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It happened quite quickly, and soon the bird was no longer faded.
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However, Mr Wills said bird restoration might one day be too successful.
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The bird welfare charity is unveiling its environmental programme for government today.
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A number of companies and national governments are developing bird flu vaccines.
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On Tuesday, officials said bird flu had spread to a new area.
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I heard Pickover snort; the name must have meant something to him.
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And quite a lover, too, I'm told.' He gave a lascivious snort.
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With a snort of impatience, the General snatched the paper from him.
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He would snort coke through a garden hose given half a chance.
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Bryant's derisive snort was enough to suggest that he did not agree.
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However, if folk want to boo players, then they're more than entitled.
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Intending to suggest that every boo-boo could be a source of joy.
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And he asked the crowd not to boo Republicans and cheer Democrats.
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I may teach my two to boo and call it a day.
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Supporters do not groan about misplaced passes or boo their own players.
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Epidemiological data pointed to raspberry cakes as the source of the outbreak.
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Behind the squat pagoda a sky of raspberry pink closed the background.
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Levet offered a raspberry as he flapped his wings to rise higher.
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The discriminating bees forsake most other flowers while the raspberry blossoms last.
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In menorrhagia-toomuch flow-cinnamonand raspberry leaves can be combined with it.
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The sun had set; an owl began to hoot in the wood.
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But the film is, of course, a hoot from beginning to end.
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A moment later they heard the single, unexpected hoot of an owl.
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Nhlanhla Nene's upcoming mid-term budget speech is going to be a hoot.
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Olympos gave a great hoot of laughter, and so did many others.
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As soon as I'd stopped razzing him and relaxed, it had happened.
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A little innocent razzing mixed in, he judged, with some genuine resentment.
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Handing her a photograph, Tom countered, Think about the razzing I took about you.
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In a minute, when they found out he wasn't any good, they'd start razzing him.
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McCarthy was well aware of the razzing Michael had taken his first years on the force.
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She was only sore that he'd obviously used it to razz her.
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Tracy was surprised the older woman hadn't taken this chance to razz her.
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Well, the Red Swede got the grand razz handed to him, all right.
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But in sessions of the caucus he and Trotter continued to razz Obama.
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For several days after the slasher's arrest the other detectives gave me the razz.
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We would have been right there with you, giving a Bronx cheer.
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What we call the Bronx cheer is known in Europe as the Bavarian salute.
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The three beer girls raised a raucous Bronx cheer.
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Both choices spooked investors, and the result was a market that gave both possible combinations the Bronx cheer.
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Wall Street investors, meanwhile, gave Google a rousing Bronx cheer Thursday, after the company slightly missed earnings expectations.
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Something in the soft hiss of the words made the Ranger turn.
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The manager was heard to hiss from the shelter of the wings:
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A great hiss momentarily drowned out the thunder of the horses' hooves.
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The sound track picked up the crash and hiss of the breakers.
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Snarg let him know it was a bad idea with a hiss.
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The noise had always been there, a background hiss-patter-splash of falling water.
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The groans of the sufferers mingled with the hiss of escaping ketchup.
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Shaking involuntarily, Buttons moved quickly ahead, ignoring the warning hiss of Cross-eye.
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He could hear the hiss of compressed air from somewhere behind him.
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Only it wasn't power that would hiss up out of the steam.
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The screeches become words that hiss and whistle and puff and roar.
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Shannon could hear the deconstructing literature crackle and hiss behind the subtext.
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Nor did he hear the hiss that bubbled up from the depths.
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Her answer came, swift and fierce as the hiss of a snake:
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He heard a yell, and then a sound like a long hiss.
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Maeve let out a sudden hiss of anger, the sound eerily loud.
