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Examples for "have young"
Examples for "have young"
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Seven without basic facilities have young children, including two with special needs.
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If you have young children, one day should be more than enough.
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Even more importantly, what have young auditors learned from all of this?
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I will not permit Imogen to have young men in her room.'
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We have young people who dodge voting because of the poll tax.
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One heifer, 2 years old in May, due to calve in April.
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A few stragglers have yet to calve but it is mostly done.
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His suffered a second cramp in his one calve after about 40 metres.
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Heifer, 2 years in June, and due to calve in April.
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This first cut will definitely be fed when cows are beginning to calve.
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Ice shelves line the perimeter of Antarctica and regularly calve icebergs.
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Sit down, Doctor, and take life easy-thecows will calve in the spring.
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I asked if he had bled the cow, as she would calve immediately.
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Farmwatch said the abuse of calves was common in the dairy industry.
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He's involved mainly in organic beef production, breeding calves and finishing animals.
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Live stock and implements: four horses; four oxen; three cows and calves.
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The majority were calves and weanlings going to Spain and the Netherlands.
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Red calves paddled in the dung and mud of a spacious yard.
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The milk cows and calves were turned back into the general herd.
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She said losing so many calves left her doubting her own abilities.
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The puppies could walk when He finished them; the calves can, too.