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Down there^ are tall giraffes with their spotted bodies, extremely long necks and small heads.|Over there are Grevvy's zebras, known for their^ beautiful thin stripes and large ears.|Their job is to prepare the station for the first people who will live there^.|Nor was there general improvement in their^ whole bodies.|Most drove there in their^ automobiles.|Most drove there^ in their automobiles.|Casa Alianza says there^ are an estimated one-hundred-million poor children living on their own around the world.|From there^, the documents made their way to the American Embassy in Rome and finally back to Washington.|It says there^ are twenty-five million so-called street children in Asia and ten-million in Africa.|The group says there^ are smaller numbers of street children in Europe and North America.|But he never had the chance to live there^.|They lived there^ for only four months before President Adams' term ended.|National Park Service workers there^ will give you a free ticket for the White House tour during the summer.|Foreign visitors and the president's guests sleep there^.|Important documents have been signed there^.|there^ have been many reports in the American media about a product called StarLink corn.|In September, there^ were reports that StarLink was found in food for humans.|They note that there^ are millions of species yet to be discovered.|And they say there^ is evidence of species loss because of dams and other changes to rivers.|there^ are warning signs of carbon monoxide.|And it may learn if life has ever existed there^.|It says as much as seventy percent of the habitat there^ could be lost.|there^ are other issues in Florida.|there^ were not many jobs for blacks in the south.|there^ were several other interesting and unusual elections.|She had to overcome voter opposition to the fact that she had not lived there^ before.|there^ are now twenty-nine Republican governors, Nineteen Democrats and two Independents.|there^ are now five female governors, more than ever before.|Voters there^ approved new requirements for buyers at gun shows.|there^ are now eight states with such laws.|Voters there^ declared English to be the official language of the state.|More than thirty-eight thousand deer have been tested there^ over the past five years.|He says indoor air pollution is common in developing countries because people there^ use open stoves.|Many people do not link their^ health problems to bacteria from food.|Mr. Jones and his team were excited about their^ findings because of the age of longisquama.|However, some people continue to kill tigers for their^ skins, bones and other body parts.|However, a new study suggests that adults can not remember events from their^ childhood.|The men remembered how much money their^ fathers earned.|They have purposely starved themselves so they weigh at least fifteen percent less than their^ normal weight.|their^ attempts to become extremely thin may represent efforts to take control of their lives.|For example, they may repeatedly wash their hands although their^ hands are clean.|Protestant groups increasingly are training women for work as their^ leaders.|It is unlikely that these women will lose their^ current jobs.|They learn about the writings, traditions, and ceremonies of their^ religion.|Thousands of other women serve their^ religious organizations in a less public way.|Agriculture Department officials say their^ plan is designed to protect American farm animals.|They say their^ animals show no sign of disease.|Patients with the disease slowly lose their memory and their^ ability to think.|He said the study shows most people are not likely to develop cancer because of their^ genes.|The Roman Emperor Vespasian is said to have executed Druid and other local leaders by cutting off their^ heads.|They think their^ worship is similar to that of the ancient Druids.|They advised and led their^ people.|It urged children to become involved in sports at levels that meet their^ abilities and interests.|These organs could be placed in humans suffering from failure of their^ hearts, kidneys or other organs.|Palestinian and Israeli negotiators plan to re-start their^ peace talks on Sunday.|He noted that for the first time they discussed all of their^ most extreme differences.|They will officially nominate their^ candidates for the presidential election in November.|Sharing and cooperation are two of the first things that parents teach their^ children.|The researchers say their^ study could help understand the way humans act.|The people were asked detailed questions about past use of pesticides and other chemicals in their^ homes or outdoor gardens.|People who used pesticides in their^ outdoor gardens were not found to be at greater risk for Parkinson's.|But she says it is too early to suggest that people change their^ use of pesticides.|And they say all that trade will help the Chinese people to become more open to influences outside their^ country.|They say American workers will lose their^ jobs.|Several of the companies are promising to sell their^ drugs for only a little more than the cost of manufacturing them.|Older people found it a good place to live after they retired from their^ jobs in cold northern cities.|He has followed their^ directions.|He was responsible for taking the first settlers to Greenland from their^ colony in Iceland.|Leif and his crew left their^ boat to explore the land.|These problems may appear and then disappear, sometimes resulting in long periods when there^ are no problems at all.|Studies support the theory that there^ are several causes of multiple sclerosis, instead of a single gene problem or one environmental cause.|An MRI can show if there^ are scars from MS along a patient's nerves.|there^ are five main kinds of multiple sclerosis.|there^ is no cure for multiple sclerosis.|However, there^ are new treatments for MS that ease the symptoms of the disease.|there^ are stronger laws and better technologies.|