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Dangers were ever-present: One day Mr. Douglas-Hamilton was trampled by a rhino and on another he inadvertently startled a group of female elephants with calves.

A woman died after being trampled by a herd of cows while walking her dog on Exmoor, an inquest was told.

And since then, opposing offenses have trampled them to the tune of 29.4 points a game.

Even with their top two running backs out, the Chargers can trample a defense that gave up 206 yards rushing last week to little known Rico Dowdle.

Opponents argue repeated domestic deployments shred America’s social fabric and trample protest rights protected by the 1st Amendment.