Danneels and several others called the meeting useful for getting to know each other, but he said there was no " head hunting " for a new pope.
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The colonial interests in Assam, such as tea estates and other trading posts suffered from raids from tribes who were known for their bravery and " head hunting " practices.
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In the local memory, it enjoys some honour as one of the few Ao villages that has never been defeated; even today Chungtias recall their head hunting days with pride.
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Let's see, of all the ads for on-line job placement and head hunting, the only one to stick out was HotJobs . com and its giant, cocky hand.
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By January 1915, all Aboriginals in northern Taiwan were forced to hand over their guns to the Japanese, however head hunting and assaults on police stations by Aboriginals still continued after that year.
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Every Bontoc male had to undergo a rites of passage into manhood, which may include head hunting, where the male has to journey ( Sometimes with companions ) and hunt for a human head.
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Baylor's not for head hunting, but for respect . " If you are pitcher you have to be able to pitch inside, these guys are hitting home runs at a record pace.
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Archaeological evidence does, however, shows an interesting increase in head hunting, between early and late Nasca times, right around when Cahuachi was finally abandoned, and when a more militaristic lifestyle became prevalent in late Nasca art.
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A series of rule changes in recent years, banning head hunting, defining late hits and liberalizing the grounding-the-ball rule, have failed to make the world of faster, stronger pass-rushers safe for quarterbacks.
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Some, like Slan Quince, go head hunting full-time; some others, like Methos, only fight when they are challenged, to defend their head ( which seems to be rather common with extremely old Immortals ).
