His versatility makes him an agreeable companion but owning one is not for the novice dog owner. |
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There is a lifetime of joy and companionship to be had from owning a dog but he needs to learn right from wrong at an early stage. |
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By marrying into a wealthy family, he now lives in a large house and has realized his dream of owning a restaurant. |
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Even then, he dreamed about working in the restaurant industry and owning his own eatery. |
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Economists say many Americans, especially teens and young adults, are finding that buying and owning a car stretches their financial resources. |
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For some, owning a car is difficult but reversing the vehicle is even tougher a task. |
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Wal-Mart insists its financial plans don't depend on owning a bank or a thrift. |
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One of the key things that has worked in the firm's favour over the years is owning the flagship store at 87 George Street. |
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Let the debate run, but as it does, let us have some truth and owning up to responsibility. |
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After owning and operating the business for more than 10 years, Richard and Susan both decided they wanted a change of pace. |
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Those were the years when rich Tongas boasted of owning hundreds of cattle. |
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He lived well and spent freely, renting flats in Chelsea and Brighton, employing servants, owning race horses and running a Rolls-Royce. |
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It could be that owning a whisky will be a prestige thing, like owning a football club. |
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He was an accomplished organist, owning two impressive electronic instruments. |
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He said things he knew perfectly well he did not mean, and he was not at all ashamed of owning this strange character trait. |
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My grandparents never minded the lookie-loos, it came with the territory of owning such an interesting old house. |
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He is charged with second-degree murder, involuntary manslaughter and owning a mischievous dog that killed a person. |
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Any one owning a spitz could argue that they were only partially successful unless compared to the likes of the Beagle or Afghan breeds. |
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Even if the property market were to stand stock-still for years, you're better off owning your own home and paying off the mortgage. |
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He makes an outstanding catch a week ago and gets tagged with the label of perhaps owning the two most overrated defensive plays of all time. |
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There ought to be stiffer financial disincentives to owning multiple properties. |
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Indeed, the committee wants the European Commission to bar exchanges from owning clearing houses. |
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For whatever reason, owning a vineyard and a winery is a dream for many an oenophile. |
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And recently a government think tank came up with the idea that people owning a second property should pay a higher rate of council tax. |
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Pet owners blessed with common sense may point out that one of the primary reasons for owning a dog is that all concerned can enjoy walkies. |
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It is not just about owning the painting and flaunting it but more about displaying it with style and the right interiors. |
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We now have three international road funders interested in building, owning and tolling the Eastern Transport Corridor. |
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Through viticultural enterprise, the monastery became extremely powerful, owning a fleet of ships which sailed the Rhine. |
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Years, decades and almost a century of watching Gloria get all she ever wanted, and Anita winding up owning a begrimed apartment building. |
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She is living proof that for many, owning and operating a gallery is something that becomes a part of you that is difficult to leave behind. |
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Despite already owning a share of the wins record, Brodeur is not ready to put himself on a pedestal. |
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So naturally, some stinky, dead-eyed brat in a single-family tract house ends up owning it. |
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Erasure, like silence, suggests a sweeping lack of authority by owning up to a loss of control. |
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Just forget about buying and owning gold and other precious metals in privacy, as you have been able to do until now. |
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He had all the gnome features, being almost brick red in colour, slightly small, and owning hands the size of plates. |
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One good thing about owning a boutique is that twice a year we get to go on buying sprees in London and Paris. |
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So instead of owning the property, former slaves who wanted to stay there had to work for the former slaveholders. |
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The tale of the Basque hotelkeeper Lyda Esain captures graphically the challenges and drudgery of owning and operating such an enterprise. |
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Surveying was the essential precondition to owning land, building a mill race, or constructing a canal, railroad, or irrigation ditch. |
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Instead of greedy capitalists owning the corporation, the workers themselves will own it. |
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Trade union leaders and managements are voluble in condemning each other without owning up responsibility. |
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Our four-year-old twins have fought and squabbled since they grasped the concept of owning anything. |
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Could it be that the sheeple think, that by owning stock in those companies, they too might profit? |
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Then there were the really rich he-men actually owning and shooting.357 Magnum revolvers. |
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Is it just another big beat album that will be collecting dust on your shelf within the first month of owning it, or is it something special? |
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Having a manicure and pedicure in a salon, having my hair highlighted and owning a 28 inch flat widescreen television. |
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He's both a religious leader and a media mogul, owning both the Washington Times newspaper and the wire service United Press International. |
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But this served only to enlarge the social chasm between home owning wealth-holders and families with no assets. |
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The conflict of interest with him owning a private ambulance service was conveniently overlooked. |
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We moved off, and I walked, trotted, and cantered on a horse I had only dreamed about owning. |
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Ever fancied owning a stretch of a famous salmon river, but found yourself about a million quid short of the asking price? |
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Having no means of his own, he has given up all hope of ever owning a nice home. |
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And just that morning, we had buried a childless woman who had lived 86 years without ever owning a car. |
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I know that deep down it wouldn't feel right in my heart, but it might just be the closest I ever get to owning a pair. |
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I was slightly disappointed at owning up, sometimes lying promises more fun. |
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We men have almost as much trouble owning up to our emotions as we do admitting to fear. |
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And it means living in palatial houses with exquisite tile, granite or marble flooring and owning plush cars. |
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Obviously, the curator of an owning museum will have intimate knowledge of their collection and would not lightly make such a decision. |
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When it comes right down to it though, perhaps you're better off not owning all these fancy gadgets and gizmos. |
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Three men and one woman were arrested for suspected crimes ranging from handling stolen goods to drug possession and owning the illegal weapon. |
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It's kind of a financial and moral thing about owning your own creative work. |
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If you encounter stretches of unrideable trail on a regular basis, owning a bike that's comfortable to shoulder isn't a luxury, it's a necessity. |
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Before this he had built up lots of time in piston and turbine twins as well as owning a Pitts S2A and S2B which he thoroughly enjoyed. |
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We understand the importance of owning or leasing mobile bloodmobiles that are dependable. |
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She saves on overhead costs by owning her properties, which enriches her businesses. |
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The scene will compel the low and middle income groups to give up their dream of owning independent houses hereafter. |
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It's expensive, but not as eye-wateringly costly as owning and running your own jet. |
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You were attracted by the glamour of owning a football club but were prepared to use dishonest means to obtain that glamour. |
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His father was comfortable rather than wealthy, proud of owning his own house on the border of a council estate. |
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In other news, my counter-offer was accepted, so now I'm on my way to owning a condo in August. |
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More than any other regularly produced watch, owning a Rolex is an investment and a status symbol, more than it is a teller of time. |
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He's had the habit of owning something for ten years then just getting rid of it for double the price of what he paid for it. |
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Any fans interested in owning a Top Fuel dragster may be able to take home my Snap-on dragster at the end of the season. |
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I had intended, as my readers know, to inject philogyny into geography for the purpose of owning my new position. |
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Granted, my hair has always been short and I confess to owning a golf shirt or two. |
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Similarly, if someone develops a mental illness that forbids them from owning guns, the courts can find out if the individual owns weapons. |
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They now have a controlling interest in the property, amalgamating various strata titles and also owning some suites. |
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The idiot is setting a magnificent precedent by owning and driving a Yank tank. |
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While the profits perceived to be made by big landholders are deplored, all citizens hope to profit from owning land. |
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By owning shares in these firms, the Gates and Wellcome foundations are profiting from activity that's destroying the planet. |
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And indeed, that would discourage people from owning the more high-performance gas guzzlers. |
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For an artist like myself, the most important part is the publishing, and owning my own copyright. |
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In the meantime, a very vocal opposition from commercial farmers owning extensive freehold and leasehold estates has stymied efforts by the Ministry. |
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Even months into owning the car, many Roadster drivers still take off at every stoplight, peeling rubber like teen-agers. |
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Assistance is also available to landlords owning rooming houses with rents below established levels. |
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Music is becoming so readily available nowadays, with the rise of the internet, MP3 players etc, so for music aficionados there is real cachet in owning original vinyl. |
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Arne dreams of one day owning a nice old-timer and a classic sailing boat, but he does not yet have the time for all of this. |
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Why the difference? Many people think that owning a house is a certain moneymaker, but this is not the historical experience. |
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But because North Americans have been conditioned to equate success with owning a huge, new house with a huge yard, we keep buying into the illusion. |
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The historian Pliny the Elder describes owning agate cups as a sign of wealth and luxury. |
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We loved Zellweger as Bridget Jones for owning her weight, finding love, and never settling for less than she deserved. |
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It also raises the legal age for owning a gun to 21 from 16 and new firearm owners will be have to undergo a training and safety course at an accredited institution. |
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Jim, a pupil of Smithy Bridge School, is not only a highly accomplished drummer owning his own drum kit, but also plays the xylophone, timpani, piano and accordion. |
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When your business is owning, maintaining, and repairing the distribution channel, you have fewer options. |
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His big election idea is to persuade Highland lairds owning more than 5000 acres to part with 10 acres of land for housing to benefit surrounding local communities. |
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If they go and start restricting individuals owning multiple homes in different cities or towns, I would have to seriously consider my future in my homeland. |
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Obsessively neat people should not consider owning companion birds. |
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Tyson is, of course, a fan of our feathered friends, owning an army of 2,000 pigeons. |
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With its action, the state's highest court has potentially granted exclusive fishing rights to anyone owning land traversed by a recognized navigable waterway. |
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After graduating from college, I lived for 15 years without even owning a television set. |
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And in much of the world laws that bar women from owning land or inheriting property keep women from accessing financial services. |
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Options spread among investors the inherent risks of owning stocks in order to better fulfill each investor's specific needs. |
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Tatar is understandably a big fan of the printed page despite owning an Amazon Kindle. |
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It says so much about the difference between putting your name on something and owning it instead of being one tiny part of it. |
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Louisiana lawmakers barred those convicted of domestic violence from owning a gun for 10 years. |
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Among Bullock County residents, owning a fine bird dog could build a man's reputation almost as quickly as inheriting large sums of money or land. |
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Sony and Philips have been trousering the profits that come from owning the CD format for a couple of decades now, and no doubt will make many more millions in the future. |
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Maybe, in her own muddled way, she is at last owning up to the fact that she has been miscast. |
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One illustrious author was to write a major literary work there whilst owning the property. |
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During their studies, they realized that they shared the same dream, namely that of owning their own dairy farm. |
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Admittedly Bernie is at an advantage here because he is in the unique position of owning the entire kit and kaboodle. |
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Look, I admit he's a good worker and not bad to have on the place, but he doesn't bear the expense of commuting or of owning a car. |
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Bender went on to open the first of Kroc's McDonald's franchises in Fresno, California, and ultimately retired owning seven restaurants. |
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It is taking away the power of control from the perpetrator and owning it as a victim, regardless of what follows. |
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For some time now, we've felt a growing sense of unease over the incongruity of owning a boat we're unable to sail. |
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Intimidation by officialdom curbs their religious freedom and they encounter problems in moving about freely and owning property. |
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Virtually all of these positions are in companies which hold strategic assets that we would be comfortable owning ourselves. |
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While he maintains he is not a wine geek, Dr. Puligandla does admit to owning a wine cellar and to hanging out with a few wine fanatics. |
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But the purchase price is just one of the cost elements in the whole process of procuring, owning and disposing. |
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From them I absorbed the importance of owning your own place and not owing money or having credit card debts. |
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In the desert, owning a well-conditioned horse can be a matter of life or death. |
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Among other things, the legislation deep-sixed restrictions that had forbidden banks from owning insurance companies and brokerages, and vice versa. |
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It's noteworthy that both Eminem and Justin Timberlake scored huge first-week sales in 2013: their fans grew up purchasing CDs, and owning music. |
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I do not have a problem with that and neither does the long gun owning crowd. |
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We restricted the use by other people who should not have been owning them. |
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Overall, owning a coonhound can be an extremely rewarding experience. |
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It's intrinsically linked to our society's overwhelming drive towards consumerism, to the obsession with owning luxury brands. |
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I've always wanted a decent ironing board, and I am excited about owning a food processor but the truth of the matter is that we've managed up until now with what we've got. |
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Thus, according to their present notification, a company or a group of companies could benefit from the tonnage tax without owning a single ship. |
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Greg was barn manager at a nearby hog farm but had a dream of one day owning his own commercial hog operation. |
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Your Cub Cadet dealer can offer you a financing plan that fits your budget and lets you immediately enjoy the benefits of owning a Cub Cadet. |
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Every respondent whose household possessed at least one firearm was asked the purpose for owning that firearm. |
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In Canada offenders can be prohibited from owning or living with an animal for maximum of two years. |
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Women appear to have a much more prominent role in owning, operating and managing farms. |
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He no longer speaks of owning a bomb but of having the capability to produce one. |
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The Birchgrove bitser's owner faced Balmain Local Court on February 18, pleading guilty to owning a dog that chased a cat and to not having control of Bob in a public place. |
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Cycling as a sport is defined by belonging to a club, taking part in competition, owning a racing bike, distances covered and average speeds. |
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He did succeed for a while in owning Portsmouth FC, the even more ailing British football club. |
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I don't own any board games, but I'm quite looking forward to owning this one, particularly because I see it as my ticket to a semi okay Christmas. |
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If you are particularly house-proud and can't bear the thought of a dog helping to make everything untidy, then you would be better off not owning a Doberman. |
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You tuck your peasant blouse into your wide-legged trousers, and you are owning spring. |
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Even the West Saxon ceorl appears as the head of a free peasant household, owing military service, capable of owning slaves, and with significant legal status. |
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You never nurse the slightest notion of ever owning those clothes. |
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So if you thought of punching your little brother or owning all of the ice cream in the world, you were surely destined for an after life of eternal damnation. |
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In 1865, after the Civil War ended, states renamed the Slave Codes to Black Codes, with the same purpose of prohibiting African Americans from owning guns. |
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Collectors derive a high level of emotional value from these items and they may purchase such assets solely for their aesthetic value and the pleasure gained from owning them. |
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The idea behind the executive share option is that incentivised executives will work harder if they can see themselves owning a piece of the company they work for. |
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The chief advantage of the compact disk over the MP3 was the satisfaction of owning a physical object. |
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I never did get round to owning a posing pouch, but I remember the liberation that came with my first purchase of a slinky black nothing with no sides to speak of. |
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The couple resided primarily in New York City and London, as well as owning an apartment in Sydney's Elizabeth Bay. |
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Forty-six percent of drivers aged 18 to 24 said they would choose Internet access over owning a car, according to the research firm Gartner. |
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The disadvantage to owning a food processor is that you have to store it somewhere. |
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The legislation should also allow the court to prohibit offenders from owning animals in the future and to make restitution payments to the organizations charged with caring for the abused animals. |
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But there is one square in the checkerboard that scarcely anyone has ever known about: 83 years ago, the Met came close to owning the entire collection that it is now so proudly excerpting. |
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Such reasons might include the location of witnesses he or she intends to call, his owning another business in a location different from his or her address of record, or some other compelling reason. |
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Not everyone will jump at the chance to own a vehicle that could save the environment, but who could resist owning one that could prevent an electrical blackout and pay you for the privilege? |
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For China, a developing country by most metrics even if it has glittering cities like Shanghai, owning that technological wealth is crucial for it to reach the zenith of its growth. |
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Somehow or another the courts did get it wrong because they said this guy's rights were violated because he was being prosecuted for owning this stuff. |
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The Court concludes that the freedom of establishment and the free movement of capital do not preclude national legislation which prevents persons not having the status of pharmacist from owning and operating pharmacies. |
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The plus point, however, to owning a new Apple Watch? |
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There are lots of very old wind bands in our country, owning non-catalogued or important not-even-described archives. |
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With the possibility of owning up to 25 per cent of the equity of the partnership, the JKDA will benefit all parties involved through future economic development opportunities, training and learning opportunities. |
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So now finally the Western world is owning up to that responsibility and delivering aid and reconstruction and assistance to the government in standing up those basic services in a meaningful way. |
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If there is a need to have an extra territorial aspect of this, the apology or the owning up to the crime that is inherent in this discretion, that goes to the victimization in the United States. |
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There is therefore no place for the lamentations of a former Director-General of Police who, right here today, is owning up to his failure, his frustration and his lack of patriotism. |
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With proper planning, solid financial backing, a dynamic marketing program and tons of persistence you will soon be on your way to owning a successful salon. |
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They themselves are financially strapped to the point that they will never see daylight as far as raising that boat or getting it up and running again or ever owning another boat. |
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After demob in 1945, Moore went into business in California, owning petrol stations and supporting his beloved baseball team, the San Francisco Giants. |
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If the team was stacked with a foxholes marker, the owning player could choose to ignore the Cover of the palm and instead add the 3 Cover of the foxholes, giving it 10 morale. |
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The plebiscite aims to democratize access to land, to decentralize power and ensure employment and a decent life for those Brazilians currently expelled and excluded from owning land. |
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Just owning piratical kit may not be enough. |
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Information about residents owning holiday homes abroad is even scarcer. |
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However, BCE owns telephone systems, satellite TV distribution systems, as well as owning the CTV television network and a variety of specialty TV channels. |
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No one would have planted, sown or built, had estates not been divided, and had each individual not been assured of peaceably owning his own land. |
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The main objections to options though are not that their cost is opaque, but that they are manipulated by executive legerdemain and that there is no downside risk to owning them. |
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Survey findings consistently indicate that the proportion of Canadians who state self-defence or self-protection as their main reason for owning a firearm is very low. |
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For by the 5th century, slave owning was not confined to the aristocratic few but had been extended to the descendants of that very class Solon had liberated from another kind of slavery. |
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Their military career terminated, owning almost nothing except their memories of their former victories, they fell back on primary teaching as a lifesaver. |
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Like owning an oil well right on the surface. |
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My country never consented to that act of usurpation, which was consolidated later with the implantation of a foreign population and the systematic ban on continental Argentines settling or owning lands in the Islands. |
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Because owning a house is like having an extra vote – a vote for house prices to keep rising, mortgage rates to stay low and for supply to be constricted to prop up the whole shebang. |
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Stalin offered to quit all posts owning responsibility for the party's debacle in the Lok Sabha polls. |
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So for a country hungry for high-tech start-ups it is gratifying to see foreigners creating one in Britain. Telefónica's happy experience owning O2 is one reason for the move. |
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This was accomplished despite the difficult market environment over the past few months which, in our view, validates our strategy of owning high quality assets and conservatively financing them on a long-term basis. |
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Everyone wants the very best and the accolade of owning the best. |
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Derbyshire feel hamstrung by not owning their own ground and believe that having access to grants via council backing would help generate larger revenue streams. |
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From the very first day we decided that our aim in life was that we wanted to bring that visceral pleasure of owning a brilliant piece of engineering on your wrist to as many people as we could. |
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Although the main motivation for owning my own business originally was to gain the freedom of managing my own time, in reality this is not very realistic. |
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Simple repair minimises the cost of owning and operating this container. |
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Also, this summary is not complete and the tax considerations of purchasing, owning and disposing of units of a Fund may vary according to your situation and the province or territory where you reside. |
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Maximum prison terms have increased to 12 months from six months for a second offence while judges now have the ability to order a lifetime ban on owning animals. |
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Before imagining that any cyber squatter can take a gTLD and abuse it, know that owning one of these domains doesn't come cheap. |
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Promptly came the reply that there was no record on the books of father's owning any stock. |
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Until now, Ecclestone has maintained a majority on the FOH board, despite owning only 25 per cent of the shares. |
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It's important to put a lot of thought into owning a chinchilla since they have a considerably long lifespan of 10 to 20 years. |
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Becoming a rich businessman was not as prestigious as inheriting a title and owning a landed estate. |
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Radio became very popular in Germany during the 1930s, with over 70 percent of households owning a receiver by 1939, more than any other country. |
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Opponents also called for Cameron's resignation after he admitted owning shares in Blairmore. |
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Alaa Mubarak, son of former president Hosni Mubarak, was cited as owning, through holding companies, real estate properties in London. |
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Several changes were proposed including a shift to regional operators owning the track and trains for their regions. |
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Nova Scotia became a world leader in both building and owning wooden sailing ships in the second half of the 19th century. |
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It's only human to have trouble owning up to mistakes. |
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Much as in England, Wales, and Scotland, the franchise was always limited to the property owning classes, which favoured the landed gentry. |
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Whilst at Christ Church, in 1868 Dalmeny bought a horse named Ladas, although a rule banned undergraduates from owning horses. |
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In 2003, negotiations with the angling associations owning fishing rights on the Dee broke down. |
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Thomas Guest died in 1807 and his son John Josiah Guest became sole manager, by 1815 owning nine of the sixteen shares. |
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Crowd trouble stopped the horse racing and in 1864 it became home to Wrexham Football Club with the club now owning the ground. |
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As a result of this our owning group would be unable to sustain additional and continuing losses and the WSMR service would cease to exist. |
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For example, Andrew Durnford of New Orleans was listed as owning 77 slaves. |
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Peter Sawyer suggests that most Vikings emigrated due the attractiveness of owning more land rather than the necessity of having it. |
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Celtic tribes of Europe are recorded by various Roman sources as owning slaves. |
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The National Trust is a major landowner in the district, owning extensive tracts of moorland and a number of farms, including some in Edale. |
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Such as when the Houston Astros play the Baltimore Orioles, not knowing who to root for because of owning them both. |
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Growing up in the United Kingdom, Lidia Dale-Mesaros had always dreamed of owning a team of sled dogs in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. |
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Soon Lehrer was owning up to what he claimed were inadvertent errors. |
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On his YouTube page, Zavilenski boasts of owning a laser engraver. |
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Various commenters on the Nokia blog praised the company for owning up to the problem, though others were less forgiving. |
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The guide provides a wealth of information on all the legal facts of owning a leasehold or commonhold property in England and Wales. |
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Imagine owning a bracelet inspired by a doorknocker found in a ship discovered several thousand feet below the ocean. |
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In my community I would like to see everyone walking and riding more, owning a worm farm as a composter, and going to the op shop more to encourage recycling. |
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As a result, the processing of the scallop is oligopsonistic in nature, with the 5 firms owning and operating some vessels but also sometimes contracting with private vessels. |
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The M5 is supersonically fast, easy to drive fast and should be able to part you from your driving licence within the first few days of you owning it. |
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This latest FCC vote might now eliminate the restrictions of any one broadcaster from owning more than eight radio stations in larger markets and five in smaller markets. |
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This article examines the effects of owning property as tenants by the entirety, tenants in common, joint tenants with right of survivorship, and with life estates. |
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Additionally, income taxes could be eliminated because the state would receive income to finance public services through owning such resources and enterprises. |
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The old adage about owning a boat applies equally to race cars. |
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For Allan Scott, one of the ironies of owning a media outlet or being a business success is he becomes a target for other media, a potential victim of the tall poppy syndrome. |
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A rental made in 1678 and a Hearth Tax of 1675 allow an evaluation of the percentage of those owning a house in Earls Colne among each group in the village. |
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Conversely, I think that Logan is completely lost within his scumbagginess and has potential as character if he'll just start owning up to his idiocy. |
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Today, partition units are a common way of owning waterways. |
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A counternarcotics law passed in December 2005 requires Afghanistan to develop registries or regulations for tracking, storing, and owning acetic anhydride. |
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This was not the case in other countries of Europe like Poland were the peasantry was still bound by serfdom and a strong feudalistic land owning system. |
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They were also barred from bearing arms and owning property. |
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Virginia prohibited blacks, free or slave, from practicing preaching, prohibited blacks from owning firearms, and forbade anyone to teach slaves or free blacks how to read. |
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There are about a dozen large landowners on Skye, the largest being the public sector, with the Scottish Government owning most of the northern part of the island. |
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By the end of the 1920s, Shell was the world's leading oil company, producing 11 percent of the world's crude oil supply and owning 10 percent of its tanker tonnage. |
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The Honda F1 team went through a management buyout to become Brawn GP with the notable F1 designer Ross Brawn and Nick Fry running and owning the majority of the organisation. |
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The board was formed on the Museum's inception to hold its collections in trust for the nation without actually owning them themselves, and now fulfil a mainly advisory role. |
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Gringas have long thought of owning a boarding kennel but Mrs. |
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With one in 10 people already owning a smart watch, and one in four interested in purchasing the Apple Watcha, the demand to be connected on the move is increasing. |
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An independent company built a branch line from Brading to Bembridge, and the IoWR operated passenger trains on the line from 1882, and later absorbed the owning company. |
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Figures also showed that chinchillas and degus have had the biggest influence on a child's cleverness, with 55 percent of children owning such pets feeling more intelligent. |
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