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Several people were injured when protesters hurled petrol bombs and rocks and police responded with bird shot and tear gas, the witness said.
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The bird shot ended up injuring three people.
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One source told the BBC that police also fired bird-shot and claimed that several people had been wounded.
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Riot police fired back with bird-shot and tear gas, the agency reported.
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Al-Wefaq, Bahrain's main Shiite opposition party, said the teen was killed when he was hit by bird pellets shot by Bahraini security forces.
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There is no ban on meetings taking place, and foxes can be killed by a bird of prey or shot - but only if no more than two dogs are involved.
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Borel also won on a sloppy track in 2009 when 50-1 shot Mine That Bird splashed home first.
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Taxi driver Derrick Bird is believed to have shot his twin brother first.
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Mr Purdham was the ninth person to be shot dead by Bird, 52, who killed 12 and wounded 11 before killing himself.
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At 1335 BST, just over three hours after the first 999 call, Bird was discovered dead, shot through the forehead with his rifle.
BBC: Derrick Bird asked 'nice day?' before shooting tourist
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Derrick Bird is reported to have shot Mrs Jackson in the street, then her husband - who used to work for the ambulance service - when he came looking for her.
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After marvelling at the grace of, say, a white pelican gliding after a school of fish, he would take aim with his hunting rifle, using fine shot so that the bird was not blown to pieces in the process.
ECONOMIST: John James Audubon
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Last year's flu-shot shortage was scary enough, but now scientists see the specter of a bona fide pandemic if the bird-flu strain known has H5N1 were to mutate into an infection that could spread to people.
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