Walruses have been coming ashore there almost every year since 2007, then a record-low Arctic ice year, but they have rarely been forced ashore before autumn.
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The storm could strengthen further before coming ashore, it said.
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Many were quiet, and some wept as they waded ashore.
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Researchers now want Punctuation's body brought ashore for a necropsy.
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Wolverine's carcass has been tagged, but not brought ashore yet.
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It was the 13th foot to wash ashore since 2007.
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Suspicions are particularly high when live fishermen have come ashore.
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Sunday morning, he was welcomed ashore by loud, enthusiastic cheers.
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The arrivals said they were thankful to be safely ashore.
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But I was sad to finally come ashore for good.
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The crew had been ordered ashore at Ulleungdo the day before.
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Bromage said the package was likely pushed ashore by Hurricane Dorian.
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With Robert injured, it's up to Oldham to get them ashore.
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A boat sank near Zuwara and hundreds of bodies washed ashore.
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It eventually washed ashore, attracting onlookers, according to CNN affiliate KFMB.
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Sometimes they wash ashore, where seabirds and scavenger animals consume them.
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The bodies of four of their operators have washed ashore lately.
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The coast guard, aided by fishermen, managed to help thousands ashore.
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The eye of the storm came ashore at 5:50 a.m.
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Japan is expected to deploy the Aegis Ashore system by 2023.
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The last fishermen who accidentally drifted ashore, in 2006, were killed.
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They roared ashore in the darkness, barely a half-hour later.
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Fungi and plants came ashore together as ecological partners, it seemed.
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Friday, Fani screamed ashore, the eye passing near Puri, as predicted.
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Maybe they're washing out a little ways, then washing back ashore.
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Storms tend to wash more shells ashore in the winter months.
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Providence has become just one more island where people wash ashore.
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Harvey came ashore on Friday night northeast of Corpus Christi, Tex.
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The storm first came ashore on Friday near Corpus Christi, Texas.
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The war in Libya did not require him to go ashore.
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But even in this remote place, garbage washes ashore each day.
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He has suggested the pipeline come ashore near a town further north.
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Another dead whale has washed ashore with a stomach full of plastic.
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The group performed CPR as one paddle boarder went ashore for help.
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As of Thursday, Savin was still contemplating where he would come ashore.
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But predicting exactly where it will come ashore is a difficult task.
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Videos posted to Twitter showed onlookers watching as giant waves crashed ashore.
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Oil is seen washing ashore June 26, 2010, in Orange Beach, Alabama.
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The sewage that pours into the sea washes ashore on Israel's beaches.
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Once waterborne, whatever doesn't wash ashore eventually breaks down into itty bits.
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Producers in some cases have several different routes to bring output ashore.
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Led by the moon and tides, the small fish fling themselves ashore.
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Four days after coming ashore, the sea lion was dehydrated and overwhelmed.
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Guests can also opt for Concierge Ashore to customize a bespoke event.
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Commercial: For a limited time, the McLobster sandwich is ashore at McDonald's.
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That's going to require new concepts at sea and ashore, he said.
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A conservation department worker spotted the whales washed ashore on Thursday evening.
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WASHINGTON — In the end, the pink wave carried two white men ashore.
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Once we got ashore, we found incredible stories of loss and survival.
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Or we could have gone ashore to Key West, our first stop.
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Dead fish washed ashore in Amuay, and dozens of pelicans were killed.
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But strong winds have helped the jellyfish sail ashore in recent weeks.
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Swimmers dragged him ashore, where he was set upon by a mob.
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Travelers coming from the United Kingdom and Ireland are still welcome ashore.
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An estimated 250,000 people have made it ashore in Europe this year.
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Dorian came ashore in the United States at around 8:30 a.m.
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The storm came ashore north of Corpus Christi and traveled into Texas.
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The contract for the Aegis Ashore systems has not yet been signed.
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Parts of the aircraft later washed ashore in the western Indian Ocean.
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No, he most definitely is not motioning for you to come ashore.
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Another dead whale has washed ashore with a belly full of plastic.
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Last Thursday, another boat carrying eight men washed ashore in the Akita Prefecture.
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One by one they came ashore, stranding themselves along beaches in Cardigan Bay.
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That shot is taken from when Daenerys first steps ashore on the island.
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Fran arrived ashore at Cape Fear, North Carolina, on the evening of Sept.
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People walk by a damaged sail boat that had washed ashore in Fajardo.
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Pieces of plane wreckage, believed to be from the plane, have washed ashore.
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Yet another dead whale has washed ashore with a stomach full of plastic.
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The dead animal recently washed up ashore on a beach near Punta Arenas.
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Earlier this year, $60 million worth of cocaine washed ashore in eastern England.
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The last holdup right now is to bring the pipeline ashore in Italy.
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Despite border laws, the riders were told to hop ashore for their safety.
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TG: To be "marooned" also means to be left ashore, abandoned, or forgotten.
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Bella's unidentified body washed ashore in June 2015 off Deer Island near Boston.
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Sanders reports the surges as measuring 4 feet, enough to wash wildlife ashore.
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They exchanged numbers, hoping to meet again during his last few days ashore.
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It&aposs exceptionally rare to see an intact blue whale carcass wash ashore.
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Perhaps most dangerously, smallpox had spread from an infected ship to people ashore.
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Mornings were for trips ashore to visit the sites associated with the epic.
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Particularly striking is that many of the whales washed ashore have been emaciated.
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And of course, the ones reported are only the ones that wash ashore.
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Sinosphere Fresh from China, they came ashore in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Much of the city was likely inundated by the storm surge running ashore.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "The storm surge has come ashore in the country he governs.
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The storm's eye didn't come ashore but roared past with 185 mph winds.
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As the storm loomed and came ashore, gasoline stations struggled to keep up.
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Ten passengers were found to be infected and taken ashore for medical treatment.
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More than 150 supporters turned out to greet Thunberg as she came ashore.
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As the storm has come ashore, gasoline stations have struggled to keep up.
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The ships' passengers have been advised to spend their day ashore in Cozumel.
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Frankly, It looked as if hundreds of thousands of dicks had washed ashore.
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Earlier this month, a 22 foot-long sperm whale washed ashore in Wales.
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Euron, who washes ashore at Convenient Cove to get promptly murdered by Jaime.
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Large volumes of it washing ashore can be a pain for beach tourism.
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Later that month, police identified a torso washed ashore in Copenhagen as Wall's.
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But over time, the composition of materials that wash ashore has changed dramatically.
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After the crew was safely ashore, their boat remained stranded, straddling land and sea.
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Once ashore, the med student rips off his life vest and lights a cigarette.
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The couple inside managed to escape when it was swept ashore, local media reported.
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Hagibis is forecast to make landfall very near where Faxia came ashore in September.
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Huge, decomposing whale carcasses are washing ashore throughout California's Bay Area in unprecedented numbers.
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Vast amounts of trash have been washing ashore on the state's once-pristine beaches.
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Then, the corpses of manatees, sea turtles, and other marine life started washing ashore.
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Most are brought ashore in Italy, but more than 1,300 people perished this year.
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Tyndall Air Force Base suffered extreme damage from Hurricane #Michael as it came ashore.
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The pipeline was originally built to bring oil ashore from the vast Forties field.
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A female northern right whale dolphin washed ashore on the beach in Manzanita, Ore.
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She wakes after washing ashore and follows Cindy to a village in the woods.
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Khamenei praised the generals as "brave" and commended them for bringing the Americans ashore.
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Baby sea lion washed ashore in this storm & is now wandering San Diego streets.
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Those mostly rural counties are located in the Florida Panhandle where Michael crashed ashore.
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"You can't bring energy ashore unless you have access to state waters," Zinke said.
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On Thursday evening, a conservation worker spotted that about 400 whales had washed ashore.
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Steve Melnikoff, 99, of Cockeysville, Maryland, came ashore on Omaha Beach on D-Day.
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I see no middle ground, no safe harbor for us to come ashore together.
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Lockheed Martin makes Aegis Ashore, while Raytheon and BAE Systems make the SM-3.
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Yet, China also is increasing the amphibious forces needed to put ground troops ashore.
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On these trips ashore, I generally had a couple of hours to shoot pictures.
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"So as that hurricane moves ashore, it's pushing water along with it," Dutton said.
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Harvey brought freight shipments to a virtual standstill after it came ashore on Aug.
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There's a boy on the beach who finds thousands of starfish washed ashore, dying.
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We soon went ashore to Nassau, our Bahamian port of call for the day.
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Mr. Chau waited until the next morning, at daybreak, to try to get ashore.
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A throng of local residents was waiting at a pier and helped them ashore.
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Only 321 people survived, and the bodies of 1,021 people washed ashore for days.
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Japanese health officials say that some local authorities feared allowing potentially infected passengers ashore.
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WHEN THAT HURRICANE CAME ASHORE, WE LOST LESS THAN 2% OF OUR CELL SITES.
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AAVs are armed with significantly more firepower than the infantry units they carry ashore.
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The National Hurricane Center says Subtropical Storm Alberto has come ashore on the Florida Panhandle.
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They come ashore and immediately open with a probing question: Who else is gay here?
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A 62-foot blue whale was found Monday ashore a beach north of San Francisco.
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Any rollout of THAAD or Aegis Ashore could, however, still take years, the sources noted.
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He said no decision had been reached yet on the radar system for Aegis Ashore.
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Where the inner core of the storm comes ashore, wind damage could be downright catastrophic.
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Later that month, police identified a headless female torso washed ashore in Copenhagen as Wall's.
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On Thursday, eight North Koreans were rescued after their boat washed ashore in Akita prefecture.
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This post has been updated to reflect forecast information as Tropical Storm Barry came ashore.
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Floodwaters could cut off small communities in Cabo Delgado Province, where the storm came ashore.
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It comes ashore and becomes a problem for the environment and people living on coastlines.
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Harvey was forecast to come ashore in western Louisiana near the Texas border on Wednesday.
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Toxic exposure typically happens during decomposition, which is about 48 hours after it washes ashore.
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Harvey, a category 4 storm with 130 mph winds, came ashore Friday in Rockport, Texas.
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Beachgoers tired to pull a massive blue marlin back into water after finding it ashore.
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Sixty-eight people in Texas died in the days after Harvey came ashore Aug. 25.
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On August 23, police identified a headless female torso washed ashore in Copenhagen as Wall's.
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Was it washed ashore after a boat containing a Hustler shipment crashed into a rock?
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Ms Renner expects murres to continue to wash ashore for the rest of the winter.
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Hit with a burst of rain and winds, the Americans washed ashore in Sarnia, Ontario.
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Her injuries were not life-threatening and she was able to walk ashore with assistance.
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They spent hours tubing down the river and drinking before going ashore for a picnic.
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Some months later, some said a wheel of the plane washed ashore near Campbell River.
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Hurricane Harvey is forecast to come ashore on the southern Texas coast late on Friday.
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We went ashore on rubber boats, wearing survival suits weighing nearly 10 kilograms (22 pounds).
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One main road into Palu was blocked by a boat, swept ashore by the tsunami.
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Fastening-free, the sweater was easy to throw on after coming ashore wet and tried.
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As the battle began, the Marines rushed ashore, quickly taking control of a strategic airfield.
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Forty-eight straight hours of gale-force winds blew lake water ashore, causing the ice.
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The suspect initially said that Ms. Wall had gone ashore the evening of her visit.
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Boats were washed ashore, like this sailboat that crashed into a house in New Bern.
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The delay forced some fishing operations ashore for good while harming the finances of others.
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A dead sea turtle, evidently choked by oil, washed ashore on one island, Amami Oshima.
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As the ice thins, the bears move ashore, ravenous, and begin to scavenge for food.
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"As you can see, life is a bit miserable here," he said after wading ashore.
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The dock was pulled ashore for the winter, its parts stacked next to his sailboat.
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What happens when drug bales start coming ashore in San Diego, or over from Saskatchewan?
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Ms. Brown and other evacuees said they were weary but thankful to be safely ashore.
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The headless body of a baby washed ashore on a nearby beach earlier this year.
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Earlier police said at least 10 people were missing and believed to still be ashore.
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Florence roared ashore near Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina, on Friday as a Category 1 storm.
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Florence has killed at least 33 people since coming ashore as a hurricane on Friday.
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The hurricane came ashore in Texas last week, knocking out power to the plant's cooling system.
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On the morning of June 6, 1944, Gutman was supposed to go ashore on Utah Beach.
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But super cold temperatures coming in next will likely cause water that's washed ashore to freeze.
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When a strange sea creature washed ashore near Darien, Georgia, last March, marine biologists were stumped.
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On Sunday, the unit posted several photographs of the vessel to Facebook before taking it ashore.
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"As polar bears are forced ashore for longer over time, we can expect more such events."
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The observatory's main cables run ashore at Port Alberni, on Vancouver Island, and Pacific City, Ore.
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Nitrogen is food for tiny algae — and when it's washed ashore, it can feed algal blooms.
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Some of them were chanting "USA, USA" as they washed ashore, he told the Canadian Press.
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Wally first washed ashore on Dockweiler State Beach in Los Angeles County a couple weeks ago.
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Admiral Rogers' joint service both afloat and ashore has been extensive since his commissioning in 1981.
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For sports uniform geeks, Uni Watch is like the Treasure Coast, with revelations constantly floating ashore.
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A pod of 1,000 famously swam ashore during a 1918 event on New Zealand's Chatham Islands.
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As the storm comes ashore, the coast could also face winds of up to 50 mph.
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It expects a tropical depression or weak storm to form and come ashore near Corpus Christi.
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The owner of the boat and Gibson found the plane part washed ashore on a sandbar.
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Volunteers flocked to Greek islands to help the refugees clambering ashore from their overloaded rubber dinghies.
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At least 23 deaths in Florida have been attributed to Michael, which slammed ashore on Oct.
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Boats washed ashore by the storm piled next to a house near Monmouth Beach, New Jersey.
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The U.S. territory already owed $72 billion in debt before Hurricane Maria slammed ashore in September.
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A cruise liner running ashore in the Piazza San Marco would wreck centuries of irreplaceable history.
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Some tourist towns in Mexico have installed floating barriers to keep the seaweed from washing ashore.
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Ms. Flager said today's traveler considered knowledge of the destination essential to enhance the trip ashore.
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"Outer band of Hurricane Michael coming ashore here," Jon Ward in Panama City said on Twitter.
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The Lockheed Martin-made Aegis Ashore is geared toward intercepting short- to intermediate-range ballistic missiles.
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He and a few other survivors floated in a dinghy for days and were washed ashore.
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In the video, Graham appears as a shipwrecked sailor who washed ashore on a deserted island.
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Today, there are so many abandoned nets that the government pays fishermen to drag them ashore.
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Biologists have treated several turtles that have washed ashore covered in crude, but some have died.
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In 2016, a man washed ashore after his feet were encased in concrete, The Times reported.
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For comparison, where Hurricane Sandy came ashore in 2012, only 71 percent of households owned vehicles.
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The missing teenagers were located on the rocks, picked up by a lifeboat and taken ashore.
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Another option, known as Aegis Ashore, is similar to what Japan already deploys aboard naval destroyers.
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Japan's government also recently approved the purchase of the Lockheed-made Aegis Ashore missile defense system.
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The coastal town took the brunt of Michael's 155-mph winds when it blew ashore Wednesday.
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A proposal to build two Aegis Ashore batteries was approved by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's Cabinet.
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The cause of death is not yet known for a whale that washed ashore on April 30.
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Image courtesy Sea-Mer AssociationLate last week, strange sponge-like clumps began washing ashore in northern France.
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Irma's gales ripped off 80 percent of the tree canopy; 6,000 cubic yards of seaweed washed ashore.
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"I want to go ashore immediately," she said in another message, saying her son was feeling ill.
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The crew of the Gaspee was brought ashore in Pawtuxet Village in Warwick as their ship burned.
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However, Conte said he had not given instructions for the migrants to be brought ashore in Sicily.
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The impact: Michael wreaked havoc in the region where the menacing, 12-mile-wide eye came ashore.
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More than 600 pilot whales have washed ashore New Zealand's South Island over the past two days.
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The crabs likely swarmed as they were trying to mate and were pushed ashore by strong currents.
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Usually, when you hear about things washing ashore, it's a bloated whale carcass or a bajillion jellyfish.
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It popped out in 1983, when he and his brother escaped from the ship and swam ashore.
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But also, now that he's washed ashore, is Gendry trying to reunite with his old friend Arya?
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The report indicates that Smiley was unresponsive and that first responders performed CPR after bringing him ashore.
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A year ago, remains of a boat filled with live fish native to Japanese waters washed ashore.
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On June 29, the bodies of 212 people, including five children, washed ashore on the Libyan coast.
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Global existential threats, if not confronted where they originate, eventually come ashore as a direct domestic reality.
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States prepare for storm The heaviest rain bands and strongest winds began coming ashore around 10 a.m.
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November 17: Four dead bodies discovered on board another boat which washed ashore in the same area.
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"Japan wants to have Aegis Ashore operational by 2023 at the latest," said another of the sources.
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The journey back was fast and, once ashore, Slat collapsed on a flower planter along the boardwalk.
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Bengaluru: Thousands of dead fish washed ashore on Ulsoor Lake due to rising water pollution levels pic.twitter.
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A Syrian child being housed at a warehouse after coming ashore at RAF base Akrotiri in Cyprus.
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Aerial photograph of thousands of Pacific walrus coming ashore near Point Lay, Alaska on August 23, 2015.
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Since that discovery, several more pieces of debris that may have come from MH370 have washed ashore.
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A small amount of debris from the plane has washed ashore thousands of miles to the west.
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It seems the open arms that initially had greeted those coming ashore in Lesvos have finally closed.
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Since January, at least 167 North Pacific gray whales have washed ashore dead from Mexico to Alaska.
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The storm came ashore as a Category 4 hurricane on the five-step Saffir-Simpson wind scale.
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Perfumers rely on jetsam ambergris that washes ashore; these little fatty blobs are worth thousands of dollars.
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He was a few miles south of Wilmington, N.C., near where Florence is expected to crash ashore.
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Because the storm came ashore at low tide, the impact was lessened, the National Weather Service said.
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"Inshallah, I will get to Germany," said one migrant, Mohamed Zaki, 22, after he was brought ashore.
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The Cabinet approved a proposal to build two Aegis Ashore batteries, a move that was widely expected.
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The eye of the storm swept ashore with 21970-mile-per-hour winds about 28:28 p.m.
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Three good Samaritans heard the boy's cries and helped bring him ashore using a kayak, Giles said.
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Vicente likely will be a tropical depression by the time it comes ashore, the hurricane center said.
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NBC, ABC and CBS all aired special reports as Michael's eye came ashore between 1 and 2.
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A lone piper played in Mulberry Harbor, exactly 21945 years after British troops came ashore at Gold Beach.
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Ms. Klein's husband, George, said he got to the beach in time to help bring the man ashore.
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Cruise missiles that US imagery captured on small commercial boats known as dhows, have been largely dispersed ashore.
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Subtropical storm Alberto rolled ashore Monday afternoon in the Florida Panhandle and then weakened overnight to a depression.
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But it is not a naturally occurring event for shark babies to be found ashore in large numbers.
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Harvey, which came ashore in Texas last week as a powerful Category 4 hurricane, has caused catastrophic flooding.
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US soldiers pilot an amphibious "duck" as it comes ashore in the wake of the D-Day invasion.
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No cause of death has been determined for the whale whose body washed ashore in Rye, New Hampshire.
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In other words, going ashore to lay its eggs, like turtles do, wouldn't have worked in its favor.
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Since its inauguration in 1986, passengers who come ashore have not been subject to customs or immigration controls.
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Once they pulled it ashore, however, authorities found the boat had solar panels and an electric motor inside.
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Michael crashed ashore Florida on Wednesday as the third most powerful hurricane ever to strike the U.S. mainland.
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Today they are marginalised, subjected to ever-tightening pressure by the state to respect borders and come ashore.
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They could, for example, send aerial drones ashore to drop off solar-powered ground sensors at specified points.
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On Saturday, Brown's body was found washed ashore on Hendry's Beach in Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara Independent reported.
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Just because they found the source, though, doesn't mean pieces of these old phones will stop washing ashore.
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Just days before, a gray whale had washed ashore on Tennessee Valley Beach, nine miles to the south.
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Since the 1980s, pieces of Garfield phones have continually washed ashore in Brittany, puzzling locals and irking environmentalists.
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On Monday, a dead body washed ashore in Brooklyn wearing a green jacket, blue underwear, and cement shoes.
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It's rare for humans to swim with them, and most people only encounter them when they wash ashore.
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TThey eat continuously while they journey here's a reason for that: elephant seals don't eat while they're ashore.
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Half of the ship was taken ashore by tugboats, while the remainder is in the water gradually sinking.
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Harvey came ashore August 25 as a Category 4 hurricane with high winds and a destructive storm surge.
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And Long Island mobsters were said to have helped capture saboteurs who came ashore from a German submarine.
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Laguna Beach police said there were actually a total of 13 individuals who came ashore in the boat.
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Japan is bolstering defenses against North Korean ballistic missiles with two Lockheed Martin Aegis Ashore air defense batteries.
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It is not uncommon for bodies to float to the surface or wash ashore in New York City.
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Farther north, in St. Marks, where the hurricane came ashore, water had poured into a bed-and-breakfast.
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In this scene, the two find a boat that washes ashore and are surprised to see what's inside.
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The SM-3 IIA is expected to be equipped on U.S Aegis ashore stations in Romania and Poland.
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Organic elements (coral in particular) symbolize man's impact on nature and cultivate a sense of detritus washed ashore.
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Barry reached hurricane strength on Saturday morning before coming ashore near Intracoastal City, Louisiana, at about 1 p.m.
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Hurricane Harvey came ashore last Friday as the strongest storm to hit Texas in more than 250 years.
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Dogan earlier said the authorities had detained two Turks suspected of organizing the voyage after they swam ashore.
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He is not a Svengali; he's a shipwrecked banker who washed ashore and wound up the president's ventriloquist.
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Bones from gray whales, sea lions and killer whales wash ashore, piling on the beach along fallen evergreens.
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"When they came ashore," the strangers insisted, they could "use their own liberty" to form a new government.
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Police in Florida said this week that cocaine has been washing ashore as a result of Hurricane Dorian.
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"When informed about the threat, the vessel was immediately evacuated and all crew brought safely ashore," she wrote.
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They had met ashore several times, and she had been on the boat in the company of others.
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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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Japan has opted for a different missile shield system, the Aegis Ashore, also from U.S. defense giant Lockheed.
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The storm came ashore first near the Corpus Christi refining center, and some refineries were moving toward restarting.
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Overcrowded dinghies traveling from the coast of Turkey navigate choppy waters; Spanish lifeguards and volunteers help people ashore.
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The ships have internal docks that allow those troops to load into smaller vessels to be carried ashore.
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When currents change, the garbage can wash back ashore — and so it is found on beaches like Kamilo.
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Migrants came ashore as far away as Orange County, California, and arrests at sea tripled over previous years.
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According to the New York Times, recent erosion caused human remains to wash ashore on nearby City Island.
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Florence's intensity has diminished since it roared ashore along the U.S. mid-Atlantic coast on Friday as a hurricane.
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By late Thursday, it was still docked at Trapani&aposs port, with no authorization to let its passengers ashore.
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"I was very concerned," he said, so he called to his son and the other surfers to come ashore.
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Volunteers are continuing to collect bodies as they wash ashore and prepare them for transfer to a local hospital.
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Japan's health minister said a few categories of passengers could spend the remainder of the two-week quarantine ashore.
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Of eight migrants taken ashore on Monday night for urgent medical attention, he said, only two had health problems.
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At one point, Trump stopped to ask about a large boat that had washed ashore next to a house.
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Details: Hurricane Willa is forecast to come ashore between Mazatlán and Puerto Vallarta, sometime on Tuesday afternoon or evening.
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The same happened in 2006 to two Indian fishermen who drifted ashore when they were asleep on their boat.
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On March 15, a juvenile male curvier beaked whale was found washed ashore in the Philippines with 88 lbs.
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In August it fell even further: fewer than 0.123,000 people came ashore, against more than 21,000 in August 2016.
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Boats had continued to operate all night, and now parties ashore immediately went inland to reinforce the front lines.
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The electricity generated (up to 250 megawatts, enough for 203m people) would be transmitted ashore by an undersea cable.
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And any of them, or any other storm, could be worse depending on if or where it comes ashore.
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The first Christians to arrive in Japan - Portuguese Catholics in the 16th century - came ashore in the Nagasaki area.
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There was talk of it being a Category 2 with an 11-feet tidal surge when it came ashore.
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But he could not overcome Trump's unpopularity in a state where the blue wave crashed ashore with a vengeance.
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The proposed Aegis Ashore radars would be variants of models already developed by Raytheon and Lockheed, the sources said.
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A message posted to the base's Facebook page urged the public not pick up any debris that washes ashore.
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With Mr. Kleeman restocking the coffers by working remotely for his previous employers, when ashore, he considered his options.
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To get ashore from the Altai, the researchers and other expedition participants had to rely on smaller landing craft.
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Outside his home, Morales recalls how Hurricane Maria "sounded like a monster hitting your door" as it came ashore.
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The Aegis ashore sites in Romania and Poland should continue as planned, but with a greater number of interceptors.
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Climbing ashore, he heard gunfire, glanced backward and saw his friend on the ground, blood rushing from his head.
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While there, Robin gets pulled into an investigation into the death of a young girl whose body washes ashore.
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The blooms have ravaged marine life, causing dead fish, sea turtles, manatees and a whale shark to wash ashore.
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He made it ashore about a mile and a half away, shoeless and without his bike, cellphone or GPS.
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Two of the survivors are reported to have swum ashore, while another was rescued by a nearby fishing boat.
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In April, a pregnant whale washed ashore in Italy with more than 48 pounds of plastic inside the animal.
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Marines were forced to wade ashore, making them easy targets for Japanese gunners, who were prepared for the assault.
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One trooper said they had recovered some personal effects, believed to be from the plane, that had washed ashore.
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It remains unclear where and when the Norwegian Jewel's more than 2,000 passengers will be allowed to come ashore.
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Snapshot: Above, a derelict cargo ship washed ashore near a fishing village in Ireland, after Storm Dennis lashed Europe.
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The researchers believe that the pumice stones washed ashore after volcanic eruptions occurred 40 miles south of Moscerini beach.
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He was also clever: That morning, with his three commanding white officers carousing ashore, Smalls began executing his plan.
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Survivors remember the sea crashing ashore in three massive black waves, so tall even the coconut trees were drowned.
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It was downgraded to a Category 73 hurricane before coming ashore near Wrightsville Beach close to Wilmington, North Carolina.
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Dorian came ashore beginning Saturday as a Category 5 storm, the strongest hurricane on record to hit the Bahamas.
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Kopechne was trapped inside the car but Kennedy was able to swim ashore and walked back to his hotel.
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I watched them bounce ashore on the choppy waves separating Turkey from Greece, their inflatable boats crammed to overcapacity.
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Thousands of 10-inch worms washed ashore on Drakes Beach in California&aposs Point Reyes National Seashore last weekend.
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Japan is planning to buy the Aegis Ashore land-based system to boost its own defenses against North Korea.
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Configuring Aegis Ashore to fire other interceptors that could target newer North Korean would require additional tests, he added.
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En route, the Rodgers sent ashore Charles Putnam, the ship's 07553-year-old master, and seven other crew members.
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In May, researchers revealed that 414 million pieces of plastic were found washed ashore on the Cocos (Keeling) Islands.
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For regional missile threats, we have the Aegis system equipped with standard missile interceptors deployed on ships and ashore.
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Floodwaters pushed boats ashore and swept through buildings, swiping groceries off shelves and knocking library books into murky pools.
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In Florida, hundreds upon hundreds of young loggerhead and green turtles — both protected species — were pushed ashore by Irma.
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The Aegis Ashore system, manufactured by Lockheed Martin, is already running in Romania, with another deployment planned for Poland.
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A second map, dated six months after his men marched ashore that month, has just a few red blotches left.
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That decade, the 1980s, ended in glory for the Mets, as raftloads of young talent washed ashore in Flushing Bay.
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Last weekend, a bag washed ashore near the Shoreby Club in Bratenahl, Ohio, east of Cleveland, CNN affiliate WEWS reported.
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The influx is nearly 2.5 times the size of the Mariel boat lift that brought 2003,000 Cubans ashore in 1980.
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Pathologists are conducting postmortem examinations of the whales to try and understand what happened to make so many wash ashore.
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Workers use a vacuum hose to capture some of the oil washing ashore in Port Fourchon, Louisiana, June 123, 2010.
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On Sunday, about 1,500 Americans washed ashore in Canada during an event blown off course on the St. Clair River.
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"The water was very shallow and the people were able to jump off into the water and actually walk ashore."
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Some of the bodies spend several days in the sea before washing ashore and sometimes only body parts are retrieved.
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The organizers plan to use the latest video and audio technology to bring the event to life for those ashore.
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To the north, in St. Marks, home to 20053 people, houses and businesses flooded also as the hurricane came ashore.
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In January, nearly 4,000 people were stung in one weekend by blue bottle jellies that drifted ashore in Queensland, Australia.
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Typhoon Haima came ashore over Peñablanca, Cagayan Province, in the northeast corner of the island of Luzon at 11 p.m.
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The dead whale, which was about as long as two school buses, washed ashore near Gold Beach, Oregon, in 2015.
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Even so, the Aegis Ashore system is meant to defend against enemy missile attacks such as North Korean ballistic missiles.
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Chefs are always on the lookout for fresh fish, seafood or oysters and often go ashore to shop at markets.
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Many superyacht guests think crew members get a break when they, the guests, go ashore, but that's not the case.
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Parts of the Jersey Shore already saw flooding as a result of storm surge and very large seas coming ashore.
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At least 30 people were reported missing, per the AP. Flashback: Cyclone Mekunu rolls ashore in Oman, threatening historic disaster
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In reality, though, they came from navy border patrols; a taste of harsh reality washed ashore in a resort town.
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Instead, the storm churned past hundreds of miles of coastline and only moved ashore about 30 miles northeast of Charleston.
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She was brought ashore in a carrier box and will be quarantined and examined before being returned to her family.
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Mussolini began draining the lake in 1929 and by 1932, two of the ships had been located and hauled ashore.
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The focus on anti-ship capabilities at sea and ashore advances a strategic concept outlined by the head of INDOPACOM.
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Many of those rescued were women and young children who were transferred to another ship and brought ashore last week.
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My friends and I came to the conclusion that they most likely washed ashore from Puerto Rico or even Bermuda.
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Harbors are littered with ferries that capsized or were washed ashore, leaving fewer vessels to carry supplies back and forth.
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Rick Scott told reporters that he had seen crippling damage there, including countless overturned trailers and many boats washed ashore.
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"World Spirituality Classics 1: The Ecstatic Music of Alice Coltrane Turiyasangitananda" is something like a fabled scroll that's washed ashore.
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Smugglers frequently come ashore in that area due to its proximity to the Bahamas, where ventures frequently originate, Daniel said.
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"If one can remove nets before it comes ashore on beaches or on reefs, it's much more effective," Crowley said.
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The womancame ashore on Wednesday but then tested positive for the disease on Saturday in Tochigi Prefecture, north of Tokyo.
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Irma first came ashore at Cudjoe Key as a Category 241 hurricane with sustained winds of up to 229 mph.
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Harvey was the most powerful hurricane to hit Texas in more than 50 years when it came ashore on Friday.
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"Engineering students can get a great job ashore or get a lot of money going to sea," Admiral Alfultis said.
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It was later safely pulled ashore with the help of two other boats, as well as Sri Lankan wildlife officials.
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Researchers found 80 plastic bags in the stomach of a dead pilot whale that washed ashore in Thailand, he said.
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Microplastics aren't the only concern; this year we've seen several whales wash ashore with huge chunks of plastic inside them.
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They pilfered cargo as it came ashore and extorted truckers who had come to collect cargo or drop it off.
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Workers in hard hats monitor as giant yellow cranes lift hundreds of containers off cargo ships onto lorries waiting ashore.
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The Russians insist that these dual-capability "Aegis ashore" installations violate the offensive weapons range limitations in the I.N.F. Treaty.
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Here, still, are the beaches where the soldiers came ashore with their code-names: Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno and Sword.
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Laetitia Tura's photos of Tunisian beaches, Disparitions (208), memorialize travelers whose bodies wash ashore and are buried in communal graves.
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Japan's military planners also evaluated the U.S.-built THAAD (Terminal High Altitude Area Defense) system before deciding on Aegis Ashore.
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In one village in Tacloban, the coastal city with the most casualties, a massive cargo ship had washed up ashore.
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But when he arrived, he and a lifeguard found the dead dolphin floating in the surf and quickly pulled it ashore.
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Michael crashed ashore Florida on Wednesday as the third most powerful hurricane to strike the U.S. mainland, leaving seven people least.
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The foundry always insisted that the famously cracked bell came ashore in good order, and was damaged later by incorrect hanging.
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"The ferry was overcrowded and carrying about 50 people," he said, adding some passengers managed to swim ashore after the accident.
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Perhaps Cardinal Wolsey would be better, for a prime minister ultimately blown ashore by a European headwind impossible to tack against.
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The defence ministry wants to upgrade the Aegis systems on the destroyers and to acquire a land-based version, Aegis Ashore.
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A blinding guide light ashore came on, but served only to indicate direction and illuminated nothing beyond dozens of milling boats.
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They then sailed to the wooden pier at Pampelonne Beach, where dozens of locals had gathered to see them come ashore.
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The last comparable storm to Enawo that came ashore in northeastern Madagascar was Tropical Cyclone Gafilo, which hit in March 2004.
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Hurricane Matthew made landfall in southwestern Haiti early Tuesday, crashing ashore as a powerful Category Four storm, US weather forecasters said.
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The Jordan has long disappointed visitors expecting to see the "deep and wide" waterway from which Michael rowed his boat ashore.
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But this past week, two mangled great white carcasses washed ashore in the town of Gansbaai on the South African coast.
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Border Guard Bangladesh officials counted 444 refugees coming ashore at Sabrang, near Teknaf, and 150 more arriving further along the coast.
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In May 2015, three children were hurt when a waterspout came ashore and lifted a bounce house in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
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If the ridge deepens or if Jose dissipates, the U.S. coastline – most likely near the Carolinas – could inadvertently welcome Maria ashore.
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By comparison, Hurricane Sandy had a minimum central pressure of 946 millibars when it came ashore in New Jersey on Oct.
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Gasoline futures soared as much as 0.33 percent as the storm, which came ashore on Friday, continued to batter the state.
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Solid fuel ashore After seeing the potentially new Scud variant, we saw the KN-143 (also known as the Pukguksong-2).
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The algae can exude toxins that irritate swimmers' skin and get carried ashore by winds, causing people to cough and wheeze.
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Madsen was rescued on Friday morning in a navy operation and taken ashore after his homemade 17-metre submarine went down.
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They're working with NOAA and Wood's Hole to try to understand where they are between when they hatch and wash ashore.
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The prime tourist attraction here is the Mega One Triton Shipwreck, a haunting vessel washed ashore during Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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The U.S. Navy told the Associated Press that sailors on a nearby wharf used an inflatable boat to bring people ashore.
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Yeah, the "Lu" of Lu Over the Wall is a mermaid who comes ashore to join a middle-school rock band.
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Finding the piers closed by the evacuation order, he plunged into the ocean just beyond the surf line and swam ashore.
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The system, called Aegis Ashore, was essentially transferred from a seaborne launchpad onto land in Romania, at the Deveselu air base.
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Then they attached a breeches buoy, or a canvas sling, to the pulley, which they hoped could carry the men ashore.
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In 1900, a fierce hurricane struck Galveston, Texas, where its wall of water pushed ashore, killing between 24,21900 and 25,21 people.
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The United States is already working on a missile shield in Europe called Aegis Ashore meant to protect against Iranian threats.
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New York City flashed back to the days of mob wars after a man's body washed ashore in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn.
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This first image, taken by the satellite's Advanced Baseline Imager, picked up the moon's shadow coming ashore in the Pacific Northwest.
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The refugees had to navigate war zones, cross a sea, sneak ashore and travel for hundreds of miles to get there.
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In "Swiss Army Man," Hank (Paul Dano) is stranded on a deserted island when Manny, played by Mr. Radcliffe, washes ashore.
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For instance, if they spot a bear, they don't go ashore, and they must not pursue, follow or lure polar bears.
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Maria, which came ashore as the strongest storm to hit the island in nearly 90 years, has created a humanitarian crisis.
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"The flooding was more widespread than we initially anticipated, as the storm drifted westward once it came ashore," Caldwell told Motherboard.
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Salvini has said he will not let the migrants aboard come ashore until other European countries agree to take them in.
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No hurricane has made landfall in Louisiana since 2012, when Hurricane Isaac moved ashore near the mouth of the Mississippi River.
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The body of a Hungarian deck hand was found late on Thursday as it washed ashore near a busy Budapest embankment.
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The refugees who came ashore on the Winnipeg would go on to help fashion a more prosperous, open and inventive Chile.
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Hurricane Michael, the strongest hurricane ever to come ashore on the Florida Panhandle, is expected to move Thursday through North Carolina.
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Frankie, whose parents once owned a hotel there, is lured back when she learns that human remains have recently washed ashore.
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The woman came ashore on Wednesday but then tested positive for the disease on Saturday in Tochigi Prefecture, north of Tokyo.
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"During the storm itself, when the hurricane comes ashore, our first responders will not be going out there," the mayor said.
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Katrina came ashore near Buras, La., with a storm surge into Mississippi estimated at 28 feet around Waveland and Pass Christian.
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Depending on how much water was pushed ashore and the area's watershed, it may hang around, causing further damage to communities.
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Since we test the Aegis Ashore system in Hawaii, they already help defend those important islands, home to U.S. Pacific Command.
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After clambering aboard, they can have a coffee or cold drink and order a snack, an opportunity to forget challenges ashore.
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Polar bears gather on Wrangel Island in ever-increasing numbers, possibly driven ashore by the loss of sea ice, say researchers.
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The last hurricane to strike the U.S. was Nate last October, coming ashore in Biloxi with 75 mph (120 kph) winds.
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Protesters wore homespun clothing and ostracised those who drank English tea—even the stuff washed ashore after the Boston Tea Party.
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Some were surprising, like the old — and possibly historically significant — wooden canoe that washed ashore not far from Cape Canaveral, Fla.
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Florence came ashore in North Carolina on Friday as a hurricane and has caused widespread flooding in North and South Carolina.
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One group of people, including former fishermen, are diving for wayward nets, hauling them ashore, and repurposing them into nylon yarn.
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Hurricanes are dangerous regardless of their exact windspeed because they can push deadly storm surge ashore and inundate areas with rain.
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RARE WHALE DOLPHIN MYSTERIOUSLY WASHES ASHORE But on Sunday, the day after Baxter "permanently removed" the first rat snake, he spotted another.
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Storm after storm has pummeled California over the past few weeks as a series of so-called atmospheric rivers has come ashore.
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Screencap: TV Asahi via CNNA battered wooden fishing vessel containing eight partially skeletonized bodies washed ashore in northern Japan over the weekend.
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Dozens of migrants have been taken ashore since the ship entered Italian waters because they were said to be minors or ill.
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After all, as recently as Monday, the forecast for Hurricane Michael was for it to come ashore as a Category 3 storm.
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A weather station at Fort Morgan, Alabama, recorded sustained winds of 68 mph, gusting to 78 mph, as the storm blew ashore.
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The "invasion pool" at the National D-Day Memorial features sculptures of soldiers climbing ashore amid intermittent jets of water replicating gunfire.
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Photos and videos from the area show boats washed ashore into the middle of streets, trailers flipped upside down, and much debris.
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Italy bans private rescue ships from bringing migrants ashore, saying it has borne too much responsibility for handling African migration to Europe.
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This eventually drove Laura to destruction — the series began with her naked body, wrapped in plastic, washing ashore in Twin Peaks, Washington.
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For three months his dredging platform, two miles offshore, has been sucking up dirt from the sea bed and piping it ashore.
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Stokes says that some could be being washed ashore by unusual tide or wind patterns that would usually flow out to sea.
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If the sailors had washed ashore with perishable figs rather than imperishable hardtack, the rate of interest would have been steeply negative.
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SAO PAULO – Authorities say about two dozen African migrants have come ashore in northeastern Brazil after being rescued at sea by fishermen.
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Reuters photo of the dayThis is still happening The dead bodies of migrants that washed ashore at Tajoura, east of Tripoli, Libya.
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But something appears to be wrong as hundreds of dead horseshoe crabs have recently washed ashore in southern Japan, leaving scientists confounded.
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Kunte Kinte, a slave made famous by Alex Haley's "Roots," came ashore here; there's a statue of Haley now by the harbour.
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Unusually strong offshore swells and winds pushed them ashore, according to Lisa-ann Gershwin, director of the Australian Marine Stinger Advisory Services.
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But it then became known the 10 sailors had been taken ashore and diplomatic efforts to get them out quickly kicked in.
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A large piece of curved metal washed ashore in Nakhon Si Thammarat province, Tanyapat Patthikongpan, head of Pak Phanang district, told Reuters.
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Harvey roared ashore overnight as a category 4 hurricane with winds over 130 mph (209 kph) just north of Corpus Christi, Texas.
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In June 1944, as a lieutenant with the Irish Guard, he came ashore near Bayeux, and fought in the Battle of Caen.
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Authorities reportedly said a second body washed ashore after midnight, and the third body was found on the hull of the boat.
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Moscow has also accused the United States of violating the treaty with its Aegis Ashore missile defense system in Romania and Poland.
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Democrats had a good night, but the performance wasn't enough to convince Pyers that a Democratic wave will wash ashore in California.
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Typically blue penguins only come ashore at night, when they make the journey from the harbour, where they fish, to their nests.
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In this fantasy adventure, Paul Dano's character, similarly stranded on a desert island, bonds with a corpse (Daniel Radcliffe) that washes ashore.
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Her body and the fetus of the unborn son they had named Conner washed ashore in San Francisco Bay four months later.
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On September 19, a bowhead whale carcass washed ashore the remote Wrangel Island State Nature Reserve off the Northern coast of Siberia.
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"None," said Mr. Zreiki, one of the volunteers who have patrolled the beaches for months to help refugees as they came ashore.
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More migrants came ashore on Sunday from a rescue boat that had breached for the second time in a week Salvini's ban.
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The hot money, often borrowed money, washes ashore tsunami like, but then it can recede and dry up, leaving behind the debris.
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Whether it comes ashore or not, the eye of the storm will be close enough to cause extensive damage in North Carolina.
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Mandatory evacuations forced thousands from their homes as the edge of Harvey blew ashore across more than 300 miles of Gulf coast.
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When two whales came ashore in Northern California in 2008, scientists found they had ingested bags and netting probably discarded by fishermen.
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These so-called "Aegis Ashore" bases have been a key component in the US's effort to deploy ballistic missile defense to Europe.
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If any fuel washes ashore, there may be ways to limit the damage in the immediate vicinity, with machines or by hand.
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As eager as he was to witness the landing, Pyle wasn't allowed to go ashore at Omaha Beach until the morning after.
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After tumultuous months at sea, they landed ashore in the first British colony in North America — Jamestown, Virginia — in late August 1619.
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They're coming ashore in poorer condition, and have to stretch out that reduced energy reserve for another week or two or longer.
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When the fishermen first came ashore in Yurihonjo last month, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said that the crew members could be spies.
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The swimmer, Ross Edgley, 33, had not been ashore since June 1, when he set off on his 1,780-mile aquatic journey.
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The cove was shallow, so we paddled ashore in a rubber dinghy, pushing ice chunks out of the way with the oars.
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The journalist Philip Caputo was a young Marine officer who went ashore with the first American combat units in Vietnam, in 1965.
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R.J. Lehmann, a senior fellow at R Street Institute, noted that when Harvey came ashore northeast of Corpus Christi, Texas, on Aug.
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Five days after Harvey came ashore near Corpus Christi, Texas, record-setting rainfall in Houston continues to push floodwaters higher and higher.
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A wrecked wooden boat, believed to be a North Korean "ghost ship," washed ashore on the Japanese island of Sado on Friday.
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Two decapitated heads were found on what&aposs suspected to be a North Korean boat that washed ashore in Japan on Friday.
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Japanese broadcaster NHK reported that a boat with Korean lettering on the side washed ashore on the island of Sado on Friday.
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There is also the option to operationalize the Pacific Missile Range Facility (PMRF) and make the current Aegis Ashore test site permanent.
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While Venezuelans are fleeing an economic and political disaster, Bahamians came ashore after Hurricane Dorian last month devastated some of the islands.
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Pictures from Hamilton Island and Airlie Beach showed streets stacked with snapped trees, roof tiles and furniture, with wrecked yachts washed ashore.
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence visited Texas on Thursday, touring the coastal city of Rockport, where Harvey slammed ashore six days ago.
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The whale, a young female, washed ashore in Porto Cervo, a seaside resort in the north of the Italian island of Sardinia.
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In 2013, another dead sperm whale was towed ashore due to wind patterns that would have pushed the animal beach-ward anyway.
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Refineries in the U.S. Gulf Coast states of Louisiana and Mississippi made preparations on Monday for the storm to come ashore late Tuesday.
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"To have the largest mammal on planet earth wash ashore and die...and be desicrated is a message to us all," she said.
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Since they can't move, the Aegis Ashore missiles can only intercept incoming medium-weight rockets that are aimed relatively near the Aegis installations.
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OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Maine – Scientists in Maine are investigating the death of a 24-foot Minke whale that washed ashore over the weekend.
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The most dangerous aspect of a hurricane is usually the storm surge, when wind pushes water ashore several feet above the normal tide.
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A number of elegant mathematical formulae try to demystify the movement of breaking waves, which wash ashore then recede back into the ocean.
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As she approached the camera, she took off her hat and proudly declared "Free!" as she twirled around while the waves crashed ashore.
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The oil that's washing ashore was used as fuel for the Sanchi; it's not the ultra-light crude condensate the ship was transporting.
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In addition, Sky News reports that 44 seemingly Korean vessels have washed ashore or been spotted off the coast of Japan this year.
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The two Aegis Ashore sites will likely cost at least twice as much as Japan's initial estimate of $2 billion, the sources said.
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As she approaches the camera, she takes off her hat and proudly declares "Free!" as she twirls around while the waves crash ashore.
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It's likely the animal was already dead before it washed ashore and was pushed inland by the tide, eventually settling in the mangroves.
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It's likely the humpback was already dead before it washed ashore and was pushed inland by the tide, eventually settling in the mangroves.
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The woman managed to make it ashore and the other rescuers were picked up in a boat — but Espedal has not been found.
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I was in Austin the day before Harvey came ashore, and the team was already bracing for the storm and the long recovery.
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Nitrogen is food for tiny algae, called phytoplankton — and when it's washed ashore, it can feed algal blooms like the ones in Florida.
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As the search for the Marines continued in Hawaii, Marine Corps Base Hawaii warned people not to touch any wreckage that washed ashore.
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Eight months after a little boy's body washed ashore in Galveston, Texas, police have identified him and arrested his mother and her girlfriend.
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When a boat washes ashore holding a dead man and a living baby, Isobel convinces Tom to raise the baby as their own.
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Washbacks are turtles that have made it to the ocean and the Gulf Stream for a few weeks before being washed back ashore.
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When the boat crashes, he and two other stowaways — Quinn and Frank (Paul Higgins) — are brought ashore by the goddess of the island.
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When Hurricane Harvey came ashore Friday, it was the most powerful storm to hit Texas in 9 years — and it's not over yet.
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The Japanese mini submarine HA-28 (similar to the mini sub sunk by the USS Ward), which washed ashore on December 230, 1941.
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He was here the night Sandy roared ashore, escaping to his daughter's home nearby, watching helplessly as his neighborhood burned to the ground.
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Some of the EIA data was affected by Storm Barry, which came ashore on Saturday in central Louisiana as a Category 1 hurricane.
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Since 2015 the total bandwidth available has more than doubled and next year it will increase again as several new cables come ashore.
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Alas, in a story that is as old as the sea, those who are adept afloat all too readily succumb to temptation ashore.
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U.S. oil companies cut some production in the Gulf of Mexico ahead of Hurricane Barry, which came ashore in Louisiana earlier this month.
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Trevor plays his traditional role as the U.S. military intelligence officer who washes ashore on Paradise Island, introducing Diana to the modern world.
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But at the end of March 21 people, including Syrians, Palestinians and Somalis, came ashore in a small boat on Italy's Adriatic coast.
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The number of stranded turtles has steadily climbed — over 1200 washed ashore in 2014 — and experts think climate change is partly to blame.
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A large hoodwinker sunfish washed ashore at the Coal Oil Point Reserve in Santa Barbara, California, and scientists were shocked by the discovery.
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Earlier this month, a dead juvenile sperm whale found washed ashore in Italy was discovered to have a stomach full of plastic waste.
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A lion's share of the Asian bottles that the researchers collected in 2018 had washed ashore within two years of their date stamps.
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In August 6900 thousands of Pacific walruses were forced ashore near Point Lay, Alaska — the earliest haul-out event federal officials have recorded.
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There is a scary moment, in " A Man for All Seasons " (1966), when Henry VIII (Robert Shaw) jumps ashore from a stately barge.
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A 22010-foot whale shark even floated ashore earlier this month—the first ever, The Washington Post reported, to be killed by algae.
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The troops packed into amphibious assault vehicles to go ashore in Bowen, a coastal town in eastern Queensland, Australia, during Exercise Talisman Sabre.
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Also, an opera singer who was entertaining passengers on one cruise went ashore to sing "O Sole Mio" and caused a penguin stampede.
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Within it I draw the Japanese islands that were dented in the Tohoku region and the scene of a big ship washed ashore.
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They're so tasty, the mermaids will want to come ashore to try them even if we fried and ate their friends in fricassee.
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Mostly American, British and Canadian men, some just boys, waded ashore as German soldiers tried to kill them with machine guns and artillery.
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A group of Arrivals, singing a blurry version of a religious hymn, comes ashore amid a blast of electronic noise and quivering flute.
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With fires raging on the dock, he jumped ashore and wrestled the ship free from its moorings so it could move to safety.
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And Raegan Cure from Michigan (School) wrote poetically about nature: Slowly, the empty boat drifted ashore, ash settling from the dull, grey sky.
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Agents entered the water and pulled the mother and child ashore, and began searching for the others who had been aboard the raft.
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Guests have not been ashore since March 14 in Punta Arenas, Chile, and have been self-isolating in their staterooms since March 22.
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In Botticelli's tempera painting, the newly born Venus stands nude in a giant seashell, having been blown ashore by the wind god Zephyr.
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Tropical Storm Gordon sputtered Wednesday after sweeping ashore overnight, saturating the Gulf Coast but sparing the region a new round of widespread destruction.
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In a scene framed by mountains, the native Tlingit tribe warmly greeted a hardy Russian mariner, Gerasim Izmailov, who had made it ashore.
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The submarine, the UC3 Nautilus, 55 feet long, was found 22 feet below sea level and was brought ashore shortly after it sank.
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Several of the migrants had written phone numbers on their clothes, so that someone could call their families if their bodies washed ashore.
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And with their documents in plastic bags, they were ready to swim ashore, knowing that the smuggler wanted to make a quick getaway.
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Aponte is still shaken by what they went through when Maria crashed ashore and by the crisis they see no way out of.
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Before the hurricane bellowed ashore, Mr. Scott, the governor, held news conference after news conference imploring Floridians to flee while they still could.
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In a scene framed by soaring mountains, the native Tlingit tribe warmly greeted a hardy Russian mariner, Gerasim Izmailov, who made it ashore.
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During World War II, the Army came ashore to develop biological weapons and to incinerate, in open bonfires, those captured from the enemy.
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The sinkings came on a day when coast guards brought ashore 264 people after rescuing them from two other vessels, Mr. Spindler said.
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The bodies of 133 migrants have washed ashore near the western Libyan city of Zuwara in recent days, the Red Crescent said on Sunday.
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Montenegro, a small nation ashore the Adriatic Sea, started its carbon neutral initiative in 2013 and the project was slated for completion last month.
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The sharks were found ashore along Keehi Lagoon, near the La Mariana Sailing Club, about 5 miles west of Honolulu, according to the station.
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Plastic Free Seas, which has sponsored a series of beach cleanups, has found that most of the trash that washed ashore was packaging materials.
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"The United States' Aegis ashore system is declared certified for operations," NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said Thursday at the ceremony launching the system.
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Guests will be able to go ashore and take charter flights to the capital city of Phnom Penh, where they can fly home from.
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Meanwhile, last winter, a dead sperm whale washed ashore in Indonesia with more than 1,000 pieces of plastic, including flip flops, in its stomach.
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Though to us, on land, the hurricane was extremely powerful, it didn't cause any stormquakes as it moved ashore in New Jersey, Fan said.
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The storm came ashore before dawn just west of Cameron, LA, bringing maximum sustained winds near 45 mph, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said.
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Customs spokesman Sunil Jayaratne said the smugglers were also believed to sometimes transfer shipments to small boats at sea before bringing the drugs ashore.
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I had been strung along, spit out, and washed ashore again in the romance department and swore I was taking a sabbatical from love.
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In this true-life mystery, famed actress Natalie Wood was found dead in 1981 by police, washed ashore Santa Catalina Island in Southern California.
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I guess their basis for seizure is how the statue is handled once it came ashore, then was sold abroad without an export license.
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Scientists and experts are still working to determine the cause of death of the remaining two, including the one that washed ashore on Tuesday.
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"The group has carried out kidnap-for-ransom operations in the past, but these were mostly from locations ashore," naval analyst Ridzwan Rahmat said.
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Over the weekend, a piece of a Boeing 777 was found washed ashore Mozambique, and it's already on its way to Malaysia for examination.
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This comes only days after human body parts, including a foot and other remains, washed ashore near the site of the Olympic volleyball tournaments.
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Last week, a dead, decomposing humpback whale washed ashore in Delaware, making it the 42nd death in the region since the beginning of 2016.
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About 24 million Floridians are in the path of Hurricane Matthew, which is now expected to come ashore as a deadly Category 2138 storm.
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Piles of trash, plastic bottles and other unidentifiable refuse can be seen rippling and crashing ashore in video and images posted on social media.
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But 2013 and 2014, while hotter than ever, weren't El Niño seasons, and the pups that washed ashore appeared to have been born sick.
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The body of an unidentified migrant is seen on a beach after being washed ashore, on the Greek island of Lesbos, November 7, 2015.
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Barry came ashore on Saturday along the central Louisiana coast and had moved into Ohio by Wednesday, according to the U.S. National Hurricane Center.
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From the moment the refugees and migrants step ashore on the Greek island of Lesvos, often soaking from the surf, they face freezing temperatures.
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They came ashore in the Turkish town of Dikili, where Turkish officials covered the ship's bow with tarpaulins to prevent journalists from seeing inside.
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Some of the scrappy volunteer groups that flocked to Lesbos last autumn, when 6,000 refugees might clamber ashore in one day, are closing shop.
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At least five sailors were injured, and ten more are missing, with the remainder of the crew making it ashore from the battered ship.
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Once ashore, Harvey lost speed and transformed into a tropical storm that dumped more than 143 to 30 inches of rain across southeastern Texas.
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The other day, I found myself clicking through pictures of people drowning—first staged photos of actors playing dead, then real corpses washed ashore.
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As the season progresses, episodes will become more balanced between those set at sea and others in which the survivors go ashore to explore.
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Northwest Florida had its first hurricane landfall in nearly 11 years early Friday morning, when Hurricane Hermine roared ashore at around 1:30 a.m.
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The police found bricks of cocaine on two Florida beaches this week, thought to have been pushed ashore by waves caused by Hurricane Dorian.
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He said, What Mr. Close makes is evidence of the kind of crap that washed ashore when the tide of Pop Art went out.
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Tom Kocurko spent World War II in the Navy, serving on cruisers and destroyers and even wading ashore with Marines to direct naval gunfire.
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That said, Le Tub is particularly remarkable in its divey-ness: It's literally made out of stuff that floated ashore from the Atlantic Ocean.
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When this bottle washed ashore, they were both deep into the natural aftermath of the sesh, that crumpled feeling of dread and misshapen anxiety.
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According to Sokolov, the island has been unseasonably warm this summer, causing bands of hungry polar bears to come ashore in search of food.
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N) 253,600-barrel-per-day (bpd) Alliance, Louisiana, plant, was not significantly affected by Barry as it came ashore, said company spokesman Joe Gannon.
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The Oceans Beyond Piracy group said the crew were brought ashore by pirates when their ship sank more than a year after its hijacking.
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Just last month, the body of a drowned Mexican man who tried to swim across the border washed ashore in south San Diego County.
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The low-lying land areas that are likely to be inundated when a river or lake overflows, or as the storm surge washes ashore.
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Every 9003 to 15 years after a rainy winter or hurricane, acres of bloated fish wash ashore, as well as bottlenose dolphins and manatees.
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The mill, in Ha Tinh Province where many of the fish have been washing ashore, is run by Formosa Plastics, a Taiwan-based company.
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And, just last week, a dead sperm whale washed ashore in Indonesia with two dozen plastic bags in its gut, along with other trash.
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Whales washing ashore filled with plastic have become distressingly familiar sign of the immense amount of plastic we've allowed to wash into the ocean.
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The image that Royal Mail used showed American troops carrying stretchers ashore in Dutch New Guinea in May 1944, weeks before the Normandy landings.
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Over the past months, in Italy, the Philippines and elsewhere, dead whales have washed ashore with dozens of pounds of plastic in their stomachs.
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Hurricane Dorian will potentially become a Category 228 storm before it comes ashore along the U.S. East Coast — and Florida is starting to prepare.
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Remnants of the balloons typically wash ashore or fall to the ground and can end up in the stomachs of marine life and animals.
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"Amphibious operations are complex, effectively three-dimensional as they involve operations afloat, ashore, and in the air," Newsham wrote on the Japan Forward website.
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All these great ocean creatures are like bottles washing ashore, each bearing a message for all of us: We are choking on your trash.
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Florence came ashore as a Category 1 hurricane, the lowest of the storm rankings, but water has historically caused more property damage than wind.
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The ship was turned away from Thailand, Japan, Taiwan, the Philippines, and Guam over concerns that its passengers would bring the new coronavirus ashore.
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One of the first pieces of tsunami debris that appeared was a 180-ton floating dock that washed ashore in Oregon in June 2012.
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A man helps a young boy to walk after a dinghy with 54 Afghan refugees landed ashore the Greek island of Lesbos, Feb. 28.
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Sixty-four passengers from the Diamond Princess have tested positive for the virus and been taken ashore for isolation and treatment, Japanese authorities said.
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He somehow manages to wriggle and swim free before climbing ashore where he then runs into Alaska who's not having a great night either.
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An unusually long-lasting storm that came ashore from the Pacific a week ago dropped at least four inches of snow in 30 states.
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The tropical storm watch is likely to extend north in coming advisories, he said, emphasizing that a slight westward shift could bring Dorian ashore.
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The tropical storm watch is likely to extend north in coming advisories, he said, emphasizing that a slight westward shift could bring Dorian ashore.
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Missing lists swelled to over 2,000 after disasters such as Hurricanes Irma and Michael, which came ashore in Florida in the past two years.
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A 31-year-old migrant rescue boat captain who defied the law to get people ashore was released from custody in Italy Tuesday evening.
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The NHC said the storm, described as " an extremely dangerous major hurricane," might push a "life-threatening" surge of seawater ashore into some areas.
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Robin Griffin as she investigates a mysterious, unidentified body that washes ashore on Sydney's Bondi Beach four years after the events of the first season.
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When he stepped ashore, a reporter called out to Madsen, asking if everything was OK. Madsen turned around and gave the reporter a thumbs-up.
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Massive blooms of the algae, which occurs naturally at low levels in the ocean, have washed ashore up and down the coast of southwestern Florida.
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Constantly bending, and abstracting, distorting and refracting, connecting and unifying concepts once the essence of an inspiring idea comes ashore like a special, invisible gift.
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The seven foot male dolphin washed ashore on Fort Meyers Beach in Big Carlos Pass, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission announced on Friday.
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This time around, Wehner and his colleagues decided to work from forecast data rather than waiting for actual weather measurements after the hurricane comes ashore.
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A weather station at Tyndall Air Force Base reported sustained hurricane force winds gusting to 2105 mph as the center of the storm roars ashore.
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While its activities aren't always as dramatic as the TV show presents them, NCIS says it solves and prevents crimes "ashore, afloat, and in cyberspace."
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It's likely to cause extreme damage where it comes ashore, with threats including mudslides, flash flooding, catastrophic wind damage as well as storm surge flooding.
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Fluctuations in intensity are still possible, including some strengthening early Thursday, but the NHC now expects Florence to come ashore just below major hurricane intensity.
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There are initial unconfirmed reports of missiles possibly being fired from positions both ashore on Yemen and by small spotter boats operated by Houthi rebels.
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Kenneth underwent a rapid intensification process, jumping in intensity from a Category 1 to Category 4 storm in just 24 hours before it roared ashore.
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The latest of the mysterious floating feet washed ashore near the Jordan River on Vancouver Island earlier this month, according to the New York Times.
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Michael sprang quickly from a weekend tropical depression, going from a Category 43 on Tuesday to a Category 4 by the time it came ashore.
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That is probably bluster: if nothing else, Britain's geographical location makes it too useful to simply abandon (many transatlantic internet cables come ashore in Britain).
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Her new case is the eponymous "China Girl," the body of an Asian sex worker found stuffed in a suitcase, washed ashore on Bondi Beach.
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Barry came ashore in central Louisiana as a Category 1 hurricane with at least 74-mile-per-hour (119-kph) top sustained winds on Saturday.
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Last week, a fourth dead otter washed ashore also with a suspected gunshot wound, a spokeswoman from the US Fish and Wildlife told the Guardian.
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Jason looks directly at the camera as Jughead's voice over discusses what would have happened if the red headed troublemaker hadn't been found washed ashore.
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It said the eyewall was coming ashore between St. Vincent Island and Panama City, Florida, with life-threatening storm surges and "catastrophic winds" moving onshore.
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Decades later, Glass Beach became the place where many of the smoothed-over fragments of glass would wash ashore in a dazzling kaleidoscope of color.
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The beach was originally dubbed "Elk Creek" by locals, but picked up its new name after a naval schooner sank and its cannon washed ashore.
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A large piece of curved metal washed ashore in Nakhon Si Thammarat province on Saturday, prompting speculation it might belong to the missing Boeing 777.
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James Wright of the National Marine Aquarium in England told the Telegraph that it is "quite odd" for the octopuses to come ashore en masse.
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The only signs there was once life here were the tiny spice bottles we found washed ashore, broken pieces of pottery and even cracked headstones.
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Once ashore, 29-year-old West Woodworth helped tie up the surfer's bitten leg using the surfboard leash as a tourniquet to stop blood flow.
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Barry came ashore in central Louisiana as a Category 1 hurricane with at least 3.73-mile-per-hour (119-kph) top sustained winds on Saturday.
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The sailors were later taken ashore by U.S. Navy aircraft, while other sailors took charge of the boats and headed towards Bahrain, their original destination.
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"I think deploying THAAD or Aegis Ashore to Japan makes a lot of sense," Adam Mount, senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, said.
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The outage in Puerto Rico is far worse than those of two other hurricanes that came ashore in Texas and Florida in the past month.
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To prepare for a shore leave, the polar bear guards go ashore in advance after sighting the landing site as a group and without passengers.
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Harvey blasted ashore late Friday as a Category 4 hurricane, first walloping the Texas islands and coastal cities like such as Galveston and Corpus Christi.
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She said that the Aegis Ashore launchpad was "practically identical" to a system used aboard Aegis warships that is capable of launching Tomahawk cruise missiles.
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And in May, 10 undocumented immigrants were arrested after their panga boat came ashore in La Jolla outside San Diego, according to CNN affiliate KGTV.
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Diaz said he has seen no FEMA staff and no distribution of food, fuel or fresh water since Maria came ashore nearly four weeks ago.
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Akita prefectural police said that a wooden boat washed ashore in Katagami City on Tuesday afternoon, the second boat discovered on Japanese shores that day.
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Since Dorian, the horses' bodies have been washing ashore in North Carolina, but not all horses have been accounted for, according to the Charlotte Observer.
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The waves travel outward on the ocean's surface, like ripples in a pond, and can slow down but grow in size as they come ashore.
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Every winter, a few harp seals come ashore as waters freeze over -- but they're usually able to get back to the ocean on their own.
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Accordingly, Vernet's painting depicts turbid waters and a shipwreck, with scrambling survivors dragging loved ones ashore and a gloomy mountain-bound fortress in the distance.
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Time and again, jarring photographs, such as the drowned Syrian boy washed ashore on the beach, have stirred emotions but failed to motivate meaningful change.
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I appreciated the short runs between anchorages that allowed time to go ashore and explore the quirky towns and thick forests of fir and cedar.
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The man was inside the capsized vessel and was not accessible to rescue crews, so he could not be brought ashore, the Coast Guard said.
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A dozen hurricanes have hit North Carolina since Hurricane Hazel swept ashore as a Category 4 storm in 1954, but none have been as severe.
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In the first days of January 1945, US troops waded ashore in Luzon, the largest island in the Philippines, to begin recapturing it from Japan.
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His sister, who had been dragged ashore by her hair, had been caught by the Curaçao authorities and deported back to Venezuela over the summer.
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Because the port was filled with debris and sand, the boat remained eight miles offshore and supplies had to be carried ashore on inflatable boats.
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Electricity generator Florida Power & Light said on Thursday it will shut its two nuclear power plants before Irma comes ashore as a very powerful hurricane.
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Harvey came ashore late Friday as the most powerful hurricane to hit Texas in more than 50 years and has killed at least two people.
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Having come ashore from the Pacific a week ago as a "bomb cyclone," the storm dropped at least four inches of snow in 30 states.
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Gulf waters are rising, oil slicks pervade its surface, while plumes billow below, and plastic debris continues to wash ashore each day along the coastline.
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INFPA directs the Department of Defense to explore the possibility of additional Aegis Ashore sites with anti-air warfare capability in both Europe and Asia.
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A stack of bamboo washed ashore during the storm and he used it to fashion a chair, now perched on his patio, facing the harbor.
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If Florence makes landfall as a Category 4 in North Carolina, it will be the strongest storm to come ashore that far north on record.
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One to four dead sperm whales wash ashore each year, especially between May and August, according to Hawaii's Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR).
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Police identified a headless female torso that washed ashore in Copenhagen later in August as Wall's, but a cause of death has not been determined.
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Between 2001 and 2018, the average number of dead whales found ashore in those four states averaged at less than 5 in the month of July.
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The officer, Charles Scala, said that when he got to the beach he saw a man whose energy appeared to be flagging trying to wade ashore.
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They came across a Facebook page with a list of 64 names of people who had washed ashore in Tunisia, victims of Mediterranean crossings gone wrong.
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When the malnourished pups venture off the islands to forage on their own, they end up carried off by currents and washed ashore on mainland beaches.
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More than 650,000 migrants have come ashore in Italy since 2014, mostly after being rescued at sea off the Libyan coast by private and public groups.
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"It was designed for high-speed, ship-to-shore maneuvering to get Marine Corps equipment ashore as quickly as possible," U.S. Navy Captain Andrew Amidon explains.
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Shapiro and Weise were ashore picking up groceries at the time and the blaze was safely put out by firefighters before Nora sustained any major damage.
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EDT Matthew is about to make landfall in its second country on the same day, as it spins ashore along the extreme eastern end of Cuba.
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Details: Damage reports so far are widespread and severe, particularly in Mexico Beach, Florida, where the eye first came ashore, as well as Panama City, Florida.
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The actress, who herself fled the Soviet Union in 1989, made a 14-minute video titled "Can't Do Nothing" about refugees who came ashore in Greece.
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Puerto Rico was in the midst of an economic meltdown well before Maria roared ashore — and that meltdown is intimately connected to decisions made in Washington.
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Swathes of Houston were underwater on Monday, the effect of Harvey sweeping ashore on Friday as the most powerful hurricane to hit Texas in 50 years.
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A dead fish coated in oil washed ashore on Grand Isle, one of Louisiana's barrier islands that provides natural protection to the marshlands, May 21, 2010.
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Thousands of sea lion pups are coming ashore hungry while their mothers are forced by El Niño's warming to travel much farther than usual for food.
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Damage in Panama City near where Michael came ashore Wednesday afternoon was so extensive that broken and uprooted trees and downed power lines lay nearly everywhere.
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Powerful Tropical Cyclone Enawo, which had been intensifying off the northeastern edge of Madagascar, struck the island nation on Tuesday when it came ashore near Antalaha.
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He built a polar bear fence because those animals are coming ashore more frequently as the sea ice, where they like to hunt, continues to melt.
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The ship's black box was recovered from 15,000 feet below sea level near the Bahamas earlier this week and came ashore Friday morning in Jacksonville, Florida.
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Particularly galling to Trump's critics were his first tweets since last Wednesday when he urged people on the island to stay safe as Maria came ashore.
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The researchers speculated that the nearly 38 million pieces of plastic debris had washed ashore from ocean currents carrying refuse thrown overboard from commercial fishing fleets.
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Michael crashed ashore at Mexico Beach, about 20 miles (30 km) east of Panama City, as a Category 4 storm before charging inland across the Southeast.
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For instance, the government wants a pipeline from the Greater Sunrise field to run ashore at Tasi Mane, a planned refinery project on the south coast.
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How did the Loch Ness Monster of Scottish legend manage to wash ashore at Wolf Island National Wildlife Refuge off the Georgia coast in the U.S.?
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His little boat races the gigantic spacecraft — one of the film's few truly clever visual gags — only to be tossed ashore in some unspecified American city.
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Gusty winds will move in with the front on Sunday, but the ferocity of the winds' speed is dependent on where the low pressure comes ashore.
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Pausing briefly to throttle an assailant in a shallow pool, she staggers back to the beach where she first came ashore and begins her adventure anew.
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Almost 50,000 people have come ashore in Italy this year, about 10 percent fewer than in the same period last year, according to the Interior Ministry.
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And Miriam's role in the story mostly consists of her standing ashore and learning about the horrible uncertainty that comes with being a Coast Guard wife.
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In Catania, even those who are not fervent Salvini supporters, believe he should not face criminal investigation for his refusal to allow migrants to come ashore.
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The impact: The storm is eventually likely to come ashore somewhere between Louisiana and the Florida Panhandle early next week — possibly as soon as Memorial Day.
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In December 2017, the Navy announced that its "land-attack" ships were "surface-strike" ships that would engage other vessels at sea instead of targets ashore.
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The Public Theater's Mobile Unit, which brings the Swan of Avon to shelters, correctional facilities and various community performance spaces, comes ashore at the Public Theater.
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Just about anyone who has stepped ashore on this island has been attacked with bows and arrows and anthropologists are warning the government to move gingerly.
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Related: The Bodies of 133 Drowned Migrants Have Washed Ashore in Libya Both the PFG and key armed groups from Misrata have pledged to support it.
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Not to mention the "Vampire of Düsseldorf," an infamous German murderer whose mummified head came ashore in the baggage of a returning World War II soldier.
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After days awaiting clearance to come ashore, the Grand Princess arrived in the San Francisco Bay with 21 confirmed coronavirus cases on board, and possibly more.
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The transcript of these conversations, as well as (one-sided) electronic communications among the captain, mates, engineers, able seamen and people ashore, runs to 500 pages.
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The Indians' struggles are chronicled in Port Louis's poignant Aapravasi Ghat museum, at the immigration depot turned Unesco World Heritage site where they first came ashore.
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Then when you come ashore, take the S51 bus to the Battery Rd/Air Force Reserve stop, which is a 10-minute walk from the campsite.
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The stones of the Rocky Beach were hot under us and the water was still, the waves coming ashore with barely a fringe of white foam.
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A derelict cargo ship, abandoned near Bermuda and last spotted months ago in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, washed ashore near a tiny fishing village.
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These govern things like the number of passengers allowed ashore during site visits, staff-to-visitor ratios, and the amount of experience required of the crew.
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But locals say vibrations from drilling to bring the submarine cable ashore in this village of some 200 houses might damage home foundations and septic systems.
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Harvey came ashore late on Friday as the most powerful hurricane to hit Texas in more than 503 years and has killed at least two people.
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If American fishing operators want to harvest shark fins, they need to bring the rest of the shark ashore to sell the rest of the meat.
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I've had to do that myself, back in 1995, catching the last flight out of Pensacola to join my unit just as Hurricane Opal roared ashore.
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We are pleased to advise that the guest was found alive, is currently in stable condition, and has been taken ashore in Croatia for further treatment.
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More importantly, Kim Jong Un's missile tests have buttressed Abe's case to increase defense spending and to purchase the U.S.-made Aegis Ashore anti-missile system.
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It does not appear the either cruise liner's itinerary will be affected by the crash, as Carnival says they've told guests to enjoy their day ashore.
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If Harvey becomes a major Category 266 hurricane, as now expected, it would be the first to come ashore in Texas since Hurricane Ike in 13.
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Four of them were being taken ashore, while the Conception's captain has opted to remain on the scene, Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer Josue Mendez said.
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That year, a Nazi submarine sneaked to the northernmost tip of Newfoundland, where a team of German soldiers took ten cannisters ashore on two rubber dinghies.
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At least 113 people have been killed since Florence came ashore as a hurricane on Friday, including 211 in North Carolina and six in South Carolina.
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Ships operated by NGOs have been increasingly important in sea rescues in the past years, picking up more than a third of all migrants brought ashore.
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Scenes caught on video of polar bears that had come ashore, grunting and strolling through the 2,000-person settlement, suggested a dramatic symbol of climate change.
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Experts used drift analysis of wreckage found washed ashore on the west coasts of the Indian Ocean to define the new search area where Ocean Infinity focused.
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The FBI and Galveston Police have released a close-up photograph of the face of the little boy whose body washed ashore in Galveston, Texas, in October.
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December temperatures in New York never dropped below freezing, while the unusually warm Atlantic fueled storms that smashed ashore and caused heavy flooding in the United Kingdom.
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After the charity said nine had tried to swim ashore, Reuters footage showed another five people jump, although it was not immediately clear if some were lifeguards.
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As the storm came ashore, I was a resident of New Orleans — and watched from a couch in my parents' house in Alabama as my city flooded.
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Indonesian men carry car tires past a ship that was swept ashore by the tsunami in Wani Village on the outskirts of Palu, Indonesia, on Oct. 4.
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Three dead bodies were found aboard their vessel the next day, and the following day, four dead bodies were found on a boat that washed ashore nearby.
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Subsequent reports of other debris from the doomed aircraft washing ashore on La Reunion, including a suitcase and door, were not confirmed, reports The New York Times.
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World Briefing NEW DELHI — Scores of large, short-finned pilot whales washed ashore in southern India, an official said Tuesday, and 45 have died on a beach.
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Peter Madsen, 46, was rescued on Friday morning in a navy operation and taken ashore after the 17-metre homemade submarine sank, police said in a statement.
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Beachgoers in Great Yarmouth, England, are afraid to take a dip in the waters off the British coast after half-eaten dolphins washed ashore over the weekend.
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Although small pieces of debris believed to be from the plane have washed ashore in various places, the bulk of the aircraft still has not been found.
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What's more, a wing section that washed ashore in Tanzania was found to be in a retracted position, and not deployed when it broke off the plane.
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A few shark carcasses have turned up in the area around the Gansbaai beaches since 2012—dead great white sharks washing ashore is a rare event itself.
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