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And maybe when I cull the collection down, if I kept this, I would wear it a lot.
When we cull all the egg-laying hens, the egg supply has gotten tight.
Plus, those helping the would-be dictator in a democracy know he plans to cull key supporters once in power.
So potential key supporters must weigh the probability of surviving the cull and getting the rewards versus the risk of being on the outside of a dictatorship they helped create.
The FTC and a range of academics have found that for retailers, slotting fees don't just cull the offerings, but they also help them see that a manufacturer is willing to put their money where their mouth is.
In areas like California, scientists, divers and surfers are joining forces in a momentous effort to cull urchins by hand.
surfers are joining forces in a momentous effort to cull urchins by hand.
Friend is going to cull my wardrobe.
Friend is going to cull my wardrobe.
Disney, more than most, sprays their property twice a day to cull the mosquito numbers,
Farmers are often forced to cull all animals to prevent further spread. 4.2 million chickens on Iowa egg farms as of last July, 100,000 ducks on Long Island in January, another million chickens in the United Kingdom.