Raise a dog with sheep and it will love sheep.
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We used to call such people sheep, but sheep are clever.
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We worked on a sheep farm—and not a romantic sheep farm but an industrial sheep farm—outside of Leeds beforehand, which is beautiful.
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Posters depict a white sheep kicking a black sheep out of Switzerland.
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Then you fuse the adult sheep cell with the denuded sheep egg.
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Hotez thought of one exception, though: a sheep retrovirus called Jaagsiekte that spreads via airborne droplets from sheep to sheep, causing lung cancer in the animals.
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This Baby Doll Sheep is one of the oldest breeds of English sheep.
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Sheep are known for their sociability, but this showed — with some training — the sheep could not only recognize fellow sheep and humans they knew, but process images of faces.
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The Parable of the Lost Sheep tells the story of a shepherd who still has 99 sheep in his flock, but looks for the one sheep that is lost.
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From "sheep to screen" will soon matter at least as much as "sheep to shop".
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We spent a lot of time casting the sheep and we found the right sheep.
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Solar-powered cameras were strapped to five sheep That's where the islands' sheep come in.
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The larger the group of white coated sheep are, the more a black sheep stands out.
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And sheep farmers are really close to nature and have an intimate relationship with the sheep.
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To call the Cars movies the black sheep of Pixar's filmography does a disservice to black sheep.
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That sheep had actually roamed the Sheep Meadow since the Civil War until Robert Moses exiled them.
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Sheep are also preyed upon by dogs, who may be responsible for many more sheep deaths than bears.
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Sheep town takeoverA shepherd's accidental nap resulted in a town full of sheep on Tuesday in Huesca, Spain.
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The sheep all showed normal results, comparable to another, naturally-bred herd of sheep kept in similar conditions.
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"And now the wolf comes and eats their sheep," said Ms. Hertweck, the witness to the sheep massacre.
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Crews shot nets at the sheep from helicopters to catch them in Sheep Creek Range, their former habitat.
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But at least we're not mindless sheep—unless, of course, we are mindless sheep, who are great. ♦
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To prove that sheep had facial recognition skills, a flock of eight sheep was trained to recognize celebrity faces.
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"If you want to be a sheep, then you can be a sheep and that is okay," he wrote.
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It wasn't like we were on a sheep hunt and he's trying to skin a sheep with a spoon.
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Previous studies have shown that sheep recognize their trainers' faces and the faces of other individual sheep in their herd.
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Sheep get a bad rap for being unquestioning followers, but today it's cows who are acting like the real sheep.
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The neural network then labels each sheep with a color and draws a border around sheep of the same color.
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Our Team Black Sheep racing quad fully assembled The folks at Team Black Sheep sent us their TBS Tango remote.
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They're complaining about sheep being killed, but it's a ridiculously low number of sheep being killed by wolves each year.
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EAST SETAUKET Sheep Shearing Festival, sheep shearing and an educational talk by a representative of the Long Island Livestock Company.
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I ask myself what I would do if I didn't farm sheep, or if I couldn't any longer farm sheep.
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Sheep The rescue sheep of Farm Sanctuary just got fresh spring haircuts and want to show them off, oblige them please.
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In the early 1970s, they began studying sheep-guarding dogs and traveled around the world finding dogs that sheep herders used.
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If you suffer from a fear of sheep you might want to skip this video showing 1,300 sheep running on the loose and basically taking over a town as if they were in New Zealand horror movie Black Sheep.
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The researchers made a point to contrast their technique with previous methods, which yield some sheep-giraffe hybrids or seemingly headless sheep.
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" The Kurdish guards won't let Mahmoud past their checkpoint to sell his sheep in their areas because they say they're "Arab sheep.
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The trees require much less attention than the sheep that grazed there before—"where you have sheep, you have trouble," he says.
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On the 20th anniversary of the birth of Dolly, the first cloned sheep, a reader asks: Don't all sheep look alike anyway?
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It's a giant sheep of which, to get inside, you climb up the rear of the sheep and slide through it's asshole.
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Sheepherders lost just 0.02 percent of the sheep population in those protected areas, the lowest loss rate among sheep-wolf areas statewide.
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There are many times more sheep than people in New Zealand — and that was true in the area around Invercargill, though especially up north in the Otago region, where there could be thousands of sheep living on a single "sheep station."
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The Faroe Islands originally meant Sheep Island, she wrote on the blog, and the country's old coat of arms also featured a sheep.
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It is harder to automate the slaughter of sheep than that of pigs or chickens because sheep come in so many different sizes.
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The original sheep cloners were working with a company that hoped to extract a human protein from sheep milk that would treat diabetes.
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There were 1,500 females and 507 male sheep transported in all, and the male sheep had separate quarters to ensure no funny business.
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When scientists made Dolly the sheep, years after she was born they used the same cell cluster to make four other sheep clones.
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Ray Coppinger of Hampshire College, who died in 2017, had documented that puppies of certain breeds kept with sheep bond to the sheep.
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Not only will you see the typical white sheep, but one of the oldest breeds, the dark brown and black Hebridean sheep, also abound.
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We're pretty bummed ourselves, because the only thing better than imagining Prince George as a sheep is actually seeing Prince Harry as a sheep.
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Dolly, the first ever cloned sheep, died at 6 years old, which according to the Smithsonian is half the average age of a regular sheep.
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"People who pay $300,000 for a tag, they just paid to recover 30 sheep to places that haven't had sheep in 100 years," Corrigan said.
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Still, he dreams of going back to weaving threads directly from sheep wool and maybe even having his own Calabrian sheep, as his ancestors did.
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She sings a fractured lullaby while caressing the head of a dead sheep (and how actual sheep come into the picture, I won't give away).
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Counting sheep is apparently one way to drift off, but a trippy drone's-eye view of dogs herding and corralling sheep might be even more effective.
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But some kids will ride sheep and then never get on anything again, and some kids will be scared of sheep and make great bull riders.
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This involved taking a sheep egg, removing its DNA and replacing it with DNA from a frozen udder cell of a sheep that died years before.
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Keep in mind, this is an archipelago of 50,000 people, a population outnumbered by sheep (there are currently 80,000 sheep on the group of 18 islands).
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The Sheep View project has drawn others to map the Faroe Islands Meanwhile, Andreassen and her sheep haven't been the only ones photomapping the Faroe Islands.
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LAN Cargo moved the moon and stars tosafely transport 2,000 Magellan sheep from Chile to Ecuadorin specially equipped freighter aircraft, with 670 sheep on each flight.
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Permits to hunt bighorn sheep are auctioned for hundreds of thousands of dollars — and that money has helped revive wild sheep populations and expand their territory.
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The analogy gets muddy when—and I'm paraphrasing—he explains that the sheep are also victims of terrorism, and that sheep cannot say that the wolves are wolves because that would compromise their role as sheep, but that guard dogs are prepared to be tough against wolves.
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He noticed some "dark shapes in the distance," and when he got closer there were three rabbits — two perched on one sheep, another on a single sheep.
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"The females stated they had been trained to raise pigs, raise sheep, grow various fruits and vegetables, sheer sheep, utilize a loom, and sew," explains the statement.
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Sheep view The remote Faroe Islands haven't been visited by Google Street view yet, so residents strapped 360-degree cameras on sheep instead and let 'em loose.
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To get a sense of his result, imagine sheep in a field, except these are punk-rock sheep: Their wool has been dyed one of several colors.
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Referring to refugees intending to return home as "sheep," he explained that the corrupted sheep would be filtered out and that the "good ones" would be used.
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Mike Cox, a bighorn sheep staff biologist at the Department of Wildlife, said the new habitat could see more than 100 sheep in the next five years.
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How it got on the Hunterdon County sheep is unclear since the sheep had never been out of the country and had been grazing alone for years.
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He asked his wife if he was a "sheep," referring to the Last Judgment in the Bible, when Jesus separates the good sheep from the bad goats.
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Some have now swapped oxen and goats for "Meatmaster" sheep, bred by crossing desert-hardy but scrawny native sheep with breeds better known for packing on weight.
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Shakr Mahmoud Abu Ahmed, a sheep herder from Bazwaya, said life became tough after ISIS refused to let him graze his sheep in the fields outside the town.
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The SVP backed its proposal with a campaign that brought back controversial posters from its earlier deportation initiative, showing white sheep kicking black sheep off a Swiss flag.
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I hated that because of them, my family had become the black sheep of the black sheep, the kind of people others don't want to be associated with.
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Past studies not involving Hollywood leading men or past leaders of the free world have shown sheep being able to distinguish between photos of other sheep and humans.
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Let's say you're employed herding sheep for Farmer Joe and you pick up a little extra cash writing articles for a sheep-shearing publication on a freelance basis.
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Chasing sheep The pastoral British countryside is chock-full of quaint windmills and herds of grazing sheep that get more and less fluffy with the changing of the seasons.
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"We can actually drive birds in the direction we want, much like a sheep dog can be used to control sheep," the company's operations manager Robert Jonker tells me.
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The sheep carcasses dotting the landscape were not so great for public relations, and photos of wounded sheep and orphaned lambs made it into the papers and nightly news.
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Still, if I were to interpret the haunting bleats of the sheep of Faroe Islands, I'd imagine they'd be saying something like "remember where the real Sheep View started."
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The Lesbian sheep—yes, this is the real term for sheep from Lesbos—produce a rich four- to 18-month brined feta distributed in the US by Essex Cheese.
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Sheep and lambs are the most important agricultural commodity for the island, and cats are the sole carriers of a parasite, called toxoplasma gondii, that causes miscarriages in sheep.
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But this July, scientists revealed that four sheep cloned from the same cell line as Dolly, and nine other clones, were as old and healthy as any old sheep.
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But by the 1950s, squeezed out by people and livestock and decimated by diseases (especially carried by domestic sheep), the wild sheep population dwindled into the tens of thousands.
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Shaun's first big-screen vehicle, the 2015 "Shaun the Sheep Movie," was an inspired comic contraption, sending the good-hearted sheep and his flock on a big city adventure.
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" - Katherine, 225 "Grandpa's dog herded sheep into ocean.
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"Within a week Bear had Marley out eating grass and doing more sheep-like things, but he's still 90% dog," says Vaughan, who is currently considering adopting yet another sheep.
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Princess Diana was spotted wearing the red sweater, which was printed with rows of white sheep and one black sheep in the middle, at a polo match in June 1983.
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Tip "A sheep hates to be alone," says Paul Rodgers, from the sixth generation in his family to raise sheep on the same 600 acres in the West Virginia hills.
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But one of our sports reporters found a special case: Hunts for bighorn sheep — prized as challenging, and prohibitively expensive — are helping revive wild sheep populations and expand their territory.
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Most people in society are harmless sheep, the theory goes; a small number are wolves that prey on the sheep; and an equally small number are sheepdogs that confront the wolves.
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Twenty years after Dolly the sheep was born out of a test tube, four sheep cloned from her DNA are healthy and aging normally, according to a study published this week.
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"It allows for greater security," said sheep seller Moustapha Deme, who made about a dozen mobile sheep sales the week before the holiday and said interest in the service was high.
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The family still raises its own sheep in a government-held area near Falluja, and usually serves the kebab on the same day the sheep is slaughtered, or the next day.
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Except my number was more like a name than the rock that went with the sheep, because the rock could go with any sheep, and my number went only with me.
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Most sheep you see dotted in fields around the UK are a breed called Texal, mainly because they're great sheep to keep if you want to make some money from farming.
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Sites mandated to handle cows, sheep and chickens All four Kenyan abattoirs are now mandated to transform their donkey slaughterhouses within 60 days to handle cows, sheep and chickens, Munya said.
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The cover image shows a sheep with a wolf's fangs, a clear reference, Stetzer says, to Christians who act like sheep offline but turn into wolves when sitting at a keyboard.
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Still, lamb (from a sheep that is about a year old or younger) and mutton (which comes from mature sheep) used to be more common when wool was in higher demand.
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" She then asks the Khaleesi "Are you a sheep?
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He'd fallen asleep while watching Shaun the Sheep Movie for the third night straight now (One day I'll know what happened to that sheep, he laughed to himself) and was generally exhausted.
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Sheep here outnumber people by 20 to 1, and inclement weather on the islands has encouraged the local sheep to grow a softer and lighter weight fiber that makes Shetland wool unique.
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For instance, in the above image, it's clear that the network in question is mistaking brown sheep for cows, which might mean that it hasn't been trained on enough examples of brown sheep.
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Cassie Schweighofer, a sheep farmer at Twin Brook Farms in Tyler Hill, Pa., recalled seeing one of Mr. Novograd's pleas last fall on a Listserv for sheep and goat producers — and deleting it.
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In the case of the Sierra bighorn, a genetically distinct subspecies of wild sheep, there were likely more than a thousand before the 27 gold rush brought domestic sheep into the High Sierra.
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They found that adult sheep clones Debbie, Denise, Diana, and Daisy—all created from the same cell line as the original clone, Dolly—are just as healthy as any normal sheep their age.
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Tripped up by the tricky economics of sheep dairying, the Williamses are among several disillusioned dreamers who hoped to succeed with American sheep cheese, a niche that did not exist 30 years ago.
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Turns out Chris Pratt's sheep aren't just his preferred snacks.
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It's a good thing you're not one of these sheep.
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Black Sheep Feminism is her first exhibit for the museum.
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Shareholders "behave like sheep being led to slaughter," he said.
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The mountain was quiet, even the sheep had gone home.
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Escaped sheep and goats joining a charity run in Munich.
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Scrubby, sprawling farms support sheep, ostrich, springbok and little else.
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It's my dream to have sheep of the old breeds.
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They have more time to work instead of counting sheep.
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What other actor can fall in love with a sheep?
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United Continental was the black sheep of the airline industry.
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Read on: Dividing the cryptocurrency sheep from the blockchain goats>>
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Sheep have always been at the centre of Shropshire's farming.
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Peter, for example, often describes his own sheep as prisoners.
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Not a quitter or a sheep, committed to the show.
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The Aymara went back to tending sheep, although bitterness remained.
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If you drive by, you'll see horses, sheep, and cows.
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The second Zelda is the black sheep of the series.
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The fennel had spread considerably after the sheep were dispatched.
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Basically, it's a robot that acts like a sheep dog.
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Every morning, the farmer lets the sheep out to graze.
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He later claimed that twelve thousand sheep mysteriously died there.
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In the Netherlands, Burners can attend Where The Sheep Sleep.
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Burnham was the artistic black sheep of a sporty family.
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It is a crosscut saddle of mature lamb or sheep.
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Then here's video of a sheep bouncing on a trampoline.
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The island is also home to other animals, like sheep.
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"Their sheep were born hairless... like baby rats," said King.
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Tasmanian tigers were carnivorous and ate kangaroos, wombats, and sheep.
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They will grow hair out until they look like sheep.
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Instead, we got 12 bleating sheep and one filthy religion.
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Each competitor is a sheep trapped in an existential nightmare.
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Sheep are slaughtered and brewed up fresh in a stew.
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The waxy substance is excreted sheep sebum found in wool.
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And what's this I hear about a massive, gay sheep?
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All I could think about was that poor crazed sheep.
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The idea of girls being sold like sheep hurt me.
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Some run cattle or have flocks of sheep or horses.
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This reminds me of when Dolly the sheep was cloned.
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When I opened my eyes, I was surrounded by sheep.
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Trilobites Every day is a curly hair day for sheep.
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Cardi then unloaded on her and called her a sheep.
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I gazed, sheep grazed in fields stretching out to mountains.
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The most closely related animal disease is scrapie in sheep.
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Back then, surrounding fields were still used to graze sheep.
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After Super Tuesday, they fell into establishment line like sheep.
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The attackers also took sheep, goats and food, they added.
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Serene images give way to the frenzied progression of sheep.
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"Seldom will a dog leave a sheep behind," Rodgers says.
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The other Dutton siblings are various shades of black sheep.
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"We shall await our judgement like sheep," one user wrote.
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Distant sheep lie down in the hollows of the land.
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He has spent a lot of time watching sheep graze.
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They're meant to taste awful, and sheep usually avoid them.
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He is watching over her chickens, sheep and other animals.
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That's been the challenge with this sheep in the past.
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"The sheep tag, it's a whole other level," Abella said.
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Others slaughtered a sheep, hoping for a more substantial lunch.
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After the hardest winters it would swallow up sheep pastures.
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He was taking home a sheep for the Eid celebration.
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" 43A: In crosswords, sheep say "baa" and goats say "MAA.
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The European settlers had brought with them cattle and sheep.
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Scrapie, for example, is a deadly disease that afflicts sheep.
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"They were just laying there like slaughtered sheep," he said.
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The owner does not particularly like sheep; he likes horses.
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Scaling up production would help American sheep dairies, many say.
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After 2017, sheep cheese from her farm may be history.
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Mutton busting is when children ride or race on sheep.
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Coincidentally, the Charity Commission has said it is also scrutinizing the National Trust's purchase in August of 219 acres of sheep-farming land, along with 217.5 sheep, at Thorneythwaite Farm, next to Seathwaite Farm.
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"Immigrant, Montana" takes its name from a news item Kailash hears on NPR: a wolf that had killed a sheep in Montana was flown sixty miles away, only to return and attack another sheep.
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Moorish traders brought them to Spain, where British merchants took a fancy to the colorful breed and imported the sheep for meat and wool, according to the Jacob Sheep Society, a British breeding organization.
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In other words, show an algorithm enough pictures of a sheep — and tell the algorithm that what it's seeing is a sheep — and it will begin identifying the animal in photos on its own.
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"A distributor can import manchego for maybe a third of what it costs us to produce," said Laurel Kieffer, a Wisconsin sheep farmer and the president of the Dairy Sheep Association of North America.
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Correction: A previous version of this article suggested that the sheep on view in Athens had been dyed in Mali and then shipped to Greece, but they are in fact locally sourced Greek sheep.
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The Sierra Nevada Bighorn Sheep Recovery Program eventually had to stop killing mountain lions because too many Californians hated the idea of government hunters shooting those beautiful cats, regardless of the benefit to bighorn sheep.
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It's sometimes possible, based on certain proteins, to identify whether lipids came from cows or sheep and goats (telling sheep and goats apart from the chemical makeup of their milk, centuries later, is much harder).
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Most shearers in Australia are paid a standard rate of just over A$3 per sheep, which adds up for top-performing shearers who can get through more than 200 fine wool sheep a day.
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It's not just the untended beards and the well-tended sheep.
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Moreover, the man loses the sheep; the woman loses her coin.
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Sheep usually have twins, though singles and triplets are also normal.
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The fiber, shorn from a Rambouillet sheep, is fine and soft.
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According to Andreassen, it's only appropriate sheep got pulled into this.
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He'd say, 'I'm the one in between the wolves and sheep.
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Sheep and cows are frequently driven across the border for slaughtering.
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Machine intelligence startups are the black sheep of the startup world.
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The group simply wanted to genetically modify the genes of sheep.
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He tends to sheep at the farm between 8:30 a.m.
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But the obvious influence is Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
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The stubborn sheep farmer is a classic character in Icelandic literature.
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Upland sheep are much smaller and scrawnier than their lowland cousins.
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I am here for the eagle, mouse, deer, and sheep photos.
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Two of her older siblings fell off the sheep right away.
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" Missing from the list is animated frontrunner "Shaun the Sheep Movie.
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Wool continues to grow if not shorn, making the sheep uncomfortable.
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The majority of local people keep livestock - mainly sheep and goats.
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Therefore, this is perfect for the black sheep of the family.
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He has four cows, and some sheep are arriving next week.
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The couple said the sheep have since gone extinct in Israel.
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Just be ready to find yourself counting passengers instead of sheep.
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And I said, 'Disabled children could look after goats and sheep.
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By no surprise, "Faroe Islands" translates into "sheep islands" in Faroese.
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This usage transforms pussy to a substance, like flour, or sheep.
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They're not exactly going to farm — perhaps they could keep sheep?
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Karakachins are large Bulgarian sheep dogs that look like Saint Bernards.
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But let's say the farmer has ten sheep, instead of three.
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Sheep and dairy farmers, as far back as you can see.
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Scientists managed to teach sheep to recognize Jake Gyllenhaal's face. 38.
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"They're incredibly mellow about it," Ms. Donoghue said of the sheep.
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Sheep block traffic as they amble across mountain roads, bells clanking.
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He crawls into the sheep pen on his hands and knees.
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British film "Black Sheep" was included in the Documentary Short category.
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Along a ridge, a shepherd was guiding a flock of sheep.
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"Shaun the Sheep" (2015), animated film, playing in Memorial Park. Aug.
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The family's livestock — a cow and three sheep — are also lost.
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NYACK "Shaun the Sheep" (2015), animated film, in Memorial Park. Aug.
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A few years back, one of King's neighbors killed a sheep.
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Narrator: In 21940, about 6,000 sheep died near this government facility.
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Those domestic sheep carried diseases for which bighorn had no defense.
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A follower must bring two sheep, one male and one female.
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By Scoop Deville, The Program, and Killer Of Sheep album prod.
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It happens pretty frequently to cows, sheep, deer, and yes, reindeer.
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It shows a smirking cartoon sheep roaming free in the countryside.
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Outside, chickens, sheep and, of course, pigs roam acres of meadow.
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"They just went along with it like sheep," the source said.
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One sought compensation for the watermelons trampled by an errant sheep.
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I will not let my sheep enter lands belonging to Muslims.
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The family's liberal politics made them black sheep in 1960s Tennessee.
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And Jewish leadership must reflect its congregants, who are not sheep.
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We have become sheep, being led around by marketers and pundits.
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We're looking at calves, cows, goats, sheep as well as deer.
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The year that just ended was the Year of the Sheep.
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And the next day you would have all your sheep back.
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"I wouldn't call you a black sheep," mother said to daughter.
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Their stock of sheep has fallen to around 75 from 200.
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Hamachiyo has replicated the sheep look for plenty of other dogs.
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Then the sheep stood up, shook itself off, and walked away.
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One, opportunities to hunt sheep are scarce, and often prohibitively expensive.
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Dall's and Stone's sheep are considered thinhorns, in contrast to bighorns.
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"What else do you think the baby needs?" a sheep asked.
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Jobs in his youth included stablehand, orange picker and sheep shearer.
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It was late morning when I got to the Sheep Meadow.
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How long the sheep will remain on the farm is unclear.
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The billionaire has now spent a significant time posting about sheep.
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You left the wolf alive, you sheep will never be safe.
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It boils down to mixing sheep with goats, jute with silk.
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Still, this was found only in sheep and not in humans.
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Men who had previously protested, once yelling, now quiet as sheep.
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"I was the black sheep of the entire operation," Heizer says.
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These locations can be near waterfalls or among fields of sheep.
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" The men allegedly described their victims as "dumb" investors and "sheep.
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His father was a sheep farmer, and so is Mr. Davies.
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All around us are animals — birds, turkeys, cows, sheep and goats.
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I farm sheep in a mountainous landscape, the Lake District fells.
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They joke that Robert is the "white sheep" in the family.
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So far, the jackals have posed some problems for sheep farmers.
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In 2017, Mr. Franetic said, he lost 20 to 25 sheep.
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But the sheep that graze on these fells get very lean.
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One was "Black Sheep Squadron" (also titled "Baa Baa Black Sheep"), an NBC series that ran from 1976 to 1978 in which he played the real-life World War II combat pilot known as Pappy Boyington.
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Alexandra Moffat, Orford, N.H. To the Sports Editor: Hunting bighorn sheep might be, just perhaps, considered sporting if the sheep were as well guided, well equipped and well armed as those supposed "sportsmen" who stalk them.
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"It's safe to say the sheep got much more out of the budget than businesses impacted by Brexit," said IBEC policy chief Fergal O'Brien, referring to a 25 million euro scheme set up for the sheep sector.
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At first the Sheep crush the Tigers, but then Nicki Minaj shows up, performs her verse (easily the song's highlight, even without the video), and inspires Perry to achieve true greatness and rise victorious against the Sheep.
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SHEEP MIGHT BE A THING NOW IN OPERA Last year, a flock of 100 live sheep was an eerie yet endearing presence in Heiner Goebbels's dreamlike staging of Louis Andriessen's "De Materie" at the Park Avenue Armory.
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After three months, she sold the plumper sheep for the festive Eid holiday, receiving twice what she paid, enabling her to pay back the loan, buy another sheep and pay for school expenses and other family needs.
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"I never thought this kind of thing was so close to me," says BJ Pearce, co-owner of Southtown Sound and The Black Sheep Café, who went to his first Black Sheep show when he was 15.
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Twenty years ago, Dolly the sheep became the first adult mammal clone.
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His herd of more than 100 sheep has shrunk to a dozen.
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Metroid II was always something of a black sheep for the series.
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If you pick up Dick's novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
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A herd of sheep graze in the shade of a nearby copse.
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It is like finding a sheep with a snout like a wolf.
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The men herd cattle, sheep and goats, protecting their livestock from rivals.
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Sadly, this is something that happens to sheep that graze near cliffs.
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The pet sheep in New Jersey, however, had never left the country.
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Horses are more commonly employed, but goats and sheep are also used.
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We looked like a flock of sheep being led to the slaughterhouse.
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They're much more captivating than sheep or cows or horses, I think.
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A police officer directs sheep crossing the street in Paris, July 17.
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For one thing, the parallels between sheep and people are not perfect.
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Because something tells me Butler looks even better when he's counting sheep.
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This artificial womb successfully grew baby sheep — and humans could be next.
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I was a black sheep lost in a herd of chefs' whites.
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It works this way: you take a cell from an adult sheep.
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More than 20bn chickens, 1.5bn cattle and 1bn sheep are alive today.
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And I think the animal is a sheep because, you know, sheeple.
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The dead sheep, the dead pigeons, the dead children (the kinder!), everything.
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But he does know he needs to feed his herd of sheep.
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They also killed, she added, her sheep, her dogs and her birds.
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I've never counted sheep, but I'm no stranger to tossing and turning.
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The sheep correctly chose the celebrity's face eight times out of 10.
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They are all a bunch of sheep that report the same lies.
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What was it like to work with the sheep in this film?
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"It was like a black-sheep era of my life," she says.
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Thanks to New Zealand's sheep for protecting local kiwis from baaaaaad guys.
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And then there's his famous novel Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
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Goats and sheep were on the lam last week in New Jersey.
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After that, your kids will have to go back to counting sheep.
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But it wasn't normal insomnia and I wasn't lying awake counting sheep.
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Mr. West began his career as a kind of black-sheep Huxtable.
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"It's so much of a pill per pound of sheep," said Köhn.
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If you've ever wished for a pig/sheep hybrid, you're in luck.
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It wasn&apost clear how the sheep ended up on the line.
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Other examples include Sheep Marketplace, from 2013, and more recently BlackBank Market.
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Most filmgoers will recognize mainstream nominees Inside Out and Shaun the Sheep.
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There's even VR "sheep view" for tiny islands where cars can't go.
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It's not exactly news that advertising is a game of sheep vs.
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Other top neighborhoods: West Las Vegas; Sheep Mountain; Desert Shores; Twin Lakes
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Andreassen launched the "sheep view" campaign in early 2016, and, on Nov.
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There are California condors and desert tortoises and bighorn sheep and panthers.
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The bloated bodies of sheep washed into streambeds, poisoning the drinking water.
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Mona sensed a sheep-ish note, suggesting it might be pecorino Romano.
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Another man, last seen trying to save his sheep, was still missing.
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In Masouleh, villagers mark the occasion by letting sheep out to graze.
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My mother's family grew up in the desert, among camels and sheep.
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She makes a whole speech about being a sheep in someone's flock.
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I saw one old man running away with a flock of sheep.
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One said ordinary fighters had been left behind to die like "sheep".
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It costs 268 riyals, or about $218, to have a sheep slaughtered.
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The result is a booming preholiday trade in goats, cows and sheep.
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More than 2,400 sheep died of heat stress, according to the report.
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The video also included images of sheep dying in their own feces.
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" Here's the second: "This whole country's just like my flock of sheep!
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His parents are sheep ranchers on Warmfontein, a farm in rural Namibia.
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But it's not like everyone in my family are robots or sheep.
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I for one hope he stays the black sheep a little longer.
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Workers bolted every sheep and rooster and wise man to the ground.
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His work included herding sheep into a downtown elevator for a shoot.
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It proved far more interesting, and far more effective, than counting sheep.
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Children sit on the ground, playing games with shagai, sheep knuckle bones.
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Our guide, Don Staley, passed boyhood summers here, herding his grandparents' sheep.
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Remember when Dolly the sheep was cloned in Scotland back in 1996?
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" The youngest of three siblings, Anders is a self-proclaimed "black sheep.
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I couldn't do it, so it's no wonder these sheep are fit.
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He has had to sharply reduce his herds of cattle and sheep.
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But along the way, she accumulated goats, pigs, sheep and a cow.
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Meanwhile, the employees of Electric Sheep Wrld moved listlessly around the office.
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Sheep graze in the bushes between the taxiing lanes and the runway.
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Someone needs to find us shepherds who smell more like the sheep.
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Bear attacks on sheep increased 46 percent in 2017, compared with 2016.
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I scanned the far ridges for bighorn sheep, but had no luck.
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Then Western trophy hunters shot the largest bears and big-horned sheep.
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The queen of "she-baa," however, is a female sheep, or EWE.
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Step 103: Understand that you are a sheep in a grand experiment.
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"YOU are not a lady sheep — EWE is!" the frustrated yam shouts.
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Tellingly, the sheep chose the medicated food only when they required it.
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Officials counted 17 ewes (those are the female sheep) and four rams.
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The staging involved everything from floating dirigibles to nearly 163 live sheep.
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Kevin: Happy to talk anytime, especially if you're trading ore for sheep.
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It is like finding a sheep with a snarl like a wolf.
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Sheep graze among the cover crops, leaving behind fertilizer for the soil.
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Sheep and cattle, standing in cold, muddy pastures, began dying of infection.
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It's like if there are rumors that you have sex with sheep.
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In the 1940s, there were 56 million sheep in the United States.
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We source wool from the most humanely treated sheep in the world.
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The Kazakhs are a Turkic tribe that graze sheep, camels, and horses.
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