pulled chicken" meal in 2015 due to lackluster sales, The Times of London reported.
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Conversely, it only costs the BLM $2 per acre for land that's allotted for grazing since the rancher makes such a significant investment in maintaining the land for the government.
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In a report released in recent days, forensic investigators found that a rancher started the fire when hammering a metal stake in his backyard to snuff out a wasp nest.
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It also combines the Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program with Section 2501, which serves socially disadvantaged and veteran farmers and ranchers into a Farming Opportunities Training and Outreach Program.
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I was there to attend a meeting organized by Jeanette Finicum, the widow of LaVoy Finicum, an Arizona rancher who was shot and killed by government agents a year earlier.
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Those delicious Jolly Rancher Hard Candies you love are being hawked in a bag full o' lies ... according to one sour customer who says his sweet purchase was mostly air.
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A few years later, a rancher friend in Osoyoos, a town about 250 miles east of Vancouver, called to ask if Beck would help coach a local pee-wee team.
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Placencia told investigators he bought the goat for $140 from a rancher in California and packed his luggage with the intention of eating the intestines, the District of Alaska said.
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Led by his son, Idaho rancher Ammon Bundy, the occupation has stretched for 41 days, and the last four occupiers were prepared to surrender to the FBI on Thursday morning.
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"He's an East Coast developer who came to the state, bought a ranch, claims to be a rancher but has no cows," Tester told CNN's Gloria Borger in an interview.
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Cliven Bundy, a Nevada rancher and long-time government critic accused of leading an armed standoff between a militia and federal authorities in 2014, will have to stand trial again.
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Acqualina makes liquid nitrogen ice cream at stations where people can create flavors such as coffee, Jolly Rancher, cotton candy or marshmallow while adding any toppings they want, Mr. Dominguez said.
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Ms. Fiore has been a well-known supporter of the family of Cliven Bundy, the rancher who had a standoff with the federal government in 2014 over cattle grazing in Nevada.
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As first reported by Ars Technica, Ricardo Palacios, a 74-year-old rancher and attorney, found a small camera on a tree near his son's home in Encinal, Texas last November.
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"The mayor has missed the point on the purpose of these lunches, and that's a nutritious meal for the people," said Zachary Yanta, a farmer and rancher in south-central Texas.
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"If we don't use our resources wisely to turn those grasslands into a productive protein source for people, that's just inefficient and not good use of the land," said rancher Yanta.
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The men had faced conspiracy, extortion, and other charges for participating as armed gunmen in the 2014 standoff near Bunkerville, Nevada, which was led by rancher Cliven Bundy and his family.
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Rodolfo Palencia, a rancher, spent an afternoon on his hammock, singing us songs he wrote about his state of Barinas, the most fertile part of his country, according to the lyrics.
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Bundy, the son of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, led the 20163-day occupation of an Oregon wildlife refuge in 2016 and helped organize the 2014 armed Nevada standoff against federal agents.
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The government retreated from the 2014 confrontation with Cliven Bundy, a Nevada rancher and the father of Ammon, when supporters rallied around him and threatened a gun battle with federal officials.
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Even people who have known him for more than 25 years are sketchy on the details, but they say he was born Jaime Gomez, the son of a wealthy Venezuelan rancher.
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And in the third, a rancher, Jamie (Lily Gladstone), decides to go into town one day, happening upon a nighttime class taught by an out-of-town lawyer, Beth (Kristen Stewart).
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Ammon is the son of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, 67, who engaged in a protracted battled with the federal Bureau of Land Management over grazing rights for his cattle in 2014.
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Finicum first began to speak out against federal land ownership in 2014, when agents with the Bureau of Land Management tried to seize the cattle of a rancher named Cliven Bundy.
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The government of President Uhuru Kenyatta was slow to react to the encroachments even when clashes turned deadly because it was fearful of alienating voters, said white Kenyan rancher Maria Dodds.
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Crispin Ayala Torres, a 46-year-old rancher and former resident of a town called El Limón, said that members of CJNG started turning up armed at the ranch he managed.
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Ryan Bundy, son of rancher Cliven Bundy, is suing the federal government, accusing it of malicious prosecution stemming from the 2014 standoff at his father's Nevada ranch, the Associated Press reports.
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Meanwhile, the rancher will be embroiled in a firestorm caused by a campaign to undermine his business and the blending of fact and fiction takes on a life of its own.
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Cliven Bundy, the Nevada rancher who led an armed standoff over grazing fees on federal lands, is suing President Obama and Nevada officials in hopes of getting charges against him dismissed.
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Craig, 35, is a fourth-generation rancher, but he said land is now so expensive and profit so meager that he could never afford to start a ranch from scratch today.
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AROUND THE WEB: Ryan Bundy, son of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, is suing the federal government over the body searches he is undergoing in prison, the Las Vegas Review Journal reports.
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"We've chosen to live here knowing we're never going to get rich," said Bruce Adams, a San Juan county commissioner and fifth-generation rancher whose cattle largely graze on federal allotments.
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Mr. Believe hawks the company's titular product, a drug-free "relaxation drink" modeled after "purple drank"—often made by mixing cough syrup with soft drinks and, for sweetness, a Jolly Rancher.
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"We are experiencing lost sales without T.P.P." of about $400,000 a day as a result, said Kevin Kester, a California cattle rancher and vice president of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association.
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All sides got a taste of Wielgus in the summer of 2014 after wolves from the Huckleberry pack in northeast Washington killed dozens of sheep that belonged to a single rancher.
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Golden said they found out about the site after graduate student Whittaker Schroder got a tip from a street food vendor, who introduced him to the rancher who owned the property.
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On the edge of the wild horse range in Challis in central Idaho, Jackie Ingram, a rancher, has shared 168,700 acres of public land with the mustang herds for 46 years.
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She was a collector of animal bones and Indian artifacts, a protector of the wild horses and a cattle rancher who never made much money from the 500 head she tended.
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In 2010, the Democratic governor of New Mexico at the time, Bill Richardson, ordered a few dozen troops to his state's border with Mexico after the killing of an Arizona rancher.
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As these tensions play out among Democrats, Republican women are also vying to claim an Arizona heritage that has embraced feisty women stretching back to the state's frontier and rancher roots.
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OR-54 "absolutely has been the subject of lots of conversation and concern," said Dan Macon, a sheep rancher in Northern California and the president of the California Wool Growers Association.
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Another thing that went unacknowledged, at least until the end of my time there: The rancher had only one thumb, the result of having swung a bad dale with a lasso.
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But on Friday, the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office in Nebraska said that a rancher south of Hershey reported he found human remains in a stock trailer he recently purchased in Missouri.
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"We're seeing the increase in people crossing out here, and we're afraid," said Amanda Adame, 39, a cattle rancher whose family lives in Hachita, about 45 miles north of Antelope Wells.
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It charts a marriage disrupted when the wife (Natalia López) of a rancher and poet (Reygadas) has a fling with a hired hand — an affair that she believes her husband condones.
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Dern plays George Spahn, a blind rancher who owned the property that Manson and his followers were living on when they plotted the infamous murder of Sharon Tate (Robbie) and her friends.
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The rancher on the Mexican side of the border said the bison visited a pond on his land almost every day because it was the only year-round water source anywhere nearby.
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It was a profound dream, but once the word about Drop City got out, trouble came in: There was a murder, biker gangs arrived, and a cattle rancher later bought the utopia.
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"APR's goal to make things the way they were thousands of years ago isn't the way life was intended," said rancher K.C. Weingart, whose land borders 20 miles (32km) of the reserve.
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She was the only one who noticed the subtle signs my blood sugar might be dropping while I was operating -- and opened a Jolly Rancher candy and placed it behind my mask.
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Reynolds was originally cast to play George Spahn, a rancher who allowed Charles Manson and his followers to stay on his property, but the role went to Bruce Dern after Reynolds' death.
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One of the best-known crackers in this part of the state is Iris Wall, an 86-year-old rancher who still keeps watch of her cattle from her ranch near Indiantown.
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In an emailed statement, JBS said it had no way of knowing where cattle were raised when supplied by a legal rancher who may have bought the herd from an embargoed ranch.
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"If he invited me to a public hanging, I'd be on the front row," she said during what appeared to be a campaign event referencing the support of a Mississippi cattle rancher.
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Details of what happened next are murky, but reports said a police officer who intervened was wounded by a bullet, and a rancher named Robert Thompson was fatally shot in the chest.
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Ammon and Ryan Bundy, along with their father, rancher Cliven Bundy, are also charged in a separate case for their role in an armed standoff with federal agents in Nevada in 2014.
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Mr. Ladd, 214, looks and acts the way a rancher is expected to, with brush mustache, hard squint and matter-of-fact affect, all kept tight under a sweat-stained cowboy hat.
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From its 1940s Rancher cowboy boots to the Harness boot of the '60s, which features the brand's signature ring design, Frye has been known for its shoes for more than a century.
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Ammon Bundy, the son of Cliven Bundy, the Nevada rancher who sparked an armed standoff with federal agents in 2014, which escalated a years-long fight over government regulations on his land.
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There were 1,953 farmer, rancher and fishery co-ops in 2016 in the United States, down 4.6 percent from a year earlier, according to the most recent U.S. Department of Agriculture data.
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There is a great chasm between the rancher in New Mexico who crosses paths with smugglers on a regular basis and Americans who live hundreds of miles from a port of entry.
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Grace works directly for a strict housemaid named Nancy Montgomery (Anna Paquin), who in turn is having an illicit affair with their employer, a wealthy Ontario rancher named Thomas Kinnear (Paul Gross).
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Meanwhile, folks like the Sinaloan rancher will find ways through, because we now thirst for their dope and they need the last room on a house, or a cow, or a tractor.
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"If we don't have good water, we can't do anything," said Art Hayes, a cattle rancher who worries that more mining would foul a supply that generations of ranchers have relied upon.
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Their main target is the Bureau of Land Management, a federal agency that has found an unlikely spotlight since rancher Cliven Bundy refused to pay a BLM bill and called it a revolution.
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The dispute between Cliven Bundy and the U.S. government dates back to 1993, when the rancher stopped paying monthly fees the BLM charges ranchers to allow their cattle to roam federal range lands.
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Take for example one of Kiwami's most popular videos in which he takes a bunch of Jell-O, melts it down, and turns it into what looks like a deadly Jolly Rancher nightmare.
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Finicum, a 55-year-old rancher from northern Arizona, said it over and over to the media outlets that interviewed him while he sat under a blue tarp at the Malheur Wildlife Refuge.
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A farmer, rancher or a forester could deduct the full $200,000 in the year they donated the easement, and their full income in each subsequent year, until the entire $500,000 deduction is reached.
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Charlie Lipsey, a rancher with land near the culvert where Martinez and Garland were found, said the area used to be a more popular route for migrants coming to the US to work.
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Recently, Hyde-Smith was caught on camera saying, "If he invited me to a public hanging, I'd be on the front row," after being praised by a cattle rancher at a campaign event.
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" Then, instead of the dat boi frog, Jolly Rancher shared a graphic of the an apple sitting atop a unicycle (in front of a library ???) with a goofy grin, saying, "Oh hai wuddup!
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He made memorable appearances in two Westerns as the kidnapped son of a rancher in Alan Ladd-starrer Branded (503) and as a cavalry lieutenant opposite Charlton Heston in 1952's The Savage.
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Finicum is a rancher who lives in the Kaibab Plateau area of northern Arizona, and has publicly stated he is no longer paying federal grazing fees, which he calls "extortion," the Republic reports.
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Fearing they would be next, Solano's father in 19893 sold the family's land for a very cheap price to José Vicente Cantero, a cattle rancher accused of being an ally of the paramilitaries.
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Frazee's Demeanor Was Not Unusual Before His Arrest, Says Client Frazee, a rancher, spoke to a client of his, Clinton Cline, the day before he was taken into custody on suspicion of murder.
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In 2002, normally moderate voters turned in desperation to Mr Uribe, a rancher-politician who promised to hound the FARC to defeat and, to popular acclaim, presided over a big security build-up.
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Before the final surrender, federal agents arrested the figurehead of the protesters' movement: Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, who didn't participate in the occupation but is the father of arrested standoff leader Ammon Bundy.
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Among the men leading the standoff are Ammon and Ryan Bundy, sons of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, who was involved in a previous standoff with the government over grazing rights, reports The Oregonian.
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Garth Gardiner, a rancher who raises cattle and quarter horses west of Ashland, watched through the window of his ranch's office as the smoke plumed skyward and figured the fire would miss him.
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The Bundys are the sons of Cliven Bundy, the Nevada rancher who attracted national attention for a similar dispute in 2014 over refusing to pay grazing fees for his cattle on federal land.
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Musk's comment garnered all manner of response, including one from Nick Popovich, the game director behind 2017's Slime Rancher, a wildly successful game about collecting, raising, and breeding enormously cute slimes creatures.
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In the spring of 2015, landowners started getting letters in the mail, phone calls from surveyors, or in the case of rancher James Spriggs, survey stakes just appearing on his property without warning.
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Camera in hand, he spoke with Cuban immigrants in Florida, coal miners in West Virginia, a rancher in Arizona and others, at least one of whom said he twice voted for Barack Obama.
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According to official lore, a cattle rancher stumbled upon its titular body of water (really more like a still river) in what is now Lake Buena Vista, outside Orlando, in the mid-23s.
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Agustín Navarro, a rancher, said he has a couple of lynxes living near a pond on his farmland, but "it's been more about feeling their presence than ever seeing them properly," he said.
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An Arizona rancher with 11 children, he had his own conflicts with the federal government, and he roamed the refuge's many buildings with a broad cowboy hat and a pistol on his hip.
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While I wasn't a huge fan of the scent and taste myself — I don't personally like watermelon-flavored anything — I'd make an exception for this, which tastes a lot like a Jolly Rancher.
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One rancher, Jacob Serapo, used to fetch water for his family and cattle from a well 100 yards from his home, but the barriers left the well on the other side, in Mexico.
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The series stars Pierce Brosnan as Eli McCullough, the family's steely patriarch, who was captured by Comanches as a teenager in 1849 and later becomes a cattle rancher with a violent, vengeful streak.
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Oregon State Police fired the three rounds that killed the Arizona rancher during a confrontation with authorities on a remote road, Oregon law enforcement officials said at a news conference in Bend, Oregon.
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Poets scheduled for the 22005 gathering include Mr. Mitchell, who quit school at 22017 to work as a buckaroo — a cowhand — on a Nevada ranch; Paul Zarzyski, who was mentored by the Montana poet laureate Richard Hugo and spent 230 years as a bareback rodeo cowboy; Yvonne Hollenbeck, wife of a South Dakota rancher and a columnist for Farmer & Rancher Exchange; and Amy Hale Auker, a buckaroo at Arizona's Spider Ranch, where her husband, the songwriter and poet Gail Steiger, is foreman.
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LAS VEGAS – A jury has been picked for the trial of rancher Cliven Bundy, two sons and one other co-defendant on federal charges stemming from an April 2014 armed standoff with federal agents.
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They've served everything from strawberry margaritas to Jolly Rancher drinks but the "the OG" Dollarita is a simple blend of tequila and classic margarita mix on the rocks served in a 10-ounce mug.
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" —Ron His Horse Is Thunder, rancher and former chairman of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, Fort Yates, North Dakota "We need a check on the out-of-control Republicans and also our state legislatures.
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"In our culture, we celebrate the locusts because their arrival means rain," said Haphi Elema, a farmer and rancher who lives on an isolated homestead in southern Ethiopia and belongs to the Borana community.
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Two years ago, Cliven Bundy, a rancher in Nevada got into an armed standoff with the federal government over unpaid grazing fees because he was angry at BLM policies that limited his cattle access.
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The arrest of the elder Mr. Bundy signaled a new stage in a decades-long fight between the United States government and the rancher, who stopped paying federal grazing fees in the early 1990s.
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The rancher, who has achieved celebrity status in the West over his opposition to government land policy, is scheduled to stand trial later this year along with other defendants considered leaders of the standoff.
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The best contemporary example of this is Nevada's rogue rancher Cliven Bundy, who with his sons led a band of disaffected "militia men" in an armed uprising against the federal Bureau of Land Management.
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In the game itself, this speech is delivered to Marston by rancher Drew MacFarlane, sipping coffee in his well dressed home—it's a scene that would fit right into probable RDR inspiration The Proposition.
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A federal judge in Oregon last month ordered Bundy to remain in custody, finding that the rancher, who at times has traveled with armed guards, was a flight risk and posed a public threat.
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"At the end of the day, a member of Congress is going to care about what a farmer or rancher in their district thinks more than they're going to listen to me," he said.
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Popovich said Monomi Park has a "war chest" that would give the company a long runway to come up with a new project—or at the least, pay people—if Slime Rancher finally peaked.
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Ammon Bundy, the protesters' leader and son of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, said Tuesday that the group will not end their occupation of the refuge until the local community has control of the land.
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"It creates a lot of anxiety across all of agriculture, particularly the U.S. pulling out of Nafta," said Kevin Kester, a rancher in California and the president-elect of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association.
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The origin of chili is also debated, but the consensus seems to be that it arose in the mid-19th century from the rancher culture of what is now southern Texas and northern Mexico.
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A former cattle rancher said Friday that the U.S. government's inaction over the restoration of a mandatory labeling program on certain meats is having a major impact on farmers and ranchers across the country.
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The rancher from Sinaloa told me he put a little more than a pound and a half of heroin in those shoes, clearing as much as $12,000 in a single trip to the States.
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"Nothing prepared me for where I recently found myself: in the wilds of the Australian outback watching a cattle rancher artificially inseminate a cow," Mr. Gates wrote in a blog post published on Tuesday.
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The clue at 45A seemed to be a little bit broad; if you happen to be stuck on it, it really could apply to a barber or a rancher, as well as a dentist.
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The Oregon gunmen, led by Ammon Bundy, son of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, said they are not leaving the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge until control of the land is returned to the local community.
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In 2014, Shea participated in an armed standoff in Nevada, led by rancher Cliven Bundy, who insisted on the right to let his cattle graze on federal lands without paying fees, the report said.
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Cliven Bundy, the Nevada rancher who became famous for a standoff with the Bureau of Land Management in 2014, learned Thursday that the federal government has a long reach and a willingness to wait.
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When you're having a barbecue and your hipster friends only eat free-range meat but have no problem gulping down a mysterious clear beverage that tastes like every Jolly Rancher flavor melted into one. 2.
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In their film The Missing, Blanchett played a rancher who must team up with her estranged father (Tommy Lee Jones) to track down her daughter (Evan Rachel Wood) who was kidnapped by Native American rebels.
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The Trump administration then reportedly considered Lummis, a rancher who focused on public lands and energy issues as a senior member of the House Natural Resources committee, for Interior Secretary before turning to David Bernhardt.
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According to CNN, Bundy is the 40-year-old son of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy who drew national attention last year after staging a standoff with federal authorities after a Bureau of Land Management dispute.
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A local rancher, Carlos Robles Elias, told the Arizona Daily Star that he heard from a friend that the jaguar was trapped and killed six months ago somewhere in Sonora, Mexico, near the U.S. border.
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Bundy is the 40-year-old son of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, who was at the center of a previous armed standoff with government authorities in 2014, that time over grazing rights on public lands.
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Those are the sort of numbers that would seem to play well with classic pickup users such as rancher Frank Helvey, who raises cattle and is active in the livestock auction community near Pearsall, Texas.
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"We are the ones who've had to live with bullets flying around us," says Freddy Rendón, a cattle rancher in Uribe, a town in Meta, in central Colombia, where Yes won 93.5% of the vote.
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Mr. Finicum was friends with Cliven Bundy, the Nevada rancher and father of Ammon and Ryan, who drew national attention for leading a 2014 standoff with the federal government over illegal grazing on public lands.
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That was Duquette's message in 2250, when he visited Nevada in support of a rancher named Kevin Borba, who had repeatedly and progressively flouted rules governing the treatment of wild horses on his grazing allotment.
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Unlike a green apple Jolly Rancher-flavored slush, the idea of chugging 44-ounces of neon-green, partially frozen pickle juice out of a Sonic Route 44 styrofoam cup is almost too much to process.
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To stay hip, Jolly Rancher — the hard candy company that loves to hashtag it's, uh, questionable slogan, "Keep On Sucking" — tried to make its own version of dat boi, but ohmygosh it was so bad.
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Americans such as Arlene Mackay, 80, a Montana cattle rancher who gave $1,000 in January to what she thought was a multi-million dollar fundraiser, dubbed We Build the Wall, to construct a border wall.
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To decipher their cause is difficult, but it appears they do not like the fact that one of their rancher kin is going to jail for arson because he didn't want to sell his land.
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GOP field wants no part of Oregon standoff Who the protesters are Bundy is the son of Cliven Bundy, the Nevada rancher who drew national attention in 2014 after staging a standoff with federal authorities.
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But he was inspired by an article about a North Dakota rancher and farmer named Gabe Brown, who claimed to have developed, through trial and error, a more efficient and cost-effective way to farm.
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Weston Dvorak, a rancher in Manning, North Dakota, said hay that cost him $60 per ton earlier this year is now going for $20123 to $200, adding hundreds of thousands of dollars to his costs.
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Speaking to The Bozeman Daily Chronicle in 1994, Mr. Burns used a racial slur for blacks while quoting a Montana rancher who had asked him how he managed to live in Washington with African-Americans.
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Early radio pioneers imagined that this unprecedented blurring of public and private space might become a sort of ethereal forum that would uplift the nation, from the urban slum dweller to the remote Montana rancher.
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I'm not a rancher or a contractor, so I can't really subject the Ford's aluminum frame to everyday tortures, but the word is that it's holding up to all manner of abuse in the field.
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But they've had their fill of the standoff, led by Ammon Bundy, the son of anti-government Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, who made his own headlines in 2014 in another faceoff with the federal government.
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"We will be here as a unified body of people that understand the principles of the Constitution," said a steadfast Ammon Bundy, son of infamous fed-hating rancher Cliven Bundy, who is leading the group.
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In exhibit booths, people bought copies of books on patriot ideology, including an end-times novel by LaVoy Finicum and a biography of the rancher Cliven Bundy, Ammon's father, by Shawna Cox, another Malheur occupier.
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On an all new episode of BALLS DEEP, Thomas Morton heads to sheep camp to meet Hank Voegler—the rancher protecting his flock from the Nevada desert's two greatest predators: Coyotes and the Federal Government.
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Over dinner one night, one of the filmmakers tried to talk to us all about wine (there was no wine on the table; the rancher was strictly a spirits man, from what I could tell).
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I knew enough about wine to understand what he was talking about, but I kept that knowledge tucked away, instead turning to the rancher with a face that said, Can you believe these fancy jerks?
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Rendered in electric hues — neon coral, Starburst pink, Jolly Rancher orange — against cool, unusual grounds of lilac, aqua, violet and periwinkle, the book looks more like a delectable candy box than anything photosynthesis would produce.
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When the rancher took the tub out of the trailer and started to spread the dirt in his driveway, he saw what he believed were human remains and other items in the tub, authorities said.
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The takeover of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon, led by the sons of rancher Cliven Bundy, involves a tangled web of issues, but a variety of important political lessons are beginning to emerge. 1.
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Claim to Fame Mr. Markowitz is a full-time Snapchat filmmaker who has carved out a social media niche creating youth-oriented videos for celebrities and brands like Coca-Cola, Jolly Rancher and Shaquille O'Neal.
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During this final piece, the dancer Laine Rettmer mouthed comically along with a local rancher explaining how he meets his neighbors at 6am at a café every morning to anticipate and coordinate their water needs.
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Listen to the livestream below: On Wednesday night, Cliven Bundy — the Nevada rancher who started a standoff with federal authorities in 2014 — was arrested peacefully in Portland, on his way to the scene, The Oregonian reported.
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Bundy's father, Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, became a hero of Western states' rights advocates in 2014 after his refusal to pay grazing fees he owed the federal government, prompting the court-ordered confiscation of Bundy's cattle.
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They were initially there in support of a local rancher and his son who ran afoul of the government after setting fire to roughly 33 acres of federal land, and now face some tough prison sentences.
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The federal land was occupied for nearly six weeks by an armed group led by the sons of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, who was involved in a standoff with the government over grazing rights in 2014.
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"For far too long, the EPA has been a runaway bureaucracy largely out of touch with how its policies directly affect folks like cattle rancher," said Craig Uben, the head of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association.
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Finicum, a 54-year-old rancher who acted as a spokesman for the refuge's lands-rights occupiers, was shot dead by Oregon State police in an incident caught on videotape taken by a law enforcement aircraft.
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The Hateful Eight actor will portray George Spahn, a blind rancher who owned the property that Charles Manson and his followers were living on when they plotted the infamous murder of Sharon Tate and her friends.
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Yellowstone is about maintaining aging rancher masculinity as the world shifts around you, it's about not-good-enough-son masculinity, it's about the fallacies of stoic individualism and the masculine identity that serves as its foundation.
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Robert LaVoy Finicum, a rancher and de facto spokesman for the occupiers, was killed after authorities confronted members of the group as they traveled to a meeting in the city of John Day, Oregon, witnesses said.
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The Nevada rancher was arrested after he arrived at Portland International Airport from Las Vegas on Wednesday night, reports the Associated Press, which reports he was booked into the Multnomah County Jail shortly before 11 p.m.
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"I can't sleep in my farm because I run the risk of being kidnapped, raped or killed," said Wolmar Baptista, a 55-year-old rancher who rose from a meal to applaud as Bolsonaro passed by.
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A rancher, a cowboy who worked for him, and the cowboy's girlfriend were trying to rescue cattle when flames from an unexpected direction suddenly caught up with them and brought down their horse and four-wheeler.
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He acts as a naturalistic Method counterweight to the hamminess of Rock Hudson, who plays a Texas rancher, and Elizabeth Taylor, as the Maryland woman who doesn't know what she's getting into when she marries him.
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When Rachael was out helping a neighbor shoot his injured animals, she saw three badly burned Angus calves that she thought might make it, and the rancher who owned them said that she could have them.
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Earlier on Thursday, Moro sentenced a friend of Lula's, rancher Jose Carlos Bumlai, to nine years in jail for a fraudulent loan to the Workers Party that was allegedly repaid with a lucrative Petrobras drillship contract.
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We had a tasty lunch in Frenchglen, a hamlet of eight year-round residents named after Peter French, a rancher who owned most of the land where Malheur now sits, at the century-old Frenchglen Hotel.
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Popovich, an artist-turned-designer who originally went to college pre-med before his parents started wondering why he kept coming home with detailed anatomy drawings, worked at two studios prior to working on Slime Rancher.
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The "yeehaw agenda" — the trend of black cultural figures in rancher attire that fueled and was fueled by his country-trap hit — is chiefly an aesthetic, the cowboy counterpart to the tech-infused offerings of Afrofuturism.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 89%Synopsis: Veteran rancher Ben Evans (Bale) seeks revenge on the outlaw Ben Wade (Russell Crowe) after he ambushes his family on the road out west in the remake of the 1957 film.
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In a brief news conference Tuesday, Ammon Bundy, the son of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, says the land of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge must go into the hands of local loggers, farmers, ranchers and others.
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A large man with a ruddy complexion and white hair, he dressed in khaki pants and shirt, often with a bolo tie or a Stetson hat; he could have passed for a rancher, or a plumber.
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Yes, NAFTA allows meatpackers to buy cheaper Mexican cattle and then exploit the good name and reputation of the American rancher by selling the resulting beef to consumers as if it were produced exclusively in America.
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As it turned out, the rancher had turned loose his cattle near the known den site for the wolves, and placed salt blocks to attract cattle to within 200 yards of the den, causing the conflict.
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Now the cult-favorite range, which also includes a sheet mask, has a fresh watermelon launch: the Watermelon Glow Ultra-Fine Mist, which is just as cute as its predecessors and smells like a watermelon Jolly Rancher.
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This contested land ownership has been a source of friction, with politicians fuelling the conflict by instigating invasions into land that belong to ranchers, said Maria Dodds, a rancher in Laikipia whose property was invaded last year.
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The daughter of LaVoy Finicum spoke about the legacy of her father, the rancher who was killed by Oregon State Police in what have become heavily contested circumstances, effectively rendering him a martyr for the Bundy movement.
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Rancher Chip Johns, who said he has found bales of drugs dropped by fleeing smugglers and who sleeps with a gun by his bed, said he felt safer with the fence running along his 250,000-acre property.
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The occupation is being led by Ammon Bundy and his brother Ryan, two sons of Cliven Bundy, a Nevada rancher best known for an armed standoff with the federal government in 2014 over a cattle grazing dispute.
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The occupation is being led by Ammon Bundy and his brother Ryan, two sons of Cliven Bundy, a Nevada rancher best known for an armed standoff with the federal Government in 2014 over a cattle grazing dispute.
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Former President Jimmy Carter says it was never his "ambition to be rich" — and it shows in every corner of the quiet, modest life he shares with wife Rosalynn, in a $167,000 two-bedroom rancher in Georgia.
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As Jamie and Beth develop a friendship, we observe two very different worlds colliding: that of a hearty rancher and that of an edgy young lawyer desperately trying to make extra money to pay off student loans.
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Jim Chilton, a fifth-generation cattle rancher and owner of the land where the agent was shot, said the wounded agent was shot in the hand, leg and chest, but that he was wearing a protective vest.
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McKeever, a 74-year-old retiree in Sioux Falls who works at a church, appreciated Noem&aposs support for Trump but also felt Noem — a rancher, farmer and small business owner — had proven herself as a businesswoman.
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Ammon Bundy and his brother, Ryan, are the sons of Cliven Bundy, the Nevada rancher who was at the center of a dispute in 2014 over refusing to pay grazing fees for his cattle on federal land.
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On Campus "I call this the holy spirit," he said, putting a concoction of blue Gatorade, vodka and God-knows-what-else in front of me — a single Jolly Rancher rested at the bottom of the bottle.
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However, Trump's agricultural team has consistently been dominated by corporate agribusiness-representatives who make their fortune exploiting legal loopholes and ranchers' labor to profit by using the image of the American rancher without concern for those individuals.
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The rest go to places like the Hughes Ranch, here in Oklahoma, where for about $2 per horse per day, Robert Hughes, a cattle rancher, maintains just over 4,000 horses on thousands of acres of prime grassland.
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A rancher whose family has lived in Harney County since 1981 told the crowd that he agrees with much of the protesters' anti-government sentiment, but he doesn't agree with the armed occupation of the federal refuge.
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When The Seattle Times called to ask what was going on, he lashed out — at the decision to kill the wolves, at the rancher (by name) and at the rancher's actions that, Wielgus claimed, provoked the depredation.
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Take Cliven Bundy, the right-wing Nevada rancher who faced a $1 million fine in 2014 for willfully flouting federal law and who successfully repelled the government by amassing what amounted to a very well-armed militia.
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The other two candidates in the race — Roza Calderon, a 32-year-old geographic information systems consultant who has some grassroots support, and Robert Lawton, an investment adviser and rancher based in Yosemite — have raised significantly less.
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The film centers on Hjartarson and two potential donors—an elderly Icelandic man with a womanizing past who pledged to give his manhood to the museum upon his death and a quirky American rancher named Tom Mitchell.
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It's dusk now, and Henry Real Bird, a rancher and the former poet laureate of Montana, is walking in the bare snags of coyote willow on the banks of the Humboldt River three blocks south of downtown.
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According to KSTU, investigators believe the mother dog was protecting a flock of sheep on the mountain during the summer, but got separated from the herd and the rancher when she went off to have her litter.
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" The rancher also told The Examiner that she had heard from Border Patrol agents that migration from countries other than Mexico "has really increased in the last couple years, but drastically even in the last six months.
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I don't look like a rancher; I do like a rhinestone or two, I have a lot to learn about the land, and I welcome anyone into the lifestyle who is also looking to reimagine the role.
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The Oregon seditionists are led by two sons of Cliven Bundy, the Nevada rancher who famously engaged in an armed standoff with federal agents in 2014 over his occupation of federal land—and forced them to stand down.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Six followers of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy used "armed force, threats and intimidation" against federal law enforcement officers during a tense 2014 standoff, prosecutors said, wrapping up their conspiracy case against the men on Wednesday.
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The platform also calls for control of national parks and other lands to be handed over to states, an effort by the party's conservative wing that got national attention during a 2014 standoff involving a Nevada cattle rancher.
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Our next stop on the trip after the porn set was the Nevada home of Cliven Bundy, a wealthy rancher who's been battling it out with the federal government for decades over his usage of federally owned land.
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It took one month but a tip would lead them to a property with a small herd, and a rancher, who Animal Place says had plans to send Davey and 17 other bulls, cows and calves to slaughter.
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Regardless of the race's outcome, Bundy's long-shot campaign gives the rancher and his supporters a larger platform to espouse their views, representing a broader trend of anti–federal government activists attempting to inch closer to political power.
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BRISTOW, Nebraska — Paul Allen, a 75-year-old cattle rancher in Bristow, Nebraska, took a terrible hit when a dam collapsed about 4 miles from his ranch along the Niobrara River in the early hours of March 14.
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"It is absolutely another dividing line with one side saying it was coldblooded murder and the other side is saying it was completely justified," said Linsay Tyler, 33, a rancher who was born and raised in the county.
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The Bundys escalated the situation this time, using rancher Dwight Hammond's arson charge as an excuse to take over a federal building, Daryl Johnson, a former Department of Homeland Security analyst, said in an interview at the time.
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" In one of these rants, captured in a now infamous video clip, the rancher talks about a housing project he'd driven by in North Las Vegas, where he saw "half a dozen [black] people sitting on the porch.
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According to the Department of Justice, the 2001 incident started with rancher Dwight Hammond and his son Steven hunting on federal land adjacent to their property near the city of Burns in a remote stretch of eastern Oregon.
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On the first episode, the gang kicks off the trip by meeting with an Obama impersonator, then heads to Nevada to sit down with notorious rancher Cliven Bundy, who led a standoff against the federal government in 2014.
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Things began to unravel for the group on Wednesday night, when Cliven Bundy — the Nevada rancher who started an earlier scuffle with federal authorities in 2014 — was arrested peacefully in Portland while on his way to the refuge.
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The group, which is led by two sons of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy and refers to itself as a militia, is in the third day of its takeover of a remote federal wildlife refuge building in rural Oregon.
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On his campaign website, Rosendale describes himself as a rancher and businessman, but Democrats have excoriated him for that claim, noting that he moved to Montana in June 2002 from Maryland, where he focused on real estate development.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - A Nevada jury on Thursday began deliberating the fate of six armed supporters of cattle rancher Cliven Bundy in a tense 2014 standoff with federal agents that drew hundreds of protesters and made headlines worldwide.
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The other two candidates in the race are Roza Calderon, a 32-year-old geographic information systems consultant who has some grassroots support; and Robert Lawton, an investment adviser and rancher based in Yosemite, have raised significantly less.
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His father, José Agustín Gatica Silva, a rancher, died when Lucho, as he was called, was 853, and his seven siblings banded together to support their mother, Juana, who moved into the town center and became a seamstress.
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When Mr. Pruitt was scheduled in December to appear with an Iowa cattle rancher, aides at the E.P.A. intervened to make sure that the administrator would not face unfriendly or unexpected questions from the crowd or uninvited reporters.
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Lily cries, drinks, cheats on her rancher husband, Everett, and aborts a child, because she cannot forgo the "comfortable loving fictions"—the story of being a wife and thus socially acceptable, according to the rules of her tribe.
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"At this stage, any stricter gun control laws passing in Texas, that's just not going to happen," said Mr. Miller, a rancher who has a state-issued handgun license and whose combative social media commentary has outraged Democrats.
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Pierce Brosnan plays Eli McCullough, a ruthless rancher in 1915 Texas who suffers the lingering effects of trauma that occurred when he was taken captive by Indians as a child during an encounter that left his family dead.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - With drought turning Chad Ross's pastures brown, the Saskatchewan rancher sent 140 head of cattle to slaughter earlier than usual this spring, as the Canadian Prairies' three-year drought made them too expensive to feed.
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Citing the investigation, authorities declined to say what led to the fatal shooting during that confrontation of a member of Bundy's group, identified by activists as Robert "LaVoy" Finicum, a rancher who acted as a spokesman for the occupiers.
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"LaVoy has just been so vocal that even people who didn't support them feel like they know him," Rodney Johnson, a rancher from Harney County who has been a prominent presence at community meetings throughout the occupation told me.
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By Tuesday, however, just one day after the charges against him were lifted, the Nevada rancher was asserting his beliefs to followers and reporters, insisting once again that the federal government has no business managing land in Western states.
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Applebee's is selling $1 Jolly Rancher Cocktails throughout December, Uber is offering BOGO Starbucks deals this week when you take a ride, and the Cheesecake Factory is handing out 40,000 free slices of cheesecake on Wednesday—so act fast!
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Michelle Dockery plays rancher Alice Fletcher, who's caught between the law and the lawless when she shoots fugitive robber Roy Goode (Jack O'Connell), then allows him to heal on her property, even though he's the target of multiple manhunts.
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Authorities haven't yet identified the person who was killed, but several reports name Robert "LaVoy" Finicum, a 55-year-old Arizona rancher who became an unofficial spokesman for the group during the standoff at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
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Robert "LaVoy" Finicum, a rancher who acted as a spokesman for the self-identified militia that has illegally occupied a federally owned wildlife refuge in Oregon since January 2, was killed on Tuesday during a confrontation with US authorities.
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Authorities said 54-year-old Robert LaVoy Finicum, a rancher from Arizona who acted as a spokesman for the occupiers at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, was armed when he was stopped by police and killed on Tuesday afternoon.
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The GOP field has attracted a number of candidates including Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu, rancher Gary Kiehne, former Arizona Secretary of State Ken Bennett, state Speaker David Gowan, political newcomer and member of the Navajo Nation Shawn Redd.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Jury selection was completed on Thursday in the trial of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy and three others for their roles in a 2014 standoff between armed militia members and federal agents who had seized his cattle.
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A trained lawyer who was moved to public service after his rancher father was gunned down by the FARC in 6900, Uribe rose up the political ranks and was ultimately elected president in 2628 at the age of 28503.
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Mr. Elliott, most recently a chillingly low-key villain in the final season of "Justified," plays his rancher like beef jerky that can talk: leathery, all-business, more likely to show affection to his calves than to his kids.
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On Tuesday, Robert "LaVoy" Finicum, a rancher and spokesman for an armed band that has illegally occupied the federally-owned Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon since January 2, was killed in a shootout with FBI agents on Tuesday.
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"When a farmer or rancher is doing their best, the results are superlative because they have given what they are raising the absolute best environment and inputs, which result in the best flavors, textures, and quality," Passmore tells me.
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