cockfighting in A Sentence

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    In a few days, there will be a Cockfighting.

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    You think Captain's setting us up so someone can steal our Cockfighting money?

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    (Incidentally, contrary to what you might think, chickens were first domesticated for Cockfighting, not food.).

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    Surprisingly, however, Cockfighting was not illegal in all 50 states until 2007, when Louisiana finally banned it.

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    Where do you… You think Captain's setting us up so someone can steal our Cockfighting money?

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    Prosecutors say Irina Walker, 60, and her husband ran 10 Cockfighting events in Oregon in 2012 and 2013.

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    It is generally accepted that Cockfighting began in Southeast Asia with a particularly bloodthirsty jungle ancestor of today's chicken, Gallus gallus.

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    As the Romans expanded their empire, ultimately spanning three continents and controlling 25% of the world's population, they brought their culture, which included Cockfighting.

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    At the second stage, when Cockfighting arose and spread, active breeding occurred in order to foster the most desirable traits- primarily those that improved fighting skills.

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    Harnessing these qualities by the simple expedient of sticking two males together in a small, enclosed space, people first domesticated chickens so they could enjoy the spectacle of Cockfighting.

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    Europeans embraced the sport in the Dark Ages, and zeal for Cockfighting was not abated by either the intellectual re-birth of the Renaissance, or the newly found humanism of the Enlightenment.

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    Cockfighting continued as a legal sport through the Civil War(1861-1865), and it is rumored that our 16th President, Abraham Lincoln, earned his moniker“Honest Abe” because of his reputation for fairness in refereeing cockfights.

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    What We Said: In our earliest, just-the-facts listings for Cockfighting in Puerto Rico(1961) and bullfighting in Mexico(1960), you will look in vain for signs of concern for the animals killed as part of these entertainments.

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