DJ Khaled Was Once Lost at Sea Yes, lost at sea.
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After the Battle of Trafalgar, Britain, though victorious, found itself at sea by virtue of not being at sea.
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They concluded an Incidents at Sea Agreement designed to forestall escalation when US and Soviet ships encountered each other at sea.
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"Sailors belong on ships and ships belong at sea, and the ship I was on was always out at sea," he said.
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Ballast Point Peppermint Victory at Sea: Ballast Point does a lot of kick-ass experimental shit in general, and with Victory at Sea in particular.
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The company is creating a real-time database of every ship at sea, aimed at helping authorities to identify suspicious activity and threats at sea.
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According to the International Maritime Bureau (IMB), which monitors crime at sea, global piracy and robbery at sea dipped to their lowest points in over two decades.
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They have been lost at sea off Libya off a vessel that seems to have gone down yesterday, so they have already been at sea for far too long.
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Fire at Sea From Italian director Gianfranco Rosi, Fire at Sea tackles the current refugee crisis in Europe, centered around the island of Lampedusa, which has welcomed migrants in masses.
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These acts violate the Code for Unplanned Encounters at Sea, a multilateral agreement reached at the 2014 Western Pacific Naval Symposium to reduce the chance of an incident at sea.
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Semester at Sea The study abroad program Semester at Sea, based on a cruise ship that's been retrofitted into a floating campus, is rerouting with hundreds of American students on board.
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All at Sea , by Decca Aitkenhead (Nan A. Talese ).
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Shantell Martin illustrates the elevators on Summit At Sea Shantell Martin illustrates the elevators on Summit At Sea That set Summit on an audacious path to being more than a vacation company.
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"Sinking the Nautilus is not a suitable ending for Kim, so I removed the body and did a funeral at sea, like it's been done at sea for hundreds of years," he said.
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During days at sea, the ensemble will offer afternoon concerts.
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Dashed by the rocks at sea... on a cruise ship.
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They made up elaborate stories about their time at sea.
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"It's a classic movie paradise at sea," the website states.
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Her husband, a fisherman, died two years ago at sea.
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Those who are found at sea are returned to Cuba.
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But after just two days at sea, labor set in.
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But its epicentre was 120km (75 miles) out at sea.
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He has been at sea since he was a child.
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On any day, perhaps 250,000 Filipino mariners are at sea.
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Book a stay at The Cloister at Sea Island, Georgia.
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The search at sea, has been called off, he said.
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Seagulls used to live largely out at sea, eating fish.
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We had 1,200 deaths at sea, of which we know.
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Moreover, places that are at sea have only English addresses.
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Out at sea, he was a boatswain, supervising deck crews.
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The average whaling boat spent over three years at sea.
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Carol comes back from a fishing trip out at sea.
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When they're at sea, submariners have limited contact with home.
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He eventually decided that he should bury Wall at sea.
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It is a pleasant day to be at sea, over.
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He became interested in MMOs during his time at sea.
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Thousands have died at sea trying to make it there.
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I'm all at sea, but I'm definitely heading toward shore.
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"A ship is like a city at sea," she said.
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Here's what you need to know: • China's ascent at sea.
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There are alternatives for couples seeking to wed at sea.
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There's nothing worse — a fire at sea or an outbreak.
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Iran has not struck at sea since the mission began.
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In March, a Somali refugee boat was attacked at sea.
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It was later seen still at sea at 2.50 p.m.
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Jose nearly reached Category 28503 status, but remained at sea.
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Trading goods at port is significantly easier than at sea.
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Once inside, I was at sea, isolated, but not alone.
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They were at sea for six hours before being rescued.
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But the impacts of warming oceans don't remain at sea.
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Tink hasn't lost herself entirely, but she's still at sea.
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It plays a major role in interdicting drugs at sea.
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They earn 0363 times that amount, often more, at sea.
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When communism started to fall, Eugeny felt himself at sea.
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The Italians had to come get us out at sea.
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"At sea level, you might see one count every two seconds at sea level, but on a plane at cruising altitude, that rate increases by about a factor of 50 — a dramatic change," said Axani.
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Ship is held at sea in the US due to coronavirus A ship carrying more than 163,500 people was held at sea off the coast of California as it traveled from Hawaii on March 4.
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A hole," Bartolo says in the trailer for "Fire at Sea.
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The body of Moore, 40, was found at sea, authorities said.
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In all, he spends about 12 hours per day at sea.
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At the moment, only plastic items can be printed at sea.
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In time, however, metal parts may also be printed at sea.
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Madsen was rescued out at sea after his submarine abruptly sank.
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Many died, either in the desert or at sea, he said.
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And many fear coming under fire while they're out at sea.
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Extravagant toys are the other obvious signifier of status at sea.
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It's at sea level, so I wouldn't have an altitude disadvantage.
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So what can top an historic rocket landing out at sea?
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Small wonder migrants are ready to risk their lives at sea.
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Seawater is piped in from over a kilometre out at sea.
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Another unidentified body was found at sea by the Malaysian navy.
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Instead, they offload their catches and take on supplies at sea.
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But what of the drugs that were unceremoniously lost at sea?
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The men who have caused the discord, naturally, hide at sea.
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The other landings have taken place on drone ships at sea.
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Some critics suggest even the new carriers are vulnerable at sea.
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As a result the number of incidents at sea is rising.
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The Chinese are expected to complete at-sea testing by 2023.
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The Chinese are expected to complete at-sea testing by 252.
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Did he ever make it or did he perish at sea?
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An oversubscribed wellness panel packs in attendees at Summit At Sea.
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Why does someone kiss the ground after being lost at sea?
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Sig Hansen is recovering after suffering a medical scare at sea.
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The two Falcon 9s that tried landing at sea ultimately exploded.
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The next day while at sea, Joaquin had become a hurricane.
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In fact, most gulls don't spend much time out at sea.
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Until 1904, most ships that encountered trouble at sea effectively vanished.
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"Some think I want people to die at sea," he said.
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"I was raised at sea — this is my home," he said.
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If it's at sea, they might be very well obtain it.
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Child refugees drowned at sea; Western hostages were murdered on camera.
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Encounters at sea still happen but are less frequent, Foggo said.
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And now they have tankers that are being taken at sea.
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In 1978, Mr. Ader's widow had him declared lost at sea.
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Ships that tried to make the crossing were lost at sea.
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A swarm of boats at sea will need a powerful network.
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Following that landing, SpaceX has recovered three more rockets at sea.
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The writer is chief zoological officer at Sea World Parks & Entertainment.
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Illegal hunting and floating plastic garbage can kill them at sea.
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Burgess has led an initiative for better mental health at sea.
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These arrangements add intimations of quietly sparkling moonlit views at sea.
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A floating reactor, supporters say, would survive tsunami waves at sea.
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But she recognizes that fatal accidents at sea remain extremely rare.
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Our reporter found that the conflict is also unfolding at sea.
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Salles was at sea in a sub when his father died.
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Here are all the known cruise ships left stranded at sea.
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The French mission "does not exist" at sea, says Admiral Malloy.
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Fishers may spend long hours at sea doing difficult, physical work.
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Semester at Sea is definitely not for the faint of heart.
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They were the Navy's worst accidents at sea since the 1970s.
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Catrambone said the only question at sea is life or death.
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Having no blood, a ship can survive at sea for years.
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Without adequate funding, many could find themselves literally lost at sea.
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In 103, there were 743 deaths at sea by mid-year.
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FIRE AT SEA (2016) on iTunes, Amazon, Google Play and Vudu.
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The George H.W. Bush was at sea for carrier qualification training.
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The remainder are those who died in South Korea but have not been recovered; those who died in air crashes at sea or on ships at sea, and some believed to have been taken to China.
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That was acceptable when threats at sea and the threats to the nation were less and the United States was a hyperpower and there was nobody to challenge us at sea or challenge our maritime interests.
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That's an issue for Johnson, whose work often occurs out at sea.
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Every ship requires various insurance cover to allow for journeys at sea.
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More than 1,000 have died at sea since the start of 2017.
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Fire at Sea was shown in Lampedusa in the island's main square.
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In early October I spent five days at sea on Dignity 1.
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Norovirus outbreaks are not all that uncommon on land and at sea.
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Calls for tougher law-and-order enforcement at sea are getting louder.
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Prince George and Princess Charlotte are learning the royal ropes at sea!
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Those considering life at sea need to make sure their budget fits.
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Libya's coastguard denied in a statement it abandoned the raft at sea.
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Her father was a violent alcoholic, and her mother died at sea.
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Each of these movies captures the terror of being lost at sea.
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That would make power stations at sea cheaper than those on land.
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At least there won't be any future teen moms conceiving at sea.
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Quentin Tarantino and Kendrick Lamar speak about art on Summit At Sea.
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The longest hikes I'd done were a few miles at sea level.
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Ship-to-ship transfers involve passing oil between two vessels at sea.
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Those who are found while still at sea are returned to Cuba.
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Ship-to-ship transfers involve passing oil between two vessels at sea.
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Fire and flood are enemies at sea, same as an adversary's fleet.
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The Russian champions were shell-shocked and were all at sea defensively.
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Plus, SpaceX hasn't had much luck in landing its rockets at sea.
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Otherwise, these creatures spend about 80 percent of their time at sea.
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There are required legal investigations that stem from this incident at sea.
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Was he scared that he might die at sea before he left?
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There was no suggestion Rosneft know of the alleged transfers at sea.
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So far, SpaceX is 0-for-4 in landing attempts at sea.
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My grandmother almost got lost at sea in Iceland today lmaoooo pic.twitter.
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Plastics at sea can pick up toxic chemicals and cart them around.
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On March 4, after 10 days at sea, they were proved right.
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As one of the first women at sea, I was not harassed.
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They were out at sea for more than a year, Papop said.
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That's going to require new concepts at sea and ashore, he said.
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Historically, there has been no data on ship activity while at sea.
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Goats, idols, a tribe lost at sea, and strategic mastermind Brad Culpepper.
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The 60-year-old has just returned from 11 days at sea.
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January through March can see great waves, fueled by storms at sea.
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But our reporter found that the conflict is also unfolding at sea.
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"Being at sea, there is a lot of sensory deprivation," he said.
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Another 33 million barrels is in floating storage - in vessels at sea.
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Too worried to be out at sea for long, Arcentales worked less.
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He appeared to have gained back the weight he'd lost at sea.
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Another cruise ship is being kept at sea because of the coronavirus.
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Celebrity Cruises held its first same-sex marriage at sea in January.
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Continue scrolling below to see my four-month-long adventure at sea.
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I bet you I threw a million sea rocks at sea gulls.
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Although the Hornet was highly decorated, its time at sea was brief.
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The available footage suggests the giant squids live solitary lives at sea.
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It is unclear whether the other missiles are missing at sea, too.
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More than 100 others were detained after being picked up at sea.
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In 1937, it was "Miss Earhart" who was forced down at sea.
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Other objects picked up marine species once they were out at sea.
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We are very open on migration, we are saving lives at sea.
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Back at sea, the survival instincts of fish are disrupted under acidification.
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Having never been at sea before, I found the safety briefing helpful.
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I was out at sea on a fantastic cruise with a friend.
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This was basically just The Walking Dead at sea, to be sure.
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Eight years at sea had not been kind to the paper inside.
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Kareem Hunt: Police Launch Internal Investigation SpongeBob Creator: Ashes Scattered At Sea
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Okinawa, Japan (CNN)The two women from Hawaii who say they were lost at sea had an emergency beacon on the ship that was not activated during their roughly five months at sea, a Coast Guard spokeswoman tells CNN.
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Earlier this week, Paltrow shared a photo of the group at sea together.
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Doris, the Coxless Crew's trusty boat, is being cleaned after months at sea.
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"It's interesting because the Sherpas are actually unremarkable at sea level," Murray says.
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For a while we were kind of lost at sea without the seitan.
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Strong winds will bring very large waves out at sea today #StormImogen pic.twitter.
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If you start to feel a little lost at sea, that's the point.
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There's a work in this show called Untitled (Raft at Sea) (2016–17).
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A Soviet submarine then torpedoed the vessel at sea with 2700 on board.
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If it works, the plan is to build a commercial version at sea.
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Powerful quakes that happen out at sea are known to cause destructive tsunamis.
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Often, the rickety vessels break apart or capsize, leaving people stranded at sea.
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Sailors are limited to sending four text emails every day when at sea.
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Sphen and Magic are two gentoo penguins located at Sea Life Sydney Aquarium.
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That has led to fewer near collisions in the air and at sea.
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They then drifted at sea for up to three days before being saved.
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Combine those two traits together and your snacks aren't even safe at sea.
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This arrangement keeps guns out at sea, avoiding bothersome and inconsistent national laws.
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A recent Russian missile test provided another example of Russia's resurgence at sea.
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Atmospheric pressure at the summit is two-thirds less than at sea level.
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PT, turned back and landed at Sea-Tac airport at 7:09 p.m.
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In recent years, the US and China have had occasional confrontations at sea.
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Miles of ocean horizon provide the backdrop to remember those buried at sea.
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The book describes a difficult childhood, life at sea, and stint in prison.
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UPDATE: Several people are still stuck on a roller coaster at Sea World.
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The Pentagon report flagged Chinese military advances, including in space and at sea.
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Chesapeake Bay might migrate up in time for their last years at sea.
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Do they even grasp the dangers they face in Libya and at sea?
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A landing pad on solid ground is more stable than one at sea.
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One 17-year-old Malian, Ibrahim, who was rescued at sea on Feb.
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Lecomte said that out at sea, he encounters some in-your-face wildlife.
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The trash Lecomte's team has found at sea isn't all single-use, though.
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Surprisingly, Lecomte said he has yet to spot a plastic straw at sea.
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Abenaki Indians were threatening colonists on land while pirates were marauding at sea.
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We were rescued by a Filipino fishing boat after a month at sea.
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Years before, Orcollo's father, a fisherman, was lost at sea in a storm.
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The company plans to land approximately two-thirds of its flights at sea.
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Sandy, not wanting to cut the trip short, decided to stay at sea.
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Building Blocks One by one, they shipped out for a life at sea.
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The ship is being held at sea while authorities test for the virus.
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Only Elian and two others survived, floating at sea until they were rescued.
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Old Poseidon out at sea, secretly throwing gifts to his son abandoned onshore?
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The ship docked in Perth, Australia, after turning off its transponder at sea.
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Their mission was to interfere with humanitarian groups that rescue migrants at sea.
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That meant just one full night at sea, which suited Slingsby just fine.
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Bob Ballard and the Schmidt Institute both now have artist-at-sea programs.
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"We should not and cannot have collisions at sea," Admiral Moran told lawmakers.
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The authorities spent the day rescuing people stranded on roofs or at sea.
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If you're at sea right now, let's break down some theme clues first.
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You can ask to be buried at sea (but don't — too much paperwork).
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SpaceX could catch future Crew Dragons with astronauts onboard using ships at sea
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"Cotton Pearl," the largest, is like a swell at sea or glaciers calving.
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For all the scientists knew, it could be lost at sea, gone forever.
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"I would rather be drowned at sea than ensnared by tyranny!" he declaimed.
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She also said her first word — bus — while her mom was at sea.
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No human hands touch the diamonds during the entire production process at sea.
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Without the moral compass of our affirmative values, we are lost at sea.
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It said some of the victims were in vessels that capsized at sea.
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US ships that are already at sea will complete their sailing as planned.
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Spire's satellites help forecast weather, track ships at sea and airplanes in flight.
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"We are now faced with entire families drowning at sea, with no one left to claim them," said Ahmet Altan, the imam at Dogancay Cemetery, which has put aside land to bury the unknown migrants who lose their lives at sea.
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The luxury liner was stranded at sea for 13 daysThe luxury liner, operated by Holland America Line, set sail from Hong Kong on February 1 only to spend 13 days stranded at sea as port after port turned it away.
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He believes the dolphin was shot out at sea and then floated into shore.
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The government says turning boats back has discouraged smugglers and halted deaths at sea.
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Such a spike at sea would offset progress in carbon reduction made on land.
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It's hard to compare a 5,000 at altitude to a 5,000 at sea level.
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Gatti said that he would continue to rescue migrants at sea, following international law.
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"It's just like terrestrial parks, and now we're putting them at sea," Morgan added.
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But hundreds of those who have died at sea are simply identified as "unknown".
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The body of Moore, 40, was found at sea on March 31, authorities said.
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For the Wicked Tuna crew, a $12,000 catch is a good day at sea.
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He was arrested by Dominican marines at sea trying to flee to Puerto Rico.
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These are based on a requirement for vessels at sea to have radio beacons.
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It's all about seafood, which makes a lot of sense since we're at sea.
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The name of the song is "Fire at Sea," which is an oxymoron, right?
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It is hard to leave your boat now and leave it there at sea.
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The movie, which Woodley also produced, tells a harrowing tale of survival at sea.
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At sea, much Arctic ice once lingered throughout one year and into the next.
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Each square mountain of colour is a memorial to a life lost at sea.
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"Unlike land battles, war at sea leaves no traces on the surface," Thompson said.
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Some Thais have questioned why the boat was even at sea during bad weather.
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Saturday, April 2003 It is a day at sea, my favorite kind of day.
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She was touring the country as a participant of the Semester at Sea program.
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Chief Mooers said people have been found after days or even weeks at sea.
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Typically, at sea level, that happens when the siphon reaches 33 feet in height.
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Of those who attempted the crossing, 3,165 people have died at sea, authorities said.
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He did admit to cutting up her body before disposing it at sea, however.
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ADVICE TO SOMEONE ELSE THAT IS KIND OF AT SEA WITH THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT?
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He prayed more and sang hymns, even in the most devastating moments at sea.
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"It was dumped out there at sea destined for some other place," he said.
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An American sailor reportedly got lost at sea after traveling down the Yukon River.
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Perot graduated from the Naval Academy in 1953 and spent four years at sea.
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The two officials agreed to "jointly safeguard peace and stability at sea", Xinhua said.
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But such collisions at sea are rare in an age of advanced navigational technology.
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One of the chapters is about the Summit at Sea cruise ship. Ugh. God.
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The Cloister at Sea Island (Sea Island, Georgia)Itching for a quick Southern sojourn?
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Since Friday, more than 13,000 men, women and children have been rescued at sea.
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It's gorgeously done, as is a storm at sea that destroys Lu Ren's boat.
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They were at sea for days; when someone died, the body was thrown overboard.
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Around midday on our 23rd day at sea, I'm gently shaken awake by Andersen.
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Add to that tally 2000,218 people rescued at sea just this Monday and Tuesday.
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Read more: Cruise ship workers reveal what it's really like to live at sea
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Two of the officials said the remains were disposed at sea from an aircraft.
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If you are feeling lost at sea, remember that there is help out there.
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At sea, Chinese vessels enter its neighbors waters and often clash violently with fishermen.
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Appel and Fuiava say they learned a lot from their doomed adventure at sea.
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A lot of what happened out there at sea is not in the movie.
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Read more: Cruise ship workers reveal what it's really like to live at sea
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On average, only 18 of 100 penguin chicks survive their first year at sea.
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But, like the rest of the crew, he does love to be at sea.
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Some unmanned watercraft, on the other hand, may be at sea commercially before 2020.
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And it happens against the backdrop of sex lions and a murder at sea.
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Both could have working railguns at sea in less than a decade, he says.
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"Life at sea is dictated by shifts and routines," Bailey shared in a tweet.
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"The only place private at sea was your bunk," he shared in a tweet.
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He was recovered but had died of apparent drowning and was buried at sea.
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"It is the equivalent of building a Great Wall at sea," the commentary said.
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The two sides have participated in joint military exercises on land and at sea.
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It sounded like a dream, but I felt strangely at sea with the proposition.
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In some cases the men she encounters spent years at sea before breaking free.
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The former Prez and First Lady were dining Friday night at Sea Fire Grill.
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The vessel began to take on water after eight or nine hours at sea.
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But the pressure is still lower than at sea level due to structural limitations.
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You can visit Semester at Sea&aposs website (or my blog) for more information.
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Smoke soars into the air like a flare from a boat lost at sea.
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At K2 base camp, the air has half the oxygen found at sea level.
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The size of the crew and the time at sea contribute to the dangers.
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For those who work at sea, economic opportunity is inextricably tied to environmental protection.
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Back in New York, she used that skill to communicate with ships at sea.
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He tells me my grandfather has died and that he'll bury him at sea.
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Disney movies debut at sea the same day they premiere in theaters on land.
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I cannot beat anybody at sea level, but I can beat anybody up there.
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For almost 100 years, Morse code was used to communicate with ships at sea.
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Children's Books A lonely fisherman out at sea; a stowaway bird; a broken wing.
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This November, Pig the dugong celebrated his 21st birthday at SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium.
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The ball in the Swiss mountains flies farther than it does at sea level.
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Almost two million people fled; by some reckonings almost a third died at sea.
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Equinor said it had not observed "any oil spill at sea" as of Thursday.
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"We cannot defeat the United States at sea," a retired PLA colonel told Reuters.
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And Hurricane Helene, which looks like it's going to stay safely out at sea.
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Refugees turned back at sea Currently, a policy of turning back asylum seeker boats at sea is supported by the two main political parties, the center-right Liberal/National Coalition and center-left Labor, but rejected by minor party the Australian Greens.
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The ashes of the leader Deng Xiaoping, who died in 1997, were scattered at sea.
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This was a problem for sailors, whose time pieces often got de-calibrated at sea.
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Italy is insisting Malta must rescue 450 migrants at sea and give them safe harbor.
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He said the burkini raised hygiene issues and could make rescue at sea more difficult.
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From indoors, It’s like a soundtrack to a horror movie out at sea.
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Yusem, his manager for more than 30 years, said Young had been buried at sea.
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Some 3,771 people drowned or went missing at sea in 2015, according to the UNHCR.
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Later, the young royal couple enjoyed dinner together at Sea Republic, a new harborside restaurant.
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French President François Hollande told reporters "this plane crashed at sea and has been lost."
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The Lifeline was stranded at sea with 234 migrants when Italy and Malta refused docking.
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A few years ago, I flew from a ship based at sea, spotting tuna schools.
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Meanwhile, in some other time and place, Jonah is on a lifeboat adrift at sea.
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It had been triggered by a 7.4-magnitude earthquake out at sea 20103 minutes earlier.
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Its relationship with Italy soured in rows over responsibility for migrants picked up at sea.
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If that trash stays at sea, it could wind up in a trash hot spot.
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His first invention was the H1, a chronological tool used for determining longitude at sea.
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At the end of last year, none of the country's six submarines was at sea.
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He was out at sea when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, where he was stationed.
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"Safety of life at sea continues to be the Coast Guard's primary concern," said Capt.
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He had no experience navigating at sea, let alone an overcrowded vessel in predawn darkness.
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While those missiles landed at sea near Japan, both were fired at highly lofted angles.
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"An airline employee conducted an unauthorized takeoff without passengers at Sea-Tac," the airport said.
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"There are a good numbers of birds out at sea all the time," said Kaufman.
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There were videos of Libyan coast guards whipping terrified black women and children at sea.
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The center core, however, failed to stick its landing on a drone ship at sea.
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Nearly 20123 people have been lost at sea so far this year, crossing the Mediterranean.
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" The agency's top concern, he said, is "safety of life at sea, regardless of nationality.
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The rapper posted a photo of her and a friend celebrating her 26th at sea.
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They are caught at sea and fed in fresh water until they're nice and fat.
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Somali pirates seized them at sea in April 2010 and released them in February 2015.
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At the left, a deep river valley cut into the mountains almost at sea-level.
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"After 12 days at sea, the migrants are in a bad condition," he told Reuters.
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Like the one I did today, I put up Grave Maker, Bury Me at Sea.
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Under international maritime law, ships should attempt the rescue of anyone in danger at sea.
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This is the fourth time SpaceX has landed a rocket booster at sea in 2016.
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How about a "beautiful" photo-book of North Korean ships illegally transferring oil at sea?
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Officials at Sea-Tac airport planned to meet Monday with airlines to discuss security protocols.
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On July 22, Nicholas Williams was arrested for investigation of voyeurism at Sea-Tac Airport.
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He also urged China to stick to international rules during unplanned naval encounters at sea.
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Find yourself adrift at sea, surrounded by undrinkable water, and you will parch to death.
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Image Credit: Daniel Fox An oversubscribed wellness panel packs in attendees at Summit At Sea.
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Out at sea, a fellow refugee fell out of his boat and into the water.
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Rescue workers and fishermen have rescued 169 people, suggesting hundreds might have perished at sea.
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Since Friday alone, more than 6,000 men, women and children have been rescued at sea.
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A$AP Rocky makes a cameo as a cohort, while Kali is stranded at sea.
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During his father's frequent absences at sea, Robert was used to sleeping beside his mother.
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The firm's bankruptcy filing left 22 ships, carrying goods worth $220 billion, stranded at sea.
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Out of 13 ordered cargoes in total, 4 are stuck at sea by payment delays.
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It became a way of celebrating a good harvest or a bumper catch at sea.
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Just under 3,800 migrants perished at sea during all of 2015, according to IOM figures.
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"We are looking everywhere on land and at sea," Mohamed Samir, a military spokesman, said.
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The missiles can hit targets on land and at sea, China's Ministry of Defense said.
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A decline in Somali piracy left the gulf the world's center for attacks at sea.
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The Petrel also discovered the USS Indianapolis, the US Navy's single deadliest loss at sea.
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On Friday, my wife and our son enjoyed a mommy-son day at Sea World.
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Marines engage in many operations on land and at sea, from warfare to humanitarian assistance.
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Some, like the Norwegian Breakaway, remained at sea after their trips were scheduled to end.
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There is a real sense of everyone still being at sea almost four years later.
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Among the salmon's challenges is changing climate, bringing warmer waters and unfavorable conditions at sea.
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I'm actually keeping you away from aircraft that are trying to land at Sea-Tac.
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Here are eight times cruise ships and their heroic crew members saved lives at sea.
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The fleet will spend between eight and 18 days at sea, depending on the boat.
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" Wrote Maples of another image, taken from the Tyrrhenian Sea, "Saluting the sunrise at sea.
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Increasingly, ships are switching off location transponders, transferring oil at sea and concealing their routes.
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In May, during a month when 1,133 refugees drowned at sea, Fisehaye crossed the Mediterranean.
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The effective oxygen level here is only about half what it is at sea level.
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Chyna's final resting place will be at sea ... according to former WWE Superstar's death certificate.
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At sea level, the normal oxygen level in the air we breathe is about 21%.
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Analysts say the cruise missile it's deployed on could then be splashed down at sea.
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Such questioning by South Korean authorities is routine when North Koreans are rescued at sea.
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"At sea, a frightening number of refugees and migrants are dying each year," he wrote.
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Mr. Isneebir spent three days at sea, terrified, before reaching Italy, where he was registered.
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Some of the bones were eventually returned to Cook's crew for a burial at sea.
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In another poem in the series, he writes: At sea, a boy recites a name.
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He later said that he had buried her intact body at sea after an accident.
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Some of her ashes were scattered at sea and the family is keeping the rest.
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"The harsh reality of spending hours, days & months at sea swimming," he captioned the Sept.
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The ship had been stranded for two weeks at sea before the deal was agreed.
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The country where a ship is registered influences how cruise lines conduct marriages at sea.
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At sea, a Russian naval flotilla is just offshore, ready to intervene with formidable firepower.
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The combination makes faces appear especially vivid, emerging from the darkness like ships at sea.
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During World War II the U.S. Navy raised resupplying at sea to a high art.
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Sadly, neither her glitter nor her Jesus saved her, and Monique was buried at sea.
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On Wednesday, the search for the missing sailors continued aboard the ship and at sea.
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"These ships are at sea constantly," said Mr. McFall, who left the Navy in 2016.
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Celebrity Cruises recently announced its "Goop at Sea" cruise, setting sail on August 26, 2020.
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The staging isn't so much cool as dull; the singers seem game but at sea.
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The air pressure here is only one-third of the normal pressure at sea level.
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Several crew members sprang into action and were able to locate the canine at sea.
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I have a print by Winslow Homer of a ship at sea in a storm.
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A benefit to being so far out at sea is the plenitude of fresh seafood.
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They recently bought a house at Sea Ranch, the '60s utopian community in Northern California.
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"All the men who had been at sea went to the civil war," said Bindslev.
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"This is more than 3,000 days at sea for the Russian submarine fleet," he added.
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The ship, nicknamed Sea Hunter, is capable of spending months at sea without a crew.
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One he described as looking like the tide rolling in from way out at sea.
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Australia says the policy prevents people drowning at sea, but it has been widely condemned.
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More than 2,000 migrants have died at sea this year as they risked the crossing.
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A BRIG is a prison at sea, and "cooler" is a slang term for prison.
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She was captured at sea, forcibly taken back, and has not been heard from since.
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I'd never been on a ship at sea before, so I was worried about seasickness.
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They spend another night at sea and by daybreak are ordered to jog 4 miles.
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He drifted at sea for weeks, catching birds and fish to eat and stay alive.
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It's designed to give crabs a chance to escape pots that get lost at sea.
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Summit co-founder Elliott Bisnow kicks off the weekend at Summit At Sea Summit co-founder Elliott Bisnow kicks off the weekend at Summit At Sea "We come from nothing, and it was just us cold-calling people for a ski trip," says Rosenthal.
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John Legend (left) and Harry Belafonte speak at Summit At Sea John Legend (left) and Harry Belafonte speak at Summit At Sea Rather than a place to escape and forget the real world, Summit was returning to its roots of hoping to change it.
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The officials said both officers were "satisfied and encouraged" with the increased use of protocols established under the Code for Unplanned Encounters at Sea (CUES), a 2014 agreement between 21 Pacific nations that sets out standards and procedures for when ships meet at sea.
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It also asks cities to provide incentives for degradable urns, scattering ashes and burials at sea.
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More migrants could die at sea or be trapped indefinitely in inhumane detention centers, they said.
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Deaths at sea are estimated by the United Nations at nearly 1,000 so far this year.
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"We cannot defeat the United States at sea," a retired PLA colonel said in an interview.
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Open Arms founder Oscar Camps said such demands will cost the lives of people at sea.
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Here are some examples: Chinese ships secretly transfer oil to North Korean ships out at sea.
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Prosecutors allege that the entire pirate crew was intent on kidnapping people at sea for ransom.
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But then it ended with an unexpected battle, as Euron attacked his niece's fleet at sea.
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Volunteers like Duarte have rescued around 14,000 people stranded at sea, according to the aid group.
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Aldi told TribunManado he would not work at sea anymore, and would work instead on land.
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With record amounts of Oil all over the place, including the fully loaded ships at sea.
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They drifted at sea for as long as three days before being rescued, the U.N. said.
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The U.K. government says its continuous at sea deterrent has been in place for 46 years.
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But China has been scared by its past and needs good defences at sea, he added.
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Two larvae out of 18 surviving for six days at sea might not sound particularly impressive.
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It's difficult to breathe -- the oxygen level is a third of what's available at sea level.
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All the while, a once great country looked as aimless as a rudderless boat at sea.
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Victims at sea have been beaten, tortured, given little to eat, and subjected to mock executions.
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It wasn't all smooth sailing, with Eddy nearly losing his drone when filming out at sea.
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In March, Weiner celebrated her 282nd cruise on Princess Cruise Lines, marking 2,303 days at sea.
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They also unveiled subsidies to promote the dissemination of ashes through burials at sea and land.
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THE Bajau, a people of the Malay Archipelago, spend almost all of their lives at sea.
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More migrants could die at sea or be trapped indefinitely in inhumane detention centres, they said.
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"This shows what happens when there are not enough rescue assets at sea," Neugebauer told Reuters.
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Both major parties support "Operation Sovereign Borders", claiming it stops more asylum-seekers dying at sea.
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It is easy to imagine how a collision in the air or at sea could escalate.
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These include measures to preserve the natural environment and wildlife habitats - on land and at sea.
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John Martin reportedly got lost at sea after sailing down the Yukon River, the BBC reported.
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At that level, each breath contains only one-third of the oxygen found at sea level.
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Image Credit: Amy Harris Quentin Tarantino and Kendrick Lamar speak about art on Summit At Sea.
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Migrant crisis Stories of migrants drowning at sea are always heartbreaking, but this one especially so.
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This rocket is the second Falcon 9 that has landed on a drone ship at sea.
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Some species of seabirds, including blue petrels, are particularly vulnerable to eating plastic debris at sea.
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The scenes at sea are riveting and punishing, with the CGI storm providing a convincing chill.
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Then Raven starts thinking about controlled crashes, and Luna says that she should land at sea.
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Attempts to land the rocket on a drone ship at sea have all ended in explosions.
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Climb aboard and get ready to catch a glimpse at who's enjoying a summer at sea!
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One of these, Inception at Sea, is a cruise organized by Whet Travel and Student City.
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With record amounts of oil all over the place, including the fully loaded ships at sea.
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For Fedak, it's the mystery of how they survive at sea for months at a time.
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Some 66 of its ships, loaded with $14.5 billion of goods, were left stranded at sea.
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That is not about resourcing; it is about safety and it is about leadership at sea.
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At these altitudes the atmospheric density is less than one-millionth of that at sea level.
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Even when he traveled back to Boston, down at sea level, he didn't feel any better.
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After a few hours at sea, the men said a group of Libyans caught them up.
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Some audience members, especially those who haven't read Ms. McBride's book, may feel at sea themselves.
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How do you have to adapt a nuclear reactor so that it can function at sea?
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The challenge, however, will be feathering in the necessary work as the ship is at sea.
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Sure, some people plan to spend their retirement in a new country, or even at sea.
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In an event aboard the decommissioned aircraft carrier Intrepid, the "Today" host was lost at sea.
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Libya's EU-backed coastguard has also returned more migrants to Libya after intercepting them at sea.
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On that boat, way out at sea, what or whom will Baker Dill choose to kill?
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It is unclear if the missile was launched from a submarine or a platform at sea.
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Marines in the video are seen operating at sea, in the jungle and in snow.—U.
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When cruise ship employees are at sea, they may work up to 93 hours a week.
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After nearly five months lost at sea, they were finally spotted by a Taiwanese fishing vessel.
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Lagasse, meanwhile, will open his first restaurant at sea on Mardi Gras, called Emeril's Bistro 1396.
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Shortly after that I was judged unfit to work and spent a few weeks at sea.
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Tankers are obligated to broadcast their position, direction, speed, and more, to avoid collisions at sea.
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The sense of being lost at sea, engulfed by the waves, marries the disorientating 3D space.
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Several photojournalists have recently traveled on the Astral, helping raise awareness of the tragedy at sea.
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Sleeping fur seals toggle between two brain patterns: one while at sea, the other on land.
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But at sea — and especially when you go beneath the sea — this is pretty much impossible.
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Second, governments should mandate a significant increase in protected areas, both on land and at sea.
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Finding smugglers among the hundreds of ships carrying out oil transfers at sea is almost impossible.
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Sadi Shirazi, the great 13th century Persian writer, has a tale about a king at sea.
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But the Yemen war is also unfolding at sea, with even less accountability than on land.
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It's an unworldly music, like whale sounds, or the groaning of a wooden ship at sea.
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Heightening the sensationalism, she did so after losing a breast in a freak accident at sea.
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His plane is shot down by the Japanese in 1944, and he is rescued at sea.
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It called the measure a disproportionate reaction designed to criminalize humanitarian and medical missions at sea.
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But China has been scared by its past and needs good defenses at sea, he added.
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Those rescued at sea could be returned to those centers for screening, not brought to Europe.
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Bold philanthropy is vital to advancing new protections for nature's strongholds on land and at sea.
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At least 10 people were reported to have jumped overboard as the vessel languished at sea.
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Past presidents have hosted G8/G7 summits in Denver or Houston or at Sea Island, Georgia.
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Adrift at sea for four weeks, Mr. Rafiq was stripped of energy and could not move.
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After our first week at sea, we reached Hawaii, where we stayed for just 16 hours.
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After Hawaii, we spent two long and rocky weeks at sea before we reached Kobe, Japan.
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Wrong — the people I met were every bit at sea as they were seven months ago.
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The Navy says it has implemented procedures to bring an end to these accidents at sea.
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The 11-day cruise through the Mediterranean is meant to be a "wellness-at-sea" experience.
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Ghost nets are massive fishing nets that have been left or lost at sea by fisherman.
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Yes, I have two films here: Automatic at Sea, which played at Slamdance and a short
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I am in a small boat, too fatigued to pick up an oar, lost at sea.
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He's part of an elite cabal of cruise passengers who choose to live at sea permanently.
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She loved it so much that she did a Semester at Sea during her senior year.
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Also: It's the night before Evie's wedding and the groom, Liam, might be lost at sea.
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Fran Calvo and Monica Fraile were married at Sea Life Aquarium in Benalmadena, Spain in 2012.
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All measurements, whether made at sea, on land or in space, bear some degree of uncertainty.
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In the second half we didn't have balance or solidity and we were all at sea.
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Mr. Salcedo estimates he has been on 950 cruises and logged 7,000 "cruise days" at sea.
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"We understand that NGOs made some rescues at sea without informing the Coast Guard," Cartosio said.
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The typical atmospheric pressure at sea level is 1023.45 millibars, according to the American Meteorological Society.
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The scents of places of worship, of heavy books, and ships at sea come to mind.
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Meantime, the body of a man matching the description of Orlando Moore was found at sea.
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U.S. missile submarines at sea were the only Triad deterrent relatively invulnerable during the Cold War.
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Ocean acidification hurts ecosystems at sea in ways that also harm human health and safety worldwide.
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Their relationship is tragically cut short when Minato loses his life in an accident at sea.
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They spent the next five months adrift at sea and unable to make contact with others.
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After Zheng He's death at sea in 1433, China turned inward for the next six centuries.
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"It shows that they are at sea," Mr. Addi said in a telephone interview from Lyon.
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"UNHCR is dismayed at the ever-growing numbers of refugees and migrants losing their lives at sea and is calling for urgent international action to strengthen rescue at sea efforts by all relevant and capable actors, including NGOs and commercial vessels, throughout the Mediterranean," the agency said.
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Union officials have voiced concern about the welfare of crew members on Hanjin ships stuck at sea.
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The man she loves is not the man she thought he was, and she is at sea.
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Shared interests have always brought people together — the only difference is now they're doing it at sea.
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During the time jump, Kevin's children go missing after a hellish and historically significant battle at sea.
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With no more stocks at sea, Iran has lost a vital resource that had propped up exports.
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China says the missile has a carrier-killer variant that can hit a moving target at sea.
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With a dozen or more men, boats will stay out at sea for up to a month.
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The body of a second man who went missing at sea was also recovered, the government said.
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"One of the things we're asking for is a permanent ban on transshipments at sea," said Dia.
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He may have read the book as entertainment, helping to pass away the long hours at sea.
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Railguns could destroy ships at sea, troops on land, and even aircraft and missiles in mid-flight.
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But will this message in a bottle be lost at sea or wash up on distant shores?
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It would maintain the same pressure as what humans are accustomed to living in at sea level.
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Last year was the deadliest year on record for migrant deaths at sea, with 5,082 lives lost.
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Some damage can be repaired at sea, but other cases have required vessels to return to port.
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The Westerdam cruise ship has finally docked after being stuck at sea for 13 days, in Cambodia.
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The biggest trawlers are organised into a maritime militia ready to fight a "people's war" at sea.
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The Westerdam cruise ship spent weeks stranded at sea after five ports rejected it over coronavirus fears.
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The Oscar-nominated Italian documentary Fire at Sea is more than a story about the migrant crisis.
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There she was married at sea to Jack Sparrow's spirit by a local legal registrar and officiant.
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Woodley plays Tami Oldham, one half of a real-life couple who found themselves stranded at sea.
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Sea water from over one kilometer out at sea is pumped to the plant, in Sorek, Israel.
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Between 200,000 and 400,000 "boat people" drowned at sea when turned away by various Southeast Asian governments.
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Monk was buried at sea in a ceremony attended by his wife, daughter, son, and other relatives.
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They were adrift at sea with Appel's two dogs, Zeus and Valentine, cut off from the world.
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Russian and U.S. officials also met recently to discuss ways to avoid incidents at sea, Foggo said.
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And farmed fish, particularly salmon, are often fed on smaller fish that themselves are caught at sea.
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Shailene Woodley went the distance to portray a woman stranded at sea in her latest film Adrift.
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The pair's tragic story continues to fascinate the country, as seemingly all "lost at sea" stories do.
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Shortly after, Eastwood realizes he isn't alone at sea and the whales emerge for a quick breath.
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In North Carolina unclaimed bodies are cremated, then stored for three years before being scattered at sea.
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In 2020, fans of the show can embark on a five-night "Golden Girls at Sea" cruise.
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As they swam, the current became too strong, and soon the pair found themselves stranded at sea.
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They enjoy the lifestyle - renting yachts on the weekend and having relaxed brunches at sea-front restaurants.
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In short: This likely won't be one of those ballyhooed Sundance movies that die at sea level.
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Of those attempting the crossing, 3,211 people are believed to have died at sea, added the report.
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A new infrastructure is needed to enable sensors at sea to transfer their data back to land.
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Many Hanjin ships were seized or blocked from entering ports, leaving billions of cargo stranded at sea.
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Britain raised the plan after Friday's capture of the Stena Impero tanker by Iranian commandos at sea.
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For example, North Korea still receives oil and coal from China and Russia — despite sanctions — at sea.
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Greece and its surrounding region are often rattled by earthquakes at sea, most causing no serious damage.
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SpaceX keeps trying to land at sea, because it's sometimes the only option for recovering the vehicle.
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And landing at sea requires a lot less fuel than landing on land (which we explain here).
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In a sense, the navy is the good cop in Iran's at-sea dealings with other countries.
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China sits securely among much weaker nations, both on land (Mongolia, Myanmar) and at sea (Philippines, Malaysia).
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The National Marine Mammal Foundation will continue to monitor the whales to ensure they remain at sea.
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There have been incidents at sea, border violations and test missile firings seen as provocative and threatening.
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A smaller farm at sea might have different—and potentially smaller—environmental impacts than one on land.
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Crystal Cruises will put into operation by 2018 "Residences at Sea," 48 suites across three new ships.
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For the foreseeable future, however, the company will return to trying to land its rocket at sea.
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Madsen has also denied amputating her limbs, saying he tried to bury her whole body at sea.
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Beijing has often attempted to thwart activity through backroom diplomatic threats and, at times, pressure at sea.
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And there, at sea, they will face danger, learn how to lead and help protect our country.
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Her dismembered body was found at sea after she took a trip aboard Madsen's submarine last August.
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It gets its name from its shape as seen at sea level, which resembles a riding saddle.
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During their nine months at sea, they were reportedly circled by sharks and battered by tropical storms.
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The time they spend at sea is increasing, while their ships age and their funding gets cut.
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Serenely beautiful, these canvases were often called Abstract Impressionist and evoke Turner's and Monet's sunsets at sea.
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Demurrage, or the cost of keeping a vessel at sea, is expected to add even more fees.
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Under international law, people rescued at sea are supposed to be taken to the nearest safe port.
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But he worked slavishly the whole time, keeping a meticulous weather diary, photographing the clouds at sea.
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MacArthur's interest in the issue came from having to make the most of limited resources at sea.
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Now the Palestinians are taking the first steps toward establishing what their state would claim at sea.
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"A ship that spends too much time at sea tends to get an exhausted crew," Schuster said.
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At-sea hot reloading is an important capability that allows for the surge of offensive air support.
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A Spaniard, above, has repurposed a luxury sailing yacht in the Mediterranean to rescue migrants at sea.
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Another genius line claims that Im "a bit at sea in terms of his next step politically".
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On Friday the IOM said it estimates total Mediterranean deaths at sea to be 1,475 this year.
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A global affairs analyst explains that Ukraine is woefully unprepared to fight the Russians at sea. 5.
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Like other albatrosses, this bird can live many decades and spends much of its life at sea.
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Two months later, they were still lost at sea, so they decided to start issuing distress calls.
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On the journey, we ran out of fuel and supplies, and our boat was adrift at sea.
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"The only way to do it is at sea or to get blown up," he told me.
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An estimated 3,100 migrants died at sea trying to cross from North Africa to Europe last year.
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But, as her eyes filled with tears, he realized that she had been at sea with him.
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But gazing back at the English coastline from a few miles out at sea, things look different.
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ON OUR RADAR Several cruise ships are stranded at sea, some with confirmed cases, some denied ports.
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The two women spent months adrift at sea and ended up thousands of miles from their destination.
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Those who escaped ended up drifting at sea for several days before they were seen and rescued.
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In March, nine Cuban migrants died while trying to reach the US after 22 days at sea.
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At that time, military leaders were discussing bringing this capability to bear against enemy combatants at sea.
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Marinelli dedicated his to "the incredible people who are at sea rescuing other humans fleeing unimaginable situations".
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"Sunset at Sea" (1911) is the largest and least Monet-like painting in the show, says Bailly.
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It was not at Sea Ranch, but one county over, in Napa, but it made her point.
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Vietnam has clashed repeatedly at sea with China, which claims most of the waterway as its own.
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This is an alternate, at-sea universe in which his works are the pinnacle of sophisticated collecting.
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In 2004, Italy's center-right ruling coalition left a German aid group at sea for three weeks.
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Even as the Aquarius migrants reached safety after their week at sea, others faced a similar ordeal.
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"People at sea were trying to swim; most of them don't know how to swim," he said.
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The ship had wired ahead that 10 passengers had taken ill and three had died at sea.
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The two sides signed what the Iranians called a "memorandum of understanding" to enhance cooperation at sea.
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The nuclear-powered Theodore Roosevelt, a small city at sea, usually also includes naval aviators and Marines.
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It's a sharp turn from the 2015 European migrant crisis, when locals helped rescue refugees at sea.
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These measures have left multiple cruise ships stranded at sea, with some being denied port, CNN reported.
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For now, the Grand Princess cruise ship has been told to remain at sea until further tests.
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Captain Hardegen had earned a reputation for audacity at sea that brought him the prestigious Knights Cross.
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La Guardia Airport in New York could also be affected, even though it is at sea level.
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Admiral Swift said the search at sea would continue despite the discovery of remains in the ship.
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"Unlike land battles, war at sea leaves no traces on the surface," he said in the statement.
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It was also the first wireless report sent from the scene of a great calamity at sea.
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On Friday night, a rubber dinghy sank after several hours at sea, with 132 people on board.
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Later, as Winslow experiences visions of tentacled monsters and lascivious mermaids, reality itself seems lost at sea.
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The World War II drama focuses on East Prussian refugees at sea and their fight for survival.
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Residents don't especially want to be tossed around as if they were in a ship at sea.
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Butler felt to me like a lighthouse blinking from an island of understanding way out at sea.
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His boats were ruined in a storm at sea; his family was pursued by snakes and famines.
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In 2000, it banned cutting off fins at sea and throwing the rest of the carcass overboard.
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And with everyone floating at sea in Logan's all-black yacht, the stakes have never felt higher.
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The floor under me heaved and fell as if the hotel was a cruise ship at sea.
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He wants a tougher mandate for Frontex, the EU border agency, to intervene at sea and abroad.
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Soon afterwards, contact with the ship was broken, and Davidson and 32 others were lost at sea.
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The Navy's status website indicates that there are now 277 deployable ships, with 47 currently at sea.
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He says we need to be paying much more attention to how that's affecting life at sea.
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Recent such requests from other boats had been rejected, leaving migrants stranded at sea for prolonged periods.
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About half of the men in Magoodhoo, including Mr. Ahmed, spend much of their lives at sea.
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On average, air pressure at sea level is about a thousand millibars (1,013.25 for the science wonks).
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Speculation is rife that objects could have been discarded at sea many years ago by construction workers.
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Libya's EU-backed coastguard has also returned more migrants to that country after intercepting them at sea.
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The video is pretty insane ... like a low-speed, but VERY high-priced, fender bender at sea.
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Robin Knox-Johnston was the only finisher, returning on April 22, 1969, after 267 days at sea.
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Despite their accidents at sea, McGuckin and Tomy are still planning to compete in the 2022 race.
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Marinelli dedicated his to "the incredible people who are at sea rescuing other humans fleeing unimaginable situations".
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Between the months of January and June, there were 2,899 recorded deaths at sea, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) reported, around a 50 percent increase in the number of deaths when compared with the same period in 2015, when 1,838 migrants went missing or drowned at sea.
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Washington is also drawing up rules of engagement aimed at avoiding armed confrontation at sea, the officials said.
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Unwanted fish can no longer be discarded at sea, which has helped to reverse the depletion of stocks.
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He called the deaths of thousands of migrants at sea the biggest tragedy facing Europe since the Holocaust.
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Even storm clouds, which long concealed many crimes at sea, no longer pose as much of an obstacle.
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He's an audience proxy par excellence right now, the only person even more at sea than we are.
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While Europe has banned oil shipments to Syria since 2011, it had never seized a tanker at sea.
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Fun Fact: The fake body used during the movie's funeral at sea scene was swept away during filming.
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Four U.K. women have finally landed in Australia after nine months at sea together in a 27-ft.
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Shortly later, they received the news that over 100 people were missing at sea in that same region.
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Approximately 100 suspected drug smugglers were apprehended at sea and turned over to federal authorities, said Vice Adm.
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At this point fans even have favourite episodes, like the one where DJ Khaled was lost at sea.
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At sea, boats from Tanmen rammed and sank one of the rickety Vietnamese vessels coming out to protest.
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Not all Deadliest Catch fatalities, however, happened at sea — here's a look back at the show's late stars.
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SATUN, Thailand (Reuters) - The son of a Thai fisherman, Anurak Saruethai never really took to life at sea.
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He tells PEOPLE the family hope to cremate their loved ones and spread their combined ashes at sea.
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Those entail landing the Falcon 9 on a drone ship at sea after the vehicles launch to space.
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The ship waited at sea for 10 days before eventually sailing back to Dubai, where the cranes remain.
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Before the trial, Khatallah's lawyers unsuccessfully argued that statements he made at sea should be inadmissible at trial.
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Oldham survived an impressive 41 days alone at sea, carefully rationing the food she found in her boat.
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I got a lawyer and went to court and they said he was presumed dead, lost at sea.
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We looked at a blend of projects currently being tested and some that are already out at sea.
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This new clip seems to be hinting at why she happens to be so gifted at sea travel.
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The newcomer, which will begin operating on November 11th, is a system called StEnSea ("Storing Energy at Sea").
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The vessels, mostly from Murmansk, spend about three months at sea, with crews who work six-hour shifts.
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Efforts to combat lawlessness at sea are also expected to benefit from spending on aquatic drones by navies.
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When it comes to preventing lawlessness at sea, swimming robots could be about to make a big splash.
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What are some of the challenges to making a nuclear reactor that can be mobile — especially at sea?
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Of the four bodies found at sea, one was that of a six-month-old baby, rescuers said.
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Grubbs set out at sea, and has since caught 23 sixgills in an ongoing project that continues today.
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It didn't describe the damages in detail but said the ship is still safe to be at sea.
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We know another Halo is in development, and that Rare continues to pluck away at Sea of Thieves.
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Semester at Sea, for example, is apparently a total fuck fest, but so is a semester at anywhere.
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However, it looks like SpaceX will not attempt one of its signature rocket landings at sea after takeoff.
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Jose Salvador Alvarenga Alvarenga is the only man known to have survived for over a year at sea.
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In 1990 China's then-president, Jiang Zemin, urged the navy to be "the motherland's Great Wall at sea".
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Another productivity-enhancer has been modular building which, both on land and at sea, can speed up construction.
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So Harrison entered the competition with a hand-crafted clock that could accurately keep time even at sea.
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In episode 2, they slowly start to move, with the biggest visual being the Greyjoy battle at sea.
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The search efforts comes almost one year after two Florida teens went missing at sea on July 24.
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Perry, along with his best friend Austin Stephanos, vanished at sea last July while on a fishing excursion.
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Of those who attempted the crossing, 3,211 people are believed to have died at sea, added the report.
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Nicholas Williams was arrested on July 22 at Sea-Tac Airport around 11:30 AM, KIRO 7 reported .
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In May 1993, Backstreet Boys performed for the first time at Sea World's Grad Nite in Orlando, Florida.
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She has asked for a commemorative ceremony at sea for the families of the 52 sailors who died.
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Come 2012, though, the news came that Graves at Sea were back—and they were recording new material.
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The Obama administration shied away from confrontation with Iran in land and at sea at almost any cost.
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That's because the longer the debris drifts at sea, the hardier the species have to be to survive.
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Researchers said their work could help inform conservation efforts to protect birds on both land and at sea.
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Over the years, debris recovered at sea has revealed secrets of North Korea's missile development to the West.
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The EU missions have helped rescue thousands of migrants at sea, all of whom were disembarked in Italy.
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More migrants could die at sea, or they could be trapped indefinitely in inhumane detention centers, they said.
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OPEC's cuts are draining storage of oil at sea, in the Caribbean and other parts of the world.
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Ultimately, the company expects to land one-third of its rockets on land, and the rest at sea.
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SpaceX's planned mission to Mars certainly deserves its own single, ditto the company's successful rocket landing at sea.
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Each was questioned separately and asked about their missions, their boats and what they are doing at sea.
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Maybe a bullet made through a porthole, killing the captain and leaving a beleaguered crew adrift at sea.
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However, another battle unfolded at sea that day, between the Allied ships and the massive German coastal guns.
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An estimated 300 people died at sea as a result of starvation, dehydration and abuse by boat crews.
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Irma's Atlantic wind speeds are behind only 1980's Hurricane Allen, which peaked at 190 mph at sea.
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The coalition naval forces at sea have caused smugglers to stop ship-to-ship transfers in 85033 instances.
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And the brain might adapt to those enervating and hypoxic workouts, producing faster race results at sea level.
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Fleet Week was once a time when sailors would blow off steam after a long stint at sea.
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Both China, the U.S. are big countries, and we are well positioned to have greater cooperation at sea.
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Tensions have heightened in recent weeks after a series of skirmishes at sea in the waters around Iran.
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Because of this, SpaceX is working hard to perfect recoveries on their autonomous drone ship out at sea.
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High winds at sea can generate crests of 28500 feet or more, though, several times the average wave.
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The latest rescues came on Tuesday, when 17 migrant ships bearing 2,150 people were intercepted at sea. Adm.
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The artist (and crew) are stuck at sea, and have literally been told to conserve water and food.
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But even if the cofounders are out at sea, they are at least still making some key decisions.
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Once the chick has hatched, the parents will take turns rearing their offspring and finding food at sea.
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Only in the past week, Italian and international rescue officials have saved more than 10,000 people at sea.
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The migrants, who had spent a harrowing week at sea, were picked up off the coast of Libya.
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The tracking beacons, known as "automatic identification systems," play a crucial role in monitoring illegal trades at sea.
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Although the Confederacy saw some success at sea, the Confederate Navy was largely outgunned by the Union Navy.
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A crackdown on people smuggling networks in Thailand in 2015 saw many Rohingya abandoned at sea by traffickers.
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"Fire at Sea" occupies your consciousness like a nightmare, and yet somehow you don't want it to end.
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The government claims its hardline policies are to discourage the people-smuggling trade and prevent deaths at sea.
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Colombia's defense minister, Luis Carlos Villegas, said seizures larger than the weekend's may have taken place at sea.
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When the ship finally left port, I realized how much I enjoyed the feeling of being at sea.
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But now, even at sea level, he was getting winded just walking his two dogs around the block.
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Others juxtaposed the rafters at sea with a cruise ship or a leaping dolphin or the setting sun.
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This is the second successful landing, the first at sea, and a major proof of the SpaceX concept.
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Chris Round: The ship was enormous, one of the largest at sea: eighteen decks high, two thousand rooms.
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International maritime guidelines say that people rescued at sea should be taken to the nearest "place of safety".
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Migrant crisis A ship stranded at sea for days -- and loaded with 233 migrants -- finally docked in Malta.
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Combining gears allow the Fort Worth to configure different types and combinations of engines for propulsion at sea.
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Each of the rooms in the accommodation tells a specific story about the lighthouse or life at sea.
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There are still dozens of cruise ships adrift at sea with no place to disembark amid the crisis.
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The longer it floats at sea, the greater the "floating gold" costs, according to the Natural History Museum.
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For his actions, James received a British Empire Medal and the Lloyd's War Medal for Bravery at Sea.
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Records show that Mr. Chen also owned two ships, known as bunker vessels, used for refueling at sea.
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And he does, at the last possible moment, apologizing for the various misadventures at sea that delayed him.
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But at sea, the Saudi-led coalition is suspected of attacking many fishing boats, killing dozens of people.
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Two doctors will study Mr. Savin's health and behavior after months in such a confined space at sea.
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But some ships will remain at sea in the coming days and weeks as they finish their itineraries.
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These 10 cruise ships are still at sea as the industry deals with the fallout from the coronavirus.
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TIL a new way of saying "make crazy": If you ADDLE someone, you are putting them at sea.
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So far, their time at sea has been high adventure, which usually includes a few tests of character.
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Still, the crisis at sea is continuing, and it remains largely invisible despite the steady drumbeat of deaths.
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Three years later (and at this very moment), she is at sea with Dr. Girguis' team, studying tubeworms.
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Reuters in December reported that Russian tankers had supplied fuel to North Korea by transferring cargoes at sea.
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But it doesn't stop completely until there are three people left, then two of them drown at sea.
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"An airline employee conducted an unauthorized takeoff without passengers at Sea-Tac," the airport said in a tweet.
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But it is the memory of their surreal imprisonment at sea that these men say most torments them.
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The story features sermons and ghosts, drug-running and tempests at sea, not to mention high-stakes fishing.
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That their love affair was tumultuous had nothing to do with the storms she'd later encounter at sea.
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Fewer people died at sea, too — 13 in August compared with 42 in the same period in 2016.
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As someone who usually lives at sea level, it was cool to get a sense of elevation gain.
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That brings the number of people saved at sea over the past four days to more than 4,000.
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"The video doesn't show a missile hitting a moving target at sea," military expert Carl Schuster told CNN.
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Hughes, a Canadian, calmed his nerves and came up big in the 42-degree chill at Sea Island.
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So ended what was arguably the most dramatic peacetime episode at sea since the Titanic sank in 1912.
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Open-sea fishing, on the other hand, is restricted only by the annual 212-days-at-sea limit.
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"Detritus at sea" is indeed both FLOTSAM and JETSAM, which incidentally provided the Scrabbly FJ for 9A's FJORD.
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More than 95,000 migrants have arrived in Italy this year, and more than 2,000 have died at sea.
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Everyone will soon be on their way home, at sea again, ready for their lives to start again.
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"There is no one size fits all policy; operations at sea routinely flex for a variety of reasons."
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The Navy also wants to use dual-crewing to maximize the time its future frigates spend at sea.
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German consumers will pay the substantial costs of connecting the wind farms at sea to the power grid.
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Efforts to find Americans willing to spend 30 to 60 days at sea have failed, Ms. Hance said.
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An Indonesian teen has been rescued after drifting at sea on a little fishing boat for 49 days.
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Disasters at sea are common on the often overcrowded and ill-equipped boats that carry migrants to Europe.
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Back in 2003, both countries agreed to carry out immigration controls in each other's territory at sea ports.
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The clouds above the enclosing hills were low and racing, like waves fleeing a storm out at sea.
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At the same time I had responsibility standing watch, and having oversight of the reactor while at sea.
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The center of Jebi was at sea north of Wajima in Ishikawa Prefecture, central Japan, at 7 p.m.
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Allure of the Seas Harmony of the Seas touts the "tallest slide at sea" according to Royal Caribbean.
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This time, his boat became lost at sea for a week before being intercepted by the Australian Navy.
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"He was able to bring to life what it was like to be at sea," Captain Boulware said.
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And passengers find ways to amuse themselves at sea, like observing the cruise ship's latest delivery of booze.
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"We have secured our borders; we stopped the boats and the tragic drownings at sea," the government said.
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Rachel Gadsden's work "Lost at Sea" engages with "vision" in its more metaphorical meaning — as aspiration and determination.
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Reuters has also reported that Russian tankers had supplied fuel to North Korea by transferring cargoes at sea.
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US naval intelligence personnel have also trained Senegalese secret services and law enforcement on counter-trafficking at sea.
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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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"She has likely been at sea since the late fall of 2017, [for the gestation period,]" he speculated.
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To make the documentary, "Fuocoammare," or "Fire at Sea," the Italian director Gianfranco Rosi spent long stretches on the tiny island, actually closer to Tunisia than to Sicily, as well as on an Italian military ship that rescues boats of migrants who risk their lives at sea to reach Europe.
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In a remarkably less cushy experience than that of the women who got lost at sea with a bunch of pasta, Adilang spent the next seven weeks alone at sea catching fish and cooking them over planks of wood he ripped from the side of the hut, the Straits Time reports.
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The boat was one of three to encounter difficulties at sea in the area on Thursday, the navy said.
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It broadcast images of fighter jets taking off from the carrier, firing missiles and destroying a target at sea.
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Migrants who landed in Sicily after days at sea are reporting that four Somalis died during their Mediterranean odyssey.
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Jennifer Appel and Tasha Fuiava's account of being lost at sea for five months has taken another shocking turn.
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Warships bristling with missiles and guns would break down at sea whenever they operated far from their home posts.
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One imagines a soul out at sea, unmoored, but always guided by the divine light of the North Star.
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As a rule of thumb, you need three to be certain of having one at sea all the time.
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"The US is exercising it's international right to freedom of navigation in the air and at sea," Glaser said.
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Crabs caught in North Korean waters are sold to Chinese or Russian fishermen at sea or in mid-river.
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The al Qaeda leader was buried at sea after U.S. officials consulted with experts in Islamic law and ritual.
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Everyone has a beer on the second deck (alcohol is not allowed at sea, but it is at ports).
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Legal limbo Usually migrants intercepted at sea are swiftly sent back to their home countries, the Coast Guard says.
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But farmed fish, particularly salmon and their ilk, are fed on smaller fish that themselves are caught at sea.
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The Guardian called it a "titanic return to form", the Times "a wreck… [that] should be dumped at sea".
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Nearly 8,000 were rescued at sea between Friday to Monday on that central Mediterranean route, Millman told a briefing.
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