What was always there was finally brought to the surface.
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Stoermer says the boat was photographed underwater before being brought to the surface.
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Now I have, and I saw the bay floor's bounty brought to the surface.
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Troubles that have been brewing have been brought to the surface with nowhere to hide.
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If water cannot flow to the borehole then it cannot be brought to the surface.
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But it brought to the surface what still needs to be done in the field.
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Researchers say their bodies are so fragile, they melt rapidly when brought to the surface.
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The crisis also brought to the surface lingering and looming problems faced by the local community.
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It also brought to the surface painful political and theological rifts between Israeli and American Jews.
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Similar narratives have been brought to the surface ahead of his much-anticipated clash with Dominick Cruz.
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This act brought to the surface and seemingly galvanized a view about censorship I had long held.
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Emotions as strong as those brought to the surface here, you realize, never go out of date.
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The insult, though, brought to the surface a rage buried in the often silent dignity of the man.
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A Corsair, a Grumman Wildcat and other battered planes, encrusted in quagga mussels, are brought to the surface.
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In my case, that brought to the surface feelings about my body that had taken years to work through.
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However, it must be laboriously mined from deforested land, and brought to the surface in order to be used.
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These fears, whispered for months, have now been brought to the surface by a member of Trump's own party.
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From Charlottesville to l'Affaire Stormy, he has brought to the surface all sorts of ugliness that is simply unignorable.
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No human remains were discovered over the course of the operation, nor were any artifacts brought to the surface.
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This reservoir contains so much ice that, if melted and brought to the surface, it would submerge the entire planet.
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These works suggest the uneasy relationship between sex, power, and desire that is brought to the surface by performed femininity.
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Once it is brought to the surface, the boat will be under the custody of the National Transportation Safety Board for investigation.
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Seeing the boys' faces on video brought to the surface by Thai Navy SEALs on Tuesday gave Pakhumma a huge emotional lift.
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The plan brought to the surface a bewildering range of issues, including when any system of returning refugees to Turkey should start.
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However, their day-to-day actions mask the complication nature of their relationship wrestling underneath, brought to the surface by Rogers' addicting vocals.
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There are so many tragic narratives attached to our identities that the good things about our experiences are rarely brought to the surface.
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Existing methods to collect them for study often involve sucking them into little containers that are kept pressurized and brought to the surface.
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Intense, deep emotions about the relationship patterns you fall into are brought to the surface as the moon meets Pluto, the planet of secrets.
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This news has brought to the surface the private conversations women have been having — the warnings whispered to each other to avoid getting hurt.
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The remnants of the charred California diving boat that set ablaze during a Labor Day weekend excursion has finally been brought to the surface.
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A total of 133 miners were brought to the surface after the flood started, Alrosa said in a statement citing its chief executive Sergey Ivanov.
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The issues that the Trump campaign has brought to the surface — the pervasive misogyny and racism and xenophobia — that doesn't magically disappear on November 9.
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A total of 110 people were in the mine at the time of the accident, 80 of whom have since been brought to the surface.
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Sibanye-Stillwater said two employees were taken to a hospital and were in stable condition, while the remaining two were still being brought to the surface.
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There are too many people who are too willing to feed and guide the anger he's brought to the surface of politics for it not to.
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There was no immediate indication on when the body will be brought to the surface, said a rescue official, who did not want to be named.
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The defeat to Iceland at the 22.18 Euros brought to the surface all manner of painful British sentiments about the retrenchment of a once great empire.
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The news also brought to the surface frustrations for young Cubans, especially concerning the new dynamic that an increase in tourism is bringing to the nation.
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Surely together you can harness innovation to allow us to fight back against the intolerance and cruelty that has been brought to the surface by your platforms.
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What Trump has brought to the surface is that yes, the party does not only have a problem with talking about race but also with race itself.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation process has brought to the surface many of the problems we struggle with as a society when it comes to discussing sexuality and sexual misconduct.
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Of the 142 workers underground at the time, 1.93 were brought to the surface on Friday and a big rescue operation mounted to try to find the others.
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Kate opens up to Toby about what Kevin said about addiction, Kevin is leaving rehab, and a lot of pent-up family drama was brought to the surface.
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Urzua described his own experience of being brought to the surface into the glare of media lights, lawyers proffering rights contracts and politicians eager to share the limelight.
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Chris's death brought to the surface that darker side of fame—particularly in youth—and the lack of support available for those in the industry affected by mental illness.
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A total of 102 miners have been already brought to the surface and another 33 miners have been located and are in the process of being evacuated, Alrosa said.
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But Saturday's massacre also brought to the surface painful political and theological disagreements tearing at the fabric of Israeli society and driving a wedge between Israelis and American Jews.
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Ms. Varuolo-Clarke was moved by how many of her classmates attended, realizing that the emails had brought to the surface racial challenges that the earth scientist community must confront.
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Death lurks in her compositions, and is brought to the surface by the treatment of paint and color in her exhibition SKINDEEP, on view at the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver.
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"The 2016 campaign has brought to the surface the despair and rage of poor and middle-class Americans" facing the burdens of recession, technological change, foreign competition and war, it said.
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The bodies of 76 illegal miners were brought to the surface at the Eland shaft in 2009 following a fire that raged at the mine in the central Free State province.
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Black Panther doesn't outright admonish Killmonger's anger and resentment, instead lingering on the idea that there's no easy solution for the deep, widespread pain his mission has brought to the surface.
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Three people were brought to the surface and transported to a local hospital for medical treatment, Samantha Smith, a spokeswoman with the West Virginia Department of Commerce, told CNN late Wednesday.
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THIS brings us to larger questions of domestic policy, where Trump has brought to the surface deep divisions between the party elite and its working-class voters on taxes and spending.
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And the death toll — and the country's initial refusal to respond to it — brought to the surface the depth of homophobia, transphobia and other queer-centered bigotry in the American psyche.
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Their narratives don't mirror each other exactly, but by placing the work side-by-side, their shared affinities can be explored and brought to the surface in ways only previously hinted at.
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According to many reporters (and their therapists), the election has brought to the surface many of the anxieties Americans feel, whether about being in a minority group or about marginalized people themselves.
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Like many weird and fearful thoughts that lurk in our brains, this one just had to be brought to the surface and spoken out loud to make it clear how dumb it was.
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In neighboring Chile, the Church was engulfed by scandal after a visit by the pope last year that brought to the surface a string of abuse allegations now being investigated by criminal prosecutors.
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In neighboring Chile, the Catholic Church was engulfed by scandal after a visit by the pope last year that brought to the surface a string of abuse allegations now being investigated by criminal prosecutors.
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Sibanye said 1,500 miners out of the 1,800 that were working the shift had already been brought to the surface and the remaining miners were gradually being hoisted after an inspection confirmed it was safe.
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According to AFP, a sample of the ship was brought to the surface and carbon dated to 400 BC.The team also compiled a 3D image of the ancient ship with the ROVs, the BBC reports.
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Mercury will connect with Pluto while on its retrograde journey on November 230, finding you recalling a conversation from around October 30—critical information that was brought to the surface last month must be reexamined.
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He said the Kilopower team is working with NASA management to determine the future of Kilopower, which will need to be tested in space before it's brought to the surface of the moon or Mars.
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That was crucial, because it brought to the surface questions about her ideas that are best recognized and evaluated now, so that Democratic voters can figure out if she's their surest bet against President Trump.
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Investigators have not determined the cause of the fire aboard the dive boat, a law enforcement official familiar with the investigation said this week, noting the boat has not even been brought to the surface.
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"Those trends that we've talked about are proving to be sustainable even when there's tough trade rhetoric around the world, when there are geopolitical issues that are being addressed and brought to the surface," Muilenburg said.
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The company says 20 percent of the global oil brought to the surface at one point or another flows through a TMK tube, including high-end varieties of pipe made for the insides of oil wells.
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Those tensions were brought to the surface this week after reports that women were sexually assaulted and robbed on New Year's Eve in Cologne by groups of men described as having "a North African or Arabic" appearance.
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It is a portrait that, to quote De Quincey himself in one of his essays on Shakespeare, offers a "life below a life;" a subterranean thread picked out from the totality of biography, brought to the surface.
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The nature and scale of the assaults have shocked Germany and brought to the surface social tensions over the willingness of Chancellor Angela Merkel's government to throw open the doors to more than one million refugees last year.
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WELLINGTON/SYDNEY (Reuters) - The tiny Micronesian state of Nauru is demanding a formal apology after a dispute with China's representative at this week's Pacific Islands Forum brought to the surface tensions with Beijing over its support for Taiwan.
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The center-right Pinera revived the nearly decade-old bill last year, following a visit to the South American nation by the pope that brought to the surface a string of abuse allegations now being investigated by prosecutors.
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Sensitive and emotionally charged issues are being brought to the surface, and it's important that you partner with people who are empathetic and informed in relating to these kinds of issues, whether it's a best friend or counselor.
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The conventional way to deal with a young man's first sexual experience involving another man is as a coming-out story in which an unacknowledged but pre-existing identity is brought to the surface of consciousness and experience.
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And although Mrs Merkel's mandate is only slightly worse than during her first two successful bids for the chancellery, she will now need to deal with the tensions and anger that the AfD's success has brought to the surface.
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The financial crisis exposed growing economic imbalances in Spain and also brought to the surface several corruption scandals involving kickbacks, mostly from the construction industry, paid to politicians from established parties during a property boom, which collapsed in 2008.
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These feelings were once again brought to the surface every time Phi Phi O'Hara opened her mouth on Drag Race season four, and emitted the sound of a deranged Disney princess, but with an expression that did not know it.
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A shark is caught and brought to the surface, its fins are sliced off, often while the animal is still alive, and then the body thrown back overboard to drown, bleed to death or be eaten alive by other animals.
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Hemmer took to Twitter (and later CNN Opinion) in the wake of the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre to show how its terrible seeds were planted in the too-often-overlooked anti-Semitism brought to the surface by the Unite The Right rally.
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And over the weekend, the trauma of last Tuesday was brought to the surface again as light tremors from an earthquake in southern Mexico on Saturday lightly rocked the capital, sending residents fleeing into the streets barefoot and in sleepwear.
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Watch out for confusion as the moon in detail-oriented Gemini clashes with hazy, dreamy Neptune at 5:26 AM. Big emotions are brought to the surface as the moon opposes Jupiter at 1:58 PM—how do you hold them?
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Los Angeles (CNN)Investigators have not determined the cause of the fire aboard the California dive boat that sank last week, a law enforcement official familiar with the investigation said, noting the boat has not even been brought to the surface.
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Sterling K. Brown: I feel like we can fool ourselves sometimes into thinking we've gotten past certain issues, but the time has brought to the surface the level of ignorance and bigotry that exists currently within this country and within the world.
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The 2016 campaign has brought to the surface the despair and rage of poor and middle-class Americans who say their government has done little to ease the burdens that recession, technological change, foreign competition and war have heaped on their families.
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" Sarah Elizabeth Charles, a singer and one of the Somewhere Project's teaching artists, said in a phone interview that she was struck throughout the workshops by the participants' "ability to articulate elements of their own lives that the song brought to the surface.
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His statements were so divorced from American policy goals, so at odds with the rest of his administration, so inexplicable on so many levels that they brought to the surface a question that has long shadowed Mr. Trump: Does Russia have something on him?
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That said, there are a few potential risks: that the baby may breathe in water (though this is rare, and theoretical since babies don't normally breathe until they're exposed to air) and that the umbilical cord could snap when the baby is brought to the surface.
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"This issue really brought to the surface a whole set of issues that have been alive on our campus for a long time that we have not really been responding to," said Craig Willse, a cultural studies professor who helped lead the opposition to the change.
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A study released by the Pew Research Center in late June has once again brought to the surface a key issue of the Obama-era Title II net neutrality regulations: America's concern about big tech's approach to privacy, censorship and political bias and how Obama ignored it.
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Episode after episode, viewers entered into deeply thoughtful instant exchanges about the still-hot button topics the story brought to the surface — issues like race, celebrity, justice, ego, domestic violence, police corruption –- and contemplatively reevaluated their long-held assessments of the various figures at the heart of the tale.
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That a painter has resurrected these sinister buffoons indicates that little has changed politically since Guston's figurative turn — America continues to embrace its foundational racism, brought to the surface in our new century by white horror at the first black president, and the consequent election of Donald Trump, racist-in-chief.
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Related: Venezuelans Wonder How the Opposition Will Handle Victory and the Government Defeat The events on Tuesday brought to the surface the tension that has been building in Venezuela ever since the a coalition of opposition parties called the Democratic Unity Roundtable trounced the ruling social party in elections on December 6.
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I was alarmed when my skin started to purge after just a few days of using the Beauty Shroom Exfoliating Acid Potion, but dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, MD, tells me it's normal: "Skin purging is a phenomenon where acne gets worse before it gets better because blockages within the pores are brought to the surface all at once," he says.
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"I feel like we can fool ourselves sometimes into thinking we've gotten past certain issues, but the time has brought to the surface the level of ignorance and bigotry that exists currently within this country and within the world," Brown said during a conversation with Boseman and Gad at BuzzFeed's New York offices in late September.
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The emerging pattern, officials said, brought to the surface an inherent conflict between two principles of Mr. Obama's counterterrorism strategy: his effort to impose constraints on airstrikes outside war zones, as reflected in the 2013 rules, and his "light footprint" approach of building up and working with partner forces rather than using American forces to occupy countries.
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Whether Germany wins twice on Russian soil in two years, though — and it is worth noting both that no winner of the Confederations Cup has ever won the subsequent World Cup, and that a World Cup winner has never repeated since Brazil in 1962 — should not detract from the broader pattern its latest gilded summer has brought to the surface.
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" The shell shock in the room was a preview of the global reaction: From a front-page N.Y. Times analysis by White House correspondent Mark Landler: "His statements were so divorced from American policy goals, so at odds with the rest of his administration, so inexplicable on so many levels that they brought to the surface a question that has long shadowed Mr. Trump: Does Russia have something on him?
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Yet when a female employee of the J. Walter Thompson agency filed a lawsuit in March accusing the company's chief executive of racist and sexist behavior, the accusations brought to the surface what women in the industry had talked about for years: that more than half a century after the "Mad Men" era, gender bias, while often unspoken or acknowledged, continues to affect how they are treated at work, whom they interact with and what positions they hold.
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The Kavanaugh confirmation process has brought to the surface the many fallacies that our culture repeats about rape and other sexual misconduct: that committing sexual violence is normal male behavior (boys will be boys, after all); that real victims come forward right away (and anyone who waits must be a liar); that depriving someone of a powerful position is the same as locking him in prison (or even killing him); that it takes the word of multiple women (at least more than one, and probably more than two) to equal the worth of a man's word; that unless an act of sexual misconduct is as bad as those allegedly committed by Harvey Weinstein, it doesn't count (and no one can tell the difference anymore); and that the country owes accused men a path to redemption (even if they haven't acknowledged what they did wrong).
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