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Slim had more than 30 albums to his credit since releasing his debut, Born On a Bad Sign, in 1977.
Boosting genetic diversity means more and more breeding with mates drawn from other countries, with parents selected to ensure that potential pups will be born without genetic faults, like bad hips or eyes.
Born into a good family at a bad time, the Gracchis tried to reform the Roman economy in 123, which they must have thought was in as bad shape as the U.S. in 2011.
The four-year-old league needed "rudos", or bad guys, and organisers wanted American-born, English-speaking wrestlers who could appeal to the broader US audience.
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Quebecois chef Martin Picard, who was born just outside of Montreal, has earned a reputation for bad-boy interpretations of classic Canadian dishes such as poutine (which he tops with foie gras) and a shepherd's pie made with venison.
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Absolutely it is, I think, really too bad that we have 46 percent who are being born out of wedlock, but contrary to what she has said in her writings, Hispanics have a marriage rate that is equal to that of whites - 77 percent of Hispanic women will marry by the age of 30, compared to 81 percent of whites.
The series remained on the air despite bad ratings, and a new form of protest was born.
Being born early can sometimes be the result of insufficient prenatal care, or just bad luck.
I'm not Catalan, I wasn't born in Madrid, I wasn't raised by either club and I didn't leave anyone on bad terms.
The bad news is that the girls who will give birth to the coming, larger generations have already been born.
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