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Estimating Northern Fur Seal Pup Production: A case study of batch mark abundance estimation

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By Devin Johnson, Jason D. Baker, Rod G Towell
| biorxiv.org
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Salvation Army Uses New Vehicle Donation to Help Homeless and Disaster Victims

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By Jason D. Baker
| 3BL Media
By Jason Baker May 1, 2019 She calls herself Mama Rose. She had traveled to Colorado Springs for her brother’s funeral when she had an auto accident and didn’t have the extra cash for the repairs. Now she’s homeless, in a wheelchair, and first in line to thank volunteers from FedEx and Salvation Army for taking the time to serve a warm meal from the Salvation Army’s new Canteen vehicle.
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Why is it "dwarves" and not "dwarfs"?

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By Jason D. Baker
| scifi.stackexchange.com
Throughout the Legendarium, Tolkien uses "dwarves" as the plural for "dwarf". However, as this extremely smoothed Google Ngram search shows, "dwarfs" has always been the more popular choice: Etymology Online confirms that "dwarfs" was dramatically more popular pre-Tolkien: So, why did Tolkien decide to use the non-standard spelling?
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