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Among those for whom epidemiologic data were available, 1,327 (84.3%) were cullers and 176 (11.2%) were farm workers or their household members (Table 1).

The Career Center has drawn more resume postings than all but one other plastics job board, and every job posted has attracted applications, according to SPI marketing manager Aaron Cullers. He says the myPlasticsIndustry.com database lists 80,000 plastics professionals, including employees of SPI member companies and all NPE (SPI-sponsored trade show) attendees and exhibitors.

One section of the Web site showcases knowledge from Kip Cullers, Purdy, MO, the 2006 world record holder for soybean production.

Again for unknown reasons, very few cases have been detected in presumed high-risk groups, such as commercial poultry workers, workers at live poultry markets, cullers, veterinarians, and health staff caring for patients without adequate protective equipment.'

MEMO to Canadian seal cullers. If you must go around clubbing creatures loved by millions of soppy girls for their saucer eyes and strange voices,any chance you could swing by your countrywoman Celine Dion's place and work on a Greatest Hits compilation?

Vince Cullers, 79, who founded the nation's first black-owned agency, Vince Cullers Advertising, died in October following a lengthy illness.

Part Two lays out the various aspects of the mint's external relations: who made policy, the nature of the market for bullion, the ranges of circulation for each major coin type, and the "cullers, clippers and counterfeiters" who sought to hoard, shave or copy the mint's products.