Some are first time protesters, some experience hunt saboteurs, but all have signed up to spend their nights on the cull front line, protecting badgers and disrupting the marksmen.
In lieu of a manly shoulder, Alice spills her problems to a poster of Mr. Allen, whose disembodied voice responds with lines culled from a selection of his movies.
That's according to 200 female students who were asked to rate 40 lines culled from the internet, films and television.
The word cento is also Italian for "one hundred," and some mosaic poems consist of exactly 100 lines culled by one poet from the work of another to pay tribute to him or her.
The culling of the line was probably a bit overdue, really.
Half of the dialogue was simply lines culled from the other films.
The following is a list of the 17 most sidesplitting lines culled from Idle's speech at Whitman, which was fittingly titled "There's No Time Like the Pleasant".
To that end, Unilever is culling its myriad product lines, Mr. Strauss said, to 400 brands from 1,600, with "my best guess, an eventual focus on 200".
Globally, pelican populations are adversely affected by four main factors: declining supplies of fish through overfishing or water pollution, destruction of habitat, direct effects of human activity such as disturbance at nesting colonies, hunting and culling, entanglement in fishing lines and hooks, and lastly the presence of pollutants such as DDT and endrin.
Marber has culled Heller's best lines and added some irresistible sallies of his own.
