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According to the U.N.'s Food and Agriculture Organization, the meat industry generates more worldwide greenhouse-gas emissions than the transportation industry because of the nitrous oxide in manure and the methane that results from bovine digestion.
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She showed a bovine apathy.bovine = stupid and slow-moving like an ox or cow
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It widened and seemed to pause, suggesting tranquil bovine picnics: slow chewing and thoughtful contemplation of the infinite. (source)bovine = cow
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Her voice soared over the clink of coffee cups and the soft bovine sounds of the ladies munching their dainties. (source)bovine = cow-like
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Wobble-bummed bovine.† (source)
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And Cersei thought Lady Tanda tedious and hysterical, and Lollys a bovine lackwit.† (source)
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This was not dangerous, for he rarely actually struck us at the table, but it was designed to show us all up as dull-witted, bovine females.† (source)
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She looked around bovinely.† (source)
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And here they were, hunting aimless bovines, thought Lou.† (source)
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Sometimes we only watched them from a distance, all too familiar with their wagging, bovine heads, their haggard shoulders, their rotted, ragged clothing.† (source)
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The girl looked at him bovinely.† (source)
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I helped them in this by willfully taking on a muted bovine expression so as to avoid any undue attention.† (source)
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She hated her face, her dull, stupid, bovine face, the vapid eyes, the red, shiny pimples, the nests of blackheads.† (source)
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Hearthstone Unleashes His Inner Bovine† (source)
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His bovine eyes gave me a look that said, You will never be one of us.† (source)
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As a result, cattle are much bigger today; fewer cattle are sold; and most American beef cannot be exported to the European Union, where the use of bovine growth hormones has been banned.† (source)
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