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Most hard ticks live in fields and woods, but a few, such as the brown dog tick (Rhipicephalus sanguineus), are household pests.
Scientists also noted that the companies have been previously been critical of the research methods they themselves used in the new studies, in which bees live in fields but are fed sucrose dosed with neonicotinoids.
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They live in Field of Dreams, new houses that Mr. Moore characterized as "the only truly integrated community in eastern North Carolina," a fact he attributed to the equalizing pride of home ownership.
I spent the next few years living in fields.
Hundreds of people are now living in fields with no electricity and proper food and water.
Human beings live in their historical and cultural contexts as much as passenger pigeons lived in fields, trees, and sky; it is important to remember, for example, that rural people hunted for food in the days before factory farming and supermarkets.
Some species reportedly live in cultivated fields and on the fairways of golf courses.
"There are still thousands of people who have left their homes and live in the fields".
But sheep tend to be their booty of choice because the animals usually live in remote fields far from the farmhouse.
While the paper for the cards is made at Sreepur, the items are decorated by women who mostly live in the fields surrounding the project.
Also, I understand you live in London Fields in England.
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