Land planners should prioritize the construction of large-scale slaughtering facilities and the mergers and reorganization of slaughtering and processing enterprises will also be encouraged.
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Land planners should prioritise the construction of large-scale slaughtering facilities and the mergers and reorganization of slaughtering and processing enterprises will also be encouraged.
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Stalin signed the convention but carried on slaughtering people regardless.
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We're supposed to believe she's goaded him into slaughtering her.
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It's like American Idol, or watching Gladiator, watching the slaughtering.
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Afterward, they went in, slaughtering thousands more, rebels and civilians alike.
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Those were the golden days of slaughtering, but they're over now.
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Sheep and cows are frequently driven across the border for slaughtering.
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WH Group will keep expanding its slaughtering capacity, the company added.
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"Last night, I dreamt they were slaughtering my child," she said.
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"Most of the slaughtering is done by Hui Muslims," York says.
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"I'll take great pleasure in slaughtering all of you," Rodger said.
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From my dad, I've learned the traditional ways of slaughtering reindeer.
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Thanksgiving is only my second favorite because of all the slaughtering.
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That means actual beef, without the antibiotics, environmental footprint or slaughtering.
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Opponents accuse the army of slaughtering whole villages of Kamuina Nsapu "sympathisers".
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By slaughtering 2200 people in a village who were celebrating their liberation.
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Knickers is so big he, doesn't even fit into conventional slaughtering machines.
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Beef supplies have increased as packers are slaughtering a bit more cattle.
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Packers also have been slaughtering more hogs, adding to U.S. meat supplies.
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Disrupting complex ecosystems by slaughtering bats could even make disease outbreaks worse.
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Sadly, the fundamentalists have also targeted Avijit's publishers, slaughtering one in his office.
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Aberlado Luz accounts for 13.4 percent of Aurora's slaughtering capacity, the statement said.
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Nothing better than going out to The Manor and slaughtering a dozen deplorables.
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Nothing better than going out to The Manor and slaughtering a dozen deplorables.
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On the day that noma's advance research team visited, the farmer was slaughtering.
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That October, a local guy who does the slaughtering and butchering came over.
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When Sebastián publishes an exposé, the kingpin rewards him by slaughtering his family.
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Trump wasn't afraid of slaughtering a sacred cow -- or all the sacred cows!
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Again and again, Saudi-led airstrikes have struck civilian targets, slaughtering innumerable innocents.
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A Florida woman has been arrested after allegedly slaughtering her family early Monday morning.
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Others describe what happened as a genocide, with a repressive government slaughtering powerless victims.
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They are drastic, and include large-scale sterilization and slaughtering of thousands of animals.
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Ms. Chadwick has befriended her Hmong neighbors, organized a banquet and compared slaughtering techniques.
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Slaughtering pigs in the north and transporting fresh or frozen meat carries risks too.
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One example is the rash of people beaten up or killed for slaughtering cows.
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PERDUE TO CHANGE CHICKEN-SLAUGHTERING PRACTICES, INTRODUCE &aposGAS STUNNING&apos AT FACILITIES McDonald&aposs suppliers will also be required to start gassing the chickens prior to slaughter — a process called "stunning" — which will render the slaughtering process painless, the L.A. Times reported.
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In Spain, horse slaughtering became an increasingly divisive issue during the recent financial crisis, as animal welfare associations denounced an uptick in the slaughtering, as well as the illegal killing, of animals whose owners said they could no longer afford to keep them.
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This conversation took place after we spent a day together at the farm slaughtering ducks.
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Slaughtering cows to oil high-street commerce seems to go against some deeply held principles.
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It's not funded enough to implement contraception, and slaughtering horses in the U.S. is illegal.
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ANOHNI shared a message about the video called "SLAUGHTERING THE FUTURE" with THUMP via email.
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It involved slaughtering bulls and goats for food, movie screens of the inauguration and dancing.
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What Atreus hears startles him to the core: The creature claims they're slaughtering good people.
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"We do everything from raising crocodiles to slaughtering, tanning and exporting crocodile products," Wichian said.
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But they planted palm trees tall enough to keep customers from seeing the slaughtering area.
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He macheted his way through the nearby town of Pangkalan Bun, slaughtering dozens of people.
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"They Are Slaughtering Us Like Animals," Daniel Berehulak's photographs of the Philippine war on drugs.
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Twenty-two years later, he is slaughtering chickens 85 hours a week in Guadalajara, Mexico.
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VICE: How do you feel about slaughtering animals, but treating them humanely during their lives?
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"Our swords will not stop slaughtering the heads of apostates wherever they are," the statement said.
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He explains that the process of slaughtering billies at birth cannot be blamed entirely on farmers.
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The terrorist group is known for slaughtering and displacing innocent civilians in the cities it controls.
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It will also speed up construction of slaughtering facilities in northern China and promote branded pork.
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True, there was never consistency to U.S. policy, but dictators understood that slaughtering civilians risked reaction.
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At 230:15, the fighters line up for the day's tasks: guarding outposts, slaughtering a cow.
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But the plant works on a carefully orchestrated schedule, slaughtering and disassembling 4,10 cattle a day.
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They take an almost pornographic pleasure in describing butter churning and hog slaughtering and corn harvesting.
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And to think: soon enough, they will be absolutely slaughtering each other on the field. Awwwww.
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Other slaughtering operations in the area would not allow the couple inside to study their methods.
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With its first mention of "slaughtering rat people," Invader Zim announced itself—loudly, proudly—as weird.
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" Malema concluded, "We are not calling for the slaughtering of white people, at least for now. . . .
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Pakistan's dictatorship was slaughtering its Bengalis in one of the worst atrocities of the cold war.
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Congo has a history of government-led atrocities, including gang rapes and the slaughtering of civilians.
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But Assad has not and, make no mistake, he isn't done slaughtering his own people yet.
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The bill would curtail animal slaughtering to those considered to be 'livestock'—of which, dogs are not.
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Taking the Red Keep with fire and blood now means slaughtering thousands of innocents in King's Landing.
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Not to mention that one episode where the Black Hood was seemingly this-close to slaughtering Ethel.
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Panettiere is known for her animal advocacy, frequently speaking out against the slaughtering of dolphins in Japan.
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Some might even claim that Shropshire would be better off exploiting its natural beauty than slaughtering sheep.
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Maybe the sequel will be Paz bossing a prison after being sent there for accidentally slaughtering me.
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" However, Clinton said that the U.S. is facing terrorists "that use Islam to justify slaughtering innocent people.
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Then he or she crawls under the animal while Bifatima performs the qurban, slaughtering the male sheep.
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The state of Texas requires that anyone slaughtering animals apply for permission and submit to an inspection.
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With festivals, marches and street names, Ukraine has been glorifying paramilitaries responsible for slaughtering thousands of Jews.
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Rearing and slaughtering animals is an inefficient way to produce food, says Bruce Friedrich of the GFI.
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Congo has a sordid history of government-led atrocities, including gang rapes and the slaughtering of civilians.
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He said Mr. Tataloo did not espouse violence, and had spoken out against the slaughtering of animals.
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Packers increased slaughtering at other plants after the Tyson fire to take advantage of soaring profit margins.
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The Basques developed their methods for raising, slaughtering, and curing pigs for the sake of sheer survival.
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The first is that plant-based proteins will gain popularity as a replacement for slaughtering live animals.
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Where the deep impact of slaughtering these magnificent beings is lessened by too much noise surrounding the occasions.
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"Producers are slaughtering less fish, probably around 3,000 tonnes compared with volumes (slaughtered) this week," the exporter said.
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The siege of the Alamo ended when the Mexican army overran the fortress, slaughtering the doughty Texans inside.
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Cattle marketings should be down because March 2019 had one less slaughtering day than March 2018, analysts said.
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Here's New York Mets superstar rookie Pete Alonso SLAUGHTERING a baseball so hard ... IT NEARLY LEFT TARGET FIELD!!!
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Elsewhere in India, cow "protection" vigilantes have repeatedly attacked Muslims suspected of slaughtering cattle, often with fatal consequences.
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It said banks should not suspend loans or limit loans for pig farmers or slaughtering and processing enterprises.
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And one being inflamed by Iran's protection of a vicious dictator slaughtering his people, starving them to death.
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The slaughtering of 6 million Jews is not an irrelevant fact when speaking or writing about the Holocaust.
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The 26-year-old was sweeping outside the VP Racing gas station when the gunman began slaughtering parishioners.
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It's a small price to pay to for the privilege of slaughtering orcs in the name of education.
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In the early 21982s, the Spanish conquistadors swept through Guatemala, slaughtering or enslaving the Mayans in their path.
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"After slaughtering Hillary in Michigan four years ago, Bernie was blown away by Biden last night," she said.
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I also learned that Russia has a long-standing history of slaughtering hibernating bears in their winter dens.
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Many Muslims celebrate the holiday by slaughtering livestock and distributing meat among neighbors, family members and the poor.
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Of course, in our culture in North America, slaughtering and eating dogs is so far from our reality.
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The issue of slaughtering horses for meat has bounced around state and national politics for over a decade.
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As food supplies have dwindled, many have taken to slaughtering their animals -- mostly cows -- to stave off hunger.
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The footage shows a worker beating a badger with a chair leg before slaughtering it for its fur.
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He would move around to several other states, kidnapping, assaulting, and slaughtering women from Colorado to Utah and Florida.
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They also urged the integration of large-scale farms with slaughtering and processing industries, and stronger cold chain logistics.
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Bird flu has spread across Europe in recent weeks, prompting preventative slaughtering of poultry or confinement of flocks indoors.
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This led to the slaughtering of 970 birds out of 1,870 at risk in the outbreaks, the report showed.
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That's a whole lot of slaughtering, and these lab grown meat companies hope to offer a more humane option.
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Now they're making it a dog slaughtering issue when let's be honest, it was just a horrible racist joke.
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This narrative choice justified their captivity just as it had been used to justify slaughtering earlier versions of exodinosaurs.
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Muslims celebrate the Adha, the Arabic word for "sacrifice," by slaughtering sheep and giving the meat to the poor.
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Muslims celebrate the Adha -- the Arabic word for "sacrifice" -- by slaughtering sheep and distributing the meat to the poor.
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In an effort to rebuild the herd, slaughtering a cow without a government contract was declared illegal in 2003.
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There, they videotaped themselves slaughtering the rabbits, bought so the men could grow used to the feel of killing.
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"This is very favourable for us," Ma Xiangjie, a Shuanghui vice president who oversees the firm's slaughtering, told Reuters.
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Slaughtering cows is outlawed in most states, and preserving them is considered essential to avoiding a large-scale catastrophe.
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The company says its process is much more environmentally friendly than growing and slaughtering beef the old-fashioned way.
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Moscow's alliance with Mr. Assad and Iran in slaughtering Sunnis risks alienating Saudi Arabia, the Gulf States and Turkey.
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Those supplies might not last more than a few days, however, at which point slaughtering might have to stop.
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Bulama said dealers need personal connections with staff at abattoirs that are still slaughtering cows from the existing stocks.
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It's in part why Congress has never recognized America's past slaughtering of Native people as the genocide it is.
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Muslims celebrate the Adha -- "sacrifice," in Arabic -- by slaughtering goats and sheep and giving the meat to the poor.
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But witnesses say that in the process, the military has also resorted to terror, slaughtering civilians and burning villages.
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The problem with slaughtering huge portions of the population en masse isn't just the number of animals you lose.
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And they didn't try to make any kind of major dent in Assad's ability to continue slaughtering his own people.
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He condemned the situation Friday, harshly accusing the Syrian regime, along with Moscow and Tehran, of slaughtering civilians in Aleppo.
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As we reported, Paddock, died in his hotel room after slaughtering more than 50 people and injuring more than 400.
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A series of attacks against Muslims accused of slaughtering cows, an animal sacred to Hindus, has increased worries among Muslims.
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"If we stay inside then they set our houses on fire, shooting at us or slaughtering us," Nobin Shuna says.
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The worst was the Bosnian Serbs, armed and backed by Milosevic, slaughtering civilians -- that meant women, little kids, old men.
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They traditionally serve as the butchers, because Tibetans are discouraged from slaughtering their own meat because of their Buddhist background.
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In the alpine town of Faskrudsfjord in East Iceland, Stefan Elvarsson, 18, was preparing to join a lupine slaughtering party.
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Granted, eating veal might make you feel like a monster; the slaughtering of young calves to make it is controversial.
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Vigilante mobs have killed dozens of Muslims and lower-caste Indians suspected of slaughtering cows, a sacred animal in Hinduism.
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Facebook users labeled Rohingya "cockroaches" and posted screenshots from a debunked video claiming to show Rohingya slaughtering and cannibalizing Hindus.
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It would amend the Animal Welfare Act to prevent people from knowingly slaughtering a dog or cat for human consumption.
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Recent polls show that 80 percent of Americans support protecting wild horses on our public lands and oppose slaughtering them.
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Some past outbreaks of bird flu have required expensive slaughtering campaigns and costly orders to farmers to keep poultry indoors.
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These vigilante groups have carried out violent attacks on Muslims and, more rarely, low-caste Hindus suspected of slaughtering cows.
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It is revising that number higher to account for widespread slaughtering in recent months, Pan Chenjun, senior analyst, told Reuters.
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Modi has called for more to be done to prevent such attacks on people accused of eating beef or slaughtering cows.
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My grandparents are very old now, and the tradition of ritually slaughtering your own pig is slowly dying out with them.
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Sichuan province, which borders Yunnan, is China's biggest pig-farming region, slaughtering 13 million pigs in 2016, according to official data.
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You'll learn about words like "phalanx" and "defenestration," and also about how humanity has always decided upon things by slaughtering itself.
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Pork plants outside of the hurricane's path are not capable of slaughtering the hogs that the shuttered plants would have processed.
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G. None of the robots get naked, swear, or go on a wild rampage, slaughtering everyone named Sarah Connor they encounter.
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The abattoir in Baringo has been running for almost two years, slaughtering hundreds of donkeys a day to satisfy Chinese demand.
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A video released by Amnesty International in 2014 appeared to show them, together with soldiers, slaughtering men beside a mass grave.
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At the same time, while Assad was slaughtering civilians, Donald Trump was advocating that the U.S. stay out of Syria altogether.
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The DK-04X is a fully adjustable motorized standing desk, so you can improve your posture while slaughtering demons in Doom.
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In the Central African Republic, the Israeli ambassador doubled as a kosher butcher, slaughtering chickens for his family in the backyard.
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"They are slaughtering people with knives," said Samuel Amule, who trekked for two days to the border to escape government attacks.
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Whether that is made by slaughtering animals or by some other means depends on the ingenuity of the new meat makers. ■
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It's formally divided into five murderous "incidents," which involve Jack (Matt Dillon) slaughtering mostly women and a few children and men.
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More infrequently, the disease is transmitted through direct contact with an open wound, usually while hunting or slaughtering an infected animal.
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It's also fitting, given that we're finally at the point where hosts are slaughtering other hosts and humans are slaughtering other humans: Maybe the truth at the center of the Westworld maze is that all human connection is a lie, and our caring about the fates of these characters only reveals that we've bought into it.
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With fewer packers slaughtering, there was less demand for hogs, contributing to lower prices in recent days in U.S. cash hog markets.
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SS killing squads on the Eastern front were slaughtering thousands of Jews, and Nazi scientists were beginning to experiment with gas chambers.
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Those in the industry refer to them as "veal," in reference to the now-outlawed practice of slaughtering baby calves for meat.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama on Friday harshly accused the Syrian regime, along with Moscow and Tehran, of slaughtering civilians in Aleppo.
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A Canadian "investigative columnist" published a story based on a fake hotel review that said refugees are "slaughtering goats" without, well, investigating.
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Fur coat aficionado Cruella de Vil terrified children in her quest to create the perfect Dalmatian outer wear by slaughtering 101 Dalmatians.
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To underline this point, on June 3rd a paramilitary group called the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) started slaughtering peaceful protesters (see article).
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This awful truth was uncovered by another Canadian pig owner, Brandee McKee, who heard whispers about the family slaughtering the pig online.
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He said the decline was volume driven and the two biggest players, Marine Harvest and Leroey Seafood, were expected to increase slaughtering.
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Higher slaughtering will aid Australia's abattoir operators, which were forced to idle processing plants as supplies dwindled over the past 12 months.
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Sometimes it would be Muslims slaughtering other Muslims, which contradicted the idea that I was protecting those who shared my religious beliefs.
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Such activities have severely disrupted the hog slaughtering sector, and further increased the risks of spreading African swine fever, the ministry said.
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Muslims are forbidden from slaughtering animals during the hajj until after the Day of Arafat, when it their duty to do so.
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Better than the angry, gun-toting men who've terrorized this nation by slaughtering innocent women, men and children, over and over again.
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Mangled bodies with raw flesh exposed tell the tale of troops from the US 7th Cavalry Regiment slaughtering an estimated 300 Lakota.
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It's a good time to be a fan of Doom, the 1993 demon-slaughtering first-person shooter that helped popularize the genre.
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And over on Broadway, the American Psycho musical recently opened with its synth-heavy take on Bret Easton Ellis's slaughtering Patrick Bateman.
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In fact, it's not even obvious that the "roaches" have waged any sort of violence toward the nation that's currently slaughtering them.
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Quick recap of "Beowulf": A monster named Grendel is slaughtering the denizens of Heorot, a Danish feudal stronghold, on a nightly basis.
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Slaughtering buffalo, an animal not considered holy, is allowed, fueling a multi-billion dollar meat export industry that is dominated by Muslims.
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The Islamic State had said plenty about slaughtering Christians, but its focus was the Middle East, Europe and, more recently, West Africa.
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It's a spiritual belief that's even reflected in Indian laws, with slaughtering cows banned in almost all of the country's 29 states.
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Before slaughtering, hogs are validated and assessed by a veterinarian, who then issues a medical certificate, the DA said in a statement.
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Memphis Meats is one of a number of young companies attempting to source meat from animal cells rather than by slaughtering animals.
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Some countries, like the UK and Ireland, have made progress toward that goal by slaughtering pigs before puberty, which reduces pork yields.
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Some traders had been fearing a bigger increase in slaughtering last week, said Rich Nelson, chief strategist for broker Allendale in Illinois.
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My dad&aposs first job was at age 213, slaughtering goats in the back of his uncle&aposs South Texas grocery store.
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The video drew immediate criticism on social media, with some alleging that Moon was attempting to compare abortion to slaughtering a chicken.
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With the start of the new year, Belgium became the latest European country to ban traditional Jewish and Muslim animal slaughtering practices.
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" But Mr. Wu outlined his strategies for challenging officials in three tracts published online, including one called "A Treasury for Slaughtering Pigs.
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"It's unheard of, the methods they're applying," said Harm Kiezebrink, an expert in humane poultry depopulation who has developed painless slaughtering technology.
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Horse-riders from that militia suppressed a rebellion 15 years ago by burning villages, slaughtering civilians and raping the women who couldn't escape.
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For many adherents of Islam, the holiday involves ritually slaughtering a sheep and sharing the meat or the monetary proceeds with poorer folk.
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"We need to focus more on slaughtering close to production," he said, in order to reduce the long distances pigs are currently transported.
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But on his second day of moderation duty, he had to watch a video of a man slaughtering puppies with a baseball bat.
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This was a deal that allowed a dictator to continue slaughtering his own people, using a broad range of conventional and unconventional weapons.
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Cows are considered sacred in Hindu-majority India, and slaughtering them or eating beef is illegal or restricted across much of the country.
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However, this is not an immediate opportunity because many Chinese producers are advancing slaughtering and increasing supply in the short term, Parente noted.
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LV's also focused on the Congressional vote to ban people from slaughtering dogs and cats for food -- a bill sponsored by Lisa's foundation.
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She has retained a bit of her former self, promising to end tyranny in Westeros by, uh, slaughtering hundreds of thousands of innocents.
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She reads from Bartram's prologue, where he describes his hunter companion slaughtering a mother bear and then coming back mercilessly for the baby.
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Responding to pressure from the activists, Jewish and Muslim groups have agreed to make changes in an effort to preserve their slaughtering practices.
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When Amazon slaughters retail, are they creating more jobs by providing more distribution for small businesses or are they really just slaughtering retail?
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For years, BRF's predecessors Sadia SA and Perdigão SA sold their products to Middle Eastern countries, which observe strict animal slaughtering and handling techniques.
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The HRW study found the cattle laws -- which outlaw or restrict slaughtering cows -- and mob violence had disproportionately affected Muslims and lower-caste Hindus.
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The pigs in question did not enter the slaughtering process because the problem, later identified as ASF, was discovered before that, the spokeswoman said.
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Croatia has already detected H5N8 avian influenza, another severe strain that has swept across Europe since last year, leading to widespread slaughtering of poultry.
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Cows are considered sacred in the Hindu-majority country, and slaughtering cows or eating beef is illegal or restricted across much of the country.
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Some of her most affecting work focuses on animal rights and the mass slaughtering and processing that is part of the corporate meat industry.
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Not slaughtering them for meat would mean a commitment to keeping them alive — and committing the resources to do so — for quite some time.
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At least 56 inmates were killed in the northern city of Manaus in 2017, when members of rival prison gangs began slaughtering each other.
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"When roti was available to people in Kerala, they were slaughtering the cow to eat her meat," he added, referring to an Indian flatbread.
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They said the public should not fear eating pork, assuring that hogs that passed through the proper process of slaughtering and preparation are safe.
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If he could be feted after kidnapping a Lebanese prime minister and slaughtering Yemeni children, why expect a fuss for murdering a mere journalist?
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Cows are considered sacred in Hinduism, and slaughtering them or transporting them out of state for slaughter is illegal in some states, including Rajasthan.
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They seem to just accept that slaughtering billions of animals each year is inevitable, and that they have no desire or power to stop it.
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Khatri says that, nowadays, some Muslim communities may forego slaughtering an animal altogether and donate to a charity that will do it in their name.
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He hears Sunni Muslims complain that: Their governments do nothing, yet the Iranians and the Russians are slaughtering their Arab and Muslim brethren with impunity.
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Jiangxi Zhengbang Technology said last month that it would breed pigs that weigh 150 kilograms before slaughtering them, up to 25% heavier than the average.
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They'll be remembering that he wants a redo of "Operation Wetback" and that he talked openly about slaughtering Muslims with bullets smeared in pig's blood.
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He concluded that all of this has "led to this slaughtering of our police" as evident in the recent officer deaths in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
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"You don't want to be responsible for slaughtering thousands of people," Trump writes, before threatening to destroy Turkey's economy if Erdoğan doesn't heed his demands.
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"We know that hominins [in the Pleistocene] were quite capable of slaughtering large gregarious prey and evicting large carnivore from their habitats," Daujeard told Gizmodo.
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As one does when dealing with an outbreak of a dangerous disease like bird flu, the farmers are slaughtering the entire flock of 73,500 chickens.
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Wens Foodstuff is China's top producer of pigs, slaughtering more than 10 million pigs in the first half of the year, and 330 million chickens.
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He added that the pressure on China's farming and slaughtering sectors from African swine fever and the trade war offered the group opportunities for expansion.
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The people watching me on Twitch (rightly) booed me for slaughtering a cute lamb to survive a harsh winter, and I felt bad about it.
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Lili believes there are warning signs when someone reaches a point of grabbing a gun and slaughtering students, but the signs are almost always ignored.
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Hindu lynch mobs began to pop up across the landscape, killing Muslims and lower-caste people suspected of slaughtering cows, a sacred animal under Hinduism.
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Meat packers increased slaughtering at other plants to take advantage of soaring profit margins after the fire, offsetting the shuttered plant's effect on the market.
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U.S. ramped up herds in anticipation of more demand, with processors slaughtering about 1 million more pigs per week than a year ago, per Reuters.
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Without the stupid story, obnoxious dialogue, and juvenile noises, Borderlands 3 becomes a game about finding whakcy weapons and slaughtering waves of strange bad guys.
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Each side cites scientific evidence to support its slaughtering methods, but measuring the level of suffering an animal experiences is an inexact science at best.
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Seyed Erfan Esfahani, business manager with the Iranian importer, said the country still needed to improve technology at its slaughtering plants and to train more staff.
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As well as slaughtering Iraqis and Syrians, IS claimed responsibility for a co-ordinated attack on Brussels airport and the city's metro, which killed 32 people.
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The halal slaughtering process is, in some ways, part of my inheritance, and I wanted to see an example of what it looks like in America.
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JOHN BEARDDirectorDepartment of Ageing and Life Course World Health Organisation Geneva Congratulations to The Economist on slaughtering the old rule against split infinitives (Johnson, April 28th).
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The gunman was an Army veteran on a mission of hate chose that day to enter the temple and start slaughtering people, some as they worshiped.
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As the Turkish invasion in northern Syria proceeds, the region appears to have descended into violent chaos, with videos emerging of Turkish proxies slaughtering US allies.
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These vigilante groups have carried out violent attacks on Muslims and, more recently, low-caste Hindus suspected of slaughtering cows, which are considered sacred in Hinduism.
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The groups have attacked Muslims and, more recently, low-caste Hindus suspected of slaughtering cows, which are considered sacred in Hinduism, the dominant religion in India.
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Dictator Muammar Qaddafi's forces were about to enter the eastern city of Benghazi, and his regime was threatening to go block to block slaughtering its residents.
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Many said they were terrified of being singled out by Hindu vigilante groups, who patrol villages hoping to spot and punish anyone found illegally slaughtering cows.
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You don't want to be responsible for slaughtering thousands of people, and I don't want to be responsible for destroying the Turkish economy—and I will.
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A jihadist kill team has slipped into the United States, slaughtering men, women and children, looking for a database of sleeper cells waiting to be activated.
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I also have Yakuza 2 and 5 kicking about at home, and even picked up the zombie-slaughtering spin-off Dead Souls because why not, I guess.
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Even with the expiring contracts staring them square in the face, it's hard to imagine Marvel slaughtering a bunch of beloved heroes over the next few years.
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GNP ranks 19 among U.S. producers of broiler chickens, slaughtering 1.9 million birds a week for meat, according to Watt PoultryUSA, which tracks companies in the sector.
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ET) on Saturday, slaughtering 22 residents and taking away food supplies and cattle, said Suleiman, who is from the town of Biu, 120 kilometers (75 miles) away.
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Aside from the freezer and the pair of waders she acquired, has spending the last year slaughtering meat changed anything else about Gray's day-to-day life?
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Management declined to say if it would divide up the assets, which include businesses selling poultry and processed food products as well as a beef slaughtering unit.
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As a plus-size woman, I've had ample opportunity over the last few years to join in the fun of slaughtering those stale and arbitrary style prescriptions.
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I remembered waking up at ungodly hours to play acquaintances an ocean away, and mindlessly slaughtering dumb drones as an excuse to talk to an old friend.
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Slaughtering dogs and cats for their meat is pretty big business, with an estimated 30 million dogs and untold numbers of cats killed each year across Asia.
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When the jihadists were finally forced out after three weeks of fighting around the outskirts of al-Qaryatayn, they took their revenge, slaughtering scores of its inhabitants.
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Thanos slaughtering half the universe, and half the characters built up as stars over the course of the past 10 years, was arresting, shocking, and utterly heartbreaking.
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In April, JBS put workers on leave at 10 out of 36 cattle slaughtering units in a bid to adjust capacity after the investigation broke in March.
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The American strikes began, and an urgent call came 20 minutes later, in which the Russians notified the Americans in Qatar that they were slaughtering Syrian troops.
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The basic story concerns Jeff, a serial killer who hides in the closet and whispers "go to sleep" to its victim before slaughtering everyone in the household.
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Unbeknownst to all those adult would-be comedians, however, a nine-year-old named Alice is sneakily slaughtering the competition with her hysterical, refreshingly simple cartoon captions.
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The militant group rampaged through Sinjar in 2014, slaughtering and kidnapping thousands of people from the Yazidi minority, in what the United Nations has called a genocide.
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In 1971, Pakistani dictator Agha Muhammad Yahya Khan began slaughtering the residents of East Pakistan (what's now Bangladesh) in retaliation for electing a leader who demanded autonomy.
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In a March attack claimed by the Islamic State, militants barged into the military's main hospital in Kabul, slaughtering dozens of soldiers who were being treated there.
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U.S. farmers want China to buy more pork as America's hog supplies are at a record high and meat packers are slaughtering more pigs than last year.
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This year, Belgium banned Muslim and Jewish ways of ritually slaughtering animals, part of a clash across Europe over the balance between animal welfare and religious freedom.
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U.S. farmers want China to buy more pork as America's hog supplies are at a record high and meat packers are slaughtering more pigs than last year.
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Since a suicide bombing at a Cairo church in December, the Islamic State has trumpeted its intention to seek a foothold in Egypt by slaughtering vulnerable Christians.
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Hindu vigilantes have also killed over two dozen Muslim people for transporting cows in the past year, accusing them of slaughtering the animals considered sacred in Hinduism.
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That is, how to stop Mr. Erdogan from slaughtering Syrian Kurdish forces, who have been essential in fighting the Islamic State, after the Americans leave northern Syria.
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Number of jobs affected: 626 Share of local employment: 51.9% Seafood product prep and packaging Number of jobs affected: 1,35.83 Share of local employment: 51% Seafood product prep and packaging Number of jobs affected: 2,535 Share of local employment: 237.5% Animal (except poultry) slaughtering Number of jobs affected: 22,2638 Share of local employment: 237.3% Animal (except poultry) slaughtering Number of jobs affected: 22 Share of local employment: 2072% All other misc.
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In April, JBS put workers on leave at 10 out of 36 cattle slaughtering units to reduce capacity after the investigation briefly disrupted exports to major global markets.
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"This is a special ritual we do while slaughtering," said Kuntuguan, a 2000-year-old Muslim of Kazakh extraction, his rubber boots and white apron splattered with blood.
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The leather in the seats and steering wheel requires slaughtering animals, and the cloth substitute doesn't quite measure up for a vehicle that can cost more than $100,000.
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With Drogon torching her enemies from the sky, and the Dothraki slaughtering every man in sight on the ground, the Khaleesi cleaned up in a matter of minutes.
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Muslims mark the holiday by slaughtering animals such as sheep and goats and sharing the meat with family and friends, as well as donating it to the poor.
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Diablo Cody's Jennifer's Body was released in 2009 to the critical slaughtering you'd expect of a cult classic made by women, with female stars and about female sexuality.
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"We want to become the biggest butcher in the world without ever slaughtering an animal," says Jaap Korteweg, a ninth-generation farmer and founder of The Vegetarian Butcher.
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"This is a special ritual we do while slaughtering," said Kuntuguan, a 212-year-old Muslim of Kazakh extraction, his rubber boots and white apron splattered with blood.
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Islamic State rampaged through the Yazidi religious community's heartland in Sinjar, northern Iraq, in 19153, slaughtering thousands of people, in what the United Nations has called a genocide.
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Eric and Donald junior have been particular assets with the hunting crowd (who might have been suspicious of Manhattan socialites) thanks to their love of slaughtering African wildlife.
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The government has already urged major pig producers to diversify into slaughtering and increase processing capacity closer to their farms to reduce the need for transporting live animals.
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Read more: The US shared intelligence with Turkey that may have helped it target the Kurds in SyriaVideos have surfaced showing Turkish-backed rebel forces slaughtering Kurdish fighters.
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Belgium has officially banned kosher and halal animal slaughtering methods, prompting lawsuits from Jewish and Muslim leaders in the country who say the ban amounts to religious discrimination.
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He says he had been inspired to come after Islamic State overran the northern town of Sinjar, slaughtering, enslaving and raping thousands of people from the Yazidi minority.
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Yoselyn Ortega, 55, is accused of slaughtering a 2-year-old boy and a 6-year-old girl inside their family's luxury Upper West Side apartment in 2012.
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Third, factory farming fosters the creation of millions upon millions of animals for whom it offers nothing but suffering and misery before slaughtering them in often barbaric ways.
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"You don't want to be responsible for slaughtering thousands of people, and I don't want to be responsible for destroying the Turkish economy — and I will," he wrote.
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In Modi's first term, Hindu vigilante groups killed dozens of people -- many of them Muslims -- allegedly for slaughtering or transporting cows, which are considered sacred by many Hindus.
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That outbreak led the federal government to provide nearly $1 billion to cover the costs of slaughtering infected animals, because there was no alternative to combat the disease.
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Leaders of both groups say they hope that lawsuits they have filed in Belgium's Constitutional Court might still lift the ban on slaughtering without stunning later this year.
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Dozens of Muslim men have been attacked or lynched by Hindu mobs since then, many on suspicion of slaughtering cows, which are considered holy in the Hindu religion.
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France and Britain were pushing hard for a Security Council vote on a resolution supporting a no-fly zone in Libya to prevent Colonel Qaddafi from slaughtering his opponents.
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China's State Council said management of transporting live hogs is not strict enough and there is insufficient capacity in testing for the African swine fever virus in slaughtering plants.
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You don't become mighty by slaughtering your foes and harvesting their essence, or shaking them down for mystical trinkets you can staple to your body like pieces of flair.
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"Slaughtering a donkey that's done milling" is a Chinese saying for when a valuable person is demeaned, and old donkeys were indeed often used for their meat and hides.
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The former commander, Dominic Ongwen, himself a former child soldier who rose through the ranks of the rebel group, is also accused of slaughtering civilians and even ordering cannibalism.
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Only after sombrely slaughtering her beloved oinkers and turning them into sausages does she truly understand that each pig is "an intelligent, sentient, unique animal, but an animal, nonetheless".
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Dalit Woman Raped and Murdered, Man Poisons Well Used by Dalits, Dalits Attacked for Slaughtering Cow, Dalit Youth Killed For Watching Upper-Caste Ceremony, Dalit Forced To Shave Moustache.
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Then Tyler goes home and collects an arsenal of guns, and goes to the school with the intention of slaughtering his classmates and then himself at the school dance.
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Yu also urged local authorities to crack down on unsupervised animal slaughtering and to prevent meat from animals that had died from the disease from filtering into the market.
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Jews were a particular target but not the only target, with the SS Einsatzgruppen slaughtering over 33,000 Jewish men, women and children over just two days, September 29-30.
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In one incident, more than a hundred Arkansas soldiers descended upon a group of Mexican war refugees in a cave, raping and slaughtering victims as they pleaded for mercy.
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DiMaggio happened to occupy two simultaneously-occurring historic moments, one his own record hitting streak, the other a world in the process of slaughtering tens of millions of people.
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The Oceansiders' isolationism is a direct result of what Negan did to their community by slaughtering every male in the group before they fled him and went into hiding.
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And, not least, the B.J.P. has been criticized as too soft on violent Hindu extremists, including mobs that have lynched people for slaughtering cows, a revered animal in Hinduism.
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He gleefully repeated on the campaign trail, and at rallies after becoming president, a fake story about an American military general slaughtering Muslims with bullets dipped in pigs' blood.
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We did nearly the exact same thing last year, and it did nothing to stop Bashar al-Assad from slaughtering his own people and using chemical weapons on them.
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"Social justice warriors," however, spin a narrative of white supremacist-inspired cops wantonly slaughtering black folk -- with the only viable countermeasure being a rebellion of the proletariat-of-color.
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These changes can't be because of changes in Putin's behavior; his airstrikes slaughtering civilians in Syria and his close relationship with Iran can't possibly explain Republicans warming to him.
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Group B — the Morgan, Tara, Jesus, and Dianne group — returned to that Savior outpost the group took out two seasons ago, slaughtering its soldiers while they were awake this time.
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The sweet little girl we met in Season 1 would never have been capable of slaughtering an entire family over dinner, as Arya did at the start of Season 7.
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It should be noted that we made sure that we were slaughtering an animal that was already slated to be killed and that the meat would be donated to charity.
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The man accused of slaughtering 17 students in Florida apparently had his sights set on a mass campus shooting 9 months ago, and made that clear in a YouTube comment.
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While some members of my party hate the fact that I am always freeing thralls and often slaughtering their captors, a few of them love the decision and support it.
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The militants came down on unprotected villages like Byron's wolf on the fold, slaughtering the men and taking away thousands of women and children to be sold as sex slaves.
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Yet he seemed genuinely stunned when Dany, blinded by rage, lit up King's Landing with her dragon, slaughtering hundreds of thousands of innocents and unleashing a bloody free-for-all.
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Oil production, extortion and stolen antiquities financed its agenda, which included slaughtering some minorities, slave auctions of captured women, grotesque punishments for minor crimes, and the choreographed killing of hostages.
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It also seems to have had the unintended consequence of scaring passengers who worried that slaughtering goats was the airline's best effort at ensuring its planes were safe to fly.
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Analysts predict meat packers like Tyson Foods Inc and JBS USA will buy fewer cattle over the next two weeks because Christmas and New Year's Day will reduce slaughtering schedules.
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There has also been a string of high-profile incidents of vigilante violence against those accused of eating beef or slaughtering cows — accusations that in many instances have proved unfounded.
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Megan: I can't call myself a fan of Scott's recent work, which includes the slaughtering of the Alien franchise, and that movie where Christian Bale got a tan to play Moses.
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"It just wasn't safe to ask people to come in," said Forsthoffer, who added that the privately held chicken producer would monitor road conditions to determine when it can resume slaughtering.
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During the ceremony, villagers come together and celebrate for days, slaughtering goats, dressing their young candidates in ceremonial cloth, and smearing them in millet paste to prepare them for the event.
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Rural Muslims and lower-caste Hindus have faced growing violence from vigilantes out to lynch people suspected of slaughtering cows, which are sacred to Hindus, or just acting above their station.
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It wastes a lot of energy—not to mention birds—if you have teams of workers slaughtering storm petrels, drying them, sticking wicks down their throats, and delivering them to markets.
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She first encounters us through Steve Trevor, who tells her about the horrors of World War I. She's so appalled by what she hears – men slaughtering each other by the millions!
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"It just wasn't safe to ask people to come in," said Forsthoffer, who added that the privately held chicken producer will monitor road conditions to determine when it can resume slaughtering.
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But as much fun as the game has made slaughtering from stealth, the problem is that stealth mechanics are only as good as the combat that starts when stealth is broken.
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The halt in slaughtering pushed Chicago Mercantile Exchange cattle futures down by their daily, exchange-imposed 3-cent limit as traders expect cattle supplies may start to back up in feedlots.
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The film still incorporates the hallmarks that made the movies so popular: a group of unsuspecting teens, their stoner friend, and the masked Michael Myers slaughtering anyone who crosses his path.
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Muslims celebrate the Adha, Arabic for "sacrifice," by slaughtering domestic animals like sheep and distributing the meat to the poor, as a symbol of Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his only son.
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A series of outbreaks of the disease, which in the past has led to major disruptions and slaughtering programs in Europe's poultry industry, have been reported in Europe in past months.
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Brazil's had genuine problems, and commendably the ceremony didn't brush over its history's darker patches, from its native-slaughtering European invasion to a 400-year history of slavery and general brutality.
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Since Mr. Modi came to power, so-called cow vigilantes have brutalized or killed dozens of people, many Muslim, for slaughtering or trading cows, a venerated animal in the Hindu religion.
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The public outcry compelled the government to investigate the country's slaughterhouses and to acknowledge problems in 30 percent of them, including unsafe workplace conditions and a failure to follow slaughtering rules.
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Block's efforts led to major policy reforms in those realms, including European Union and U.S. bans on imports of dog and cat fur and bans on slaughtering horses for human consumption.
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Since December, the Islamic State, also known as ISIS, has signaled its intent to wage a sectarian war in Egypt by slaughtering Christians in their homes, businesses and places of worship.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies seem to have little compunction about slaughtering children as long as more bombs can be bought, so it's up to the enablers to call a halt.
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A few years after the runaway's daring maneuver, John Brown organized his failed rebellion not far from the Botelers' lands, and then Union and Confederate soldiers ended up slaughtering one another there.
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He even provides deep-tissue massages for his cattle (before, you know, slaughtering them.) And here he is just looking really, really dapper standing among stacks on stacks on stacks of ribeyes.
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Cows were central to the first big riot between Hindus and Muslims, in Uttar Pradesh in 1893, which took place after Muslims had been stopped from slaughtering cows during an annual festival.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi called on states to do more to prevent attacks on people accused of eating beef or slaughtering cows, an animal sacred to majority Hindus.
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Hindu mobs have targeted Muslims on suspicion of slaughtering cows they consider sacred as well as Dalits, the lowest group in the Hindu caste hierarchy, for being engaged in the cattle trade.
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Slaughtering and selling horse meat has been outlawed in the US, whereas in Canada, there are four active federal slaughterhouses producing horse meat for human consumption—two of which are in Alberta.
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Chief Financial Officer Lorival Luz refused to say whether BRF would consider dividing up the assets which include businesses selling poultry and processed food products as well as a beef slaughtering unit.
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The gun lobby was powerful enough to overwhelm public opinion, fuelled by fresh memories of a deranged man slaughtering 6-year-olds with an assault weapon, and make a compromise measure disappear.
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However, last month Trump threatened to "obliterate" Turkey's economy, and Trump sent Erdogan a letter on the day the offensive started warning him he could be responsible for "slaughtering thousands of people".
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French Agriculture Minister Stephane Le Foll had earlier earlier told France Bleu regional radio station the government intended to order the slaughtering of all 600,000 ducks still alive in the Landes region.
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After struggling to pick up on basic reading and writing in school, Montañez dropped out before getting his diploma and worked a series of low-paying jobs, including slaughtering chickens and gardening.
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If anyone's slaughtering dogs for food in the post-post-apocalypse, it's going to be makeshift kennel squatters, blasting Afrikaner electronic hip-hop to cover the sounds of dogs howling in misery.
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Local media reported that Warekar had laced his family's food with a sedative before slaughtering them, but Kabdule said this was unconfirmed and samples taken from the house are still being analyzed.
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The virus was first identified during an outbreak in 1998 among pig farmers in Malaysia, where it killed over 100 people and led to the slaughtering of more than one million pigs.
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Different strains of bird flu have been spreading across Europe and Asia since late last year, leading to large-scale slaughtering of poultry in certain countries and some human deaths in China.
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"Minerva has increased slaughtering to occupy the room that JBS left," said Alexandre Mendonça De Barros, an economist with consultancy MB Agro and a member of the board of directors at Minerva.
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Barber would raise the cows on pasture, as always, and after slaughtering them for meat, he'd give the bones (mostly femurs, their marrow consumed) to Moore, who would transform them into tableware.
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The insatiable demand for a viral item is treated as though it exists in a different universe from the arrests and possible deportations of 680 people tasked with slaughtering its primary ingredient.
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A photo went viral of a group of men slaughtering a black goat on the tarmac of Islamabad's Benazir Bhutto International Airport, its blood staining the ground in front of an airplane.
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Their outriders release weird rumours into the political atmosphere: one doctored newspaper article, primarily shared by Labour supporters, falsely accuses Jo Swinson, the Lib Dem leader, of slaughtering squirrels in her garden.
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"The fate of his beloved nation rested on his ability to lead his men through the American lines," XVIII Airborne Corps wrote of Peiper, who is responsible for slaughtering scores of Americans.
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Davis's trigger finger — and a citywide police conspiracy — will be unduly tested when a cocaine heist goes awry and the thieves (Stephan James and Taylor Kitsch) escape by slaughtering eight police officers.
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Earlier this year, animal advocates — including celebrities like Lisa Vanderpump — celebrated the banning of dog meat sales at China's Yulin Festival, an event infamous for slaughtering and selling thousands of pets each year.
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But as someone that values verisimilitude in my movies that are about giant dinosaurs achieving sentience and slaughtering amusement park guests, I'm happy she'll be fleeing in a pair of boots this time.
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But that wasn't the only thing that worried him—as droves of people have left rural villages and moved to the city, buying, feeding, and slaughtering your own pig has become pretty uncommon.
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"Saudi Arabia and its allies seem to have little compunction about slaughtering children as long as more bombs can be bought, so it's up to the enablers to call a halt," it said.
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Operations will get back to normal at Smithfield's four North Carolina meat-packaging facilities, and at its hog slaughtering and processing plants in Tar Heel and Clinton, spokeswoman Joyce Fitzpatrick said on Sunday.
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A 28-year-old man from Australia used semi-automatic weapons to kill 50 people in two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, slaughtering men, women, and children as young as 3 years old.
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Meanwhile, Dylann Roof, the hate-filled racist accused of slaughtering nine black parishioners in a South Carolina church last year, was fed Burger King by police after complaining he was hungry upon arrest.
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That appears to be the first evidence we've ever found that slaughtering Jedi children, torturing your daughter, and cutting off your son's hand will only cost you a 6% dip in the polls.
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Games like Wyatt Derp, Temper Tantrum, and The Slaughtering Grounds (the first game Sterling reviewed)—are all gone along with their community pages, reviews, and associated downloads as if they'd never been there.
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Later, my father would bring home a prize cut, her tail, and my mother would tell me that she had felt no pain, because the man slaughtering her had said the right prayers.
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He's rapping from the perspective of someone on the verge of slaughtering people at a music festival, in the vein of the Route 91 Harvest Festival, where 58 concertgoers were killed in 2017.
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"Everyone thinks I'm sending 300 people into the woods and slaughtering all the squirrels," said Dennis Bauer, a hunter who helps organize the event, noting that the slam is not localized, but countywide.
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February 14: Parkland, Florida A 19-year-old man gunned down students and staff with a rifle at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, slaughtering at least 17 unsuspecting students and adults.
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But that changed on February 103, 2018, when a 19-year-old former student carrying a weapon of war entered their school with the intent of slaughtering people -- and he did just that.
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The only countries that aren't part of the Paris agreement are semi-authoritarian Nicaragua and Syria, where Bashar al-Assad's regime is too busy slaughtering its own people to worry about climate change.
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So while the Augurs start out with only a weak offense, albeit with a great range, you can quickly boost their abilities and set about slaughtering giant spiders in a no time at all.
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Australia, the world's fourth-largest dairy exporter, last week cut its official estimate for milk production by 3 percent as farmers face the prospect of slaughtering animals as weaker farm-gate prices curb supply.
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Most notable, according to one press release, will be Perdue's bid to replace the traditional way of slaughtering chickens with "controlled atmosphere stunning"—a turn of phrase so bland it can only be deliberate.
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He seriously spends two hours of the movie freaking out about his wife's uterus, and hypes himself up so much that he gets to the point of slaughtering tiny tots in a Jedi temple.
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Different from the ISIS of today that is gleeful about slaughtering innocents, even children, my captors seemed to hold some respect for human life or surely they would have shot us on the spot.
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Shuanghui is China's top pork processor, slaughtering around 15 million pigs a year and commanding a 29 percent share of the processed meat sold in supermarkets, according to Euromonitor, far ahead of the rest.
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The Governor of Idaho is appalled at his former fish and game commissioner for slaughtering a family of baboons -- saying not only is the killing itself wrong -- posting a pic is just as disturbing.
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Seconds later, I remembered that the second episode features two horny teen vampires slaughtering their way across England in a series of home invasions, then having sex in front of their freshly-created ghouls.
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From Japan, there's Kenji Mizoguchi's devastating ghost story "Ugetsu" (1954) and the folk-tale derived shockers "Onibaba" (1965), about a pair of samurai-slaughtering women, and "Kuroneko" (1968), about ghostly women and eerie cats.
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Barack Obama responded with airstrikes and a rescue operation in 2014 when the Islamic State started a genocide against members of the Yazidi sect, slaughtering men and forcing women and girls into sexual slavery.
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"(Chinese TV) regulators know that with the January shafting of these shows they are slaughtering one of the few cash cows that could bring China soft power," says Niedenführ, of the University of Tubingen.
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A series of cases of H5N903 and other bird flu strains in Europe in recent weeks has led to slaughtering of poultry on some farms and preventative measures such as keeping commercial flocks indoors.
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If 50% less offal was thrown away during the slaughtering process and consumed as food instead, emissions could fall by 14%, according to lead author Professor Gang Liu of the University of Southern Denmark.
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Also on the council is Muhammad Hamdan Dagalo (known as Hemedti), an Arab Darfuri who controls the RSF, which added to its many crimes by slaughtering more than 100 protesters in Khartoum in June.
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That wouldn't explain why United American Patriots has made a cause célèbre of Robert Bales, who pleaded guilty to slaughtering 16 Afghan civilians in their homes during a one-man nighttime rampage in 2012.
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The man accused of slaughtering 11 people at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Squirrel Hill on Saturday, Robert Bowers, appears from social media postings to have had a very different view of refugees.
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A new study uses genetic evidence to provide a window into the shadowy network of transnational criminal groups responsible for slaughtering elephants and killing conservationists in Africa, as well as the thriving global ivory trade.
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Mayor Brasert expects the fighters to be self-sufficient: he tasks them with raising and slaughtering their own chickens, taking turns shopping for food and cooking up meals for the camp, plus general gym maintenance.
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There are video games, that yes, are listed for mature audiences, but kids play them and everybody knows it and there's nothing to prevent the child from playing them, that celebrate the slaughtering of people.
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He also called into question the bill's provision about slaughtering animals primarily for their fur, noting that most fur producers sell not only their pelts but oil for waterproofing, manure for compost, and other products.
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Adora's ice-cream hued mansion is the old-money linchpin of the small community that otherwise consists of dive bars, clapboard houses, casual misogyny and the hog-slaughtering plant from whence, unacknowledged, her riches flow.
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After she reported that Bashar al-Assad's forces were slaughtering civilians in the ravaged city of Homs, the media center where she was working was bombed, allegedly by the regime, which had discovered her location.
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"Nothing better than going out to the Manor and slaughtering a dozen deplorables," one character reportedly says, according to The Hollywood Reporter, though no such references were made in a trailer released by the studio.
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We were young and idealistic; we said "enough" to the slaughtering of innocents in our name, and raged against the politicians who were too timid or too corrupt, to stand up for what was right.
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Public displays of bovine sacrifice would be unthinkable — even life-threatening — in much of this country: Mobs of Hindus known as "cow vigilantes" have murdered Muslims in recent years, accusing them of slaughtering sacred cattle.
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It introduced new characters and expected us to sympathize with them like we did the characters we've known all along — even when these new characters decided to slaughter villages for the sake of slaughtering them.
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Longtime residents like the Closses have been joined in Barron over the last decade by refugees, many of them Somalis, who were drawn by jobs cleaning cages and slaughtering birds at the Jennie-O plant.
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"They were slaughtering people for all kinds of reasons, those caught using the internet, those suspected of being witches," the shepherd, Saad al-Omar, said at the site of a mass grave here on Tuesday.
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There have been episodes of violence, including by vigilante groups that have staged attacks on Muslims and low-caste Hindus suspected of slaughtering cows, which are considered sacred in Hinduism, the dominant religion in India.
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The maximum-security complex, with its 23 beds, is reserved for the military prisoners serving the longest sentences, housing offenders like Robert Bales, the Army staff sergeant convicted in 230 of slaughtering 217 Afghan civilians.
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"In a society turning vegetarian, influenced by grisly reports about animal slaughtering, paradoxically the sport has never been doing so well as in France," said Pierre de Boisguilbert, head of France's Hunting with Hounds Association.
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Mr. Adityanath was a forceful defender of the Hindu mob who lynched Muhammad Ikhlaq, a Muslim man suspected of slaughtering a cow, and argued that Mr. Ikhlaq's family should be prosecuted for possessing the meat.
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When I was in the Air Force in the 1990s, I participated in Operation Pacific Haven, where the United States helped thousands of Kurds flee from northern Iraq to prevent Saddam Hussein from slaughtering them.
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According to Human Rights Watch (HRW), Hindu vigilante groups have killed dozens of people in recent years, many of them Muslims, for allegedly slaughtering or transporting cows -- an animal that is considered sacred by many Hindus.
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Arya killed the Night King; Lyanna Mormont died slaughtering a zombie giant; Daenerys Targaryen led armies to victory during the Battle of Winterfell and then had one of the greatest character twists throughout the entire series.
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France launched a massive culling plan early January to counter the virus and said a month ago it would scale back preventive slaughtering after the move lead to a slowdown in the spread of the virus.
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Many farmers are slaughtering their herds as African swine fever cuts prices in major production areas due to restrictions on transporting pigs, leading to worries about a supply shortfall in the second-half of the year.
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Director: Alice LoweWriter: Alice Lowe Alice Lowe was very pregnant while filming Prevenge, which might qualify this as method acting — although let's hope she wasn't also slaughtering people at the behest of her surprisingly chatty fetus.
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Per US law, Crimea is under a sort of business restriction otherwise reserved for North Korea, the world's most repressive dictatorship, and for Syria, a government that's currently slaughtering its own people in a civil war.
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The Hammonds said they were using standard brush-control and land-management techniques, but the government said that in at least one instance they were trying to hide evidence of their slaughtering a herd of deer.
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Gunmen in pickups and on bicycles stormed the remote villages of Yakshari and Kachifa in Damboa district, slaughtering villagers, said Musa Suleiman, a member of a local ad hoc group fighting Boko Haram alongside Nigeria's military.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has launched a campaign to crack down on illegal hog slaughtering, and build more large-scale slaughterhouses, to control the spread of deadly African swine fever, the country's agriculture ministry said on Tuesday.
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However, analysts said wet weather across the country in recent months meant that farmers would have enough pasture and feed crops to avoid mass slaughtering as long as the dry conditions did not last too long.
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Two medium-sized companies have told Reuters they have either reduced expansion plans or are holding off on future expansion of breeding pigs, while an industry analyst said some small farmers have already begun slaughtering sows.
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U.S. vessels fishing for tuna in the Eastern Pacific were catching, killing and discarding hundreds of thousands of dolphins in their nets, and hunters were slaughtering baby seals for their fur on the ice in Canada.
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Browder's Birds in Mattituck, owned by Chris and Holly Browder, who have been raising pastured chickens, turkeys, ducks and sheep for the last eight years, has an approved slaughtering facility for the birds on their property.
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In reality, Japan always flouted the moratorium, using a loophole that allowed "scientific research" to continue slaughtering thousands of minke, fin and sperm whales far from its shores and selling their meat on the domestic market.
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Prisoner-of-war-style detention, lasting until the end of hostilities, was developed during wars between uniform-wearing armies as a more humane means of preventing enemy captives from returning to the battlefield than slaughtering them.
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The ban is necessary because rampant slaughtering of donkeys has led to job loss in places where they are a centerpiece of life, Peter Munya, Cabinet secretary for the agriculture ministry said Monday in a statement.
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BRUSSELS — A Belgian ban on the Muslim and Jewish ways of ritually slaughtering animals went into effect on New Year's Day, part of a clash across Europe over the balance between animal welfare and religious freedom.
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Six state legislatures have banned undercover investigations of factory farms, Iowa passed a law requiring grocers to sell caged eggs, and the federal government is contemplating restrictions on clean meat (which is produced without slaughtering animals).
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It's not that I love the Black Friday frenzy that's taken over the holiday, nor the need to commemorate the day the Pilgrims took time off from slaughtering Native Americans to sit down and share a meal.
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Fight illegal wildlife trafficking Some of the world's most iconic species -- particularly the elephant and rhino -- are threatened with extinction simply because people are slaughtering these majestic creatures to sell their body parts on the black market.
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The acquisition of an unprecedented number of followers in a day provided a similar buzz to when we successfully did away with that level-seven boss that'd been slaughtering us every night for the past nine weeks.
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If you want to hear more about Ahmed's experience slaughtering an animal for Eid al-Adha, listen to the first episode of Season 3 of See Something Say Something, the BuzzFeed podcast about being Muslim in America.
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Agriculture ministry data, however, shows that slaughtering by designated companies increased by 9.3 percent in 2018, said Yao, while the national herd was down almost 5 percent in December from the same month of a year earlier.
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The movie, directed by Joe Berlinger, revolves around Bundy's life and homicidal years, told from the perspective of his girlfriend Elizabeth Koepfler (played by Lily Collins), whom he was dating while slaughtering and terrorizing woman after woman.
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Farmers in key producing regions around Australia's east coast have been forced to increase slaughtering to a two-year high as scorching weather dries fields, the Australian Bureau of Agriculture, Resource Economics and Rural Sciences (ABARES) said.
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Its more radical offshoot, IS, instead came to prominence in Iraq by slaughtering local Muslims who disagreed with its bloodthirsty interpretation of the Koran, often with a degree of violence that even al-Qaeda's leaders thought excessive.
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Turning her attention to the beef industry, which employs many Muslims, Ms. Dubey encouraged the crowd to take action to protect cows, echoing comments by Hindu mobs that have killed dozens of minorities accused of slaughtering cattle.
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They received a supply of ACTH from a division of the Armour meatpacking plant in Chicago, which had begun marketing Dial soap in 1948 and was looking for other ways to sell byproducts of the slaughtering process.
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The anti-abortion movement has always used racist dog whistles — like comparing abortion to slavery or black women having abortions to slaughtering puppies — and white supremacist rhetoric to further their goals, while claiming to care about us.
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Six state legislatures have banned undercover investigations of factory farms, Iowa passed a law requiring grocers to sell caged eggs, and the federal government is contemplating restrictions on cell-based meat (which is produced without slaughtering animals).
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Since 1971, the Department of Agriculture has banned the production and importation of animal lungs because of the risk that gastrointestinal fluid might leak into them during the slaughtering process, raising the likelihood of food-borne illness.
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"A couple of years ago we caused a media stir when we raised a pig in the school — just so we could show the kids an age-old Norwegian tradition, slaughtering the pig for Christmas," he recalled.
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Belgium: A ban on the Muslim and Jewish ways of ritually slaughtering animals went into effect in the new year, angering religious groups and winning praise from animal rights activists as well as many on the right.
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She was convicted of first degree murder for stabbing Rosemary LaBianca to death -- stabbing her more than a dozen times -- the day after the Family slaughtering 5 people in the Benedict Canyon area, including actress Sharon Tate.
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Unfortunately, Chucky, the tiny antagonist of the 1988 movie Child's Play, was possessed by a serial killer with a knack for slaughtering people with butcher knives, yo-yo strings, and anything else he could find around the house.
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Prices have since stabilised, with importers and traders saying demand in recent weeks for imported frozen pork has been very weak amid plentiful supplies of fresh pork from farmers slaughtering their herds as the disease reaches new areas.
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"Slaughtering animals immediately after birth simply because they do not fit the purpose they were bred for is a terrible waste of life and resources," says Carol McKenna, director of campaigns at the Compassion in World Farming charity.
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After announcing the transaction, Minerva increased its net revenue estimate to a range of 13 billion reais to 14.4 billion reais in the 12 months ending June 2018 to account for a 52 percent increase in slaughtering capacity.
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By the 1980s, when Iowa Beef Packers announced it would open the world's largest beef plant just outside Garden City, the region was already feeding and slaughtering roughly a quarter of all the cattle processed in North America.
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The movie accumulates the mass of often-contradictory facts about the case, purposefully leaving viewers as baffled as the heroes about who might be slaughtering random Californians and leaving encrypted messages for the police and public to decipher.
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" Martin Andanar, the president's communications secretary, complained in a statement that the piece, titled "They Are Slaughtering Us Like Animals" and published on Wednesday, "depicts the Philippines as the Wild, Wild West in this part of the world.
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A day before the ceremony, the beginning of the wedding was marked by the slaughtering of a cow and chickens, a huge sacrifice for a community subsisting on rice and sweet potatoes and the occasional doughy fried bread.
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A senior police officer and another man were killed in another incident of violence earlier this month after local residents protested because they say they had seen some people slaughtering a cow, an animal sacred in Hindu culture.
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BEIJING, Feb 13 (Reuters) - China's pork prices are hovering near last year's record after measures to battle a coronavirus epidemic hit transport of pigs and delayed the restart of slaughtering plants, crimping already tight supplies of the meat.
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Juan V. Corona, who joined the grim pantheon of America's serial killers when he was convicted of slaughtering 25 migrant workers and burying them on farms near his home in the Sacramento Valley in California, died on Monday.
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Relinquish control of the narcotics market by just outright banning everything, rather than decriminalizing and regulating it, and undesirable individuals, gangs, and cartels swoop in, making mammoth profits and indiscriminately slaughtering vast numbers of people in the process.
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America's position is unlikely to change given the record of Sudan's Arab-dominated Islamist government of slaughtering black African Muslims in Darfur, and Christians and animists in the south of the country (although most of these have now seceded).
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Therefore we believe that the adverse effect on the company's revenues will be broadly limited to a contraction of available volumes y proportionate to the duck slaughtering stoppage of approximately four months imposed by the French government during 173.
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As a sweaty Jennifer in a tiny white vest devours her grotty Myspace babe, elsewhere Needy starts to see blood on the ceiling from her missionary spot under her pathetically thrusting soft rock dude, a vision of Jennifer's slaughtering.
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People are calling Dany the "Mad Queen", but I'm pretty sure that slaughtering the Sept of Baelor, reanimating the dead, torturing a septon, poisoning her husband, killing a dire wolf, and spawning Joffrey have already earned Cersei that title.
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Now, I've obliterated millions of video game goons in my time, but I anticipated The Division for the opportunity to answer the question: does it feel different slaughtering a virtual person in a recreation of where you take lunch?
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There are also a plethora of things — invading Ukraine, slaughtering civilians and US-backed rebels in Syria, using chemical weapons on British soil — that might lead one to raise questions about treating Russia as a friend and potential ally.
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They are less than 100 feet from the border and Mexico's world-famous city of Tijuana, which once was plagued by American adventurers who tried to seize it while Mexicans were otherwise occupied slaughtering each other a century ago.
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It conjures up an image of Dylann Roof praying and sitting through Bible study with a small group of black people at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina, three years ago, before slaughtering nine of them.
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If one of the bombers' goals in slaughtering hundreds of innocent men, women and children at hotels and churches on Easter Sunday was to stir new religious hatred in Sri Lanka, that may now be happening in some areas.
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There was, in fact, a terrorist attack shortly after Mr. Trump issued his immigration order: a white supremacist, officials say, armed himself with an assault rifle and stormed a mosque in Quebec City, slaughtering six Muslims during their prayers.
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Though India is officially considered a secular country, Modi and his ruling party follow the ideology of a Hindu fundamentalist group called the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, which has long pushed for a nationwide ban on slaughtering cattle, Forbes reported.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - A member of Brazil's billionaire Batista family should be declared guilty of fostering anti-competitive practices in the domestic cattle slaughtering market more than a decade ago, a body at antitrust watchdog Cade recommended on Friday.
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Because the two men represented rival ethnic groups with longstanding tensions and a history of violence, the political fight quickly morphed into an all-out ethnic conflict, with people loyal to both sides taking up arms and slaughtering each other.
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The ban would not put an end to Yulin's large year-round dog meat trade, but this move would be a huge victory for the campaign working to end the practice of slaughtering dogs and cats for their meat for good.
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Authorities have arrested a 32-year-old Alabama man on murder and abuse of a corpse charges for allegedly slaughtering his 60-year-old mother and then burying her remains under the front porch of the home they shared, PEOPLE confirms.
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In the poem, a Muslim king, Alauddin Khalji, the Sultan of Delhi, hears of the beauty of Padmavati, a high Rajput caste Hindu — and travels across India to Chittorgarh, slaughtering thousands in his way, including Padmavati's husband, a Rajput king.
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Critiques that plant-based meat fails to promote the joy, gratitude, and connectedness of raising your own pig and then communally slaughtering it with your neighbors aren't wrong, exactly — but they have very little to say to the typical American.
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An Alaska father and son were sentenced Tuesday to jail time and hefty fines for slaughtering a female black bear and her two terrified newborn cubs, who "began shrieking" in their den after their mother was shot to death, PEOPLE confirms.
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The primary economic activity is pig slaughtering, everyone is subject to the whims of a nightdress-wearing god queen whose clipped enunciation hides a deep well of narcissism, and two young girls have been brutally murdered in the past few years.
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Some of the top figures in Mr. Modi's government have repeatedly referred to immigrants as termites, threatened the citizenship status of hundreds of thousands of Muslims and encouraged vigilante violence against those accused of slaughtering cows, a sacred animal for Hindus.
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"The gruesome practice of slaughtering horses for food has no place in the United States, and it's well past time for Congress to say once and for all that horse meat is not what's for dinner," Menendez told The Hill.
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Slaughtering more female cows than expected will have long-term repercussions on the meat-loving nation's herd at a time it was hoping to boost sales abroad after falling out of the top 10 beef exporting nations under the previous government.
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Failing to report deaths and privately slaughtering and selling sick or dead pigs would be pursued under criminal law, it said, and compensation of 1,200 yuan ($175) for each pig culled was sufficient incentive for farmers to report the disease.
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The world's first lab-grown burger was introduced in 2013, but fake meat still has yet to take off, even though it's arguably better for the environment, animal welfare, and human health, since there's no breeding, raising, or slaughtering involved.
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In 1990, at the height of the terror between insurgents from the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam and a Sri Lankan military accused of slaughtering civilians, worshipers gathered in the evening for prayer at the Meera Grand Jumma Mosque in Kattankudy.
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Le Pen is a direct descendant of the xenophobic French nationalism that produced the Dreyfus Affair in the late 19th century, the Jew-slaughtering Vichy government in World War II, and her own National Front party in more recent times.
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Daniel Berehulak of The New York Times won the photojournalism award for "They Are Slaughtering Us Like Animals," a photo essay on the dozens of killings he witnessed on the streets of Manila as part of the Philippines' campaign against drugs.
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The new provision would make the practice illegal for all Americans, and institute penalties for "knowingly slaughtering a dog or cat for human consumption," as well as participating in any commercial activity related to the slaughter of animals considered household pets.
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Your father, you know, didn't kill a single Russian during his years as a mujahideen in Logar, but there is something in the act of slaughtering these Soviet N.P.C.s that makes you feel connected to him and his history of warfare.
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Rader—who raises about 75 turkeys per year on pasture at his 25-acre farm—argued that the industrial farming model puts animals not only at a higher risk for disease, but also necessitates higher losses and more drastic slaughtering techniques.
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BEIJING, Dec 2 (Reuters) - * China has begun a three-month campaign to crack down on illegal hog slaughtering, in an effort to ensure meat safety during the upcoming New Year holiday and Spring Festival, the agriculture ministry said on Monday * Local agriculture departments and market regulators were requested to strictly monitor any illegal activity by slaughterhouses, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said on its website * Behavior such as slaughtering, processing and selling diseased or suspected diseased hogs will be punished with the top penalty and transferred to the police for criminal responsibility, the ministry said.
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BEIJING, Dec 2 (Reuters) - * China has begun a three-month campaign to crack down on illegal hog slaughtering, in an effort to ensure meat safety during the upcoming New Year holiday and Spring Festival, the agriculture ministry said on Monday * Local agriculture departments and market regulators were requested to strictly monitor any illegal activity by slaughterhouses, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said on its website * Behaviour such as slaughtering, processing and selling diseased or suspected diseased hogs will be punished with the top penalty and transferred to the police for criminal responsibility, the ministry said.
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By mid-2018, Robiki should house the entire supply chain, from animal slaughtering to finished leather production, allowing global manufacturers to source materials and export final goods in a single location, said Mohamed El Gohary, chairman of a state firm marketing the site.
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Here, at least, there's that really delightful 3D gimmick to keep things moving along, and when you've got a slasher flick about a guy in a gas mask and mining gear slaughtering teens with a pickax, that gimmick is more than enough.
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For the first time since her husband's conviction earlier in May for murdering two women, the former wife of Shawn Grate is opening up about her brief marriage to the 41-year-old Ohio homeless man authorities say admitted to slaughtering five women.
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Barnawi didn't promise to quit enslaving girls, nor to quit ambushing relief columns bringing food to 244,000 starving children, nor to quit slaughtering people who will not convert to Islam or fight for Boko Haram, nor to quit using children as bombs.
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Born out of a food truck that carried a desire to honor the Cajun "boucherie," a community event that centers around the slaughtering and sharing of a few hogs, Chef Nathanial Zimet brings his passion for meat and barbecue to the table.
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So it may have come as some surprise to three Muslim residents of Kharkali, a tiny hamlet in the state of Madhya Pradesh in central India, when a court on February 4th threw them in jail on suspicion of slaughtering a cow.
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"People are calling Dany the 'Mad Queen,' but I'm pretty sure that slaughtering the Sept of Baelor, reanimating the dead, torturing a septon, poisoning her husband, killing a dire wolf, and spawning Joffrey have already earned Cersei that title," tweeted one fan.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday broke his silence over a wave of attacks on people accused of eating beef or slaughtering cows, saying that killing in the name of an animal sacred to majority Hindus was wrong.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Vertically Integrated Business Model: Miratorg's ratings are supported by the group's leading position in the Russian pork market and its vertical integration across the value chain, from crop growing and fodder production to livestock breeding, slaughtering and product delivery.
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The next day, if they had the stomach for it, Americans could watch Micah Johnson, a black army veteran intent on slaughtering white policemen, stalk and slay an officer in downtown Dallas, a stone's throw from the site of John F. Kennedy's assassination.
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France launched a massive cull in January to try to contain the virus and said a month ago it would scale back preventative slaughtering after the spread of the virus slowed, but the number of farms infected has nevertheless continued to rise.
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The organization is working with its Chinese partners, including the International Cooperation Committee of Animal Welfare, a government-backed research institute, to push for more humane practices in China and has released similar recommendations for raising, shipping and slaughtering pigs, cattle and sheep.
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"The scale and types of sexual violence - primarily by Government SPLA forces and affiliated militia – are described in searing, devastating detail, as is the almost casual, yet calculated, attitude of those slaughtering civilians and destroying property and livelihoods," he said in a statement.
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And they should reinstate training for law enforcement and the military that reconnects the obvious dots between those who throw gays off of towers in the Middle East and those who walk into a gay nightclub slaughtering as many people as they can.
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However, as colonization expanded, themes of ravaged land and wildlife became apparent in art, such as a 1905 painting by N.C. Wyeth entitled How Many Millions, One Can Only Guess, which addresses the massive slaughtering and depopulation of bison at the time.
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Peter Zirpolo is the vice president of the band, and was caught on video rocking out to Rush's "Tom Sawyer" during the Ravens' 47-3 slaughtering of the Buffalo Bills on Sunday—and he really seemed to know what he was doing.
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They stay, trapped by their own ennui, until food and drink run out, until the mask — of who they strive to be in the presence of others — slips, and they wind up slaughtering a sheep and roasting it over a burning cello.
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Since the B.J.P. took power, what is known as "cow protection" has become increasingly a matter of national politics — the cow holds religious importance to many Hindus — and lynch mobs have murdered scores of people, largely Muslims, suspected of slaughtering or selling cattle.
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The authors address slaughtering methods, ingredients in processed foods, alcohol, the global food trade (halal chickens from Brazil are shipped to the Middle East), food in public settings like schools, the growth in certifying agencies, and how it all relates to the Quran.
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Producers of foie gras, a duck or goose liver pate, have been particularly hit by the virus as their rearing methods - which involve keeping birds outside and then moving them to force-feeding and slaughtering buildings - raise the risk of the virus spreading.
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SIOUX CITY, Iowa — Anthony Pretrick was scraping by as a fisherman in his Pacific island homeland of Micronesia when he met a job recruiter with an irresistible offer: There was a fortune to be made slaughtering hogs in a faraway place called Iowa.
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In 2016, after a website dug up a year-old blog post by the restaurant's owners revealing they had begun raising and slaughtering animals on their family farm, many vegans boycotted and picketed the chain while its founders reportedly received death threats.
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"It's great that public outrage has forced Trump to reconsider this despicable decision, but it takes more than a tweet to stop trophy hunters from slaughtering elephants and lions," Tanya Sanerib, senior attorney with the Center for Biological Diversity, said in a statement.
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The management of transporting live hogs is not strict enough, while there is insufficient capacity in testing for African swine fever virus in hog slaughtering, processing, and circulating procedures, China's State Council said in guidelines on prevention and control of the pig disease.
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Seven of the 22 vendors who signed the agreement with the city government have since changed their minds, citing difficulties in changing their business model, and a potentially "tremendous" profit loss when the ban in slaughtering dogs is in place, according to the Korea Herald.
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Different strains of bird flu, which can be spread to poultry by wild birds, have been detected across Asia and in Europe in recent weeks, leading to the slaughtering of millions of birds in South Korea and Japan and several human infections in China.
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While Belgian animal welfare activists are applauding the ban's effects on animals—for whom they say slaughter will become more humane—Belgium's Jewish and Muslim communities worry that the infringement on their slaughtering practices is part of a larger trend towards anti-religious sentiment.
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His argument is that the Obama administration's negotiations with Russia have mostly failed to alter Moscow's worst behavior — for example, its slaughtering of civilians in the Syrian city of Aleppo and bombing of the moderate opposition looking to unseat Syrian strongman Bashar al-Assad.
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Halfway through the first season, two of us decided to check in with each other and consider how we're feeling about a many-year commitment to naked-robot interrogations, mystery mazes, surreptitious time-jumps, and Ed Harris slaughtering his way through the entire cast.
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"I had not fully appreciated the depth of my feelings about animals and the outdoors until I saw the video of that ranger slaughtering the lion in Isinya on Wednesday," wrote Mutuma Mathiu in a column for The Daily Nation, Kenya's largest newspaper, on Thursday.
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In South Dakota, a scandal over a sketchy "regional center" (whose investment projects included, among other things, a beef slaughtering plant that closed after nine months) led to the suicide of one ex-state employee, and threatened to sink the campaign of then-Gov.
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"What I demand is that just as those accused of killing Ikhlaq have been made to languish in jail, so should these seven, who are accused of slaughtering the cow in the first place," said Mr. Rana, an activist with the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party.
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NEW DELHI — Just days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized vigilante cow protection groups that have targeted Muslims and low-caste Hindus suspected of slaughtering cows, an Indian state said it plans to license the groups to help the police enforce state cow protection laws.
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O'Mara once sold only Indiana chickens, but in 1982 it stopped slaughtering, expanded into the wholesale meat business and now buys about 9,000 chickens a week from Golden-Rod Broiler, in Alabama, most of which it distributes to about 40 restaurants making the fried chicken.
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But it's being published for adults, partly because the guardians of young people's literature get so easily riled up about sex, preferring to recommend, say, books about teenagers slaughtering one another in a post-apocalyptic landscape, rather than books about kids masturbating at home.
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Ann De Greef, director of Global Action in the Interest of Animals, a Belgian animal rights group, insisted that stunning does not conflict with kosher and halal doctrine, and "they could still consider it ritual slaughtering," but the religious authorities refuse to accept that.
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According to Hollywood Reporter, the Russian arm of Burger King filed a complaint last week with the Russian anti-monopoly board, arguing that Pennywise—IT's evil, child-slaughtering clown demon from another dimension—is an "exact copy" of burger-shilling clown mascot Ronald McDonald.
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But this week, the village in Uttar Pradesh state became a symbol of the deepening communal divide in India as some Hindu men from the area complained they had seen a group of Muslims slaughtering cows in a mango orchard a couple of miles away.
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To achieve a provincial target of 40 million hogs a year, local authorities should promote standardized and modern farming, and support farms that produce 2 million hogs or more each year with integrated feed plants and slaughtering facilities, said the notice published on the department's website.
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There is an ASPCA action team trying to get Congress to pass the Safeguard American Food Exports Act, and that's for prohibiting the slaughtering of horses for consumption in the U.S. That's a great thing to share and one of the best thing you can do.
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If we switched to meatless meat, which is made in a laboratory and tastes quite similar to real meat, we could stop the clear cutting and whole scale destruction of those ecosystems (not to mention we can avoid cruelly slaughtering 150 million animals a day for food).
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When you first heard of the gunman storming the newsroom and slaughtering editors, columnists and a sales assistant, wasn't your first thought that the newspaper might have been victimized by the current political climate that has, at times, demonized press coverage of the current presidential administration?
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The discussions are just the latest on Syria between Trump and Putin, who have sought to work together to bring about resolution to the years-old conflict a that has ravaged the country -- slaughtering hundreds of thousands of Syrians and causing hundreds of thousands more to flee.
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Between Denning's highs and lows are blistering shots of the work itself, including uninterrupted takes of animal-slaughtering that aren't for the faint of heart, including a badly aimed gun shot to the head of a sheep, which Denning has to attempt for a second time.
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And just as people watching the images pondered how to help, one of the most brutal terrorist organizations in recent memory started slaughtering people on camera, beheading journalists, and then taking its bloodcurdling show on the road to the streets of Paris, Barcelona, Brussels, London and elsewhere.
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"We've seen certain disease names provoke a backlash against members of particular religious or ethnic communities, create unjustified barriers to travel, commerce and trade, and trigger needless slaughtering of food animals," Keiji Fukuda, former WHO assistant director-general for health security said while introducing those guidelines.
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A July 2014 poll by YouGov found that Russian President Vladimir Putin had a -66 approval rating among Republicans; in November 20133, that number was -10 — a 55 percentage point increase, at a time when Putin's government was slaughtering civilians and American-backed rebels in Syria.
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" Asked if the United States had evidence that the ship had offloaded its crude oil to Syria, State Department spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus told reporters: "Yeah ... The Iranian regime delivered oil to Syria, and that fuel goes straight into the tanks of troops that are slaughtering innocent Syrians.
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Going further, American businesses must never lose sight of the lives of our heroes lost at the hands of weapons deployed by groups tied to the IRGC and Tehran — doing business with the Iranian regime only enables the slaughtering of our men and women in uniform.
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I will say, one of the things we're really excited about at The Good Food Institute is the fact that companies like Tyson and Purdue and Cargill, the big meat companies, they're not tied to the idea that we have to be raising and slaughtering animals.
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At the end of last year, Nayabans, a village of wheatfields, narrow cemented streets, bullock carts and loitering cows, became a symbol of India's deepening divide as some Hindu men from the area complained they had seen a group of Muslims slaughtering cows, which Hindus regard as sacred.
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JAIPUR, India — Several people in the southern Indian state of Karnataka have been accused of beating several men suspected of slaughtering a cow, the authorities said, and three of the men who were beaten were briefly taken into custody on charges of cow slaughter, one of the men said.
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"She had 'remembered' being sexually abused by her father at the age of three and forced to engage in bestiality and satanic ritual abuse that included the slaughtering and consumption of human babies," wrote the Emory University psychologist Scott Lilienfeld in an article about Storm's case in 2007.
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Other rituals include a ceremony where pilgrims throw small pebbles at three large stone walls, called jamarat, to symbolize the stoning the devil that tempted Abraham to defy God, and the slaughtering of an animal (usually a sheep) to honor the animal Abraham slaughtered instead of his son.
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Freedom, she says, and the overthrow of tyranny, and assistance from the West—requests of a righteousness and pathos particularly stinging now that the United States may soon embark on a closer relationship with Russia, which has supported Assad in slaughtering Syrian people wholesale in their own country.
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It means "priest," and the people who bear it — every songwriter, model, television host, comedian, Trump lawyer, baseball announcer, novelist and figure skater — all trace their roots, knowingly or not, to the functionaries who performed ritual sacrifices (slaughtering animals, burning incense) in the Temple in Jerusalem, before A.D. 70.
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The refugees were fleeing security forces who were "killing men, shooting them, slaughtering children, raping women, burning and looting houses, forcing these people to cross the river" into Bangladesh, John McKissick, the head of the agency's office in the Bangladeshi outpost, Cox's Bazaar, told the BBC last week.
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In Touki Bouki it is the slaughtering of a cow that mirrors the main character's own struggle, and the iconic image of bull horns that adorn the front of his motorcycle, which Beyoncé and Jay-Z paid homage to in an image from promotional materials for a 2018 tour.
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COW KILLING At the end of last year, Nayabans, a village of wheatfields, narrow cemented streets, bullock carts and loitering cows, became a symbol of India's deepening divide as some Hindu men from the area complained they had seen a group of Muslims slaughtering cows, which Hindus regard as sacred.
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Between 1943 and 1945, backed by the support of the common people and armed with weapons wrested from enemy hands, the Italian resistance undertook a guerrilla warfare campaign against the fascists and their Nazi allies, liberating cities, creating aid networks to help save POWs and Jews, and slaughtering the German invaders.
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In August of 2014, IS began slaughtering, enslaving, and forcibly converting the Yazidi people living in northern Iraq, as part of a larger campaign to control and eliminate the nomadic religious minority, whose faith dates back centuries and espouses a complex beliefs that include aspects of Christianity, Zoroastrianism, and Islam.
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According to Habib Ghanim, director of ISWA Halal Certification Department and president of USA Halal Chamber of Commerce, this means that each product must not contain any pork, animals that were dead prior to slaughtering, blood, alcohol, or carnivorous animals — these items are considered haram, which means "forbidden" in Arabic.
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Illegal slaughtering and actions such as injecting water and other materials into pigs to increase weight have emerged in some areas recently, after a government ban on live hog transport sent prices soaring in major consumption areas, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said in a statement on its website.
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Horowitz said three other figures were "very influential" on his thinking: Genghis Khan, the Mongol conquerer infamous for slaughtering tens of millions of people; Toussaint L'Ouverture, leader of Haiti's successful slave revolt; and "the Samurai" of Japan generally, who he said he admires for their culture and how they treat death.
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In Homer's Odyssey, composed around 750 B.C., the main villain is Aegisthus, a cad who seduces the weak-willed Clytemnestra and then ambushes the recently returned king and his retainers at a feast, slaughtering them in a grotesque parody of a real battle, the bodies lying among the scattered crockery.
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I.), and Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine), would implement a federal ban on the slaughtering of horses for food.
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Running with Scissors' isometric murder romp of 1997—in which you played a gun-toting man, the "Postal Dude," who sets about slaughtering his fellow townsfolk after being evicted from his home—was targeted by US Senator Joe Lieberman as being excessively violent, and he tried to have the game banned.
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BRUSSELS, Oct 2 (Reuters) - The following are mergers under review by the European Commission and a brief guide to the EU merger process: — Irish agribusiness company ABP Food Group to acquire an additional stake in Linden Foods Limited, active in the slaughtering and processing of beef and ovine animals (approved Sept.
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For example, the requirement that slaughtering occur only at appointed abattoirs, a measure that was supposed to prevent sick pigs from being slaughtered illicitly (and, possibly, unsafely), turned those slaughterhouses into transmission hubs: Contaminated hogs came into contact with more animals and more people as they were brought to the facilities.
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I am not suggesting some guns aren't better at the business of mindlessly killing a small army of people during a bank robbery—there are plenty of guides that will point you towards the very best slaughtering machines—but I am saying the game makes no effort to make me care.
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Since pushing little Bran out of a tower, slaughtering a Stark loyalist in the street (in peacetime) and strangling his own cousin in an escape attempt, the incestuous Jaime reached peak redemption last week as he, like Theon, arrived at Winterfell to fight alongside old human enemies against the forces of supernatural darkness.
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"People are rightly horrified to learn that Azealia Banks reportedly has been slaughtering chickens in her closet for three years, and that she is apparently so out of touch with public sentiment that she bragged about it on social media," PETA Senior Vice President Lisa Lange said in a statement exclusive to PEOPLE.
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But it would ban slaughtering animals primarily for their fur, feathers, skin, or wool — an extraordinary provision, said Block — limit the sales of dogs and cats to reputable breeders, ban people from giving animals as gifts or prizes, and prohibit the poultry industry practice of killing male chicks because they don't lay eggs.
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Related: Animal Rights Group Hopes Graphic Footage Will End France's Foie Gras Love Affair The United States doesn't have a single law that covers animal welfare in general, though the Congress has passed laws that ban dog fighting, mandate humane slaughtering, protect endangered wildlife, and set rules for laboratories and similar facilities.
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This is the America that Saul has never shied away from, never failed to poke, probe, or give the finger to — a self-righteous country that has been in a race war ever since intolerant religious freedom seekers landed on the Eastern seaboard and began slaughtering Native Americans in the name of God.
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To encompass Catherine's 34-year reign (1762-96) in four hours, they turn it into a love story: the tempestuous tale of Catherine and the courtier and general Grigory Potemkin (Jason Clarke), two crazy kids who can't quit each other while they're annexing Crimea, slaughtering Turks and neglecting to free the serfs.
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There is ample reason to believe such thinking informs policy here at home: The new advisory board shaping US law on importation of animal body parts from Africa is stacked with people whose idea of fun is to travel to largely impoverished nations in order to spend thousands of dollars slaughtering majestic creatures.
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They reinforced this toxic connection by chanting "blood and soil," a Nazi-era slogan that connected German ethnic purity to cultivation of the land and, more broadly, to the notion that the "master race" was divinely entitled to confiscate the holdings of "lesser peoples," even if it meant slaughtering them along the way.
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Members of the international news media poured into Grafton, 380 miles north of Sydney, rushing to find anyone who knew or remembered the suspect, Brenton Harrison Tarrant, 28, a former bodybuilder accused of slaughtering 50 people at two mosques in Christchurch, broadcasting the attacks live on Facebook and disseminating a racist online screed.
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"We believe it was used by the Tiger Temple to hold live tigers before slaughtering them for their skins, meat and bones to be exported outside the country, or sent to restaurants in Thailand that serve tiger meat to tour groups," police colonel Montri Pancharoen, deputy commander of the crime suppression division, told The Guardian.
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Number of jobs affected: 13,21 Share of local employment: 25% Poultry processing Number of jobs affected: 235.8,036 Share of local employment: 39% Animal (except poultry) slaughtering Number of jobs affected: 1,389 Share of local employment: 37.7% Poultry processing Number of jobs affected: 1,8353 Share of local employment: 37.5% Frozen fruit, juice, and vegetable mfg.
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This particular trip across brings back some of the show's minor characters, including the dog-slaughtering Dean as the man who gives the assassin his assignment, the Australian "Sheriff Kevin" as the head of the president's security detail and the recently dead (for the second time) David "voice of God" Burton as, of course, God.
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Then, in short order, we see the Mind Flayer leave his victims to await their transformation while he goes to the deck of his vast, living warship as it descends on the city of Baldur's Gate, the ship slaughtering dozens of citizens as its enormous tentacles reduce people to ash with a single touch.
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For an animal slaughtering to be considered halal, the animal must be slaughtered in the name of Allah, meaning it must be killed by hand — or by a specific method of cutting — while a prayer is recited, says Imam Khalid Latif, executive director of NYU's Islamic Center and owner of East Village-based halal butchery Honest Chops.
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With ivory fetching more than $21,133 a pound, according to the conservation group Save the Elephants, poachers (often employed by criminal syndicates and sometimes armed with helicopters, night-vision goggles and automatic weapons) are slaughtering tens of thousands of elephants a year, threatening to send the world's largest land mammal the way of its forebear, the woolly mammoth.
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After an opening image of the Westworld saloon's now-iconic piano splattered in blood like a House remake, we see androids Dolores and Teddy slaughtering humans on horseback, Thandie Newton's Maeve surveying the employee corpses she mowed down during her big escape, and Ed Harris's Man in Black waking up after taking a gunshot to the chest.
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What used to be a civil war there has now become a battleground for half a dozen countries, with forces hostile to the United States and its allies fortifying their positions and slaughtering civilians, and the prospects for a much larger and deadlier war growing as neighboring countries prepare to defend their interests in post-ISIS Syria.
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Westworld is coming back this month, and though the show's creators didn't exactly make good on their promise to spoil the season ahead of time, it's not exactly hard to imagine what season two's got in store for us: more parks, more timeline mindfuckery, and of course, more robot hosts hell-bent on slaughtering us feeble human meat bags.
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The narration does acknowledge that jobs in slaughterhouses are some of the least desirable in the country, but when nearly 40 percent of Reese's holiday turkey harvest was destroyed due to negligent slaughtering at a Nebraska plant, we see the blame shifted to the laborers in a slaughterhouse about to be foreclosed on by the bank.
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"Poultry Slaughter Procedures," a USDA training video obtained by the Physicians Committee through a FOIA request made in 2013, revealed that the chicken slaughtering process ends with carcasses soaking in a tank of cold water that industry experts call "fecal soup" to describe the brown, feces-laden liquid that the carcasses marinate in for up to one hour before being packaged for consumers.
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Chuck SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE's suggestion that Moore's loss foreshadows an across-the-board slaughtering of republicans in the 2202 midterms is off the mark.
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Myanmar's leader denies the country's persecuted Muslim minority is undergoing ethnic cleansing Myanmar's leader denies the country's persecuted Muslim minority is undergoing ethnic cleansing Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi denied Wednesday that ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya people is underway, despite a damning U.N. report that the country's military forces in Rakhine State are committing mass gang-rape and slaughtering babies.
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Before it fell last year, Dair Mar Elia had survived several centuries of the forces of nature, but it also bore the scars of war: in 1743, troops commanded by Persian leader Tahmaz Nadir Shah invaded the complex, looting it and slaughtering as many as 150 monks who had made a home within its stone walls because they refused to convert to Islam.
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There have only been around 200 documented cases of vCJD worldwide, with the majority occurring in the UK. Mad cow disease and its human variant never made huge inroads into the U.S., largely due to food safety practices that had barred farmers from feeding their cows food made from most other animals (the UK did the same in 1989, while also slaughtering hundreds of thousands of cows as a precautionary measure).
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"One of the strategies that our community adopted was to target — when there were cases where there was gun violence or gang violence that was slaughtering so many in our community, burying teenagers, disproportionately black teenagers, we adopted a strategy that said that drug enforcement would be targeted in cases where there was a connection to the most violent group or gang connected to a murder," Buttigieg said.
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As much as we'd like to think that that Game of Thrones action scene that took 55 days to shoot was actually a live-action sequence of Rick turning himself into a pickle, squaring off with an assassin, and slaughtering a hideout of Russian spies, it's not likely the minds behind HBO's flagship series would actually spend their hefty production budget on the greatest rickroll of all time.
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Vox's Zack Beauchamp reported that Republicans are friendlier toward Putin's administration, and Democrats are more hostile, than they have been in more than a decade: A July 2014 poll by YouGov found that Russian President Vladimir Putin had a -66 approval rating among Republicans; in November 2016, that number was -10 — a 55 percentage point increase, at a time when Putin's government was slaughtering civilians and American-backed rebels in Syria.
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With the House voting Wednesday to condemn President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE over Turkey's slaughtering of the Kurds in northern Syria, it is easy to forget that Trump is not the first American president to be played by Ankara.
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It concerns a group of street people who've built a stable community within the halls of an unoccupied municipal building and forgoes the Christmas myth all together, instead kicking into action with the speed of John Wick: It's Christmas, we're in an already-vulnerable community led by a well-meaning but fragile war vet, and three strangers in Santa suits and monster masks just broke into their shelter and started indiscriminately slaughtering people.
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