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Elliott, however, probably knows exactly how far it can push its prey.
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Doubtless: there is nothing uncommon in it; it is her natural prey.
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And many scams prey on people who want to help disaster victims.
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The federal law protecting birds of prey went into effect in 1972.
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Frightening prey so that a large number flee into a greater destruction.
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The raven, whose name meant trust; the goshawk, whose name meant dream.
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The raven had come from a long way away, Meeda knew that.
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The raven flew back home to get the help of the rat.
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The raven was looking at him in an interested manner, but Mr.
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And in a moment the black raven was perched on his shoulder.
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We may not answer; your question concerns events that predate the Accord.
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Others have concerns about US policy which long predate the 45th President.
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A group that may predate Christianity, possibly going back to Egyptian times.
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Paganism encompasses several spiritual movements, many of which predate the major religions.
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But subtle maneuverings for territory and economic stakes predate any cooperative framework.
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Some of the billboards writer examines predate the closing of the station.
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While all these predate the Internet, the Web gives them new life.
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The allegations predate the Hollywood film mogul Harvey Weinstein sexual harassment scandal.
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As the South Sea and Tulip bubbles demonstrated, speculative manias predate central banks.
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In fact, there are several really good games which predate the deck-building craze.
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Tensions between France and Italy predate the current administrations in Paris and Rome.
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Still others point to a handful of archaeological sites that supposedly predate Clovis.
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The charges against Manafort mostly predate his work on Trump's campaign.
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The charges largely predate his five months on the Trump campaign.
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Okay, like you said, it must predate her time at Shilling.
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Wicca is a neopagan religion whose roots predate Christianity by centuries.
