The word 'cud' is not a correct or usable word in written English.
The word 'could' is the past form of 'can' and should be used instead. Example sentence: After he gave it his best try, he knew he couldn't do it and had to admit defeat. He could only sigh and say, "I guess I cudn't do it after all."
Peasants are therefore reluctant to upset anyone in a position of power for fear of being evicted, and some 85% of Ethiopians are peasants.One of two newly formed opposition groups, the Coalition for Unity and Democracy (CUD), offered a liberal alternative: campaigning, among other things, for land to be privatised.
Foreign surgeons were recently allowed to help operate on an elderly CUD leader, Hailu Shawel, whose eyesight was threatened by an infection.
Those facing the firing squad include Hailu Shawel, the elderly head of the Coalition for Unity and Democracy (CUD), the main opposition party, and Berhanu Nega, the elected mayor of the capital, Addis Ababa.Surely not, say queasy diplomats, aid types and even many in the Ethiopian government.
The main opposition party in 2005, the Coalition for Unity and Democracy (CUD), was largely Amharic; they resent the ascendancy of the Tigrayans.
Among them are the leaders of the Coalition for Unity and Democracy (CUD), an umbrella organisation of several parties, mainly representing one of the largest ethnic groups, the Amhara.
Leaders of the Coalition for Unity and Democracy (CUD), the opposition party behind the protests, as well as some journalists, are to be tried for treason.This week, the CUD called a general strike to protest once more against the May elections, won by Mr Zenawi, which the European Union has described as "flawed", and against the shootings.
It infects all cud-chewing animals, but many of them show no symptoms.
All of the cud-chewing and eventual flatulence from the original owners of our Gouda and Gucci isn't doing the planet any favors...digestive gases produced by cows, particularly methane, contribute significantly to climate change.
Rooted to the fundament though they may be, they're not just vegetative victims content to idly watch their hard-won greenery masticated into oblivion and ejected from the back end of some lazy cud-chewer.
Ruminant (cud-chewing) animals such as cattle, sheep, and goats convert large quantities of pasture forage, harvested roughage, or by-product feeds, as well as nonprotein nitrogen such as urea, into meat, milk, and wool.
The name buffalo is applied to several different cud-chewing (ruminant) mammals of the ox family (Bovidae).
