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In a novel in the Blood Ties series by Tanya Huff, (the second one, I can't remember the name or find the darn book), the heroine is investigating the shooting deaths of two werewolves from a werewolf sheep-farming family.
Vanish by Tom Pawlik: a Hellfire Comparison nissa_amas_katoj 2009
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Having lost a lot of money sheep-farming, I decided to throw in the towel and learn Chinese.
A Conversation with Chris Stewart, author of Driving Over Lemons 2010
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Wolf Creek was the brainchild of Salt Lake City developer Douglas Anderson, who bought the sheep-farming land for $60 million from 16 owners.
Where the CEOs Roam Nancy Keates 2010
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Wolf Creek was the brainchild of Salt Lake City developer Douglas Anderson, who bought the sheep-farming land for $60 million from 16 owners.
Where the CEOs Roam Nancy Keates 2010
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It frequently mentions, in the sheep-farming portion of her life, fell farming, the fells, high fells, and so on.
Word Court 2008
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Wolf Creek was the brainchild of Salt Lake City developer Douglas Anderson, who bought the sheep-farming land for $60 million from 16 owners.
Where the CEOs Roam Nancy Keates 2010
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It frequently mentions, in the sheep-farming portion of her life, fell farming, the fells, high fells, and so on.
Word Court 2008
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Dutch immigrants started sheep-farming, which was to contribute so much to England's early greatness.
Archive 2007-09-23 2007
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Dutch immigrants started sheep-farming, which was to contribute so much to England's early greatness.
Flemish Musings 2007
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The country was hilly, and more suited for sheep-farming than for corn.
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