• Native to South Africa, ostriches long roamed a vast semidesert plain called the Karoo.

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  • Mr. KUZNITSOF: (Through translator) Everyone in the West has dug his head into the sand like ostriches.

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  • Somebody said that he seemed the love child of storks, others thought ostriches.

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  • "Liability in court is likely to be the next lever that will push those ostriches into a more proactive stance, " he said.

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  • If these ostriches were to actually look at the numbers, they would realize that it is their investments which are made of sand.

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  • The Dundr family, which regained ownership of the Three Ostriches after communism went, is thinking of leasing it to a foreign management company.

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  • Ostriches range from 6 feet to 9 feet tall, and when you sit on a bird's back you're about 4 feet off the ground.

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  • John Hutchinson , a researcher at the University of London's Royal Veterinary College, has used this paradigm to reckon the top speeds of ostriches and elephants.

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  • The former Coca-Cola executive began campaigning three years ago, while also acting as governor of Guanajuato state and running a ranch of cattle, ostriches and chickens.

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  • The Ornithomimids - from the Latin for "bird mimics" - superficially resembled modern-day ostriches, with a toothless beak, large eyes and long legs, but they also had a long, thick tail.

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  • At the southernmost point of the Cape Peninsula, the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve is home to Chacma baboons, ponderous, large antelopes called elands, ostriches, rare tortoises, bonteboks and zebras.

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  • And when he ran the profile he had assembled through a database of known collagens, he found it was most similar to the versions found in chickens and ostriches substantiating Dr Schweitzer's antibody-based hunch.

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  • Created as the first steppe reserve in the Ukraine in 1888, it comprises a dendrological park of the 19th century and a zoological park with a breeding centre for Przewalski horse, ostriches, aboriginal ungulates and birds.

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  • Gone are the zebras, kangaroos and ostriches.

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  • It was comparing apples to ostriches.

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  • His wife Clara, 46, a lawyer who has worked part-time while raising the couple's two children, is ready to increase her billable hours to boost the family income as she and Don begin the final push toward their goal: leaving the workaday world, still youthfully vigorous, to own and operate a bed-and-breakfast in the Berkshires, as well as a 1.7-acre spread for raising ostriches.

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