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ROOM SERVICE A grim reckoning is to be expected when raiding a hotel minibar, but $12 for a four-ounce can of cashews seemed especially steep.
This seems paradoxical from the standpoint of the sharer, as adult males often appear nervous when raiding crops, it might be expected that they would be unlikely to share these costly foods.
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Number of cattle rustled is expected to capture how cattle raid has depleted the herd-size.
They had been expecting a raid by the police.
When all the plans had been pulled together and the timing worked out, the raid was expected to last no longer than two hours.
At the time, the first raid on Japan was tentatively scheduled for 23 June, when sufficient supplies were expected to be available in China to support 100 B-29 sorties.
More raids are expected this week.
More raids are expected as part of a continuing campaign focusing on online soccer forums.
Tells about a visit to the town of Manzanillo, where a Castro raid was expected.
