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The Pistons have a surplus of problems, but I'm not convinced that defending a ball-hog is among the top-5.— WordPress.com News
The authors suggest getting a "dressed" hog, meaning that the whole hog isn't entirely whole, but has had some parts removed - like the feet, tail, innards - and the bristles scraped off.
They eat of the flesh of the hog which is forbidden by our gods and they drink of the Fallingdownwater which is taboo also.— Latest Articles
At eight months old, the hog is already 250 pounds of pork (the average lifespan of a commercially-raised pig is considerably less, often slaughtered at 4 months).— Not Eating Out in New York
The ensign shouldered the hog--fortunately for him, not a very heavy one--the men having cut up the seal, divided the pieces between them, and the captain carried the birds; and thus heavily laden they reached the village soon after nightfall.— The Voyages of the Ranger and Crusader And what befell their Passengers and Crews.

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