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In southern countries, the animals are thriving, with populations increasing so fast that governments have had to consider culls.

The jujube culls is developed using enzyme hydrolysis , yeast fermentation and acetic fermentation to produce jujube vinegar.

Culls of wild birds are highly unlikely to stop the spread of the disease and are extremely difficult to implement.

She sailed to Canada to stop seal culls and harassed the whaling fleets of Russia and Japan.

This volume culls passages from several of her books, all based on the same theme.

After emerging, culls the ingredient, buckles the person soup tureen the chicken.

It culls its own painstakingly curated database to find answers.

The server then culls policy information from the directory and dynamically configures the network based on the defined policies.

Nor do the ironies he culls from the history of medicine bode well for the disease-free future imagined by some prophets of biotech.

High-profile attacks have resulted in dingo culls, so accurate recording of incidents is a big issue.

The culls are provoking an angry reaction in places.

An Indian health official culls bird in a house, as a woman looks on in a village near Calcutta, India, Friday, Jan.

In 2006, worldwide protest led to the pledge of the Chinese president to suspend dog culls occurring in China's major cities.

What it does: Culls data from video footage for sports teams