Year-round residents of the Hamptons, who spend their summers stuck in traffic and who have seen countless potato farms gobbled up by supersized mansions, certainly are not shedding tears for the disfranchised pain of summer people.
Neither Secretary of State John Kerry nor President Barack Obama could tell you the exact route that the pipeline would travel through countless neighborhoods, farms, waterways and scenic areas between Alberta's tar sands and oil refineries on the U.S. Gulf Coast.
From Nagpur, where I was met by a car and driver, I had to travel another five and a half hours, a gentle climb on mostly decent roads into India's central highlands, through countless villages, rice farms and pastures.
Civilian drones have also conducted countless surveys of farms, construction sites, and surveillance around venues with a high security risk.
In all, 41 Falmouth families have formally complained to city leaders—as have countless other wind-farm neighbors in countries including Australia, Canada, and England.
When not tending to the countless demands of the farm, ailing back and all, he is busy inside, sparring in cyberspace with border collie enthusiasts, who have taken umbrage over some of his training methods.
The publication of Animal Liberation in 1975 greatly contributed to the growth of the animal rights movement by calling attention to the routine torture and abuse of countless animals in factory farms and in scientific research; at the same time, it generated significant new interest among ethical philosophers in the moral status of nonhuman animals.
Not to say its bureaucracy:"Send us details of cow X". It died years ago, we sent you its passport". Still alive in our records".Mr Webb e-mailed them a picture of a cow being carried off by a UFO.With these and the countless other tasks of farm life, his working day begins before 5am and can last till 8pm, plus extra hours on Saturdays and on Sundays.
There are countless benefits to having farms nested in natural landscapes.
RECONSTRUCTION Devastation is vast: twenty million people were displaced and countless bridges, roads, schools and farms were swept away.
