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Similarly, Megersa et al. (2014) have argued about a progressive shift from centuries old socio-cultural cattle pastoralism to multispecies herding with a focus on more drought-tolerant livestock type.

PARIS — From century-old black-and-white prints to manipulated digital color images, photographs have taken over Grand Palais.

Here is another fascinating BFI compilation from century-old silent movies, this one based on suffragettes and women's rights.

At Quinn's, on Second Avenue at Sixth Street, the back wall and tables are made from century-old wood salvaged from the Puck Building in SoHo.

Some of those are already in use by the Army, but others are new and still others are drawn from century-old routines.

To return to normal: The Long Island Rail Road, which was disrupted last week after a small cable fire sparked from century-old switches.

Welcome to Golden — Where the West Lives," up the block from century-old bars like the Ace Hi Tavern and the Buffalo Rose Saloon.

Many titles disappeared, from century-old grande dames like House & Garden to scrappy upstarts like Domino, which closed just shy of its fourth birthday, and copycat upstarts like Martha Stewart's Blueprint.

Only about a block from Sonoma Plaza and across from Vella Cheese on Second Street East is The Patch, a 140-year-old, six-acre farm yielding Mission figs from century-old trees and Goldie heirloom tomatoes, as seen on farm-to-table menus at Barndiva in Healdsburg.

www.metmuseum.org October AFRICAN ART, AFRICAN VOICES: LONG STEPS NEVER BROKE A BACK -- From century-old carved masks and ritual sculptures to a late-20th-century coffin in the shape of a Mercedes-Benz, the 150 works in this exhibition express a vitality and intensity characteristic of art from sub-Saharan Africa.

There is a huge economic transfer underway, from century-old, inflexible incumbents, to new upstarts led by entrepreneurs who don't care what label you apply to them.