As lions are ambush hunters, they use this natural cover when stalking to creep as close as possible before making a final charge to catch their prey.
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The terrain consisted of sand dunes, dotted with thorny scrub and Palmyra palms, an area that did not provide any natural cover against aerial, naval and artillery bombardment.
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"He's a natural cover for us, an Esquire guy in terms of his age, his ambitions and his success with women, " said David Hirshey, deputy editor of Esquire.
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However, a popular playing field in Southern California called SC Village featured a field bereft of trees or natural cover and just contained roofless plywood buildings in the late'80s.
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Wharfield wrote that " " the fighting developed into an old kind of Indian engagement with both sides using all the natural cover of boulders and brush to full advantage.
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Due to increased peat harvesting during the 19th and 20th centuries, the as yet unexcavated portions are now close to the surface and no longer protected by this natural cover.
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The eastern wing of the works was in a mostly open field and afforded little natural cover to the attackers, while the defenders were protected from gunfire behind their works.
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On five nights last week, Palestinian gunmen _ using Beit Jalla's steep, twisting streets as natural cover _ took aim at the buildings along Haanafa and other streets on Gilo's periphery.
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A Sa'iqa company cut off the only route to the fort for reinforcements, while a battalion attacked from Port Fouad, advancing along a narrow strip of land bereft of natural cover.
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The natural cover of India varies with altitude; these evergreen forests are bounded with high alpine meadows nearer to the snowline and temperate forests of short stout trees at lower elevations.
