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All Vietnamese territories outside US control were declared “free-fire zones” and airplanes rained bombs and napalm on anything that moved, destroying crops and live-stock and entire villages.
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Farming for profit: A handbook for the American farmer, a practical work, devoted to agriculture and mechanics, fruit-growing and gardening, live-stock, ... health and secure happiness on the farm by John E Read
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Leah and her sister Rachel, whose names mean “cow” and “ewe,” give Jacob many sons; and their father gives him actual live-stock Leah is described as having “soft (lovely) eyes” (Gen 29: 7).
Leah: Bible. 2009
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A practical work, devoted to agriculture and mechanics, fruit-growing and gardening, live-stock, ... health and secure happiness on the farm by John E Read
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People getting upset about wildlife slaughter, while still being okay with live-stock slaughter, is still a step forward, in my opinion.
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Ford, former president of the Buffalo, New York, live-stock exchange, who bought and sold livestock for meat packing companies in North America.
THE REAL PEPSI CHALLENGE Stephanie Capparell 2007
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At the back was a dairy barton, accessible for vehicles and live-stock by a side
Wessex Tales 2006
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I think it was Bavaria — yes, Bavaria, it was — in 1862, March, 1862, he issued a proclamation against public grazing of live-stock.
Babbit 2004
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The girl still sat in the Poultry, and her weary geese unsold on the stones, illuminated by the hissing lamp of a man who sold rabbits and pigeons and such-like assorted live-stock.
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He was introduced to the dog and the cat and the live-stock on the farm.
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