Vinnie hunts rabbits for the pot with his three lurchers and maintains that his way of killing them is as humane as any alternative. |
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The madness of King George III attracted considerable attention and led to calls for more humane forms of treatment. |
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This is the only humane approach to those fleeing violence, poverty and oppression. |
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State statutes also ensure the humane euthanasia of furbearers, since they are not food animals. |
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That is why Oxfam is campaigning to scrap the voucher system and replace it with more humane funding. |
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They want to prevent the introduction of solitary confinement and achieve humane prison conditions. |
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I can only hope that the management of this institution is humane and foresighted enough to do so. |
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In its gentle, humane urbanism, this historic city still offers lessons for the future. |
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Chef Dan Barber tells the story of a small farm in Spain that has found a humane way to produce foie gras. |
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Unlike the well-known Hawaii Ironman, the Olympic distance seems much more humane by comparison. |
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The result is warm, humane and a compelling counter to the callous creed of Social Darwinists. |
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Harmless and humane, the cats simply don't like the sound, which is undetectable to the human ear. |
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Now I think about it, this is a pretty effective fly spray, but not necessarily the most humane. |
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In the savage factory working conditions of the time, he introduced the novel concepts of steady wages, clean, humane conditions and a sick fund. |
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It's an incredibly humane, kind film, and it reminds you that being humane and kind will always lead to radicalism, never to moderatism. |
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There's no more humane way to deal with a drunken, braying posho than to let an angry Alsatian deal with it. |
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Tearing animals apart for fun shouldn't be part of a civilised and humane society. |
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It has a place in the breast of die-hard lefties, but finds a home also among decent, humane, middle-of-the-roaders and true conservatives. |
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Lastly think about this, we put animals down, this is looked upon as humane and is justified so why can we not put a person out of their misery? |
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His core sense evolved into advocacy for a binational state as the most humane and just solution. |
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With avian flu, we are still debating what is the most humane manner to get rid of millions of chickens. |
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In order to cure an epidemic there must be involuntary, mandatory and humane treatment of people who are engaged in abuse. |
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It is here that meditation leads to introspection, foundation for humane thinking. |
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He combined simply lovely tunes with intelligent, humane and often very funny lyrics. |
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Ongoing teacher education is needed to bring to the consciousness of teachers the necessity, the imperativeness of humane education. |
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Pharmacy claims to be humane, for it serves the basic and universal concern to be whole and safe in one's own person. |
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Transmitters of humane learning and values, Canadian universities had become responsible for the spread of Canadian civilization. |
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He just seems like a very smart, very humane voice in literature and I don't know why he isn't more widely disseminated. |
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As a believer in the potential of computers in schools, he also reminds us of the deepest civic and humane goals of education. |
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Without adequate monitoring, it is difficult to ensure that materials provided to schools embody the true principles of humane education. |
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The patch has been found to be highly effective in treating pain in humans, and it may prove to be a more humane pain relief procedure for cats. |
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We now have indelible images of the conditions under which beasts are transported to countries where, it's said, killing is less than humane. |
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He said the halal cut, when animals are slaughtered by the cut-throat method, is more humane and does not spread infection. |
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But I am willing to put my concerns to one side if a humane stunning could be inflicted on the animal prior to its slaughter. |
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I assumed he could be helpful in devising a humane, nonviolent method of execution. |
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Most of the seals are being killed by clubbing to death, which is claimed to be a humane method. |
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We want to make sure about the poison used and that it is indeed the most humane method of killing the birds. |
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Under new guidelines, most seals are meant to be shot and not clubbed to death in a bid to make the killing more humane. |
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In retrospect, it now appears unadvisable for owners to travel with their dogs to Thailand until clearing procedures become more humane. |
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All of the evidence is that a quick death by dogs is the most humane method available. |
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This will take some hours and is the most humane household method of euthanasia known at this stage. |
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She assured him that she and her colleagues would adopt a compassionate and humane approach to all such cases. |
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Esther's indomitable humane compassion drives her to risk her own life to oppose narrow and violent evil. |
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One of its top priorities, the company says, is the humane treatment of animals. |
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We should aspire, along with being world champions in the sporting arena, to being the most humane and compassionate people on this planet. |
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Qualitatively speaking, there may even be something compassionate and humane in it. |
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It means the animal was raised under a specific set of protocols for humane treatment. |
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Generally, people who are astrologers or consult astrologers are humane, compassionate, insightful people, by and large. |
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A new understanding of animal rights and humane animal treatment was what led him to become an activist and environmentalist, Mason said. |
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Therefore, they have rights of dignity, humane treatment, access to legal advice, and even correspondence. |
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Could we not have protected our borders in more humane and compassionate ways? |
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But it is perfectly humane, especially if you fall into the category of those who can't stop choking their dogs with the choke-chain collar. |
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Enforcing the isolation of this callow and callous ruler is the least that a humane and pacific foreign policy must aim for. |
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Grasshoppers require humane treatment when they are farmed, because if they are overcrowded or stressed, they cannibalise each other. |
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His papacy was an intriguing mix of the warm and humane with steadfast readings of scripture and church doctrine. |
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As well as all that he had such a suave ability to get his own way, such humane and acute powers of observation. |
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The reformist road to socialism was unavailing, but the reformist road to a more humane capitalism doesn't look much more hopeful. |
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If it was someone trying to discourage cats going into their garden, a water pistol would be more effective and more humane. |
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Like it or not there is no truly humane way to exterminate a fox, one way or another there is distress. |
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I think as a general rule as a society we wish to treat animals well, we wish to be humane. |
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Being honest, kind and humane are good ideals to live by whether God exists or not. |
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Sorry but you would have to be completely bonkers to consider this method of control as humane! |
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We kill animals every day of the year, sometimes for sport, sometimes for humane justified reasons. |
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This story is about this woman who worked for the humane society and euthanized a stray cat. |
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In fact, laws of kashrut are traditionally cited as yielding the most humane methods of slaughter. |
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Not just right-wing reactionaries, either, but people of enlightened education and humane outlook. |
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Despite his odd profession, and his generally humane views, he is as tough and as passionate as Caesar, and a redoubtable adversary to him. |
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This double standard, this sheer violation of humane principles must be stopped. |
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We need a president to re-engage the nation in international law, respect for the UN, and a fair and humane domestic policy. |
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The horses were representative of cases presented to humane officers for rehabilitation. |
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The electric chair was introduced in the United States in 1890 as a more humane form of execution. |
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In person, seemingly egoless, his presence within the films is both hilarious and humane. |
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There is no excuse for wearing real fur with so many humane alternatives now available. |
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In Europe it was conceived as an authentically humane and egalitarian socialist society. |
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Soldiers also learned to abide by the laws of war and set more humane boundaries for future military operations to mitigate extreme cruelty. |
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We support the humane use of animals and genetic technology where necessary in medical research. |
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In my mind, it is rare for a film to be consistently funny, resonantly humane, and socially conscious. |
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He was a brilliant navigator, a talented cartographer and a relatively humane captain by the standards of his time. |
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An idea needs legs, and no more humane way exists of evaluating an idea than seeing how it gets about. |
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For me the ban, when implemented, will represent a step towards a more humane treatment of wild animals. |
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By introducing lethal injections, he had hoped to at least make executions more humane. |
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The cruel method of hanging a condemned man should be replaced by more humane methods such as lethal injections. |
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It was a generous and humane impulse that has brought huge benefits to this country. |
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That is not to discount their crimes, for which they have been rightly or wrongly convicted, but would be a humane gesture. |
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Neurosurgeons everywhere started to abandon lobotomy in favour of more humane methods of treatment. |
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In celebrating foreign food, she has proved herself more humane and internationalist than locavore leftists. |
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Our religion is too lofty, noble and humane to have such thugs and killers. |
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To the humane physician the idea of asexualization is revolting in the extreme. |
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But commoners realize all too well that community structures and social relationships are vitally important in creating wealth, not to mention a humane society. |
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This book is an engaging, humane and personal account of a fascinating, courageous, anonymous and uncelebrated group of Soviet patriots who just happened to be women. |
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It is less painful to contemplate a Jesus, a Bar Kokhba or any other Jew punished under humane Israelite law than his abandonment to the cruel caprice of uncircumcised Rome. |
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Should we protest, now, for the humane treatment of prisoners? |
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It warms your heart more deeply than the standard holiday treacle, but this is, all the same, an intelligent, humane, funny and sorrowful Christmas treat. |
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Graves is quietly incisive and commanding as the relatively humane Dr. Treves, but Burton is a trifle too actressy even for an actress portraying an actress. |
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It tends to reduce him to the status of a scurrilous railer, despite the fact that some of Jonson's most graceful and humane verses are based closely upon that poet's work. |
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Teamed with modern telescopic sights, rangefinders, binoculars, and spotting scopes, these modern tools are the most humane hunting implements we, as hunters, have ever had. |
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It remains unclear whether the interest is altruistic or self-aggrandizing, humane or prurient, psychopathic or admirable. |
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The humane society will alter kittens as young as eight weeks of age. |
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Plus, with many of us aiming for a more organic, healthful lifestyle, it only makes sense to source a humane, eco-friendly turkey. |
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He will have noble, humane reasons for everything he does, and will want to invent a cure for cancer and communicate with a new life form in another galaxy. |
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That is why I believe that you feel the value of this ethical and humane togetherness. |
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It is framed, rightly so, as a painful act done in the service of being as humane and respectful as possible. |
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She says the humane Society would like to enforce spay and neuter laws to the point where there would be no purebred dogs left. |
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It should be noted here that even the old trade unionism of being confrontational is being discarded to a much more humane approach that encourages partnership and oneness. |
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In a country nearly crushed by poverty and joblessness, there is little money left over for making the prisons humane and livable. |
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She reaches a humane sense of selflessness by taking care of his mother. |
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This book eventually influenced the abolition of the cruel bearing rein, kicked off the animal-rights movement, and forced more humane treatment of London's human cabbies. |
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It was also legal to set hounds on injured animals for humane reasons. |
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Kuzenkov is the only humane Communist Party member in the book, which is another way of saying he must renounce the Party. |
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Is now the time to tax the very rich, make humane cuts, and invest in jobs and public goods like education, health, and roads? |
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A redirection that allows the show to be paradoxically more vicious and more humane. |
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In the more humane 19th cent., however, the sight of poor folk being strangulated for minor offences became less acceptable, and other methods of crime prevention were sought. |
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In future, the movement will be more humane, more charitable with a greater respect for dissenting opinion, there will be less purges and more accommodation. |
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Deeply imbued in Ciceronian ideas, and reacting sharply against the trends of his own century, his great book is a storehouse of sanity, humane scholarship and good sense. |
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The Council will at all times act in a humane and compassionate fashion. |
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How long should humane people tolerate that treatment and do nothing? |
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One thing I do understand is that the more you try and push people into a more humane and understanding approach the more they tend to dig in their heels. |
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You might also be interested to know that there has been a survey done to determine how much the public cares about humane treatment of the animals they use for food. |
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The humane treatment of the animals was also a major priority. |
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We wouldn't because we have a more humane methods of killing them. |
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The farmers should be the only people who are allowed to kill foxes and their methods must be humane and not cause to much suffering to the animals. |
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It's not a quick or humane death, and there are alternative methods. |
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Someday, maybe, they'll be able to treat spiders and humans as morally equal, but for now they need to concentrate on more humane slaughter methods. |
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They are then put down using lethal injection, a method of dispatch confirmed as both legally acceptable and humane by the animal protection authorities. |
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He said a shot to the head was the only humane method of shooting. |
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Those scientists who did not come from the socially privileged classes had even more to gain by establishing reputations as men of humane learning. |
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If someone is permanently hosting a large, caterwauling clowder, I still think the onus is on the cat lover to reduce the population in a humane way. |
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Disturbing and humane, they are far and away the best in the exhibition. |
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She is an informative, analytically rigorous, yet always companionable and deeply humane guide through the moral thicket that is early 21st century assisted reproduction. |
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What gave rise to the emotion was not the machine itself, but rather its inharmonious presence against a background of human and humane interests. |
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In architecture and landscape design there is a renewed attention to the classical languages of building, ornament, fittingness to the environment and humane proportion. |
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It is the most humane method as opposed to shooting or gassing the fox. |
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For our police to be both effective and humane is a daunting task. |
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It draws back from the frenzied pursuit of marketing novelties and technological turnover and assumes the measured pace of humane and sustainable values. |
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The humane society originally thought Missy was unadoptable because of her shyness around other dogs and people. |
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The expansion of fish farming as well as animal welfare concerns in society has led to research into more humane and faster ways of killing fish. |
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We need to develop humane environmental control methods, not cut-and-burn environmentalism, as has been proposed. |
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Sir, In his letter about Shechita, Shimon Cohen cites Compassion in World Farming to support the idea that this is a humane slaughter method. |
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Because opiates were viewed as more humane than punishment or restraint, they were often used to treat the mentally ill. |
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Ibn Rushd tried to reconcile reason and humane morality with God and faith, positing a kindly God and an unfanatic faith. |
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Norman Cross was intended to be a model depot providing the most humane treatment of prisoners of war. |
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Larynges were excised from three lions and three tigers euthanized for humane reasons due to advanced disease at the Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha. |
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The 52-year-old queen received an honorary doctor of humane letters degree prior to her address to 464 seniors. |
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But many other humane options for flystrike prevention are readily available. |
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The humane community has utilized the legislative process to end dog racing and improve the conditions for racing greyhounds. |
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You would not call a man humane for ceasing to set mousetraps if he did so because he believed there were no mice in the house. |
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Quite a few sacred cows would meet a humane end and we might see rather fewer pointless wars. |
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Norwegian prisons are humane rather than tough with emphasis on rehabilitation. |
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As methods of execution go, beheading is more humane than drawing and quartering. |
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There was a halo about everything that Uncle John did, the radiance that goes with great kindness, the jovial gentle-heartedness of a humane man. |
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The batrachomyomachian cure for the superhuman ego is to chop it off at the knees and cut it down to a human, preferably humane, level. |
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Trends in most of the world have long been to move to less painful, or more humane, executions. |
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The Boomers had been the ones who'd ushered in an era of inclusiveness, diversity, and Aquarian dreams for a more humane society. |
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It is a gift that keeps giving, since effectively parented children pass on the basics of a caring and humane society. |
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After success in a war by the victorious just and noble state, the text argues for humane treatment of conquered soldiers and subjects. |
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Social Darwinism, with its racism, classism, and anticharity attitudes, is a major threat to humane policy today. |
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What I can't believe is that it was impossible to tranquilise the poor beasts and end their lives in a more humane way. |
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The theme of the Assembly this year is The moral and economic impetrative for fairer, smarter and more humane migration. |
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Norwegian prisons are humane, rather than tough, with emphasis on rehabilitation. |
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The answer is to readdress the issue in a more humane manner. |
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The school says the 74-year-old Sheen will receive an honorary doctor of humane letters degree at graduation ceremonies on May 3 at the University of Dayton Arena. |
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Lawyers draw on that sound law for humane and valuable work. |
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It is concerned with all of the human mentifacts, whether subjective, reified, effable, or ineffable, and pertains to humane concerns as well as to the objects of science. |
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Due to orcas' complex social bonds and society, many marine experts have concerns about how humane it is to keep these animals in captive situations. |
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His humane and understanding treatment of two insane assailants, Margaret Nicholson in 1786 and John Frith in 1790, contributed to his popularity. |
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We believe the billions of couples the world around who want to limit their family size by safe, effective, and humane means hold the high moral ground in this dispute. |
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Moving, humane and unfailingly polite, 'This Changes Everything' presents a Panglossian view of approaching disaster that seeks to empower rather than to scare. |
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This implies that clericalist and other opposition to sensible, humane population-growth-control programs is both criminally stupid and socially irresponsible. |
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In the ensuing years, mace would be billed as a humane, yet effective, alternative to police weapons such as the nightstick and the service revolver. |
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Tsarism was scarcely any more humane towards its native Russian subjects. |
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In the 1970s, psychiatric hospitals across the nation began to be deinstitutionalized with the intention of shifting patients to more humane care within their communities. |
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At least five dogs had died at the Humane Society because of heat conditions there and negligent spaying and neutering. |
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The Humane Society of the United States keeps a database of news reports on dog fighting. |
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The rescue team brought the critters to the Santa Fe Animal Shelter and Humane Society. |
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Now his rescue bids have earned him a top life-saving award from the Royal Humane Society. |
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Humane but unsentimental, unabashedly artsy but instantly approachable, this is a movie for just about everybody. |
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For a current listing of equines for auction under the Georgia Humane Care for Equines Act please click here. |
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My mother covered him with blankets, and a neighbor phoned the local chapter of the Humane Society for help. |
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She is the director of the Humane Society campaign against animal cruelty and organized animal fighting, such as cockfighting. |
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She took the dog and had it destroyed by the Humane Society. |
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He tells me about the absurdity of the ASPCA, the Humane Society of the United States, and peta. |
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Humane and rational reform of the penal system is needed urgently. |
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The Humane Society is under attack by a PR firm that advises the American Kennel Association. |
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Most recently, Kushner was honored with a Doctor of Humane Letters degree from Yeshiva University. |
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The SPCA has presented the SPCA Humane Education on Animal Welfare Award to the bank. |
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Banfield, The Pet Hospital Partners With The Humane Society of the United States During National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week, Nov. |
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On Saturday, September 26, bring your four-legged friend to Yappy Hour from 6 to 8 to benefit Gulf Coast Humane Society. |
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Humane societies and animal shelters disagree, pointing out that devocalized dogs are abandoned just like any other dogs. |
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Critics like the Humane Society object to the killing of the sea lions, claiming that hydroelectric dams pose a greater threat to the salmon. |
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Rosenberg the honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters in recognition of his leadership of the Illinois CPA Society. |
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Dr Schwarzenegger was handed the Doctor of Humane Letters in recognition of his charity work. |
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Such is the indoles of the Humane Nature, where it is not strangely over-grown with Barbarousness. |
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He did not seem to think that he at all deserved a medal from the Humane and Magnanimous Societies. |
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He has also won an impressive number of awards and has acquired such honors as a Doctor of Fine Arts, Doctor of Musical Arts, Doctor of Music, and Doctor of Humane Letters. |
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Humane Society International is targeting Chinese restaurants and diners in major cities across North America this week with its campaign against shark finning. |
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Today, attorneys for the Hooved Animal Humane Society filed several motions related to the pending complaints filed by Donna Ewing with the Circuit Court of McHenry County. |
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According to a Texas Humane Legislation Network survey of 1,200 cities, 29 still used gas as the primary means of euthanizing animals as of April. |
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According to Humane Society International, over 8 million animals are trapped yearly for fur, while more than 30 million were raised in fur farms. |
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He was awarded a number of medals including the gold and silver medals from the Humane Society for the Hundred of Salford, and the Royal Humane Society's bronze medal. |
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This year, Menlo College awarded Commissioner Wilson a Doctor of Humane Letters in recognition of her significant contributions to the field of rehabilitation. |
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The Humane Society of Redmond is also taking more than 100 Shar-Peis from another home, with some expected to arrive at Greenhill in the coming weeks. |
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The Pasadena Humane Society is giving away free toys, cat litter, cat food samples and special cat care products with every adoption in June in honor of Adopt-a-Cat Month. |
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Some organizations, such as the Humane Society of the United States and World Animal Protection, object to keeping pinnipeds and other marine mammals in captivity. |
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