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Annual surveys have begun to record steady increases in eider ducks, guillemots, herring gulls and lesser-backed gulls on and around the island, year on year.

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The lead sentence in the Los Angeles Times story was, “Playing in conditions more suitable for sea gulls and ducks.”

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The special educational needs and disabilities system for children in England faces "total collapse" and the government must not "keep ducking" reforms, council leaders have warned.

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Over the years, he shared cooking recipes for alligator, iguana, frog legs, smoked duck and a variety of other dishes.

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Crucially, the assistant also said "he's ducked under the ball. He's very, very close to him."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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