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and I just drew back on two populations of pronghorn found in North America that are listed under

the Endangered Species Act. There's some genetically distinct population here. Is there space to

increase range lands and cattle production while still maintaining our level of food output and agriculture.

I don't know in an ultimate sense, but I do know in a proximal sense.

I mean...

...you know.

...aum... Good to hear me.

I'm a girl, sweetie. That's a big bird. That's a big bird.

That's a big bird.

Wow.

Hey, everyone.

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