| Second, the current version is a best guess culled from the 1990 find and 30 hours of unedited rushes and out-takes. |
| Simply for these numbers to stand still, 25-30 per cent of the population must be culled each year. |
| In June, he culled his older cows and sold them in pairs with their calves. |
| Mackay admitted that this was probably true, and that the deadline for reviewing the books to be culled had been moved to Christmas. |
| The birds are being culled following an outbreak of avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu. |
| Is this the way we want to play our game, where the best are culled so the advantage will go to the other side? |
