Directors always see something in you that you have to kind of ferret out, in a way. |
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But even these diminutive numbers tend to belie the extremely small spaces into which a ferret can fit. |
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On behalf of the ordinary reader, you feel he will ferret out the truth if anyone can. |
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Media organizations, having decided that Levy's disappearance is a major story, should explore every lead to ferret out the truth. |
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Finding the place almost deserted I had resigned myself to having a ferret around Lancaster Hole on my own, until I bumped into Ray. |
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Mr Smith then visited Saudi Arabia twice trying to ferret the truth out of the authorities. |
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Sam and myself were keen to have a ferret around in Pippikin via Mistral, but Alan was all psyched up to do his first trip down Lancaster Hole. |
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But Sid wasn't really the type that offered up information easily, preferring to have his barmates ferret it out of him. |
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The event included horse racing, helicopter rides, ferret racing and falconry displays. |
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The predators included 13 raptors, ranging from great-horned owls to the American kestrel, and a domestic cat and a ferret. |
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And the intended cafe society has all the charm of a ferret in a rabbit hutch. |
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John also reared and released 12 starlings, 11 house martins, eight blackbirds, three bluetits, three hedge sparrows and a ferret. |
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No wonder the keen-nosed pigs who ferret out truffles from the roots of certain hardwood trees are so avid in their work. |
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He had a nose for news and he was an untiring reporter, reaching everywhere to ferret out some news. |
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We sent award-winning investigative journalist Gregory Smith to ferret out the answers. |
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Trim in his black polo-neck, he looks like a designer hairdresser, ponytail swinging down the back of his neck like the tail of a ferret. |
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Sent forth to ferret out the shadowy terrorists, U.S. troops would go woefully unprotected against biological weapons. |
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If the guilty won't hold up their hands and confess, he and the Generals will ferret them out by force. |
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We wait until the dog marks an occupied burrow then enter a ferret to hopefully bolt the rabbit. |
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And everybody knows that they do it, and you try to ferret it out, because we're supposed to try to find things based upon the truth. |
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At heart, though, the ferret is a denizen of the countryside, a weasel closely related to the European polecat and the mink. |
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He relies on the telephone and on an eye trained by expensive experience to ferret out bad checks. |
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Villagers, of course, will be trying to ferret out the lycanthropes, while the Werewolves will be endeavoring to cast suspicion on the innocent. |
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That alone provides a powerful incentive for civil society to try to ferret out the numbers. |
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The ferret gobbled them up eagerly and curled up in Nathalie's lap, making a strange noise that sounded like something between a snore and a purr. |
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Do not use a floorcovering, for this will turn the ferret cage into one big toilet. |
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The hon. member will have ample opportunity to ferret out all the questions she wants. |
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Dogs are the carnivores most commonly trained for hunting, but the cheetah, caracal, and ferret have also been used to some extent. |
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If the reason for the discrepancy cannot be found easily, then analysis at the unit process level can be used to ferret out the problem. |
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Smaller mammals of the lower elevations include the least chipmunk, red squirrel, Columbian ground squirrel, black-footed ferret, and marmot. |
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The White House is now enlisting some of the same companies to help ferret out fraud. |
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Inevitably basic police work to ferret out terrorist organizations worldwide will be required. |
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It is part of your job to ferret out what primary or secondary wants are satisfied by your goods or services. |
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Who can imagine, who can figure out, who can ferret out what the position of the Prime Minister is on this question. |
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For a long time they relied on their own ingenuity to ferret out the necessary funding. |
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Like all members of the Vigilance Force, Domina possesses the unique ability to ferret out treason where none has been committed. |
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However, they do provide other leads for the OIOS if it truly wants to ferret out the abuses and pin down the guilty ones and their accomplices. |
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It will be an international talent competition intended to ferret out the best and the brightest young talent from around the world. |
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Over the years, we have developed a sixth sense which allows us to ferret out problem areas and put effective solutions in place. |
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This quality control procedure aims to ferret out any problems and to find a speedy solution. |
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Never put your ferret's accommodation in direct sunlight and never leave your ferret outside in the very heat of summer. |
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We know that over the coming days and weeks we will be trying to ferret out those individuals who were responsible for this heinous event. |
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Reich, the former American diplomat, says he thinks Morales might just be crazy enough to ferret Snowden to La Paz. |
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Lots of people at SAC work extremely hard to ferret out good investing ideas. |
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This sweetie should be adopted with other like-minded furkids or into a home with existing ferret friends. |
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In one bizarre case a man who bought a poodle puppy at La Salada claimed he was duped into bringing home a fluffy angora ferret on steroids. |
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Because of today's ferret boot camp, their chances of survival in the wild are 10 times higher. |
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Professors Bouwen and Clauwaert, Patrik Claes and Ludwig Callaerts began to dig and delve, to ferret and rummage around. |
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I can only hope my apology is accepted by ferrets and ferret owners everywhere. |
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All of that changed when a farmer's dog in Wyoming returned from a hunt with a black-footed ferret in its jaws. |
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Conduct research and monitoring, and use information to determine ferret carrying capacity and population viability. |
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One French ferret apparently seems to have been the cause of all the concern about whether ferrets can cause rabies. |
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Opposite me sat a man with a ferret or stoat sitting in the inside pocket of his jacket, from where it surveyed the rest of the carriage as he stroked its silky head. |
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When instructors are not acting as proctors or detectives hoping to stifle cheating or ferret out dishonest students, some are dreaming up schemes of their own. |
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The compact cat made one short, inconceivably fast motion, and the overbearing ferret jerked backward then collapsed to the pavement in a limp heap. |
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A female ferret is called a jill while a male is called a hob. |
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Scrutiny of cadres' records was followed by a campaign, still under the banner of Rectification, to ferret out traitors and to eliminate counter-revolutionaries. |
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Since 1997, 110 black-footed ferret kits have been released on the site. |
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Even foreign journalists inside the city have struggled to ferret out information. |
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I have appointed a proven and aggressive Inspector General to ferret out any and all cases of waste and fraud. |
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Back on the land, ferret badgers take turns with otters, ground squirrels and crab-eating macaques to stalk out their territory on the numerous white sandy beaches. |
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What I saw was a careful and ingenious reporter ferret out a fraud with care. |
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During my North Cotswold Mastership, I made Butler, the terrier man, carry a huge white buck ferret on his bicycle, and very useful he proved to be. |
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A vasectomized ferret gives the responsible ferret keeper the opportunity to maintain a busyness of ferrets without the unending production of kids. |
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The good folks at the American Physical Society have noticed this, and have even initiated a contest to help ferret out the reason for the equation's appearance. |
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So the issues don't get driven by the elected officials inside the institution, and I think that's one of the reasons that the press doesn't necessarily ferret them out. |
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The ferret is the domesticated form of the European Polecat, a mammal belonging to the weasel genus of the family Mustelidae. |
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Rather than witnessing the use of the Anti-Terrorism Act to ferret out and prosecute terrorists, they have instead watched in horror the ordeal of Maher Arar and his family. |
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From this perspective, it is essential that those making decisions regarding the ownership of firearms should be given all potentially relevant information in order to ferret out potential problems. |
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Generally I find that the most productive part of the meeting is when we get a chance to ask you questions and ferret out the information we need to provide a report. |
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Some would say that it is an adversarial environment, but the antagonism inherent in our parliamentary system is designed to ferret out the truth. |
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We are using military might to try to ferret out the terrorists. |
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I think the press corps will ferret out any wrongdoing. |
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When she peered out she spotted the terrified ferret, nicknamed Dobby by his rescuers, being attacked by a 20 to 30 crows. |
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He had been piqued by the failure of all his endeavors to ferret out the assassins. |
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We need to know more about this new chap. Why don't you go to his home town and ferret around a bit? See what you can come up with. |
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If you don't yet have a ferret, this book can help you decide whether a fuzzy is for you. |
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Among those that do not are the stoat, the polecats, the ferret, and the European mink. |
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The European polecat is the sole ancestor of the ferret, which was domesticated more than 2000 years ago for the purpose of hunting vermin. |
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Over the telephone, try to ferret out the state of the child's hydration. |
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Correction to this articleYOU might think that Clay Johnson, a campaigner for transparency, would be pleased to see a ferret, with a deerstalker hat and magnifying glass, pop up on his screen. |
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These two important habits-hunting nocturnally and attacking underground-give the small ferret crucial advantages over prairie dogs, which can be as much as 1.5 times their size. |
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Although in the wild the ferret is generally a solitary animal, there seem to be welfare benefits if they are housed in socially harmonious groups in captivity. |
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After a ferret has eaten a prairie dog, it moves into the burrow where the prairie dog used to live. |
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Let's say I want to create a mobile phone application that would allow people to rate government ministries, including ours, on their responsiveness and efficiency and also to ferret out and report corruption. |
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The theory of a Mediterranean origin is further strengthened because the ferret is less tolerant of cold than northern polecat subspecies. |
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The ferret is also more fertile than the polecat, producing two or more litters annually, as opposed to just one. |
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Unlike other subspecies, which are largely solitary, the ferret will readily live in social groups. |
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Its domesticated form, the ferret, was introduced in Britain, and some Mediterranean islands and New Zealand. |
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To help flush them out from their underground burrows, the polecat was domesticated as the ferret, its use described by Pliny the Elder. |
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Thrift stores, used book shops and garage sales are all great places to ferret out original gifts, which are often the most appreciated because they were carefully selected. |
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Higher GDP growth and emerging labour market constraints will ferret out the hidden unemployed and eventually restore unemployment rates to normal levels. |
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Such people aren't hard to ferret out, everybody identifies them, everyman knows them, but nobody reacts upon or provide against them, and they always enjoy a long-drawn holiday. |
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Ferrets can be very entertaining little fuzzballs, but keeping a ferret as a pet is also a big responsibility. |
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Black-footed ferret, long-tailed weasel, short-tailed weasel, and least weasel. |
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This provision, which is particularly important in political meetings where journalists are constantly trying to ferret out new information, requires the interpreter to take a vow of absolute silence. |
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There are those who say that relying on the anti-corruption commission and a nontransparent process to ferret out and punish offending officials is not the right way to set the party straight. |
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In 1985, she was the unsung star of Live Aid, and on her first album in decades she is righteously inflamed and funkier than a ferret on heat. |
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They were used to ferret rebel fighters out of their strongholds. |
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Nonetheless, you can still ferret out a few bargains. |
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People were out in droves with leashed dogs and kids in strollers, and I'd taken along MadMax, my curious-about-everything champagne-colored ferret, in collar and leash. |
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Does ill will ferret out, precisely, where we live? |
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On the basis of this Convention special Recommendations have been adopted on animals kept for fur production, which lay down general requirements for the farming mink, ferret, foxes and chinchilla, of amongst others. |
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But what the kiwi had most to fear turned out to be the stoat, a mustelid slightly bigger than a weasel but smaller than a ferret. |
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At the roast, Gilbert Gottfried, a squinting tummler with a shrieking ferret schtick, was scorching old Hugh. |
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Several other Mustelids also have the word ferret in their common names, including an endangered species, the Black-footed Ferret. |
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That shouldn't be a problem in the Commons, especially when three of the Labour leadership candidates have done a reverse ferret on Ed Miliband's position and now declare that they are in favour of a referendum. |
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Mr. Camacho's watchers must ferret out their sustenance too. |
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It was originally designed to force Mr Hussein to cooperate with UN inspectors trying to ferret out Iraq's long-range missiles, and the nuclear, chemical and biological weapons they might carry. |
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But it has some worrying traits. Last month Dr Kawaoka reported in Nature that a human strain of H7N9, without any induced mutations, could pass from ferret to ferret in droplets breathed out by the animals. |
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Compared to the European polecat, the ferret has a much smaller brain, though this comparison has not been made with Mediterranean polecats, from which ferrets likely derive. |
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It takes instinct and luck to ferret out the good parts, but the risk of staging something so logistically huge is that it might implode under its own weight. |
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For beginners in the natural dieting world, I don't generally recommend feeding your ferret openly where she free roams, although many people do it with great success. |
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Program partners have learned that to establish a moderately sized and stable ferret population requires relatively large and high quality complexes of prairie dog colonies. |
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All the while, each individual tries to ferret out the mole, a saboteur attempting to prevent the team from succeeding in their goals and adding to the winner's pot. |
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It has also been found in the raccoon dog and Chinese ferret badger. |
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