With only 6% of the representation, those born in the year of the ox finished last.
To begin with, the Chinese calendar does not traditionally number years continuously, but instead employs the cycle of 12 animals, (Year of the Rat, Year of the Ox, and so on).
Further down we have mythical beasts with the trunk of an elephant, the head of an ox, and the feet of a sheep.
The body of the baby, thought to be newborn, was found by walkers in the Ox Hey Lane area of Lostock, Bolton, on Thursday.
Bring open eyes and an open mind, for if you cherish the ox of any aesthetic of ideological bias, de Kooning will gore it.
Shoppers will find more than a dozen stores inside the hotel, including Baccarat crystal and Qiviuk , a shop that sells ultra-soft garments made from the insulating down of the Canadian Arctic musk ox.
If you were born in the year of the Rooster, Dog or Ox (Cow), it is going to be a great year, says the report.
Less successful was the cloning of the gaur, a species of ox found in south Asia, by researchers at Advanced Cell Technology, a biotech company in Worcester, Massachusetts: the clone died of infection days after birth.
The regal Queens Hotel in Leeds was named as the Business Tourism Award winner while the Durham Ox at Crayke, near Easingwold, was named Pub of the Year.
Its body parts are from nine animals, including the horns of a deer, mouth of an ox, nose of a dog, trunk of a snake, and claws of an eagle.
By the 17th century, the walls of the court were painted with a noisome cocktail of ox-blood, ox-gall, lamp black and a bucket of urine: soon afterwards, tennis became unfashionable and all but disappeared to be revived as a modified, open-air sport, in the wake of the invention of the lawn-mower, by Major Wingfield in the 1870s.
It was still the kind of place where a stray dog might deposit a human hand under the breakfast table, where an ox could burst into the dining room.
Then there's that mysterious trucker who shows up at the campsite and looks straight out of "Deliverance, " that strange smell that could fell an ox, and their car, unaccountably on the fritz.
In 2001, a gaur nicknamed Noah, a Southeast Asian threatened ox, was successfully created in the womb of Bessie, a cow, by scientists using a nuclear transfer process at Advanced Cell Technology in Massachusetts.
Ox-drawn ploughs still power farming in much of the country, meaning agricultural output of rice, beans and other staples could grow immensely through mechanization.
The plot is incomprehensible gibberish about a crystal skull, the lost Amazonian city of Akator, and a brain-fried archeologist named Ox (John Hurt, who is anything but an ox).
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The medicine is called She Xiang Bao Xin, a mixture of musk, synthetic ox gallstones, an enemy-repelling toad secretion and four herbs.
The company's scientists have taken nuclei from an endangered wild ox called a guar and implanted them into the eggs, and uteruses, of domestic cows.
Sometimes the walkers found themselves caught up in long lines of refugees, footsore like them, trudging alongside ox-carts and bicycles piled high with mattresses and pans and live chickens.
In the wood-carving classroom, the heads of a tiger, leopard, boar, owl, snake, deer, dog, ox, rabbit, dragon and a mythical bird called a garuda all snarl down at onlookers.
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