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ENGLAND: Police held sheep identity parades for farmers from three counties whose ewes had gone missing, a court has heard.
A total of 14 farmers from both sides of the Pennines, in North Yorkshire, Cumbria and County Durham, identified 116 sheep as belonging to them, a jury was told.
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