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The wind turbines in California's Diablo Mountains chop up thousands of birds a year, including golden eagles and red-tailed hawks.

When the Hawks live up to the age of 40, it's claws start aging, unable to effectively seize the prey.

Inflation hawks have been speaking up in the US lately, but are not getting much of a hearing.

ATLANTA -- The bottom line on the Lakers' 86-76 loss today to the Atlanta Hawks was that they didn't get the ball to Pau Gasol often enough.

The efficiency hawks, he said, emphasize standardized testing, cracking down on poor school management and purging bad teachers.

For the moment at least, China is far less formidable than hawks on both sides claim.

To be sure, doing so might have been hard for the Fed's hawks to swallow.

But he said nothing of this to the bird who could not understand him anyway and who would learn about the hawks soon enough.

Childress found a better deal in Greece and warned the Hawks he'd take the money.

But, anyway, it seemed like an awful thing to do when they're bringing these falcons and hawks who were imported to intercept these people.

Such a compromise would also ease some of the tensions between Lib Dem hawks and Tory doves in the coalition.

I had my swimmers on the Hawks do that at the beginning of warm-up for several weeks in October.

Don't you think the sky is dangerous? There are hawks and peregrines up here.

Traditional hawks in the Republican Party, chief among them Senator John McCain of Arizona, agree with him.

It may also be a sign that financing is not as tight as the hawks would like.

The same political pressures from trade hawks in Congress that the Bush officials felt are now bearing down on the Clinton team.

of or relating to or belonging to the genus Accipiter (or to typical hawks).

Deficit hawks hope that the debate over the ceiling will force some hard choices, including the elimination of many tax expenditures.

Some Western hawks find it unsettling that this is even being debated within China, but it is better to talk about it than not.

Hawks have long warned that it would be impossible to curb government spending without curtailing spending on health.

At peak migrations times, the sky over Mai Po is dark with ducks and waders, harried by the eagles and hawks that hunt them.

He approaches from downwind. Barely visible against the water. An avalanche of standing hawks nearly drives him back into the sea.

Hawks are very satisfied with these things, it think that this will be foolproof across the Pacific.

The Sun reported that British Police were fitting hawks with speed cameras to catch lawbreaking motorists.

It's hard to remember, but at the time, signing Joe to a huge contract was considered a questionable move by the Hawks.

An evangelical Christian who balanced his state's budget has obvious appeal both to the party's social conservatives and its fiscal hawks.

The people who mattered in Washington were the war hawks, not the money men.

Mr Bush's second administration was marked by an intense battle between hawks and doves over Iran.

Scientists then analyzed their faces and discovered that those with more symmetrical facial features were more inclined to be hawks.

Scientists then analysed their faces and discovered that those with more symmetrical facial features were more inclined to be hawks.

The Denver Nuggets won't peak at the right time. The Atlanta Hawks won't come out of nowhere.

The European Central Bank kept rates on hold at 1. 00% as expected and ECB President Trichet did not disappoint the hawks.

Inflation hawks argue that the rate of rise in the prices of everything else should be driven down.

The answer, I'm sorry to say, is the insincerity of many if not most self-proclaimed deficit hawks.

The American president, some Israeli hawks may be thinking, will now have to get off Israel's pecked back.

To extend their range, the Pave Hawks are equipped with a retractable in-flight refueling probe and internal auxiliary fuel tanks.

This was inspired by a special I saw on TV about red-tailed hawks, plus my lifelong fascination with birds of prey.

With an integrated sensor suite, the Global Hawks could be used to narrow the search area.

The first play of every game, the Hawks run a pin-down for Joe.

The hawks would like to see the Fed move relatively quickly to tighten monetary policy.

On one outing, one of those hawks dove not more than a foot above my head to pick up a mouse beneath a tree across from me.

As a result, they were more likely to have healthy offspring, prompting the mutation to spread, Hawks said.

But the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and Norges Bank, the Norwegian central bank, are the hawks among the doves.

The Hawks, devastated by the Magic in a second-round sweep in the 2010 Playoffs, changed very little about their roster this offseason.

They were like hawks watching for an opportunity to snatch their prey from under the very claws of their opponents .

After saying he didn't care if Hawks fans showed up for games or not late last season, Johnson was given a hard time in the papers.

Hawks in the US are concerned that China is expanding the capabilities of its military to become more aggressive in Asia and elsewhere.

Thus the Hawks are without their most influential forward as they prepare to meet Zambia in this rearranged fixture.

Over the past year, however, the debacle in Iraq and problems at home have turned both leaders from soaring hawks into the lamest of ducks.

But by consolidating the hawks, the new alignment may also unify and perk up the doves in Israel's aviary.

In an open letter they criticised "hawks" among their officers who "spoke roughly and acted boorishly" .

Other parts of India's hydra-headed government may feel more warmly towards China, but they will find it hard to silence the hawks.

any of several small graceful hawks of the family Accipitridae having long pointed wings and feeding on insects and small animals.

Yes, the nuclear hawks admit, but nuclear weapons deter a nuclear attack on the United States by other nations.

Bring it on, say budget hawks: such a stalemate would mean reverting to the level of the 2010 budget.

That's because more people created more opportunities for a beneficial mutation to arise, Hawks said.

That is what deficit hawks would like to see happen, because expanding the deficit will ultimately create a drag on the economy.

It was a wilderness preserved for the hawks and mountaineers.

Those limits were not stiff enough to satisfy U. S. trade hawks, and Nixon turned the offer down.

Pau Gasol was drafted out of Spain by the Atlanta Hawks in 2001 and traded to the Grizzlies three weeks later.

In the meantime American hawks are already accusing Mr Obama of succumbing to mere "hand-wringing" over the regime's actions.

The hawks' prediction of inevitable confrontation then becomes self-fulfilling as mistrust feeds miscalculation.

Central Plains and Xiliang joint pro, Xiliang nine Central Plains prince married Princess, shoot two hawks with one arrow.

In the first round, the Celtics struggled against the younger, more athletic Hawks.

The discord cuts across party lines and is not between traditional hawks and doves.

But his comments served as a shot across the bows of hawks who are arguing for imminent action.

Helicopters including Army Black Hawks have been ferrying residents to safer locations.

Most of the time she sided with the hawks, but not always.

Even if the inflation hawks at the Federal Reserve can be subdued, a third bout of quantitative easing will be even less effective than QE2.

In the sky hawks hung motionless with outspread wings, their eyes fixed immovably on the grass below.

While Mr Badri was not among the hawks at Opec's last meeting, he has surely heard the term "collateral damage" .

The bones are soon reduced to splinters, mixed with barley flour and then thrown to crows and hawks, who have been waiting their turn.

we saw Tibetan antelopes . yaks. wild wolf. hawks in the air. . . all of the things belongs to nature.

Hawks says genetic analysis will provide a much richer picture of life in the distant past.

Consider what would happen next year if the Obama administration gave in to the deficit hawks and scaled back its fiscal plans.

Rice has the claim on military solution, the main means of foreign relations with rumsfeld style of the officials such as hawks.

In 1999, in Houston to lead the team in the playoffs go all the way, has defeated the Heat, Hawks and Pacers .

As 'hawks' they had the chance to gain more if the other participant chose to be a 'dove'.

Hawks worried that the Fed had bailed out Wall Street and compromised its inflation-fighting credentials.

First, the divided Fed is likely to get more divided, since more hawks will get a vote on monetary policy in 2011.

Inflation hawks are puritans obsessing over monetary turpitude and the debasement of the currency.

Did you know there's a family of red-tailed hawks in the park that has reared several seasons of chicks now?

Some came from hawks who see an American presence in Iraq as a protection against a belligerent Iran.

The drones in development here are designed to replicate the flight mechanics of moths, hawks and other inhabitants of the natural world.

By contrast, FOMC hawks who favour earlier tightening believe the Fed should act against higher headline inflation.

The peace symbol is neither the track of a dove nor a chicken, as hawks have sneered.

Notably, when the Cameron government in Britain announced austerity measures last May, it received fawning praise from U. S. deficit hawks.

For shipboard operations and to ease air transportability Pave Hawks are equipped with folding rotor blades and tail stabilator.

Monetary-policy hawks can reassure themselves that the policy rate is not too low.

A final decision on whether to end the use of the hawks to scare pigeons out of the park is expected by the end of the week.

Hawks retort that it's impossible to run schools in Afghanistan unless there are American troops to protect them.

Barak's dovish Labor party supports a partial settlement freeze, but hawks in the government do not.

There's one other roadblock to consider: Japan's top nuclear hawks have seen their power weaken considerably in recent years.

By describing setting sun, frozen hawks, thin dogs and escaping mice, he showed his sadness when facing the bleak reality.

Analysts, however, are not forecasting anything that should give the inflation hawks cause for concern.

As we kayaked, red-tailed hawks circled above us looking for food and snowy egrets played along the banks.

Currency hawks in Congress are this week promoting legislation to penalize China for manipulating the yuan.

The Lakers' 96-83 victory over the Atlanta Hawks was just what they hoped for in their first game after the All-Star break.

Hawks like Times of India's Washington correspondent termed it as giving in to Pakistan blackmail.

Falcon: Any of several species of these birds or related birds such as hawks, trained to hunt small game.

low-observable Black Hawks were not fitted with air-to-air refueling probes, the retired special operations aviator said.

THE drama over Europe's sovereign debt might seem good ammunition for American deficit hawks. Not so.

The hawks, led by Mr Cheney, advocated a military strike to disable Iran's suspected nuclear-weapons programme.

Because hawks eat rats and mice, with no hawks to keep down their numbers, the rats and mice multiplied quickly.

And then there is the ongoing debate within the Federal Reserve between inflation hawks and those fearing deflation.

There might be stags. There'll be hawks.

The Hawks' Josh Smith tied the knot this weekend in Atlanta and BallerAlert grabbed some exclusive photos of the nuptials.

The Fall is noted for migrating hawks and raptors, songbirds and warblers and great numbers of waterfowl.

Vast villages of prairie dogs provided tasty meals for hawks, eagles, and the now-endangered black-footed ferret.

Third, this whole debate on Libya underscores the importance of something that enthusiastic war hawks always forget: opportunity costs.

Hawks says the classic example is a mutation in a gene that makes red blood cells.

Now with the Hawks, he should end his playoff drought unless he messes up a good thing in Atlanta.

Any of various slender, narrow-winged hawks of the genus circus, such as the marsh hawk, that prey on small animals.

Yet Clinton insisted on getting far more corporate taxes and rich-man taxes and less in straight cuts than the deficit hawks wanted.

Views could be had of innumerable ducks, cranes, hawks, and all manner of shore birds.

In particular, should deficit hawks rejoice in this new found responsibility in the nation's capital?

Rabbits are a favorite prey species of many predators, such as hawks, owls, and foxes, and their life expectancy in the wild is short.

Meanwhile, he has upset pro-Israeli hawks by demanding an end to the expansion of Jewish settlements on Palestinian land.

Smaller animals include beaver, river otter, red-tailed hawks, and golden and bald eagles.

But Hawks and others say the news media misinterpreted the findings.

Markets habitually assign too much weight to the hawks, however.

the Hawks, only 29. So far neither team has made any three point baskets.

Howard Hawks and John Huston , Bogart's two best directors , were both friends of Hemingway .

Pessimists, especially hawks in the PP, think the vote could encourage a buoyant ETA to harden its line.

Look carefully, however, and both Wall Street's euphoria and the hawks' nervousness are overdone.

Get ready for the hawks, watched most of their game tonight vs orlando and they got some high fliers should be interesting.

Their approaching end might therefore have pleased deficit hawks.

The deficit hawks want the country to agree to take steps that are incredibly unpopular.

Hawks say Indian politicians' judgment about China is clouded by economic ties.

The Hawks have made the playoffs the past four seasons, including three straight second-round appearances.

Al Horford, Hawks : Big Al plays just as we expected -- he is very competitive inside and already a rebounding force.

Let them go yourself, scramble for it is better to keep the hawks of the wild.

THE hawks in Israel always called it madness, and now they say they have been proved right.

Gray hawks are sailing the sky .

But the chances are that dollar bears and inflation hawks will conspire to push interest rates up.

Beijing, like Washington, has its hawks and doves. It also has domestic politics.

Hit two hawks with one arrow, force the board of directors instead .

He will miss home games against the Atlanta Hawks on Friday night and against the Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday.

Yet budget hawks are far from reassured.

So, why do all the deficit hawks talk about borrowing money from China?

Timothy Dalton says, waving a red foam clown nose in Anthony Edwards' face early on in Hawks.

He fostered a new generation of clever young hawks, led by Richard Perle and Paul Wolfowitz.

And you don't want that gene, Hawks says, because your offspring have a chance of having sickle-cell anemia.

Inflation hawks like Lacker worry that more stimulus could do more harm than good.

But you face a choice between pleasing the monetary hawks and saving the eurozone.

Green smoke is the mark. Provide air cover and vector Black Hawks for extraction.

The evolution of keen eyesight among hawks is an example of the former type.

The Black Hawks departed from Jalalabad thirty minutes later.

The Hawks were without point guard Mike Bibby and forward Marvin Williams.

On the King's wrist stood his favourite hawk ; for in those days hawks were trained to hunt.

That suggests inflation hawks have little to fear from a gradual dollar slide. But not everyone agrees.

In other words, America's hawks would feel right at home inside the ECB.

John Hawks, an associate professor of anthropology at University of Wisconsin-Madison, wrote on his blog in bold type.

Hawks scoff that Mr Obama approaches such rogues with fine words but no stick.

It is certain to infuriate hawks in Congress, who have called a hearing on China's currency in mid-September.

The Iraq debacle has produced a fierce backlash against pro-war hawks, of which AIPAC was certainly one.

Anthropologist John Hawks of the University of Wisconsin, Madison says DNA evidence is changing the way anthropologists work.

The latter are carnivorous , like hawks, tigers and men of action.

At a time when Vietnam had divided America into hawks and doves, that was a peace dove sitting on the guitar in the festival logo.

Along with hawks, falcons, kites and buzzards, they are diurnal raptors, which means they hunt by day.

Forty-five minutes after the Black Hawks departed four MH-47 Chinooks launched from the same runway in Jalalabad.

Deficit hawks shudder at his plan to abolish income tax.

And if that prospect starts inflation hawks shrieking, so be it.

She fended off foxes and hawks with nothing more than a garden hoe.

the hawks would then lose heart in upholding the settlement , and the doves would have a pretext for not supporting it.

The Bulls and Hawks also added All-Stars in the Draft, with Derrick Rose and Al Horford, respectively.

The Cabinet is still divided roughly 50-50 between hawks and doves.

Second, most people posing as deficit hawks are faking it.

Republican hawks will have a hard time pressing their claims that Obama is "soft on terrorism. "

Come back in 10, 000 years and cuckoos and sparrow hawks may be indistinguishable.

Sir: Alright, give NEST team the go. Black Hawks, clear to land.

In fact, it is a bird of prey that belongs to the same order as hawks, eagles, and vultures.

Fiscal hawks fret about the impact of growing oil imports on the dollar.

The Hawks still have a narrow edge over the Pioneers in this basketball game.

Alright, give NEST team the go. Black Hawks, clear to land.

The difference, of course, is that the hawks are not in charge at the Fed.

Two hawks were hovering overhead.

a person who breeds and trains hawks and who follows the sport of falconry .

The ownership group, called the Atlanta Spirit, also had to look outside of Atlanta to find a buyer for the Hawks.

The mountain of reserves on banks' balance sheets has, in turn, filled the inflation hawks with apprehension.

We can't start another war in Luminaire, which burns some of our hawks no end.

And so now all the birds come in. And I have hawks.

As far as I can tell not even the craziest US hawks want to bomb Pyongyang .

Honey, nobody watches the Hawks.

Both hawks and doves on the council had their say.

Dragon Hawks now deal piercing damage and have heavy armor.

The Air Force has 55 Pave Hawks in the active component and 25 in the Reserves.

The hawks all had flown away before we fired a shot.

"Well, little pigeons, little hawks, little bear cubes, what is it to be? " said old Peter.

Ctrip also hawks tickets online, but its main focus is on service.

Some hawks and owls bolt their prey whole.

Soar as the hawks and the eagles fly by.

If the inflation hawks prevail, the number could be as low as Rmb6, 000bn.

Thomas Gardner: Gardner led the Hawks' summer league team averaging 16. 3 points per game.

No peace-loving people like war hawks.

Some hawks are so arrogant as to dictate terms to China.

Washington too has its hawks.

The hawks, by contrast, see the world quite differently.

When children reach age two, you have to watch them like hawks.

Empty hands no hawks allure.

Hawks want to throw away something, but in its view, a thing which is very important, not non-belt.

Birds of prey such as hawks, falcons and eagles are descendants of dinosaurs called raptors.

To hunt with trained hawks.

Dr Hawks, on the other hand, believes that the decrease in the size of our brains may actually show we are getting more intelligent.

The government is expected to breach its debt limit between April 15 and May 31 and needs a reprieve from fiscal hawks in Congress.

This is not beauty from Hawks perspective.

Hawks prey on small birds.

Al Horford: Horford has the ability to improve his offensive game and the most room for growth on the Hawks.

Kiwis are, and so are these hawks trapped near Antarctica.

But look at the evidence, and it is obvious that hawks are gathering.

How many two point baskets and how many free throws have the Hawks made?

For example, when farmers killed large numbers of hawks, the farmers' stores of corn and grain were destroyed by rats and mice. Why?

Great birds such as hawks and eagles flew in the skies above.

Psychologically, we are receptive not only to hawks' arguments for war but also to their case against negotiated solutions.

Is it true he's only scared of them hawks?

For American hawks this is a marriage made in hell.

Hawks eat not only chickens but also field mice .

A brood of young prairie dogs surrounds its watchful mother, who is perhaps on the lookout for predators such as hawks, coyotes, and dogs.

london mayor ken livingstone came under fire recently over the cost of his efforts to rid trafalgar square of pigeons by using hawks

Bear in mind that deficit hawks have been warning for years that interest rates on U. S. government debt would soar any day now;

The DPJ is untested in office, and its ministers range from pro-union activists to fiscal hawks;

As for peace At every global conference Hawks and sparrows both want their own eggs to hatch doves

Kill two birds with one stone; shoot two hawks with one arrow

Midnight Hawks - Finnish Air Force Display Team

India's hawks mock that their bitter rival can never again be trusted;

A struggle between hawks and doves

Hawks on all sides have their doubts

hawks preying on small birds