"This will help farmers keep their head a bit further above water, but it's still not much above water," Irwin added.
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It all starts with that initial jump, either from a springboard 9.8 feet (three meters) above water or a platform 32.8 feet (ten meters) above water.
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Conversely, George H.W. Bush started out 213 points above water in job approval, was still about 221 points above water at this point in his presidency, peaked near the start of his second year at 21992 points above water, and ended up unpopular and booted from office.
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The above-water portion attracts our attention but — despite fevered arguments to the contrary — the below-water costs are largely immune to any reforms that take place above water.
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That is, of course, if the islands remain above water.
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They're quiet, usually with their heads just barely above water.
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Today, only half a square mile of land remains above water.
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I saw a video, it seems like it floats above water.
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I'm so excited to be announcing the Head Above Water Tour.
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Who will sink and who will keep their head above water?
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Hilary Duff is staying above water when it comes to motherhood.
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Ms. Perry described years of barely keeping her head above water.
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But for the time being I'm keeping my head above water.
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The city has been fighting to stay above water for decades.
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While underwater jolts from eels are well-known, above-water shocks aren't.
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The leaves of his rice plants poke about a foot above water.
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When adjusted for inflation we are barely holding our heads above water.
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Baldwin is also buoyed by a favorability rating that is above water.
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It won't be the last time you magically float above water either.
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But even that's no guarantee that an airport can stay above water.
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Now, just 320 acres, or just over 1 percent, remain above water.
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Even his most favorable poll, Rasmussen, has rarely put Trump above water.
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This was the first attempt above water in front of a live audience.
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The problem with the people below is their head is not above water.
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When the recording ended a minute later, the boat was still above water.
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I was always broke, and always struggling to keep my head above water.
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Others are looking beyond their home turf to keep their heads above water.
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The fish has two sets of eyes — one for above water, one below.
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But developing economies have kept their heads above water, and everyone's gotta eat.
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Dr Peng Telecom & Media Group's new 2020s traded above water, bid at 101.25.
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Ajoni gracefully tilted vertically until just her perfectly arched feet pointed above water.
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Today, the foot of the building is at least five feet above water.
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Others struggled to stay afloat and keep their heads above water, the official said.
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For those looking to stay above water, sea plane rides are a great option.
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During the day, only their ears, eyes, and nostrils can be seen above water.
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Now you're struggling to keep your head above water and deliver to your customers.
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Scientists will have to calculate above-water height versus below, along with other factors.
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We're trying to keep our heads above water—just trying to get through it.
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It paints a dark picture of keeping your head above water in modern America.
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If Mr. Trump is above water among independents, an impeachment vote is a risk.
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"We have one nostril above water and nothing to live on," Ms. Hull said.
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He had to heavily arch his back to keep most of his face above water.
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Eric Plummer has been in the thick of local media's struggle to stay above water.
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Because the thought of being 134 metres (439 feet) above water isn't frightening enough already.
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After the woman is above water, she immediately pleads for Phung to get her dog.
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For now we are busy falling deeeeply in love (and keeping our heads above water).
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And yet she is still struggling to keep her head above water in the state.
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Unfortunately, while attempting to save his child, Schultz struggled to also keep himself above water.
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Anote Tong: Barely two meters above sea level on average is the elevation above water.
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If you end up in the water unconscious, they don't keep your head above water.
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It's the sound of struggling to stay above water, when drowning would be way easier.
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The puppy's head was still above water, but the rest of her body was submerged.
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Like with Bennet's supporters, Sanders was narrowly above water, but still preformed worst among Gov.
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"We have got our head above water," said John Kinsey, portfolio manager at Caldwell Securities.
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The first is what an inquisitive whale does when it shoots its head above water.
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In Houston's so-called energy corridor, the Skybox campus stayed above water, Mr. Morris said.
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You tell yourself it's the only way to survive, to keep your head above water.
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It also helped more than half a million borrowers rise above water on their mortgages.
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Fate is a torrent, and all you can do is keep your head above water.
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Tens and tens of millions of Americans today are struggling to keep heads above water economically.
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Nevertheless, Deacon was all smiles as he pulled his head above water and bobbed about, laughing.
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Despite the punishing pressure this exerts on his lungs, he smokes like a chimney above water.
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Yet while startups fight to stay above water, Amazon's resources mean it has no such concerns.
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Her teaching salary peaked at $42,433 a year, but Heath couldn't keep her head above water.
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The cycle begins again and you just feel stuck trying to keep your head above water.
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There's the behemoth you see above water and a whole lot of potential drama down below.
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A farm that's had its farts sanitized is a farm that's helping Florida stay above water.
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Avril Lavigne is keeping her "head above water" with the release of a brand new song.
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The suites will include a "tranquility soaking tub," above-water hammock and a private infinity pool.
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The pup, who hasn't been named, was desperately trying to stay above water, CBC News said.
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At one point, another trainee approached the seaman and helped him keep his head above water.
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Fast-rising home prices over the last two years have brought borrowers above water and beyond.
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Young people — precisely those forgoing childbearing, the dreaded millennials — can barely keep their heads above water.
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But if they are really struggling to stay above water, he won't seem quite so appealing.
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America is like a boat that is half-capsized, but those partying above water seem oblivious.
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America is like a boat that is half-capsized, but those partying above water seem oblivious.
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Not only was the jetty above water; it looked like a glyph marooned in a desert.
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Here, in New York City, the water is gray, but it's there — water above, water below.
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Think of him there on the course, in perfect dark, suspended above water and unable to swim.
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Are you trying to keep your head above water while everything around you points to imminent danger?
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Trump's approval rating was slightly above water last month, with 2628 percent approving and 28503 percent disapproving.
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So if a blue wave comes, he may not be able to keep his head above water.
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More than 99 percent of the state's hog lagoons remained above water, while 14 lagoons were inundated.
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And at the same time to have this kid with his head above water is just incredible.
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I have to work 60 hours or more a week just to keep my head above water.
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But Utah's roster should still be able to keep its head above water, even against these Warriors.
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"I'm trying to keep myself above water, and I'm getting tired because I don't want to drown."
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We're doing everything we can, day in and day out, just to keep our head above water.
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"How can it help the 400 families struggling to keep their heads above water then?" he asked.
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The Shanghai Composite reversed early losses but was struggling to stay above water having inched 0.06% higher.
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The hydraulic mechanism would be hidden underground, except when it operates to lift the house above water.
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Aliens land super-air-conditioned spaceship on last remaining part of New Mexico desert still above water.
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"I think the RNC is now at risk of being charged with obstruction of justice for hiring Cohen, in what is most likely a no-show job, to keep his head above water as he gets his head above water, expense-wise, while he gets investigated," Dean added.
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Trump's approval remains slightly above water in a state he carried by about 5 percentage points in 2016.
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Democrats remain barely above-water in public esteem, with 21994 percent expressing favorable views and 22010 percent unfavorable.
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As I struggled to keep my head above water, I realized something was keeping my right leg down.
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Staying on the ball is one way to keep your head above water when it's time to file.
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It is not just the shale industry that managed to keep its head above water longer than expected.
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But probably not that pissed, seeing as every NBA team was just barely above water, in those days.
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In March, the company was reportedly seeking $15 million in funding to help keep its head above water.
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In the US, we found ways to keep our head above water because of our relationship with Apple.
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When I finally got my head above water and clambered ashore, heart pounding, I had three immediate thoughts.
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Unfortunately, the cumulative nature of COLAs makes it harder for seniors to keep their heads above water financially.
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Since a fire needs to be dry, Carr reasoned that that portion of the site was once above water.
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"I've gone through so much," says Lavigne, whose struggles inform her new album Head Above Water (out Feb. 15).
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Tiny Desilu kept its head above water into the second season of "Star Trek" before finally drowning in debt.
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Fabolous is living in SpongeBob SquarePants' real-life crib ... except the pineapple's worth a helluva lot more above water.
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His popularity may never rise above water, but he can still leave plenty of institutional damage in his wake.
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"That's what keeps this area above water," Mr. Elliot said, adding that the town would pull together once again.
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I could see them keeping their head above water, taking some losses on regular-season games for a while.
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The depth of the lightweight division can make it difficult for a fighter to keep his head above water.
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Obama's approval rating is back above water and above-average for a president at this point in his term.
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The cruise lines, he added, are in extreme danger, even with government aid to keep the companies above water.
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Vice President Pence is the only GOP elected official above water on favorability, at 44 positive and 42 negative.
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People are just literally trying to keep their heads above water and many have been stranded for days without food.
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The EV maker has had to sell its headquarters in Los Angeles for around $10 million to stay above water.
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They swam while helping the boat stay above water for three and a half hours, saving everyone on the boat.
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Even less so as a VC who's fighting to keep his head above water and secure a follow-up fund.
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The singer, 33, announced in a heartfelt open letter that her first single "Head Above Water" will drop on Sept.
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We have to take the agency to define our own thing that keeps us chill, keeps our head above water.
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Here on Earth, the global topography allows for approximately 29 percent of our planet's surface area to remain above water.
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It's no longer about catching a wave and riding it to the shore; it's about keeping our heads above water.
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To overcome this barrier, the researchers combined sonar to observe the underwater melting with radar for the above-water melting.
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"Austin did everything he could to keep the little boy's head above water," says Harvey, who was at the scene.
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Despite a strong economy, the president has had difficulty getting above water when it comes to his personal approval rating.
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It keeps your upper body still and above water while you concentrate on core and leg muscles for building strength.
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The scientists were able to document only the behavior above water, and want to know what happens below the surface.
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The president's approval rating in the state is still above water, though it has dropped significantly since he took office.
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Always one of the most controversial players, Uruguay's Luis Suarez will try to keep his head above water in Russia.
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Hold your nose shut, use nose clips or keep your head above water when taking part in warm freshwater-related activities.
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Avril Lavigne is celebrating her birthday by releasing the music video for "Head Above Water" — her first in over five years.
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The rally has given natural gas producers like Cabot, Range Resources and Chesapeake a chance to keep their head above water.
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Lavigne also coped by writing songs, including the empowering anthems "Head Above Water" and "Warrior," which appear on her new record.
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On much of her new album Head Above Water (out now), the Grammy-nominated star sings of finding love after heartache.
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For Victor Wang, the China representative of U.S. Northwest Cherry Growers, it's now a case of trying keep head above water.
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Fascinating video shows the Omni taking flight a few feet above water and kicking up a cloud of vapor and debris.
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Blue Apron has been fighting to stay above water since it went public nine months ago, dropping 80 percent since June.
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I knew that I would never get my head above water if I stuck it out through another New Jersey winter.
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Indeed it's really only Belgium's flagship BEL 20 index that is able to keep its head above water – and only just!
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ESR Cayman's smaller-than-expected perpetual notes stayed above water with offers at 100.50, while bids were heard around at par.
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Japan's Nikkei was up 210%, but the Hang Seng Index was down 22%, while Chinese stocks were struggling to stay above water.
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Lavigne began writing songs for Head Above Water, her sixth album and first since 2013, during her devastating battle with Lyme disease.
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The herd has thinned over the past year, and even top names like Fitbit have struggled to keep their head above water.
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Extra neck vertebrae help keep their heads above water and an excess of trapped gas serves as a built-in buoyancy device.
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At one point, another student approaches the decedent and appears to attempt to assist the decedent in keeping his head above water.
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For BlackBerry, the partnership is a well-timed lifeline — the company has struggled to keep its head above water in recent years.
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At the time, we were trying to keep our heads above water, but the time wasn't good for any classic rock bands.
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With the Maka'u mural, a female subject is portrayed holding onto a rope with her head and shoulders slightly above water level.
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There's little more relief for many low-wage workers than for those lab rats desperately trying to keep their heads above water.
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Ilet La Biche, the biennale's eponymous venue, technically has no ground above water, although it exists as a landmass on Google Maps.
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The basic package, the PowerRay Explorer, has a 50 meter cable that tethers the device back to a base station above water.
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According to your report, a lot of people who have loans rely on credit-card debt to keep their heads above water.
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The boat has 18-feet hydraulic legs which can keep it propped up above water, giving the impression that it is floating.
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"We have a nostril above water," said Wayne County Commissioner Tim Killeen, whose District 1 includes the far eastern edge of Detroit.
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Even if seas only rise by the most conservative estimates, the city might have to raise its structures to stay above water.
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But as Eater's Ryan Sutton reported, that may not be feasible for restaurants that are already barely keeping their heads above water.
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"Show the world you're a swan," Webb said, referring to how a swan is calm above water as its legs thrash below.
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New York (CNN Business)American malls are struggling, and the industry is consolidating in a fight to keep its head above water.
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A more recent Fox News poll released in November, however, put his numbers above water, 2628 percent approving and 28503 percent disapproving.
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"The S&P 500 is having difficulty keeping its head above water this year," said Jack Ablin, founding partner of Cresset Wealth.
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Eleven hours after you first dropped into the sea, the sun is going down, and you're barely keeping your head above water.
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The Kitty Hawk Flyer made its debut in a YouTube video (naturally) showing the craft's propellor-based aviation system zipping above water.
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Those carried downriver were wearing life jackets and helmets, but Castro said it was a battle to keep his head above water.
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Pauline can't be mad at what Joan says because she can see Joan's struggle, Joan clawing to keep her head above water.
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In Finland, she'd been almost stress-free, but here, it seemed like just about everybody was struggling to keep their head above water.
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If you build a $5 billion megamall — with stores, an indoor ski slope, above, water slides, and a caviar bar — will they come?
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According to Canada's CTV News, the incident occurred in shallow water, so Trudeau managed to keep his head above water the entire time.
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Magnini, 35, quickly responded to the crisis, jumping into the water and retrieving Benedetto by keeping his head above water until lifeguards arrived.
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The cover — an image of Cummings keeping her head above water — is reminiscent of that popular "house on fire" meme from last year.
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That's right, low income and some minority customers who rely on free checking and low monthly fees to keep their heads above water.
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"For a lot of us, it's been sort of mentally keeping our heads above water, professionally, personally and mentally," Cadet said by telephone.
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Only Warren is above water; everyone else in the field has considerably lower support among Sanders fans than they do among Democrats overall.
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You're working overtime to keep your head above water, but you know it's only a matter of time before your shortcomings are exposed.
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Yet even here, conventional car companies have managed to keep their heads above water by outsourcing the hard technical problems to third parties.
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Bridgette is a fictional character, but her challenges are very familiar for many low-income parents trying to keep their heads above water.
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Even at prices in the mid-$50s, Champion is comfortable that it can repay debt and "keep our heads above water," O'Keeffe said.
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" Indeed, Lavigne, 34, collaborated with the Nickelback frontman, 44, on her new album Head Above Water, with Kroeger helping cowrite the empowerment anthem "Warrior.
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Each seaman was subjected to about 60 milliseconds of shockwave trauma, as compared to about 10 milliseconds had the men been exposed above water.
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This one is using a foam pillow, and rescuers are making sure it keeps its nose above water to breathe in plenty of oxygen.
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There are many references to shortness of breath in "Head Above Water," which Lavigne said she wrote while she going through all of this.
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Lifejackets and inflatable swim rings were still strewn across the upper deck, the only part to remain above water after it started to sink.
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The eight-time Grammy nominee's latest track, "Head Above Water," dropped on Wednesday, and it's inspired by her well-documented struggle with Lyme disease.
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Same goes for burkinis, French Muslims are trying to enjoy some time in the sun while wearing a swimsuit and swim cap above water.
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Good news for Cruz: Cruz still has his head above water on key personal qualities like honesty, leadership skills and caring about average Texans.
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I'd say I've certainly kept my head above water, but I probably wasn't as smart as I could have been from a business standpoint.
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Phoebe was a vagabond and part-time masseuse with no discernable career path, but an incredible knack for always keeping her head above water.
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That represented a remarkable dive from a week earlier, when Ryan was 8 points above water among Trump backers, 85033 percent to 40 percent.
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One very good human was boating on Lake Buchanan in Austin, Texas when he spotted a fawn struggling to keep its head above water.
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Missouri lottery winner Sandra Hayes has managed to keep her head above water even after splitting a $224 million Powerball jackpot with 12 coworkers.
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Missouri lottery winner Sandra Hayes has managed to keep her head above water, even after splitting a $250 million Powerball jackpot, along with 2000 coworkers.
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Her "Head Above Water" tour will run for 15 dates, kicking off in Seattle on September 14 and wrapping up on October 11 in Philadelphia.
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However, you feel bad for this guy because you&aposre in a system where we are struggling to stay ahead, keep our head above water.
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Now given that, I attempted and what saved me in the water is I flailed to stay afloat and I couldn&apost stay above water.
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The landmass, which would be called Zealandia if it were a continent, which it isn't, contains two above-water parts: New Zealand and New Caledonia.
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And unlike with Sprint, there are no natural acquirers of WeWork — certainly not at a price that would put SoftBank's $18.5 billion investment above water.
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"I pray this number continues to grow, in order to get his head above water, [and] some breathing room for a bit," wrote Cheryl Andrews.
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VIICs weighed 26 tons, had a range of 2581,2581 miles (22016,133 km) and could cruise above water at speeds reaching 213 mph (22016 km/h).
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The DirecTV and Time Warner mergers loaded AT&T with so much debt, it feels compelled to raise rates to get its head above water.
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Abe looks to keep head above water The scandals come at a particularly low point for the Prime Minister, who faces declining public approval ratings.
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While the US remains above water — largely thanks to consumer spending — major economies from the United Kingdom to Brazil and Germany have cascaded toward recessions.
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But with tides, winds, and storm repeatedly flooding the old city, scientists doubt if Venice can remain above water by the end of the century.
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Despite the efforts to keep the global economy above water, experts worry the stimulus deals may actually widen economic equality in the long run. 3.
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The pumice, which is filled with holes and cavities, floats like an iceberg does, with about 90% underwater and 10% above water, the pair explained.
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With a harrowing winter coming to an end, ice-road truckers are wondering how many more years they will be able to stay above water.
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There was a recent Business Insider article about the struggles of black McDonald's franchise owners who are really trying to keep their heads above water.
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The piece, "Head Above Water" (2018), suggests glamorous freedom — but by the time I encountered it again on my way out, I understood it differently.
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During the peak of flood levels, the East Baton Rouge Sheriff's Office rescued a dog that was tied to a tree, its head just above water.
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It is thought that marine flowering plants evolved from freshwater ancestors, most of which flower above water and spread their seed via insects and the wind.
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He came in fourth in New Hampshire last week, enough to keep his head above water but not enough to catapult him into the top tier.
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We've been trained to "power browse," skipping from tweet to tweet, from one short video clip to the next, struggling to keep our heads above water.
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The robust rise in home values has helped bring millions of borrowers back above water on their home loans, allowing them to qualify for a refinance.
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The second part is deeply gendered: The Liars are constantly referred to as "bitches" when they are really just trying to keep their head above water.
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You'll have a chance to let that inner star come out when you hit the karaoke machine at the summit, 134 metres (439 feet) above water.
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The scientists say it is hugely surprising that the Drowned Apostles, located six kilometers (3.73 miles) offshore, managed to defy normal erosion rates while above water.
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The pair used a bodyboard to help keep Tilly's head above water, sitting by its side for the five hours it took for floods to subside.
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He is far and away the most popular Democrat in America; recent opinion polls show him clearing 50 percent approval ratings, and 10 points above water.
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"Around 503/2006, I was about 25/26, and that's when I first got my head way above water, paid back my student debt," Tedder says.
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Rock climbing grips were added to the bottom of the bathtub to help Ms. Sullivan hold on and keep her head above water during the scene.
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The poll shows Trump with an above-water approval rating, with 48 percent of registered voters approving of the job he's doing and 44 percent disapproving.
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I started feeling the rental squeeze in 2010, when at the age of 40 I moved in with a roommate to try to stay above water.
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We have our little village that helps us keep everyone's head above water and also aren't afraid to say Hey, you guys are taking on too much.
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Fast-rising home prices, however, are bringing more and more borrowers above water and finally allowing them to take advantage of what are still relatively low rates.
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The latest poll from Marquette University Law School shows that Walker is still above water in voter's assessment of his job performance, 49 percent to 47 percent.
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Chiptune has been a part of LA's underground music culture for the better part of the past two decades, but has always struggled to stay above water.
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They had been swept out to sea while swimming, and they later told Wagner that, as they struggled to stay above water, they started praying for help.
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During the birth of my last two children, my business was growing like wildfire and I was just doing my best to keep my head above water.
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You move forward with your most viable case, you pour all your energy into that, and you try and keep your head above water on everything else.
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Icebergs with a lot of mass above water are susceptible to being pushed by strong winds either far out in the North Atlantic or close to shore.
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Image: USGSAs our planet heats up, the pace of sea level rise is expected to quicken, making it harder for cities like Miami to stay above water.
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"Head Above Water," which the Canadian singer released on Wednesday, is a powerful ballad recreating her lowest point as she struggled with Lyme disease four years ago.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan struggled to keep its head above water after rising more than 3 percent over the last seven days.
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Kicking off in Seattle, the Head Above Water Tour 2019 will conclude with a show in Philadelphia, including stops in Los Angeles, Denver, Chicago, Boston and more.
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"It's a question so many women don't get to ask themselves, if they are working three shifts to keep their families above water," Krawcheck writes on LinkedIn.
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Many are barely keeping their heads above water in terms of jobs and businesses, and some still haven't fully recovered the jobs lost to the Great Recession.
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But for now, as long as I can keep my head above water, I'll keep trying without, and also continue to support women who make either decision.
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The directive prioritizes firefighting needs above water allocation requirements under the Endangered Species Act, and other agreements established with the state of California and other federal agencies.
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A strong wind blew the swan away, Mr. Pakzad said, and Mr. Benedetto's husband tried to keep his partner's head above water as friends cried for help.
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If the state party coalesces around Mr. Biden — which seems possible based on their major endorsements — there's a small possibility it could keep his campaign above water.
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The Canadian star, who has been promoting the release of her Head Above Water album, briefly halted her music career after contracting Lyme disease in fall 2014.
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I recently took at a loan for $7,000 so I could pay off my high credit card bills and get my head above water a little bit.
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The duo makes neorealist-style movies that observe without judgement the things that people do in order to make ends meet and keep their heads above water.
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Given that Mars has about as much land as the Earth does above water, picking a site has been a long process, according to an ESA fact sheet.
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The idea is to get some headroom so the boys would not be reliant on scuba apparatus for a long stretch and could keep their heads above water.
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With the virus threatening both the local families and the state's economy, Florida is trying to keep its head above water with emergency funds and locally sustained budgets.
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Whether you're struggling to keep your head above water or have neglected yourself too much of late, there are some telltale signs that stress is getting to you.
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In Millais's painting of Ophelia, her palms are held open and raised slightly above water at chest level, as if to suggest stigmata — only there is no blood.
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Although the two women weren't wearing life vests, they jumped in to hold Jake's head above water and worked with Emily to keep his mouth free of saliva.
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The whole phase was a lesson in finding the difference between what I want and need, and about the bare-minimum routine that keeps my head above water.
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Oleg's, meanwhile, has increasingly become about him trying to keep his head not just above water, but level enough to throw off suspicion that he's drowning at all.
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The elementary schooler turns her mom over, holds her head above water and drags her to the shallow end of the pool before summoning her aunt for help.
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She told CNN affiliate KTUL that she left the home Tuesday in anticipation of the rising water, and she was hoping Thursday that her home stays above water.
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The friends spotted the teen — who'd been pulled out by a rip current — minutes later, struggling to keep his head above water about 40 feet off the shore.
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But here's my case to conservatives who do believe in facts and democratic norms (and would rather that Miami stay above water): You are politically homeless right now.
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In the book's final image we do at last see a living human face: a boy in the Republic of Congo, holding onto an orange railing above water.
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We're actually both pretty busy and stressed about work right now (not to mention I'm trying to keep my head above water while also hunting for a new job).
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Image: Monster CablesEver since Dr. Dre forgot about Monster and walked into the loving arms of Apple, the overpriced cable manufacturer has struggled to keep its head above water.
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Luke Fischer is set to join some fairly exclusive company for Marquette, which needs a win Saturday at Georgetown to keep its head above water in the Big East.
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Across the pond Deutsche Bank is struggling to keep its head above water; its leader, John Cryan, embarked on a capital-raising and cost-cutting plan on March 20163th.
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After college, newly minted graduates are figuring out how to interview for their first jobs, manage their first paychecks and keep their heads above water in the 'real world.
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Since the spring, when his condo deal came to light, triggering a snowballing series of embarrassing stories about the EPA administrator, Pruitt managed to keep his head above water.
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Progressives looking to push the boundaries of debate should instead consider policies that are below 226 percent in support, but still easily above water with lots of persuadable voters.
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Note that the other time the ACA got close to being above-water in the polls was early 2011, right after Republicans swept to a majority in the House.
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Even as Reverb constantly experimented to keep its head above water, a huge chunk of its revenues went straight back to Facebook as advertising payments needed to reach its followers.
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Whatever the case was with Mary Jane, she always ended up with her head above water — and that resilience is something to be admired by everyone, even the non-viewers.
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"God, keep my head above water/ Don't let me drown, it gets harder," Lavigne pleads in the chorus, which she said was an echo of her thoughts at the time.
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Included in Schmoel's team is Albert Liniado, who co-founded New York tech retailer Datavision 25 years ago, and managed to keep it above water until he left in 2014.
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Picture the grossest, dumbest, most macho and/or incestuous frat house; then picture their female sex objects scattered around, fretting and coping and trying to keep their heads above water.
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They had Vanya on a chair suspended above water, right, and she had to describe someone she couldn't see, and if they got it wrong they'd drop her into water.
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Amid fears more wild weather could decimate their incomes - which depend on tourists enjoying the bay's stunning beauty - the close-knit community is acting to keep its head above water.
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Meanwhile, Handel's approval rating remains above water, with 48 percent approving and 44 percent disapproving compared to the opposite numbers, or 44 percent approval and 48 percent disapproval, for McBath.
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Trump is above water with about 2900 percent of likely Arizona voters approving of the job he's doing so far, compared with 220006 percent who disapprove of his job performance.
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For others, it's their college roommate Malik who always manages to keep his checking account balance above water long after everyone else has blown their last twenty at the bar.
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Meanwhile, Dud's sister Liz (Sonya Cassidy) is struggling to keep her head above water while working at a Hooter's-esque restaurant that's perhaps not the best use of her talents.
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The Cortex founders have been keeping their head above water while they wait for a commercial product with the help of an $888,888 seed round from Engineering Capital in 2018.
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They were able to keep Pedrone's head above water, but her arm was tangled in the seat belt, so Turner had to clamber back into the car to free her.
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I feel like superwoman some days, and other days I feel like I'm head above water just phoning in being a dancer — coming to rehearsal and not being my best.
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Biden is the only candidate polling above water with Black voters besides Tom Steyer, and that's currently the only component of the former vice president's polling that doesn't look terrible.
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When Korianos died, smoke from his funeral pyre wafted across the shoreline where a group of dolphins arrived with their heads above water to join the mourners in the ceremony.
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The picture, apparently taken in the Scottish Highlands by a respected London gynecologist and known as "the surgeon's photograph," claimed to show the monster's long neck and head above water.
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Health officials recommend keeping water out of your nose while swimming in warm or untreated freshwater, by either holding your nose, keeping it above water or using a nose clip.
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Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global, said the iPhone maker will manage to hold its head above water since it's not as highly valued a stock as other tech giants.
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As an added futurist bonus, the robot is piloted by a sophisticated guidance system that allows researchers to virtually guide its motions with their own physical movements, safely above water.
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It is totally unheard of to win a presidential election while having deeply underwater favorable ratings, and it is actually quite common to lose one despite above water favorable ratings.
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INDIANAPOLIS – A man who fled Indianapolis police by diving into a pond got a helping hand when a drone lowered him a flotation device as he struggled to stay above water.
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In this sense, Madonna's ability to keep her head above water, and continue to play the game by her rules is her greatest feat — and she acknowledged that in her speech.
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But you should be honest in the interview process and let people know the amount of time they will be required to put in just to keep their heads above water.
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The two are suspended above high above water on a large platform in the shape of a hashtag with the objective of navigating it and transporting tokens to the other side.
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These sources, who were granted anonymity in order to speak freely and without fear of retribution, paint a consistent picture of a company desperately struggling to keep its head above water.
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It feels like a disservice to her listeners to take the words that kept my head above water during a bad time in my life and apply them to Katy Perry.
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One adorable Cairn Terrier is so excited to cool off that after his human hovers him just above water, he thinks he's swimming and does his best doggy paddle — in midair.
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But Pence is if anything a more lackluster politician than Bayh—barely above water in his re-election campaign against Democrat John Gregg, hobbled by an intellect that rivals Rick Perry's.
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Walker wobbled at first but ended up keeping the Diamondbacks above water, allowing the Arizona offense to wear down the San Francisco Giants for an 8-6 victory at Chase Field.
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He was the unifying force that kept the crew above water, and his death drove some of them to straighten out their lives, but it had the opposite effect on others.
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Many provincial governments and state-run firms would struggle to stay above water without regular injections of cheap credit, according to Kevin Lai, an economist at investment bank Daiwa Capital Markets.
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While Sanders was above water, he performed the worst among Bennet supporters relative to all Democratic primary voters, with 57% of Bennet supporters liking 42% of Bennet supporters also disliked Williamson.
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We discussed the importance of structure, the need for distancing, and how, if you're a parent, you can keep your head above water when your kids are around all the time.
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Those systems kept her head above water when times were lean, as did the faith she had in herself that, eventually, she'd earn enough to knock out her student debt completely.
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When facing down, whether floating in place or using a backward kicking motion to swim to shore, the operative should arch his back in order to raise his head above water.
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Under He-Man interim head coach Dan Campbell, the 'Phins nearly kept their head above water the rest of the way—but the permanent gig went to professorial young Adam Gase.
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The event was held in Trump's strongest swing state and one of the few competitive 218 states where he is still barely above water with voters as his campaign gets underway.
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Ryan Payton I was full speed ahead on the project for two years, not sticking my head above water or caring much for much outside of the game except for my family.
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All of these potential variables make Fog of Love simultaneously cooperative and competitive: You're working together to build a lasting relationship, but you're also working to keep your own head above water.
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It's the kind of place where you clock in and out every day, more concerned about on holding on and keeping your head above water than the actual tasks of the job.
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These days, though, Oscar is more of a case study in how brutally tough it is to keep a business above water in the state marketplaces created under the Affordable Care Act.
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When people do get into trouble in the water, they won't be able to yell for help, Dr. Quan said, because they are working so hard to keep their airways above water.
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Whether due to an unexpected expense, job loss, or a tragedy, asking to borrow money from a friend, family member, or partner may be your very last shot at staying above water.
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Market moves suggest China — where the index recently lurched into bear market territory, even as U.S. bellwether indexes have kept above water — may be the first to blink in the trade war.
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Take California attorney general Xavier Becerra, who's suing servicer Navient for allegedly systematically providing borrowers with incorrect information, or for keeping them in the dark entirely about what how to get above water.
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If Telegram has any shot at staying above water in this war, it needs the help of bigger players, according to Mozilla Open Web Fellow at Freedom of the Press Foundation Freddy Martinez.
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The idea is that this resembles the way medieval Dutch nobles and farmers haggled over maintaining the dikes and canals that kept their polders above water—and over how to split the bill.
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He began the day trying to find a rhythm—any sort of repeatable swing—and trying to keep his head above water at Augusta National, much less at the top of the leaderboard.
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Things happen so fast that I don't have much (or any) time to think about or process anything — I am just in a constant state of reacting and trying to stay above water.
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The water in the elevator, which was moored in the basement of the building, had risen to such a point that the men were standing on handrails to keep their heads above water.
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Trump is buoyed by a rising approval rate; the latest Emerson poll shows him slightly above water, with 28500 percent of registered voters approving of the job he's doing and 6900 percent disapproving.
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It's effectively a two-tiered system where the powerful and connected wield influence and get big breaks, while hardworking taxpayers and small business owners are just trying to keep their head above water.
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Here's why: Democrats should keep an eye on any state where Trump is barely above water and where a weak general election candidate may end up being the Republican choice against the Democrat.
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Researchers believe its eyes were above water while the rest of its body lurked below because there are lines in the skull where sensory organs once helped the tetrapod sense vibrations in the water.
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"So adapted were traditional rice varieties to local deep water situations that they grew taller with the rising flood water, keeping their panicles (grain-producing tips) above water at all times," explained Leena Kumari.
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It may not seem like much, but in the current environment of low commodity prices, even a few cents a tonne can make the difference between keeping one's head above water and going under.
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The TRUST Act is an ill-advised alternative which addresses only one side of the equation — the solvency issue — without ensuring that future retirees will have enough income to keep their heads above water.
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Now at noon on May Daythe son's found drowned, sand in his redblond hairfacedown in the shallows of a rivera fox can walk across, head above water —a week before the hay comes in.
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These were the institutions that continued to lend and keep their communities afloat while the largest and riskiest financial firms relied on their too-big-to-fail status to keep their heads above water.
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The Magicians' fourth season depicted Quentin as someone barely keeping his head above water, having to pal around with a monster, powerless as his friends tried in vain to find some other way forward.
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Teams are scouring the jungle-covered mountainsides in search of openings, or natural chimneys, that might lead to the small, dry, mud-covered incline where the boys and their coach remain perched above water.
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Theater owners and staffers said it's been a priceless resource—not just for information, but to help them feel less alone in what is often a lonely battle to keep their businesses above water.
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And the extent of my work in PR was a few months fresh out of college, when I took a freelance writing gig to help keep my head above water in New York City.
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Ms. Emecheta, who received the Order of the British Empire in 2005, wrote a memoir, "Head Above Water" (1986), and several books for children, including "Tich the Cat" (1979) and "The Moonlight Bride" (1981).
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When lawmakers have to raise money to stay above water and face unrelenting special interest pressure, it should come as little surprise that there's not much time left for the unglamorous business of governing.
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" After the release of "Head Above Water," which hit No. 1 on iTunes, Lavigne opened up to her fans on Instagram, saying that "writing the music that I shared with you today helped me heal.
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The Anaheim Ducks are out of the Pacific Division's abyss and try to stay above water while wading their way back into Stanley Cup contention as they visit the last-place Edmonton Oilers on Thursday.
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Video footage sent by Macau residents to Reuters showed a man struggling to keep his head above water in an enclosed car park filled with debris, a truck toppling over and pedestrians flung across pavements.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have poured boatloads of cash into their Hidden Hills home over the past few years, but it was all worth it ... because the house is now $20 million ABOVE water.
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He became a candidate in an era when celebrity commanded the attention of many Americans who are otherwise distracted by working two jobs, struggling with bills, and just trying to keep their head above water.
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These include the underwater Channel Islands Kelp Forest cam; the above-water Manatee Cam at Florida's Blue Spring Park; and the Decorah Eagles cam, positioned at eye-level with bald eagle nests in Decorah, Iowa.
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Meanwhile, at a time of massive wealth and income inequality, the rich continue to get much richer while millions of American workers are working two or three jobs just to keep their heads above water.
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To help keep New Orleans above water for the long term, Korban says he and his team are working now to map out all the existing issues in the city's water, sewerage, and drainage infrastructure.
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"The fascination is just this movement from above water to underwater through the building ... The big window exposes the underwater not like an aquarium, it's the real thing," Snoehetta's founder Kjetil Traedal Thorsen told Reuters.
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Their bread and butter is offering high-interest loans—typically a few hundred bucks or less—to working people trying to keep their heads above water, struggling to feed their kids and keep their lights on.
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It feels a bit like the whole world is only talking about one artist this week, but we've still managed to keep our heads above water and listen to some Yeezy-free goodness across the internet.
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The scene emphasizes Jimmy's isolation, framing each shot as if Kim were still in it, and, through clever placement of the TV, floating the idea that he might only just be keeping his head above water.
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Doug Jones of Alabama are both among the more conservative Democrats in Congress, and are the only Senate Democrats representing states where Trump's approval rating is above water in Morning Consult at +20 and +22, respectively.
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Avril Lavigne Lavigne initially posted on her official Instagram account that she would be postponing the Asian portion of her Head Above Water World Tour, which included several cities in China, Japan, the Philippines and Taiwan.
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Democrats love Biden, with 84 percent approving, and he's above water with essentially all demographic subcategories: Bernie Sanders is distinctly less popular than Biden at 44-42 and, accordingly, is less uniformly popular across demographic groups.
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When they added soap to the water in the test tank to reduce surface tension, the geckos floundered, moving at a much slower speed and failing to get enough of the body above water to hydroplane.
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Some would say that the country is already in a recession, making it one of the weights on a global economy that seems to have the strength, on balance, to just keep its head above water.
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And Taiwan's status seems precarious, if not yet directly threatened, despite maintaining its hold for more than seven decades on what was the largest above-water feature before China began its island-building spree in 2013.
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Local officials are raising alarms across the country about a potential economic slowdown that could blow holes in state budgets still struggling to get above water less than a decade after the worst recession in generations.
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""Throughout the dangerous ride down the river, all of us struggled to stay above water, swallowing lots of it on the way down as our bodies ricocheted against the rocks in the water while struggling to survive.
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Instead, it's a play at the low-end of the market, one of the few growing spaces in the stagnant fitness tracking space, where even the industry leader Fitbit is struggling to keep its head above water.
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With the too-good-to-be-true $10 per month subscription for users to see a movie every day, it quickly expanded beyond its capacity, and has been trying to keep its head above water ever since.
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Buttigieg is the only other candidate above water, at 21625 percent favorable and 2900 percent unfavorable, but he is not as well known in the state, with 220006 percent of respondents saying they didn't recognize his name.
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While pictures taken after the accident show damage to the portion of the ship above water, it was the damage caused below waterline that was catastrophic – flooding two crew compartments, the radio room, and the auxiliary machine room.
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I mean, look, I care deeply about this because just like you I have met so many people who had their life savings wiped out, who lost their homes, who are barely back with their heads above water.
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And in our environment of stark polarization, equally balanced parties and presidents who struggle to keep their approval ratings above water once the policymaking starts, it's hard to chart a course from constitutional aggression to clear political success.
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"The dynamics of the euro zone economy were little changed in August, with solid growth in services continuing to hold the wider economy's head above water despite ongoing manufacturing decline," noted Chris Williamson, chief business economist at IHS Markit.
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In fact, most millennials are putting off "life milestones" like starting a family and homeownership because their massive debt is in the way, while some are forced to move back home with their parents just to stay above water.
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For vendors whose products have become commoditised and make little to no profit, that doesn't just mean the years of easy growth are in the past, but that it could be a struggle to keep their heads above water.
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Okay, so maybe these people keep your head above water and it's necessary for you to support each other in order to support yourselves, but the bottom line is that you must enjoy each other, otherwise things get superficial.
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Upon hearing the girl's calls for help, the group of five immediately took action and held the girl above water until she could be taken out of the water by lifeguards, the Kern County Sheriff's Office said on Facebook.
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Other very lively entries that caught my eye include ABOVE WATER, DRY ROAST, CHEAP DATE, HOT STONE MASSAGE (Yes, please!), ASK ANYONE, SLOW DANCE, SNOW CRAB (the "bright orange" in the clue is a red herring) and BLACK WIDOW.
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Or, as an aide describes it, "Silicon Valley as a microcosm of what's happening nationwide—a small number of people amassing stratospheric wealth, side-by-side with people who are struggling to keep their heads above water and support families."
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International Monetary Fund aid has kept Ukraine's economy above water so its ongoing support is seen as crucial, especially with around $3 billion (about 2 percent of GDP) of external debt obligations, including interest, coming due in the remainder of 33.
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Not only is this terrific news for the movie industry, which is always struggling to keep its head above water, it's also a helpful illustration of the different factors that can contribute to box office success in a crowded release schedule.
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Whether you're trying to stay financially above water, are buried alive in midterm assignments, or accidentally signed on for every volunteer position at your kids' school, you'll be running to keep up for at least the next month or so.
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That is why DARPA is working on a Positioning System for Deep Ocean Navigation (POSYDON) which aims to provide "omnipresent, robust positioning across ocean basins" just as GPS satellites do above water, says Lisa Zurk, who heads up the programme.
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The Indian e-commerce site grew organically, but since the Indian launch of Amazon and now Amazon Prime, is struggling to keep its head above water and was recently highlighted as one of the "5 Indian Unicorns least likely to survive".
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It seems that so long as the economy stays above water, earnings continue to be solid and tax cuts along with the rest of the Trump agenda remain alive, however distant their enactment may be, the bull market will persevere.
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"A spike in the number of property transactions falling through has clearly got Rightmove worried and it's taken the decision to sacrifice profits in the short term to help customers keep their heads above water," Hargreaves Lansdown analyst Nicholas Hyett said.
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Still, the trends of 2014 indicate that a close race is to be expected in a district like Pennsylvania 18 where Trump's net approval rating in the district is just above water and where Democrats hold a small registration advantage.
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It is the feeling that no matter how hard he works, no matter the choices and sacrifices he makes, he barely keeps his head above water — after a lifetime of watching white classmates, friends and co-workers excel, seemingly with ease.
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In spite of their expansive discography, a solid reputation for reliability and a nose-to-the-grindstone work ethic, and strong label and booking agent support, the money just wasn't rolling in quickly or substantially enough to keep heads above water.
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Depressingly, the authors estimate just a one percent chance that we'll remain below 1.5 degrees of warming, the "stretch goal" set forth in the Paris Climate Agreement, which is thought to offer low-lying island nations the best chance of remaining above water.
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It's a weird thing: frameworks provide ready-made entry points into code, but their popularity and flux mean that a JavaScript developer is always in a position of having to learn the next thing (and guess the next thing) to stay above water.
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"We've got a number of companies that were able to keep their heads above water in 2016, but now that commodity prices have not completely recovered, they're having to do something, whether it's in-court or out-of-court restructuring," he said.
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For a lot of kids who grow up on the West Side or South Side of Chicago, they're just trying to survive, fighting to survive — not to live or die, necessarily, but just to keep their head above water and make it through.
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"Manufacturing is clearly weak, segments of manufacturing are in a recession, so the one thing that continues to keep our head above water on a GDP basis is the consumer," said Don Ellenberger, head of multi-sector strategies at Federated Investors in Pittsburgh.
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As the S&P 22 gained 2450 percent, and bonds managed to stay above water, investors yanked about $23.7 billion out of low-yielding money market accounts and put it to work, according to data from the Investment Company Institute and TrimTabs.
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From the first of May to the final days of August, news anchors struggled to keep their heads above water as the world flooded with problems: international absurdity and domestic tragedy, a nauseating presidential election and a ceaseless sprinkling of celebrity deaths.
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But prosecutors said the family also spent campaign funds to keep their heads above water, using some of the money to keep their utilities from being shut off and to partially pay off overdue dental bills and tuition payments for their children.
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As the United States debates the right levels of immigration — and whether, as President Trump suggested, there is room for much more of it — new census data shows that international migration is keeping population growth above water in much of the country.
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The medical examiner, Dr. Nicholas Stanzione, reported that her head was above water and did not show signs of trauma, but "drowning cannot be excluded" as a cause of death, as she had "abundant" amounts of edema — swelling due to excess fluid — in her nostrils.
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While traditional athletes are skilled at getting out of the pool to use the restroom, sedentary athletes have no problem doing a number one in the deep end, and then swimming (with their head above water) in a pool of their own warm urine.
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And in its intimate portrait of Jackie — in particular her cautious connection, straddling a potential romance and a heist partnership, with Max — there's a deep attention paid to Jackie's feelings of barely managing to keep her head above water as the years tick by.
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KATOWICE, Poland (Reuters) - The Maldives will do all in its power to keep "our heads above water", the head of its delegation at U.N. climate talks said on Thursday in an impassioned appeal for nations to overcome their divisions over how to tackle global warming.
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After a riptide trapped six members of Roberta Ursrey's family, and three other swimmers, in its current on Saturday, onlookers at the beach worked together to form an impromptu human chain and rescue those struggling to stay above water, reports the Panama City News Herald.
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Four fleeing Brits are picked off by unseen Germans in the first scene alone, all the better to lend dramatic weight to the survival of their one lucky comrade Tommy (Fionn Whitehead) through his week of dodging bombs and keeping his head above water.
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Biden and O'Rourke are the only Democrats with favorability ratings above water in the poll, with Texas voters who were surveyed approving of Biden by a margin of 48 percent to 38 percent and O'Rourke by a margin of 44 percent to 40 percent.
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"Hold your nose shut, use nose clips or keep your head above water when taking part in water-related activities in bodies of warm freshwater," Dr. Jennifer Cope of the CDC in Atlanta, who wasn't involved in the case report, told Reuters Health by email.
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" On a GoFundMe page created to help pay for Chloe's medical bills, Kleinhenz wrote that when she found Chloe, she saw that "the gator was trying to pull her deeper into [the] swamp and she had grabbed onto a branch with her teeth to stay above water.
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Comey came off as something of a savvy Washington survivor who knew how to keep his head above water in D.C. but without the guts or inclination to put a stop to the myriad ways his superiors from both parties kept trying to interfere with his job.
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The $20173 billion contained in the Senate version of the stimulus package — which stalled in Congress on Sunday — would guarantee private-sector loans to companies through the Small Business Administration, freeing up more funds for outfits struggling to keep their head above water as revenue evaporates.
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The 25-year-old rewards big men who run the floor and picks up opposing floor generals 85 feet from his own basket—the logic being that if he has to dispense an incalculable amount of energy just to keep his head above water, so too should his man.
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"It's very hard for a regulator to deny those rate increases when we can take a look at their bottom line and can tell they can't continue if they can't keep their head above water," said Mike Kreidler, Washington State's insurance commissioner and a supporter of the health law.
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Even while macroeconomic numbers like GDP, the stock market and the unemployment rate are strong, millions of middle class and working people struggle to keep their heads above water, while the billionaire class consumes the lion's share of the wealth that we are collectively creating as a nation.
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Not everything about the Showtime dramedy On Becoming a God in Central Florida works, but its built around a terrific Kirsten Dunst performance (as a young widow struggling to keep her head above water amid a multi-level marketing company) and features way more good stuff than bad.
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"The Trump administration is callously putting construction of an environmentally and culturally destructive wall above water resources for communities on both sides of the border, federally protected lands, clean air, and the lives of hundreds of endangered species," the League of Conservation Voters' Sara Chieffo said in a statement.
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Larry, as played by Carell, is meek and reserved and could maybe be seen as a bit of a loser, but he emerges as the film's real core — a man bereaved by life, struggling to keep his head above water, and wondering what might be next for him.
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And all of us are doing what women have always done: We're trying to keep our heads above water, just trying to get through it, trying to pretend like this doesn't really bother us maybe because we think that admitting how much it hurts make us, as women, look weak.
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Major buyback players in 2018 (share reduction): Forget that Apple may have lost money this year: Beyond the fact that none of these companies are market timers, Apple has been aggressively buying back stock for five years, and it is certainly above water in its purchases in that longer time frame.
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While President Trump tweets about keeping the government shut down in order to secure funding to build a wall on the US–Mexico border, some federal employees told BuzzFeed News they're scrambling to keep themselves financially above water, a difficult task considering there is no guarantee when the government may reopen.
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Nor was it a mystery why the Trump administration chose a similar strategy against Iran; by starving Tehran of business opportunities and building a wall between Iran's oil industry and Western consumers, the White House is aiming to squeeze the Iranian regime of the resources it needs to stay above water.
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"The fact that we could multiply the Dick Wolf shows, and they would all work, is enormously helpful in just trying to keep our head above water, which is basically the goal of any broadcast network these days as we see the audience fragmented in so many directions," he said.
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The CDC recommends avoiding putting your head under water in hot springs; taking care not to stir up sediment in shallow rivers and lakes; using nose plugs, holding your nose shut or keeping your head above water; and when it gets really hot, avoid playing in those freshwater areas altogether.
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I often focus on the example of Bangladesh, where people used to predict mass deaths from starvation due to overpopulation, but it's currently keeping its head above water and even achieving significant growth (from a very low base) thanks to open world markets that let it export lots of clothing.
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"Throughout the dangerous ride down the river, all of us struggled to stay above water, swallowing lots of it on the way down as our bodies ricocheted against the rocks in the water while struggling to survive," a friend, Anthony Castro, wrote on a GoFundMe page set up for the victims' families.
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ET, NBATV, FSN Oklahoma, FSN Sun (Miami) ABOUT THE THUNDER (19-12): Oklahoma City's brutal stretch of schedule rolls through the end of January and begins with games at Miami and Memphis, though the team should be able to hold its head above water if it can keep finding scorers to compliment Westbrook.
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There are virtually no specifics about how Biden plans to cut emissions in half by 2030—which is what United Nation scientists calculated is required to stabilize the world at or below 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming and keep cities like Houston, London, Shanghai, Jakarta, Bangkok, Lagos, Manila and Dhaka above water.
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As the opportunity to build upon the ACA in a Clinton administration gave way to the reality that its coverage expansion might be reversed under President Donald Trump, its progressive skeptics—supporters of single-payer insurance or a public option—have come home, drawing its favorability above water for the first time ever.
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The United Nations has calculated based on reams of scientific evidence that without aggressive global progress by 22020 on lowering emissions, it will be virtually impossible to keep New York above water, prevent California from burning to a crisp, or lower the odds that Florida is flattened by a Category 22020 hurricane.
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A new Quinnipiac University poll this week found that Republicans' views of their own party in Congress are above water for the first time since June, climbing from a 32-60% approval rating to a 66-43% score over the last month as the first drafts of tax reform passed both chambers.
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Data from the Fox News Voter Analysis of the midterms, a new competitor to the traditional exit polls, indicated that a majority of voters opposed the wall in states worth nearly 400 electoral votes, including in several states where the president's approval rating was above water in the poll, like Ohio and Florida.
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Strickland has traveled from the Amazon to the lab with a creature he calls "the Asset" (Doug Jones), an imposing water-dwelling creature that has gills like a fish but can stand like a man and has two breathing systems, though the above-water anatomy shuts down after too long without water.
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There's an element of The Other Two that feels like a barely disguised thinkpiece about the differences between millennials and their younger siblings in Gen Z. The main characters who are millennials are all constantly hustling to keep their heads above water and debating whether they actually are millennials (a classic millennial thing to do!).
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There's a good — maybe even a great — action-horror-satire to be made about how in the post-Great Recession world, plenty of Americans in white-collar jobs feel increasingly held captive by the need to keep their heads above water, even as they realize the darkness at the heart of the companies they work for.
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The Senate's health-care process (such as it is) is somehow both a flat circle in which everything we have done, we will do over and over and over again forever; and a rushing river that's never the same from one second to the next, in which it's barely possible to keep your head above water.
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A married father of two no longer keeping his head above water as a freelance graphic designer, he was also three self-published supernatural thrillers into a fiction writing career that had consumed endless hours over the last decade, with nothing to show for it financially beyond maybe a few hundred dollars in total book sales.
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As moving as Moonlight and its landmark success are to me, I can only imagine what it means for a queer boy of 12, 18, or even 25 to tune in on Oscar night and root for a movie about the pain of growing up an outsider, and the pillars of hope and acceptance that keep us above water.
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It's difficult not to assume the show centers on the fallout of a #MeToo moment for Aniston — who, at least in the scenes in the trailer, can't seem to keep her head above water as her producers come down harder on her while she tries to fend off suspicions that she has told a career-ending lie.
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On close inspection, "Un Coup de Dés" presents an almost theatrical scene: after a shipwreck, a poet, or Master, bobs with his head above water, holding a pair of dice that he hesitates to roll (on what surface we do not know), even though the act would generate a "unique Number" in which some cosmic secret might be hidden.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.) also remains above water in the poll, with 85033 percent of New York voters surveyed sharing a positive view of the senator.
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That's where we find the protagonists of director Nia DaCosta's new film Little Woods, which is loosely based on the fall of Williston, ND. The film follows two sisters, Ollie (Tessa Thompson), who's almost finished her parole after getting caught illegally running prescription drugs to Canada, and Deb (Lily James), a single mother and struggling waitress, desperate to keep her head above water for her young son.
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All the more odd, then, that a full 10 years after Bent superseded Defoe in the Spurs ranks, the former can be found toiling away semi-fruitlessly in England's second tier while Defoe, a year his senior, is in the most emphatically prolific form of his life, his unremitting flow of goals having single-handedly kept Sunderland's head above water for two years and counting.
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I sometimes think we're all sloth just trying to keep our heads above water.)(Oh yeah, I've been to that region of Panama where the sloths do that, not hard to see how they ended up all throughout the Caribbean.) If you had to compare sloth teeth with human teeth, it sounds like they're almost like human teeth at the end of a long life.
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"I had to go to a darker place than I've ever been in my life...I didn't know if I'd be able to come out OK." In fact, the only way she was able to keep her head above water was to indulge in one of her favorite things: reality TV. According to the interview, the 26-year-old would take to her very own "Kardashian tent" to reset.
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The PPP poll also shows President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's approval rating just above water, with 48 percent of registered voters saying they approve of the job he's doing and 47 percent disapproving.
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The size of the projected deficit from the various tax-cutting plans — as much as $7 trillion over a decade — could set off an internal war among Republicans who favor restraining spending on Social Security, Medicare and benefit programs for the poor and those, like Mr. Trump, who say they want to prevent the blue-collar families who flocked to his campaign from losing government programs that help keep them above water.
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Here are four quick takeaways: — All four are well above water on the favorable-unfavorable front: Sanders is at 76-11 with Democrats and 48-38 with all voters; Gillibrand is at 25-5 with Democrats and 20203-11 with all voters; Oprah Winfrey is at 69-13 with Democrats, 270-215 with all voters; Biden leads the pack with a 270-210 spread among Democrats and and is 213-28 with all voters.
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