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1. EDITOR'S NOTE _ National Writer Paul Shepard in Washington contributed to this story.
2. EDITOR'S NOTE-- Paul Shepard covers minority affairs for The Associated Press in Washington.
3. The topic is explored in detail Paul Shepard's book " Nature and Madness ".
4. An unprecedented interdisciplinary effort, this program produced several notable students, among them Paul Shepard and Estella Leopold, daughter of Aldo Leopold.
5. Caudwell Racing retained Ivan Brigada when they eventually joined the series at the fourth race in Qatar, with South African Paul Shepard making his debut alongside the Italian.
6. It's difficult to find paul shepard in a sentence. 用paul shepard造句挺難的
7. Her most recent movie is called " The Untitled Work of Paul Shepard ", a Canadian independent film, produced by Anthony Grani, which will appear at film festivals in the autumn of 2010.
8. Also contributing to this report were AP writers Allen G . Breed, Sharon L . Crenson, Jeff Donn, David Foster, Rex W . Huppke, Johanna Kiamzon, Martha Mendoza, Paul Shepard and Robert Tanner.
9. His first feature film as a writer / director, the 2010 comedy " The Untitled Work of Paul Shepard ", premiered at Cinefest Sudbury and was nominated for Best Director at the 2011 Canadian Comedy Awards.
10. "Watching them explore their environments, we recognize a consciousness somewhat like our own, " wrote Paul Shepard and Barry Sanders in " The Sacred Paw : The bear in nature, myth and literature ."
11. She received a 2014 Canadian Comedy Awards nomination for " Multimedia / Best Female Performance in a Feature " for " Sex After Kids "; and a 2011 ACTRA Awards nomination for " Outstanding Performance-Female " for " The Untitled Work of Paul Shepard ".
12. Scholarship has increasingly tended away from Gerald L . Young's idea of a " unified theory " of human ecological knowledge that human ecology may emerge as its own discipline and more toward the pluralism best espoused by Paul Shepard : that human ecology is healthiest when " running out in all directions . ".
13. EDITOR'S NOTE _ Contributing to this story were AP writers Pauline Arrillaga in Phoenix; Allen G . Breed in Raleigh, North Carolina; David Foster in Olympia, Washington; Brett Martel in New Orleans; Paul Shepard in Washington, D . C .; Janis Magin in Honolulu; Hillel Italie in New York; and Douglas Kiker aboard the USNS Comfort.
14. The ecological critic Paul Shepard noted that land can be reduced in self-validating ways as well, as when Isaiah commands Israel to  tear down the [ pagan ] altars, break their images, cut down their groves- so that it " becomes " true, as it may not have been initially, that only the other world, beyond nature, is truly sacred.
15. Scholars such as Karl Polanyi and Marshall Sahlins characterized primitive societies as gift economies with " goods valued for their utility or beauty rather than cost; commodities exchanged more on the basis of need than of exchange value; distribution to the society at large without regard to labor that members have invested; labor performed without the idea of a wage in return or individual benefit, indeed largely without the notion of'work'at all . " Other scholars such as Paul Shepard, influenced by anthropologist Claude L関i-Strauss, have written of the " evolutionary principle ", which states that when a species is removed from its natural habitat, its behaviors will become pathological.