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"It's just intensive case-by-case litigation," Stevenson told me.
However; these particular egg production facilities -- I hesitate to call them 'farms' -- were not just intensive caged units with all the risks that entails.
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In the whole country, there were just 20 intensive care places available.
He had just finished intensive agility and conditioning drills with teammates, including his twin, Devard, at the football complex.
By the time Mr. Zhao again ended up in a hospital, he was in a coma; just his intensive care bed, at St . Marys and then at St. John's, cost Medicand $5,400 a day.
You know, it's like having a guy just leaving intensive care unit, ICU.
Just hardcore intensive body workouts and meat.
If you could (legally) walk among the tens of thousands of birds that are cooped up in just one intensive poultry house, you'd see that most birds cannot walk more than a few steps without having to slump down in exhaustion.
Inonge Sitali, 14, a ninth-grade student, is one of 17 Zambian young people here who have just undergone intensive training in radio techniques.
Businesses are forced to buy generators, paying 50 cents or more per kilowatt-hour, which is many times the cost of grid power.In this section The leapfrog continent Uncowed Still slaving away Growing up The too fertile crescent A whiff from hell ReprintsIt is not just energy-intensive industries that are stunted.
"But I will practice a little bit more intensive just before the world championship".
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