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[...] [...] the killings were carried out with knives, which have become the signature of those terrorist groups, which carry out their crimes by “cutting the throat in the Islamic manner”.

[...] fattening meat like turkey, chicken, seafood, and sirloin steak.

[...] [...] basic food products such as bread, milk, eggs and cooking oil.

The food trade is advised to observe good agricultural practices to minimise inorganic arsenic contamination of foods, such as avoid using arsenic contaminated water for irrigation.

[...] [...] kettles, and how to make fire; Sangarak—how to plow a field and how to raise livestock (horses, cows, and chickens); Cheongnanggyeol—prenatal training, methods of childrearing, methods of first aid, medicines [...] [...]

[...] [...] much more intensive use of irrigation water [...] [...]

For recycled features, we will adopt rainwater recycling system for landscape irrigation with a view to conserving water.

[...] [...] and fertilizer use; and for the urban areas, size and rate of growth of the urban population, land area occupied by human settlements, urban population living in slums, access to improved water and sanitation, carbon dioxide emissions, concentrations of particulate matter in the air, employment in industry and services, gross domestic product, motor vehicles in use and consumption [...]

[...] in Poland include cows, pigs, sheep, horses, goats, chickens, ducks, geese and rabbits.

Eat chicken instead of red meat like beef, pork, and mutton.

[...] foods such as milk, oily fish, eggs and some fortified [...]

[...] products such as eggs, dairy, beef, pork, lamb, poultry [...]

Cow and Chicken's teacher and her [...]

High speed vibrating cutting tool Multi vacuum zoon Broaden the cutting area while equipped the router and extraction system.

Nevertheless, a lot still remains to be done in order to provide people with sufficient drinking water and food for themselves and their livestock as well as irrigation water for whatever is left of their crops.

an EIA study for the construction of an International Theme Park at Penny’s Bay of North Lantau and its essential associated infrastructures, including reclamation, a water recreation centre, roads, a pedestrian walkway, a rail link, a public transport interchange, piers, stormwater drainage system, sewerage facilities, irrigation, water supply and utility services, slope formation and stabilization, screening and landscaping works.

By 2000, two countries (Libyan Arab Jamahiriya and Saudi Arabia) had used volumes of water for irrigation which were several times larger than their annual water resources.

The WUAs also empower farmers to manage irrigation water by themselves, more influence and involvement in the matters affecting their daily lives.

As parents, when we see our children suffering from illness, we feel our hearts torn with agonizing pain.

Without providing adequate technologies and a larger range of supportive services (rural infrastructure, like rural roads and sustainable irrigation systems, education and training and access to land, credits, affordable inputs and market information), small farm holders are, typically, not able to take advantage of available technological improvements.

As farming is a traditional occupation of many New Territories residents, special ex-gratia compensation arrangements are made for “farmers” in the New Territories affected by land resumption or clearance. These include among others a crop compensation, assessed on the basis of the market value of the crops under cultivation; an ex-gratia allowance (EGA) for qualified farm structures on private land, assessed at standard rates based on the type and floor area less depreciation value which makes references to the conditions of the affected farm structures; and another EGA for miscellaneous permanent improvements to farms e.g. farm installation and fixtures such as water ponds, wells, fences, irrigation pipes/ditches, boundary walls, gates, bunds and other minor annexures, assessed at standard rates which are based on the standard replacement rates of the items less their depreciated value.