Police said the women were swimming in waist-deep water, while paramedics reported they were walking in knee-deep water when the crocodile struck.
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Jaitley said the government was considering providing incentives for gas production from deep-water, ultra deep-water and high pressure-high temperature areas, which remain underexplored due to higher costs.
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Mexico has yet to sell a single deep water barrel.
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The point is very narrow ... It is very deep water.
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It is the Middle East, Africa, North Sea, Deep Water.
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It also has two docks and one deep water berth.
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Fox's "Deep Water" is an erotic thriller starring Ben Affleck.
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And in "Deep Water," a crime thriller debuting Monday, Nov.
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Shoes, children's toys and household items floated through knee-deep water.
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Argentina also is exploring opportunities for deep-water offshore oil production.
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No. There is just not a lot of deep-water drilling.
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Another was attacked by a great white shark in deep water.
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Deep water would be preferable, to make recovery even more difficult.
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Much of the deep-water equipment needed is imported U.S. technology.
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"There's still about waist-deep water around the facility," he said.
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In 2628, we responded to the Deep Water Horizon oil spill.
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He said passengers waded in waist-deep water before reaching land.
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" Transocean Ltd: "I don't like Transocean because I don't like deep water.
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You returned to The Voice to perform "Deep Water" on Tuesday night.
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The operator is a Chevron affiliate called Star Deep Water Petroleum Ltd.
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Families carrying their belongings on their heads waded through waist-deep water.
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Some waded through waist-deep water with women and children, police said.
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Cautiously, he moves to chest-deep water and tries kicking his legs.
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Parts of downtown Miami were flooded, and waist-deep water threatened businesses.
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This one uses ROVs and underwater cameras to observe deep water behavior.
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Television pictures showed people wading through chest-deep water carrying belongings and livestock.
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The S260 actually functions in deep water (okay only up to 260 meters).
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Shoes, children's toys and household items floated through knee-deep water on Monday.
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"Deep-water remains a big boys' game, it's not for everyone," said Rodger.
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And what does anyone need after a long day of battling deep water?
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Residents waded through waist-deep water as streets turned into rivers on Thursday.
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And some made better time than the cars, struggling through door-deep water.
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A treacherous squall sank the boat, sending Coleman down into cold, deep water.
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He delivered sandbags to firefighters but had to stop because of deep water.
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One of multiple jellyfish tanks, in the deep water section of the aquarium.
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These octocorals provide a habitat for squat lobsters, a deep water lobster species.
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There's a deep water coral that can apparently live as long as 4,000 years.
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The first highly-anticipated deep water auction is scheduled to take place in December.
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For example, Earth may be unique in that it features unusually deep water basins.
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"He was able to walk again in chest deep water," Olympic committee officials said.
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He walked down the boat ramp, snorkeled to deep water and made the descent.
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"He landed on the shark in waist-deep water and got bitten," Malphurs said.
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Many parts of Chittagong, the country's second largest city, were under waist-deep water.
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Footage shows Campion wading into chest-deep water and pulling the man to safety.
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You can give it a try with the safety net of waist-deep water.
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A man who was in a van that drove into deep water Thursday died.
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The one-meter-deep water in the moat is filtered to keep it clean, Mrs.
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With slick walls and deep water, the well was impossible for the animal to escape.
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Already tired from the ride, Cupcake fell into knee deep water and couldn't get up.
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These are the first steps in the construction of a new deep-water container port.
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They may be war graves, holding soldiers' remains, or else submerged in very deep water.
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Here, some scramble down muddy ravines or wade through waist-deep water to get across.
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Instead, ankle-deep water is pooling in basements, which are otherwise filled with utility pipes.
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It's located on a 250-foot intracoastal waterway and another 111-foot deep water canal.
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Sections of the base are connected by a nearly 2,000-feet-long deep-water canal.
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Three oil storage facilities in eastern Anhui province were submerged in 1-metre-deep water.
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"I'm walking through deep water," they croon like their father, "trying to get to you".
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He waded in thigh-deep water, pushing away overturned chairs to reach his front door.
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When completed in 2035, Kribi will be the biggest deep-water port in the region.
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We slid over the side of our skiff and stood in the knee-deep water.
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She recounted how knee-deep water covered her lawn and driveway and made roads impassable.
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Martin said she waded through knee-deep water with several other migrants and was immediately apprehended.
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WHOI was invited to join the search because of its recognized expertise in deep water exploration.
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"Where [the lobster] was living, there was garbage infiltrating even into the deep water," said Abbott.
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Ankle-deep water filled his home; he hopes an insurance payout will help replace the floors.
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SA), adding more than 1,700 square kilometers (656 square miles) to its deep-water Brazil portfolio.
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She was playing in knee-deep water when she felt something hit her leg that morning.
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Most of the bids were for deep water blocks, at depths of more than 1,600 meters.
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It takes about a year for regulators to process an application for a deep-water terminal.
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Mexico expects to announce the partner for Pemex on the deep water area early next year.
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The post was accompanied by images of people wading through knee-deep water on the road.
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The acoustic signals that help locate them in deep water stop transmitting after about 30 days.
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But the cold, deep water and the lack of light had preserved the wreck remarkably well.
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The fleet also includes one medium icebreaker, but no deep-water port within the Arctic Circle.
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The final shot of the video shows Keys plunging into deep water, fully submerging her body.
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Last month, a senior energy official told Reuters a fourth auction will include deep water fields.
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The island has two deep-water marinas that can accommodate luxury yachts up to 250 feet.
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Politico reported that oil giant BP (you know, like Deep Water Horizon BP) sponsored the party too.
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There, the boy was in knee-deep water when a large wave came in, knocking him over.
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Rescuers rappelled down the cliff and found a woman holding the man up in chest-deep water.
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The investigation into the EgyptAir crash is especially difficult given that the plane disappeared over deep water.
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He swam before he walked, blends Creole and English in a voice as smooth as deep water.
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Rip currents often occur in waist-deep water in what looks like a calm patch of water.
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Wahlberg returns to the big screen in the thriller "Deep Water Horizon," alongside Kate Hudson, in September.
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Recent advances in deep-water technology have opened vast swaths of the ocean previously unavailable to humans.
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This possibility highlights "a possible major pathway for ultra-deep water recycling on Earth," the researchers wrote.
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Search teams are often working across a very large area and in very deep water, he explained.
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The workers were drilling two deep water wells for the water ministry in southeastern Niger's Diffa region.
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The deep-water denizen may belong to a new species, but that has yet to be confirmed.
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School students waded through shin-deep water to get to school, and motorcyclists drove through flooded streets.
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Video on social media showed people in the city wading through ankle deep water, amid torrential rains.
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Video on social media showed people in the city wading through ankle-deep water, amid torrential rains.
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But his true gifts show in a sequence that conjures up thalassophobia, the fear of deep water.
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This is true both for offshore operations designed to tap into resources in deep water (500-1,500 meters), ultra-deep water (1,500-3,000 meters) and abyssal water (more than 3,000 meters) and in isolated environments where a human presence represents a significant challenge for especially for safety reasons.
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A separate deep-water fleet was scheduled to leave from the southern port of Shimonoseki the same day.
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When they returned a day later they found their homes in chest-deep water and their farms wrecked.
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Deep Water will open up new possibilities for the TensorFlow, MXNet and Caffe communities to engage with H2O.ai.
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Since it was his first time driving the high-water vehicles into deep water, Agent Ko was concerned.
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"They're very elegant in deep water, but large and cumbersome and struggle to navigate shallow waters," Jepson said.
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She was at the beach with her family in waist-deep water when the animal pulled her under.
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Adrenaline junkies love nothing more than jumping off cliffs, hurtling down steep inclines, and diving into deep water.
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Holmes and his wife Shannon had spent the weekend rescuing people and pets from 7-foot deep water.
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The five contract areas cover 31,653 square kilometres of deep and ultra-deep water off Sierra Leone's coast.
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Shannon Eickhoff, Kinnie Johnson and Suzanne Ball, waded through waist deep water and broke a window to enter.
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A network of deep-water ocean observatories led by the National Science Foundation is finally up and running.
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Sinopec's only other Indonesian asset is an 18-percent stake in Chevron's deep water project, bought in 2010.
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This would eliminate oil sands, new deep-water oil, much new offshore oil, and most tight (fracked) oil.
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Whether or not a sighting is reported, we advise caution and recommend not venturing beyond waist deep water.
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Here, Julia Aylen carries her pet dog through waist-deep water in Freeport, Bahamas, on Tuesday, September 3.
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Still, after a rainstorm went over New Orleans on Monday, several cars were mired in knee-deep water.
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Radar doesn't penetrate deep water, so accurate depth soundings must be made by ships with high-resolution sonar.
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"We're not taking no chances," said Margaret Bassett, a ferry boat driver for the Deep Water Cay resort.
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And below $40 a barrel, offshore and deep-water drilling activities for many producers plunge into the red.
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At one point, I saw a man wading through about chest-deep water on one of those streets.
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Ankle-deep water flowed into a QuikStop convenience store off Jackson Street, video from CNN affiliate WAPT showed.
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There would be a Strangers on a Train, a Deep Water and, of course, a Talented Mr. Ripley.
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Northeastern Florida cities including Jacksonville were flooding on Monday, with city sheriffs pulling residents from waist-deep water.
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Nestled in the Wright Valley is a pond of ankle-deep water, still liquid despite the freezing temperatures.
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She'll also star in Deep Water opposite Ben Affleck, and has two more films in the works, too.
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If you make media decisions at scale based on that data, you may find yourself in deep water.
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He said he saw a people walking in waist-deep water and a house that had flipped over.
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Monks, maintaining their tradition of collecting alms every morning, wade through chest-deep water with their begging bowls.
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He tried pulling the gator's mouth open, to no avail, and the gator dragged Lane into deep water.
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MONOPILE TRIPOD TENSION LEG PLATFORM Shallow water depth Transitional water depth Deep water 0 – 100 FT. 100 – 200 FT. 200 – 3,000 FT. SEA LEVEL ANCHOR LINES MONOPILE TRIPOD TENSION LEG PLATFORM Shallow water depth Transitional water depth Deep water 423 – 100 FT. 100 – 200 FT. 260 – 2000,2500 FT. +280 ft.
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"I think the deep water Mexico opportunity is one of the greatest opportunities at the moment globally," said Lassel.
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Crews finished building it in 1880, screwing it into a reef where it sat in 4-foot-deep water.
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He said it casually, in passing, but the information sank in me slowly, a rock falling in deep water.
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"You can walk out and you're in knee-deep water and you can touch the whole time," Peoples says.
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The military may have to hire marine salvage firms with submersible craft able to recover wreckage from deep water.
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Those who do attempt escape carry bundles of belongings on their heads as they wade through chest-deep water.
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The unicorn-like whales collected data from the previously undocumented deep water, and confirmed that the area was warming.
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Full moons, especially in deep Water sign Scorpio, are super revealing, and you love looking beneath the surface, Virgo.
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On top of her role on Jane the Virgin, Rodriguez was recently spotted in Peter Berg's Deep Water Horizon.
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Russia strongly opposed NATO accession for Montenegro, whose deep-water Adriatic ports can support naval operations in the Mediterranean.
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Inside a shed, several employees got into waist-deep water in a concrete pool and sifted the final sediments.
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For me, taking a 12-week mindfulness-based stress reduction course pulled me back from the really deep water.
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After soaking for four days in calf-deep water, the single-story house reeked like a high school bathroom.
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Some people sought relief from the 83-degree heat (and an unwanted touch of humidity) in waist-deep water.
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The conditions left other people to walk their bicycles in knee-deep water, or to travel by four-wheeler.
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One plaintiff in Louisiana awoke one morning to ankle-deep water flooding her home during an unusually severe storm.
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"The Tremor of Forgery," Patricia Highsmith I could pick almost any of her novels — "Deep Water" would be another.
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At a swimming pool, Rex throws Jeannette, his second-oldest daughter, into deep water to teach her to swim.
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"There are people that have had knee to waist-deep water in their houses," he told CNN Friday morning.
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Ecopetrol's U.S. subsidiary and Spain's Repsol recently acquired four new blocks for deep water exploration in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Guyana is preparing a licensing round for acreage in both shallow and deep water for the third quarter of 2020.
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The kangaroo began to struggle in the deep water and worried many onlookers who put in the call for help.
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People could be seen pushing shopping carts through waist-deep water, navigating between hundreds of cars abandoned in the floods.
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The backpack also has two deep water bottle pockets with retention straps to keep your umbrella or travel mug secure.
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This implies that symmoriiforms adapted to light-limited conditions (likely deep water) earlier in evolutionary history than previously thought. [Nature]
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Vietnam is building a deep-water port that can make transfers easier, but that won't open for another three years.
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Aerial footage showed people wading in waist-deep water and residents crawling out of windows to get into rescue boats.
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Shipwrecks aren't necessarily barren, static things, vanished and abandoned to the deep water and the recesses of someone's foggy memory.
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"It's a commitment to invest in Mexico," an oil company executive said about the purchase of deep water seismic data.
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The leak lacks the shocking imagery from when the Deep Water Horizon Oil rig burned in the Gulf of Mexico.
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The best advice, according to the Weather Channel, is to never drive when you don't know how deep water is.
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He was playing in knee-deep water when a wave knocked him over, but the preschooler said he was fine.
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Interest in new deep-water projects is heating up with more favorable costs for drilling rigs, services and production equipment.
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To get there, Maldonado had to ford a river in knee-deep water, using a cable to guide him across.
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Coleman said she knew she was in deep water because it was cold and she struggled to get the top.
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"Whether or not a sighting is reported, we advise caution and recommend not venturing beyond waist deep water," they said.
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The deployment includes a ship equipped with two deep-water vehicles capable of searching depths of up to 6,000 meters.
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Thirteen of them waded through a rush of stomach-deep water and cut through a fence to seek higher ground.
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Thursday morning, with waters creeping up Mr. Cassidy's front steps, he stood in waist-deep water watching his neighbors evacuate.
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BP's 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill, the worst in U.S. waters, was from a deep-water well of similar depth.
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On the city's waterfront, a car was filmed traveling through knee-deep water as waves splashed over a harbor wall.
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Russia is the world's largest wheat exporter, which has only a limited number of grain terminals in deep-water ports.
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The Solomons also are home to one of the last undeveloped deep-water ports in the Pacific, at Bina Harbor.
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Canadian oil sands, a reforming Mexico and Brazil's ultra-deep water reserves all point to a new post-OPEC reality.
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The federal government currently lacks a fully funded plan either to build additional ice-breakers or a deep-water port.
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Williams said they went to get stranded relatives who had to wade out to the watercraft in chest-deep water.
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And more big spenders are set to arrive, with the construction of another luxury development at Deep Water Bay Drive underway.
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Total is also exploring in several new deep water areas in Guyana, Mauritania and Senegal, and in South African and Namibia.
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Henke, who'd spent the past two days in Kady, Texas, rescuing people in chest deep water, got into Vidor in midafternoon.
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However, this protection came with caveats: Initially, cooler waters moving up from deeper waters kept the deep-water corals from bleaching.
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Her apartment complex, just two miles away, was still surrounded by a moat of deep water a week after she fled.
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Similarly, ports -- deep-water ports, our lock system -- that's not -- it used to be a military thing a hundred years ago.
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For them, the loss of access to Novorossiisk means a high risk of losing the entire deep-water business in Russia.
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The deep-water business allows traders to supply large cargoes to active buyers such as Egypt, the world's largest wheat importer.
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Mars missions have explored ancient streams where knee-deep water once flowed and have found organic carbon embedded in surface rocks.
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Graham gives a behind the scenes look at the photographers and crew surrounding her as she poses in ankle-deep water.
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Upon arriving, they conducted house-to-house searches, "in waist-deep water" as they tried to find the family of five.
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The deep water field holds reserves of around 485 million barrels of oil and is planned to begin production in 2023.
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Earlier this week, Australian authorities said they had lost a deep-water sonar detector that was being used in the search.
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An 11-year-old girl was bitten by a shark on Saturday while wading in waist-deep water in Jacksonsville, Florida.
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It's not yet clear how the boy fainted in the knee-deep water, where many other people were singing and dancing.
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If the secular decline of linear cable networks happens faster than forecast, AT&T could find itself in very deep water.
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When you step inside the house, your foot splashed in inch-deep water, sending ripples throughout the home across linoleum floors.
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Maybe Chipotle just has a food-handling problem, one that's gotten the once-favored chain into a lot of deep water.
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One of the first deep water wells was drilled around 1915, when Texas farmers began adopting the oil industry's turbine pump.
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Those killed may not have known how to swim or were surprised by deep water or strong currents, the spokeswoman said.
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Those who do not want to wade through ankle- or knee-deep water consult the tide table before heading into town.
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Looking ahead, we are pleased that the basin will avoid deep water delivery reductions or face rapidly-declining reservoirs next year.
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In humans, the buildup of nitrogen bubbles in the blood during a rapid ascent from deep water is called the bends.
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Southern Iraq sits atop around 80% of Iraq's proven oil reserves, and contains the country's only deep-water port, Um Qasr.
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A lifelong swimmer leapt into deep water near his lakeside home, and was horrified to find himself completely unable to swim.
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They are lobbying the state to build a deep water port so that even larger cruise ships can dock in Nome.
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The pig can be seen wading through knee-deep water with the help of two humans, a smile from ear to ear.
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CBASS technology provides streamlined targeting, quieter propulsion technologies and an ability to operate with improved effectiveness in both shallow and deep water.
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Thousands of passengers were stranded at railway stations and others were forced to walk home through waist-deep water on rail tracks.
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Satellite images have shown at least three military grade and length airstrips, plenty of buildings, as well as deep-water port facilities.
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Lake Charles Fire Department Division Chief Lennie LaFleur said rescuers evacuated hundreds of people from one neighborhood, sometimes through chest-deep water.
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British oil major BP is one of the companies pre-qualified to bid on the initial deep water tenders on Dec. 5.
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These currents, which drive the Gulf Stream today, bring warm surface waters to the north and send cold, deep water back south.
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The company's three other discoveries during 2017 are the nearby Boranda-1 and deep water discoveries Purple Angel-1 and Gorgon-1.
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Saddleback Cay also has a total of seven sand beaches, and access to ocean areas for bone fishing and deep water fishing.
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Airboats, built to skim atop the calf-deep water with their flat bottoms and back-seat propellers, helped crack open the door.
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SNE is a deep-water oil field discovery with Cairn holding 40% participant interest, Woodside 35%, FAR 15% and PETROSEN the rest.
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At the time, oil was trading around $75 a barrel, a level that helps ensure profitability of expensive deep-water drilling projects.
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Besides the three blocks in question, the sixth pre-salt deep water auction will also offer Cruzeiro do Sul and Bumerangue fields.
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Last month, the Anglo-Dutch oil giant gave final approval to go ahead with its Kaikias deep-water project in the Gulf.
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According to the Telegraph, his mercenaries are trying to secure the deep-water ports of Tobruk and Derna for the Russian Fleet.
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Exploration in deep water off the pristine Atlantic coastline that was supposed to make up for falling onshore output has yielded little.
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Peel Ports has invested 400 million pounds in transforming Liverpool's facility into a deep-water container terminal that can receive bigger ships.
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A 32-year-old Aberdeen, Maryland woman spent last Sunday night fighting to survive in deep water after falling off a boat.
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In deep water, this circulation is not disturbed, but once the hurricane reaches shallow coastal waters, the ocean bottom interrupts this cycling.
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With that purchase, Fieldwood hopes to start major explorations in deep water, even as it faces scrutiny for violations on the shelf.
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Through 18 hours of wind and rain, Ashlee braved live power lines and deep water, to help save more than 40 lives.
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Beirut port - the country's major gateway is unlikely to have facilities for fully laden supertankers that require deep-water facilities to dock.
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One plaintiff in Louisiana said she awoke one morning to ankle-deep water flooding her family's home during an unusually severe storm.
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Photos of Cooper reporting in waist-deep water have circulated on social media recently, as Hurricane Florence lashed the Carolinas and Virginia.
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It also plans to drill a deep water oil well in the western part of the Black Sea in 2018, Albayrak said.
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As the rescued evacuees climbed off Jet Skis in the waist-deep water, many collapsed and had to be carried to safety.
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Southern Iraq sits atop around 80% of the country's proven oil reserves, and it contains Iraq's only deep-water port, Umm Qasr.
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"Not a single well has been drilled in the deep water Russian offshore (in the Black Sea)," Sechin said back in December.
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Nineteen residents of Deep Water Bay -- located on the prestigious southside of Hong Kong Island -- have a total net worth of $123 billion.
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The economic case was 6/10, but politically, it drove deep water between "sensible, prudent" Toryism and a Gordon Brown who was profligate.
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The natural deep-water harbor, approximately 100 miles southeast of Los Angeles, contributes over 68,000 jobs to the county, according to agency information.
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When firefighter Kyle Parry waded through his flooded home in neck-deep water this week, he wondered: did his fiancée's wedding dress survive?
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Abigail, 20, and her brother wwere found "unconscious, face down in chest deep water" in a resort pool in Cancun over winter break.
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They swam through the 40-foot-deep water trying to get to safety when they lost hold of their daughter, the paper said.
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The father and son got to the center Saturday, Andrew, 5893, told BuzzFeed News, after their home was submerged in chest-deep water.
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Exits to the small town of 11,000 west of Vidor were under deep water, and highway 96 to the north was also flooded.
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Officials worry people may try to drive through deep water, or get caught in flash floods on the roadways, if they venture out.
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Iwaya also said the US had chartered a private ship equipped with cranes able to work in deep water to join the effort.
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The submarine is also believed to be operated by a "Deep Water Research" unit that reports to Russia's military intelligence unit, the GRU.
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This deep water represents the tail-end of an incredibly slow-moving oceanic conveyor belt that begins centuries earlier in the North Atlantic.
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A sea of snow dogs in Greenland found themselves in ankle-deep water this month, due to the rising temperatures hitting the region.
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It has held auctions for sites on land as well as in shallow and deep water, in its efforts to boost energy production.
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Some of the world's biggest oil firms, including ExxonMobil and BP, pre-qualified to bid on the initial deep water tenders on Dec.
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It may prevent oxygen toxicity among deep-water Navy SEAL divers, ease the fuel burden of ultra-endurance athletes, or augment cancer therapies.
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"I am a proficient swimmer and love to venture out into the deep water," Curtis was quoted as saying in the press release.
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When citizens of the Canary Islands learned that Repsol, an energy company, was conducting a deep-water survey, they were adamantly against it.
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Famfa Oil is one of the concessionaires of Star Deep Water Petroleum and was also looking to increase its stake in the oilfield.
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Transocean Ltd, one of the world's largest offshore drilling contractors, recently agreed to buy deep water expert Ocean Rig UAW for $2.7 billion.
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"We have blue whales offshore every year, but they are typically a deep-water animal, farther offshore — 10 miles or more," he said.
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Sea drill as one of the major deep-water drilling companies in the world applied bankruptcy protection during the low oil prices time.
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Brazil's congress is poised to roll back a law that gave Petrobras, the state-controlled oil company, a monopoly over deep-water operations.
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Like all disciplines, climate science can be imperfect, and it's better we learn about of our errors now, before we're in deep water.
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One thing's for sure ... Ben and Ana -- who met on the set of the film, "Deep Water" -- can't get enough of each other.
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He just finished acting in "Deep Water," a psychological thriller co-starring Ana de Armas ("Knives Out") that's due in theaters in November.
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After nearly 16 inches of rain fell last night in some areas, several parts of the city became inundated in waist deep water.
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South America's largest producer has attracted billions of dollars of investment from the world's top oil firms to develop prolific deep water oilfields.
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But in some patches of forest and freshwater habitats where amphibians live, blue light can dominate just as it does in deep water.
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It has a crescent-shape bay with coral reefs and a broad expanse of calm, waist-deep water ideal for snorkeling and swimming.
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Another issue of strategic importance to the world's two largest democracies is the deep water port that India plans to build in Afghanistan.
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"The Deep Water Bay site is totally different when you look at it on the ground," says Donald Choi, managing director of Nan Fung.
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Mexico awarded seven other blocks in the Gulf to other oil companies including Total, Chevron and ExxonMobil in Monday's deep-water oil field auctions.
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The TGS survey can be merged with well-known deep water trends on the U.S. side of the Gulf, a first for the industry.
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Deep-water coral reefs may not offer protection to corals being degraded by heatwaves at the surface of the ocean, according to new research.
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The deal gives the second biggest U.S. energy company a boost in shale oil production as well as natural gas and offshore deep-water.
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Earley told The Gold Coast Bulletin that he saw a wallaby launch itself into deep water in an attempt to evade a pursuing dog.
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"Anadarko's purchase of Freeport McMoRan's deep water Gulf of Mexico assets last week is one of the best I have ever seen," Cramer said.
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A new deep water bidding round in the coming months is expected to offer blocks mostly in the same basins of Perdido and Salina.
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Far from mothballing all their gasfields and gushers, the industry is investing in upstream projects from Texan shale to high-tech deep-water wells.
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While reporting on the scene, CBS 8 captured a man who reacted exactly how you would expect finding a car in knee-deep water.
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Oil companies already have spent an additional 346 million pesos ($19.5 million) on bid packages for the deep water auction, according to the document.
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The wheat contract will be based on Platts Russian Wheat 12.5 percent protein FOB (free on board) Black Sea Deep Water daily price assessment.
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In the Sanya market a fishmonger explains a national aversion to deep water more bluntly: the Chinese, she says, simply don't have sea legs.
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The company's first joint venture covers its Trion deep water block in the Perdido Fold Belt near Mexico's maritime border with the United States.
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The first test, as shown in the video above, put the iPhones (an iPhone SE, 6 and 6S) in a deep-water dunk test.
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At the western edge of the village, away from the police, the dirt road turned to mud, which soon turned to knee-deep water.
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Ben's enjoying life between films though ... playing the role of Instagram boyfriend with his "Deep Water" costar, Ana de Armas, down in Costa Rica.
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"It'll be taken to the board, and one of the themes will be the migration of one allocation ... a deep-water allocation," he said.
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Because there is no light and only limited sources of energy in deep water, survival "defies the normal routes of life," Dr. Hampel said.
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After 27 minutes in SquareTrade's "Deep Water DunkBot," both phones had no screen or functionality damage, but the audio was permanently muffled and distorted.
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Cable news outlets are running footage of people wading around in waist-deep water with dinghies and semitrucks negotiating streets that look like rivers.
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DANGER LURKS IN NECK-DEEP WATER Stranded residents have also turned to social media for help, posting their requests under the Twitter hashtag #harveysos.
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"The deep-water ports and high-throughput airfields we once relied upon are also increasingly vulnerable to attacks with long-range fires," Neller wrote.
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Mark Barrott - Deep Water Well I am known as a producer of Balearic type music so I had to squeeze one in there somewhere!
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Deep Water is to be directed by Adrian Lyne, the longtime director known for his past erotic thriller films, including Fatal Attraction and Indecent Proposal.
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In order to build, let's say, an era of shipping and an era of airplanes, you needed airports, you needed deep-water ports for shipping.
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An aerial view of the scene showed them in waist-deep water, wading with a raft, to those stranded on small areas of dry land.
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When living in Hong Kong, you get comically clean streets, hundreds of islands to explore and an exclusive country club that overlooks Deep Water Bay.
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Last month, Chevron highlighted opportunities to connect Chevron's existing offshore platforms to Anadarko's deep-water fields, and vice versa, through relatively inexpensive infrastructure called tiebacks.
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"There was probably about a half-mile of waist-deep water between their place and the street that led out of the neighborhood," Carter wrote.
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"There's also a natural cove with deep water that would be perfect for building a dock to provide easy access via the water," Copper says.
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The first wells will be drilled as soon as 2019 and a second round of deep water blocks is due to be auctioned in December.
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We grabbed the ladder and waded in waist-deep water, climbing our neighbors walls until we reached my sister's house that was on higher ground.
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Authorities say the teenager was in waist deep water when the shark, which Taylor believed to be a dolphin, came towards her in a wave.
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For days, Chance Ward and his son have been wading through deep water on horseback to save animals trapped by Tropical Storm Harvey's torrential rain.
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I had been wanting to go to Nashville for a really long time and finally "Deep Water" came out of my second session in Nashville.
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In the devastation and deep water left by Hurricane Katrina, Louisianans took to their boats to help each other, and the Cajun Navy was born.
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Sadly, relatively few oil fits into this category: oil from some very deep-water oil fields, and oil from some of the Canadian Oil Sands.
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Forced into knee-deep water with her children, she and the other women and children were separated into groups, taken into separate houses, and attacked.
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Going from college to the real world was like being thrown off of a cruise ship into deep water and told to swim to shore.
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The farthest anyone has gotten was in 1991, when some anthropologists stood in waist-deep water near the shore and gifted coconuts to smiling tribesmen.
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Readers of his engrossing book might be prone to find Chinese spies everywhere, lurking like "deep-water fish" in Chinese communities from Vancouver to Sydney.
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According to the BBC, the group of six were holding hands and standing in waist-deep water when one slipped, pulling the others in, too.
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Curacao is a constituent country within the kingdom of the Netherlands, with a vibrant tourism industry and deep-water ports used by the oil industry.
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"In Grand Bahama, the central and eastern parts are the most impacted, with several homes damaged between Freetown and Deep Water Cay," the UN reports.
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On Saturday night, she said she had to wade through waist-deep water to rescue her eight-year-old son who was trapped in debris.
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Wordplay THURSDAY PUZZLE — Another quick one today, because today I take my deep water test for the pool on the great Times Journey Crossword Cruise.
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The insurgents are based in the southwestern province of Baluchistan, where Chinese money has funded development of a deep-water port in the city of Gwadar.
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Nocco said the plane appeared to be nearly completely intact when deputies reached it, although some debris was floating in the 6-foot-deep water nearby.
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"This is about looking for oil and gas in the deep water ... and if it is successful to develop that oil in the future," Evans said.
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Houston Police Sergeant Steve Perez died when he drove his patrol car "in the darkness" under an underpass into deep water, police chief Art Acevedo said.
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How did he know Jaime and Bronn were still alive, since he last saw them plunging into mysteriously deep water in heavy armor, and never emerging?
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It said the sailors had been killed in a fire on what it described as a deep-water research submarine surveying the seabed near the Arctic.
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COFCO is understood to be in talks about buying a shareholding of about 25% in the KSK deep water grain terminal in Novorossiysk, three sources said.
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In addition to unprecedented footage, the researchers recorded a new color pattern for these deep water whales, while also establishing geographical boundaries in the North Atlantic.
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"These winning bids were submitted after our thorough evaluation and add strategic acreage to our ... global deep-water growth options," Shell Upstream Director Andy Brown said.
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The government had previously said three more tenders were planned, but Coldwell said a fourth would be a mix of fields including some deep water areas.
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Coldwell said bid terms for the next deep water oil auction should be published by the end of this month, with contracts awarded by early January.
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Nieto announced at IHS CERAWeek an expedited schedule of December for a fourth round of investor bids on deep-water deposits in the Gulf of Mexico.
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On Wednesday, two workers from The Humane Society of the United States waded through knee-deep water and trudged into a destroyed home in Dickinson, Texas.
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The drop in demand for oil and gas will, therefore, lower prices and drive out high-cost producers, including most deep-water wells and tar sands.
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The new international port is separate from Vietnam's military installations at Cam Ranh, a strategic deep water bay used by the U.S. during the Vietnam war.
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Mr. Castilla spied an anaconda track in a ditch beside the road, and began wading barefoot through the muddy, calf-deep water, searching for the snake.
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In effect, they would create a management zone, protecting the aquifer, and by extension their own farms, from deep water exploration by new and corporate competitors.
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Unlike most shallow reef corals, deep-water corals are entirely filter feeders that grow up and out into fans that trap organic material carried by currents.
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Ben couldn't take his eyes off his "Deep Water" costar during Tuesday's walk in the sand -- and not only because he was taking pics of her.
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Dr. Gates says restoration of deep-water reefs threatened by drilling will be a challenge, because poorly understood reef ecosystems are difficult and costly to access.
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By Wednesday morning, an employee had waded to work in chest-deep water and had fired up the kitchen, where he began to crank out pizzas.
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When people look at the harbor, they may think there is a "lot of deep water" for these container ships to swim in, Mr. Kelly said.
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" What makes the secluded property intriguing is that it still has caves, hidden tunnels and a deep-water tank where "Houdini reportedly practiced his underwater escapes.
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According to News 13, an unidentified woman in her 40s was bit on the arm while wading in waist-deep water in the Little Big Econ River.
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Vietnam has established an international facility at Cam Ranh Bay, one of Southeast Asia's finest deep-water ports and a major U.S. military hub during the war.
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Firemen waded through thigh-deep water to rescue women and children in flooded villages while rescue teams used inflatable boats to reach people stranded in urban areas.
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Throwing him into the DEEP water with European pros and seeing what he can do, and according to Tyler, he can do a hell of a lot.
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Private group Peel Ports has invested 400 million pounds ($510 million) in transforming Liverpool's existing facility into a deep-water container terminal that can receive bigger ships.
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She told the outlet that it was Schumacher who fell into deep water and was swept away, and that Veit had entered the water to save him.
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Late last year, Mexico inked its first-ever deep water joint venture for Pemex's Trion block after Australian mining and oil giant BHP Billiton won the rights.
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Just before the attack, he saw children in the ankle-deep water and was going out the door to warn them when he heard the mother screaming.
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Cables are safest in deep water where they can rest on a relatively flat seabed, and won't rub against rocks or be at risk of other disturbances.
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Cota said that the aim was for this Perdido "farm out" to take place at the same time as a major deep-water tender later this year.
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Television channels showed roofs of houses submerged in flood waters in the southern plains and people wading through chest-deep water with their belongings on their heads.
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Taylor was in about waist-deep water at the time, which likely helped her be able to hit the shark hard enough to make it let go.
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The PMDB won plaudits recently for pushing through changes to liberalize the deep-water oil sector as debt-ridden state firm Petrobras lacked the funds to invest.
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Castello Branco told Folha that the company would now double-down on that strategy, seeking to maximize potential of the so-called pre-salt deep-water area.
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A military facility on Manus Island is of high strategic significance -- this is a deep-water port capable of hosting aircraft carriers and hundreds of naval vessels.
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Bangkok is seeking to address that with its Eastern Economic Corridor, an ambitious $45 billion development project which plans improvements to deep water ports, airports and railways.
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The company alluded to today's release back in January when it launched Deep Water, a platform allowing its customers to take advantage of deep learning and GPUs.
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The region offers vast storage capacity, ample refineries and crude blending facilities, and deep water docks to load Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCC) for trips to Asia.
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Her 224-year-old son had stayed behind, sending dispatches as the waters invaded their neighborhood, before finally evacuating in chest-deep water with only a backpack.
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The lower estimate was due to the design change, including using shallow water platform instead of deep water, Abdurrahman said on the sidelines of an industry forum.
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The lower estimate was due to the design change, including using shallow water platform instead of deep water, Abdurrahman said on the sidelines of an industry forum.
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CNOOC later earmarked $32 billion for exploration, and built a giant deep water drilling rig which was placed off central Vietnam in 2014, sparking tensions with Hanoi.
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We usually say about 2600,272 are deemed "recoverable," and that excludes the deep-water losses like ships and submarines as well as aircraft that crashed at sea.
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The partnerships include a deep water port at Ennfidha city and subway in the eastern city of Sfax as well as water, environment, logistic and technology projects.
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Reduced mixing can exacerbate dead zones and low oxygen zones in deeper waters and prevent critical deep water nutrients from reaching creatures that live near the surface.
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It is Pemex's most promising deep-water project, believed to hold some 480 million barrels of oil equivalent, and will require an investment of about $11 billion.
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"They are in deep water and shallow water, cold and warm water, even occasionally freshwater," said Whitenack, an Associate Professor of Biology and Geology at Allegheny College.
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The building of deep-water ports cleared out many of the shallow reefs and cays that stood as a buffer against some of the tropical storms' power.
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In Beaumont, ankle-deep water had collected in the lobby of the Elegante Hotel, and more was coming in, video recorded by Lupe Torres on Thursday showed.
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Wading through waist-deep water with children strapped to their sides, the refugees told Reuters they had walked through bushes and forded monsoon-swollen streams for days.
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An aerial survey in east Texas days after Hurricane Harvey has found thousands of cattle stranded on small patches of dry land, still surrounded by deep water.
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According to Deadline, the 46-year-old actor is eyeing to star in Deep Water, an erotic thriller based on Patricia Highsmith's 1957 novel of the same name.
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Tai, Cydney, Michele and Aubry have to run a complex obstacle course that includes running in knee-deep water, climbing stairs and solving a puzzle at the end.
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Kaitlyn Oliver, 4, was swimming in waist-deep water on Friday in Lake Belton in Temple, Texas, when she was run over by a houseboat, authorities tell PEOPLE.
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The context: Several studies published in the past few years raise doubt that deep-water corals can serve as refuges for coral species deemed vulnerable at the surface.
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Once again much of the country is a disaster zone, with powerful Matthew shredding homes and engulfing communities in knee-deep water that is taking time to recede.
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He added that most of the oil discoveries that the major companies are making tend to be in deep water and the break even points are much higher.
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Anecdotal uglinesses like Bucks forward John Henson being profiled at a suburban Milwaukee jewelry store are the tip of a big iceberg that sits heavily in deep water.
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They're typically found in deep water canyons in the Gulf of Mexico, but as this remarkable NOAA video shows, they can also be found in the American Samoa.
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ROME, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Iraq plans to launch a reconstruction agency to focus on projects such as a deep water port and a rail network, Iraq's president said.
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Earlier this week, Australian authorities searching for the jet said they had lost a deep-water sonar detector being used to scour a patch of the ocean floor.
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Producers are reducing the cost of their deep-water projects by making them smaller and producing fewer barrels while trying to remain profitable, he told CNBC's "Squawk Box ".
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Petrobras, which is burdened by some $88 billion of gross debt, has played a leading role in developing a bonanza of deep-water oil finds in recent decades.
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He pledged to boost output by 3 percent to 5 percent annually by tapping its large pool of deep-water, oil-sands and conventional oil-and-gas properties.
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Due to the deep water off California, turbines may have to float, a technology that isn't as developed as traditional turbines that are built into the sea floor.
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Last Thursday night, Leigh Shepherd's wife noticed a noise coming from their neighbour's horse, Tilly, who was struggling in the deep water as a result from the floods.
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The delays involved 10 billion pesos worth of investment Pemex had lined up for deep water projects, Gonzalez said, adding that the company's problem was liquidity, not solvency.
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At the mouth of the Mississippi, two-mile-long shipping-channel jetties divert a substantial amount of sediment into deep water, where it can't contribute to building land.
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More than 80 rescue personnel, including deep-water divers from the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) are currently working to pump out the excess water in the shaft.
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The deep water bay at Cam Ranh is now home to Hanoi's fleet of modern submarines, the key plank of its deterrent strategy for the South China Sea.
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He owns a palatial residence in Hong Kong's Deep Water Bay — where even a four-bedroom family house can set you back £13 million (more than $16 million).
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The 46-year-old woman was swimming with a friend late on Sunday in waist-deep water at a beach in Queensland state when she disappeared, police said.
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When Nasukawa found himself in deep water against Suakim he was simply sprinting around the outside of the ring to get away from him in the later going.
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In that zone, the United Arab Emirates is funding a $440 million upgrade of the deep-water port at Berbera as well as setting up a military base.
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Ticket holders slogging out of the low-lying Broad Theater in knee-deep water on Saturday evening reported looking across Broad Street at a largely silent pumping station.
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Western sanctions have already drastically reduced Western involvement in Russian energy and commodities projects, including large scale financing and exploration of hard-to-recover and deep water resources.
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Minutes later, he and his colleagues stood in formation in shin-deep water in a tank of slowly circling sharks: sand tigers, sandbar sharks and a nurse shark.
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"For a deep water species like this, or any marine mammal, to be weak enough to strand, there is typically a reason (illness, injury, etc.)," the network said.
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The deep-water port in Pakistan's southwestern province of Baluchistan is key to the $46 billion China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) that also encompasses roads and energy projects.
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Nick and his three partners slowly sloshed through ankle-deep water, crouching at times to avoid hitting their heads and whispering as not to be detected from above.
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The ultra-deep-water prospecting and appraisal well was drilled using the Scarabeo-9 rig and Rosneft said this week it had a target depth of 6,126 meters.
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A patch of water known as the Circumpolar Deep Water, seems to be the force driving the more rapid glacial melting in the southwestern Antarctic Peninsula, the study concluded.
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Completion of the first of two deep-water berths at Saqr Port in 2018 will ease the bottleneck at quarries and allow them to export to more distant markets.
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During that first king tide, storm surge swamped the service road with ankle-deep water and flooded the back lawn, where many of the estate's special events take place.
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"[Animals] that occur in deep water, like turtles, are over by the scuba, and ones that occur on the surface, like birds, are over by the snorkel," he says.
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"Its successful operation will demonstrate the viability of floating wind in deep water locations and bring forward cost reduction techniques that will move the whole sector forward," Quinn added.
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"We will now be able to shape a simpler, leaner, more competitive company, focusing on our core expertise in deep water and LNG," van Beurden said in a statement.
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They gathered up their dogs and a few bags of belongings and fled out the back door, eventually wading through waist-deep water to a passing National Guard truck.
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In fact, there was no Mundigai and the adults were using their knowledge that the deep water was always colder than shallow areas, to keep children safe from downing.
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The launch not only successfully inserted the satellite into orbit, but the booster again landed as planned on a floating platform located in deep water off the Florida coast.
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Avoiding the bends These kinds of special suits -- which maintain internal pressure in deep water equal to the pressure on the surface -- are called atmospheric diving suits, or ADS.
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Speaking on condition of anonymity, the executive said his firm spent more than $30 million last year on the acquisition of additional deep water seismic data from private suppliers.
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India is auctioning a total of 46 oil and gas fields, the oil ministry said, with 26 on land, 18 offshore in shallow water and two in deep water.
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Aerial images shared on social media showed a muddy brown deluge covering vast tracts of land and residents, including monks carrying their alms-bowls, wading through chest-deep water.
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Several years ago in Louisiana, six African-American boys and girls drowned, some trying to save the others, after one of them slid into deep water in a river.
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The company, which operates largely in the Gulf of Mexico, has been retiring deep-water rigs as oil producers move away from offshore drilling to cheaper land-based shale.
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The Marianne Faithfull cover "Deep Water," with Earl and Arthur singing with Nick over the credits—how did that come to the fore and wind up in the film?
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The ministry said on Tuesday the sailors had been killed in a fire on what it described as a deep-water research submarine surveying the seabed near the Arctic.
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The image, which was taken during her summer getaway to Bora Bora, saw Lovato looking over her shoulder as she wades in knee-deep water while featuring her backside.
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Earlier this month, Mexico auctioned off various deep water oil fields to investors from around the world, part of its drive to bring private sector capital into the industry.
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The exploration of the Black Sea Neptun block is a joint venture between OMV Petrom and U.S. major ExxonMobil and includes the first deep-water exploration in Romanian waters.
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Wukan sits in a picturesque region flanked by hills and a deep water harbor, with lush farmland, ponds teeming with fish and shrimp, and the occasional flash of kingfishers.
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The companies would first jointly develop the SPOT project, and depending on how the export market grows, would utilize Enbridge's Texas COLT deep-water port or a similar project.
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We danced in shin-deep water at the Ali Begg waterfall with giggling Arab Iraqi men, then visited Halabja where Saddam murdered thousands of Kurds in chemical gas attacks.
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Long, during an interview with Bloomberg published on Wednesday, said he said that "intrinsic cycles" and deep-water currents contributed to a warming planet — but is human activity responsible?
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So they devised an experiment using mini-subs driven by pilots on an oceanographic vessel on the surface of Monterey Bay, a deep-water canyon close to the California coast.
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H2O has built a business out of solving this problem, but Ambati says it would have been a mistake to have pushed out Deep Water a year or two ago.
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The results were the first Shell had posted since its $54 billion acquisition of BG Group in February which will give it greater access to Brazil's deep water oil fields.
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The Navy wants more of these cheap little subs because the very simple, basic water information they provide can help American submarines hide, or hunt, in deep water or shallow.
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"They (OPEC+) instead hope for the shale and deep water supply revolutions to end and reverse course, for oil demand to start growing again at much higher levels," Morse said.
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The 11,000-tonne Jin-class submarines are stationed on the southern coast of China's Hainan Island, close to deep water channels leading into and out of the South China Sea.
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Four small pieces of fuselage were recovered at a depth of 27 metres (1003 ft), the RIA news agency said, but strong currents and deep water were complicating the search.
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Diamond Offshore, a deep-water drilling contractor company, on Monday reported adjusted fourth-quarter earnings of 89 cents per share, beating estimates for 54 cents, and revenue also topped estimates.
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One of Latif's pictures, taken in waist-deep water on the Rio Grande river marking the U.S.-Mexican border, shows an approaching smuggler whose raft is laden with asylum-seekers.
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The goal — what Dash considers to be the mastery of aquaphobia — is to float peacefully in deep water for at least five minutes, 10 feet from a wall or support.
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Oil executives and industry specialists say the terms on offer in Mexico, as well as the potential for major finds in the country's deep water, made it attractive on Wednesday.
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A blind man in the Bahamas carried his severely disabled son to safety on his shoulders through deep water after Hurricane Dorian made landfall on Sunday in Abaco, the Bahamas.
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According to Human Rights Watch, 600 inmates in the Orleans Parish Prison compound were trapped in chest-deep water for four days before they were rescued from the flooded city.
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The 22020-foot Saputi was escorted by a Danish warship some 216 miles to Nuuk, Greenland, bailing water all the way, because there was no accessible deep-water port nearby.
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The 220-foot Saputi was escorted by a Danish warship some 500 miles to Nuuk, Greenland, bailing water all the way, because there was no accessible deep-water port nearby.
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The inability to pass the bill and uncertainty around taxation and government funds during a slump in oil revenue has stunted investment, particularly in deep-water oil and gas fields.
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Here one day was a pile of porgies — pork chops, some call them, for their shape — caught in deep water and excellent on the grill, whole, with herbs and lemon.
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A D.J. blared out remixes of Nigerian, Ghanaian and Senegalese bangers (which I repeatedly Shazammed to no avail), while families and groups of friends stood in knee-deep water, dancing.
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To find out where a potential deep water fish might have come from, Dr. Stiassny said, the Congo Project partnered with the National Geographic Society and the U.S. Geological Survey.
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The city is the hub of industry and commerce in central China, home to the region's biggest airport and deep-water port and sometimes known as the Chicago of China.
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When the storm finally passed and Saño could step outside, he saw two men pushing the corpses of a mother and daughter on a wooden cart through ankle-deep water.
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"She's terrified of deep water, and I stole a glance of her tracing the water with her fingers, this completely innocent, childlike look of happiness on her face," he said.
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In a statement to Reuters, CNOOC Ltd said it had a deep water development strategy for the South China Sea and planned to extend investment on future exploration and development.
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One morning as I was swimming in the coral-punctuated shallows, two men called my attention to a four-foot shark resting on its side in the waist-deep water.
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But then the Royal Navy Captain W.G. Tennant came up with the idea of evacuating the soldiers off the East Mole, which had deep water on each side of it.
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Fourteen submariners were killed on July 1 during a fire in a deep-water research submersible that was surveying the sea floor near the Arctic, according to Russia's Defence Ministry.
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As the rain intensified, Anger, who was planning to grab dinner with a friend, decided to head to his apartment instead, only to find his neighbor submerged in knee-deep water.
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But Pemex bonds got a boost Monday after it announced a deep-water oil field partnership with BHP Billiton in the Gulf of Mexico, and the new deal found strong interest.
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Wirth, who assumed his role in February 2018, expects the deal will allow Chevron to "win in any environment," playing to the company's strengths in shale, deep water and natural gas.
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Portugal launched in October an international tender for a new container terminal at Sines, a deep water port south of Lisbon, which is the closest European port to the Panama Canal.
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A group of teenage boys -- Jaylane Sinclair, Kashon Priest, Louis Rodriguez and Davontae McBryde -- ventured out into what was then-knee-deep water, trying to find somebody who could help them.
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"In Australian waters we have two known species of flapjack octopod that occur in deep water around the southern coast," Julian Finn, Museums Victoria's senior curator of marine invertebrates, told Gizmodo.
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The lack of export and storage terminals, especially those with deep-water docks to load large vessels bound for Asia, has forced PDVSA to divert tankers to Venezuela in recent weeks.
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Months later, my 113-year-old great-grandfather, Florencio Contreras, arrived from San Luis Potosi, Mexico, to Houston after planners concluded the city was a more viable deep-water port option.
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The biggest such project undertaken by Pemex under the last government was the deep-water Gulf of Mexico field known as Trion, in which the Mexican company associated with BHP Billiton .
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Melgar said the government will be offering 10 deep-water blocks — four in the Perdido area, south of Texas; and six in the frontier area of the Salina del Istmo basin.
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And that next tranche of crude oil will come not from Canada, not from the Arctic, not from deep water Africa, but from the shale oil producers and their service providers.
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Baluchistan is at the center of the $57 billion China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), a planned transport and energy link from western China to Pakistan's southern deep-water port of Gwadar.
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When you're dealing with things like offshore, deep-water, or shale projects, that's going to be significantly restricted in terms of US persons or companies operating within these kinds of projects.
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Thousands, some abandoning their water-logged cars, waded through waist-deep water to reach home after some parts of the city received as much as 297.6 millimeters (11.72 inches)of rainfall.
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Shell has cut its well costs by at least 50 percent and reduced logistics costs by three quarters, helping make deep-water projects affordable at crude prices under $50 a barrel.
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The dispute has also caused worry on Curacao, a constituent country within the kingdom of the Netherlands with a vibrant tourism industry and deep-water ports used by the oil industry.
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Ocean Rig filed for Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection in a U.S. court in March, hit by cancellations as major oil producing customers withdrew from deep water projects amid falling oil prices.
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The researchers found that thin plastic pieces could spring back to the surface in deep water, but in shallower water they're more likely to land on the bottom and stay there.
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Baluchistan is also a key link in a $46 billion transport and trade corridor between Pakistan and China, which hinges on a deep-water port in the southwestern city of Gwadar.
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The government will limit the auction to the deep water blocks after initially announcing that heavy oil fields and several joint ventures with national oil company Pemex would also be offered.
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A 3,000 kilometer, $46 billion initiative to develop a network of roads, railways and pipelines to connect the deep-water port of Gwadar in Pakistan's Baluchistan province with Kashgar in Xinjiang.
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"Such an investment will reopen the window for the next wave of investment in deep water Nigeria," Bayo Ojulari, managing director of Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company, said in Lagos.
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And when Parrish Stephen Rowland, who spent Friday night hunkered down at his Charleston apartment complex, wanted something to eat late Saturday morning, he had to wade through waist-deep water.
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Cops were dispatched to his residence after his wife reported him missing, and after searching the area ... found Herbert reportedly facedown in inches deep water at the edge of the pond.
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The explosion and its aftermath killed eleven people, shut down fisheries, and decimated coastal and marine ecosystems, including deep water corals, which were found dead or dying miles from the well.
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King penguins leave their young and swim south to forage for fish and squid in the waters of the Antarctic polar front, where cold, deep water mixes with more temperate seas.
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Taliabu and Peleng are surrounded by deep water, suggesting that they had been separated from other land masses for hundreds of thousands of years, enough time for new species to evolve.
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Hanjin Philippines' shipyard until recently employed 20,000 workers in Subic Bay, which is considered an important asset because of the its shelter, deep water and access to the South China Sea.
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The deep water, pre-salt field known as Lula accounted for a third of all oil production in Brazil, reaching 1.05 million BPD of crude on average in January, ANP said.
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Hanjin Philippines' shipyard until recently employed 20,000 workers in Subic Bay, which is considered an important asset because of the its shelter, deep water and access to the South China Sea.
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Pustejovksy, the horse wrangler, said he had been bitten by fire ants and dodged alligators and snakes as he plunged through neck-deep water to carry people out of their homes.
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Determined to be a doctor, he entered Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore and found himself in deep water: Everyone else seemed to be pre-med, too, and better prepared than he.
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Here, too, are the memories of chaos and error — paratroopers landing in the wrong places; some landing craft hopelessly off course; heavily laden troops dumped into too-deep water to drown.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian state-run oil firm Petroleo Brasileiro SA has made natural gas discoveries in six deep-water fields in the Sergipe Basin, it said in a regulatory filing on Monday.
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The exploration of the Black Sea Neptun block is a joint venture between OMV's Romanian subsidiary Petrom and the U.S. company and includes the first deep-water exploration well in Romanian waters.
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Woodside CEO Peter Coleman said in a statement on Saturday Woodside would be working with partners to commercialize the promising SNE and FAN deep-water oil discoveries off the coast of Senegal.
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New roads, railways, much-needed power stations and a deep-water commercial port at Gwadar in Balochistan are all part of the plan, which would link western China with the Arabian Sea.
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Seventeen-year-old Paige Winter was with her family in waist-deep water at Atlantic Beach on Sunday when the shark attacked, according to a GoFundMe page set up for the teen.
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The exploration of the Black Sea Neptun block is a joint venture between OMV's Romanian subsidiary Petrom and U.S. major ExxonMobil and includes the first deep-water exploration well in Romanian waters.
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The biggest driver of ice loss is circumpolar deep water (CDW), a mass of warm extra-salty water that has been increasingly pushed under floating ice shelves by stronger polar westerly currents.
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With three big deep-water projects approved so far this year, Rodger says he expects a total of eight projects overall in 2017 — the same as combined total for 1.43 and 2016.
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In the Atlantic, Obama banned exploration in 5,937 square miles (15,377 square kilometers) of underwater canyon complexes, citing their importance for marine mammals, deep-water corals, valuable fish populations and migratory whales.
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Ocean Rig completed restructuring its business in September after filing for Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection in March, weighed down by major oil companies withdrawing from deep water projects amid plunging oil prices.
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The season 10 winner of The Voice released her new single "Deep Water," and on Tuesday night, she returned to the singing competition to make her primetime debut of the soulful ballad.
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In northern Mozambique, the banana industry could be 20 times larger if Nacala—a natural deep-water port—were as cheap as those in Ecuador, reckons Jake Walter of TechnoServe, an NGO.
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Hotels were filling up as quickly and eventually, they finally evacuated from chest-deep water -- infested with snakes, alligators and fire ants -- with the help of the National Guard, boats and helicopters.
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The first proposed "farm out," which allows Pemex to develop deep-water fields alongside oil companies, will be focused on the Trion field, located in the Perdido area near the U.S. border.
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In one town, residents strung a cable across a river to ford it in knee-deep water because the bridge connecting the two sides had been washed a football field's length downriver.
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The oil industry had moved away from deep water projects as oil prices fell and regulatory scrutiny increased following the Deepwater Horizon disaster in April 2010, the largest accidental marine oil spill.
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ALEXANDRIA, Egypt (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell said it will resume deep-water exploration for oil and gas off Egypt's Mediterranean coast, Executive Vice President Sami Iskander told a news conference on Tuesday.
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The actor begins filming Deep Water, an erotic thriller based on Patricia Highsmith's 1957 novel of the same name, this month, according to Variety, alongside actress Ana de Armas (Blade Runner 2049).
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He told me that — in deep water, at least — a "vessel could behave like an aerofoil," especially when picking up speed, and might move a significant distance off the vertical when sinking.
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One of the volume's greatest poems, "Deep Water Trawling," demonstrates what Graham's late style can accomplish as she finds herself ambushed by mortality yet eager to investigate a world beyond the self.
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In 1976, Willard Bascom, a pioneer of oceanography, in his book "Deep Water, Ancient Ships," called the Black Sea unique among the world's seas and a top candidate for exploration and discovery.
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Saudi officials talk about defending market share and refusing to subsidise "high cost" production which encompasses unconventional output such as oil sands and frontier areas such as deep water and the Arctic.
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Saudi officials talk about defending market share and refusing to subsidize "high cost" production which encompasses unconventional output such as oil sands and frontier areas such as deep water and the Arctic.
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The edge of the pack ice is now over deep water, where seals are few and far between and the distance to land is a long swim, even for a polar bear.
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By the start of November, the Treasury also must revise a directive that prohibits U.S. companies from providing technology and services to Russian arctic, deep water, and shale oil projects in Russia.
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Friday's approval by Eni's board of directors clears the way for final investment decision (FID) on the deep-water Coral South project once Eni's partners also approve it and financing has been underwritten.
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A 12-year-old boy was swimming in chest-deep water at a Florida beach on Memorial Day when he suffered what Brevard County Ocean Rescue representatives say might be a shark bite.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The board of Mexico's state-owned oil company Pemex on Thursday approved its second-ever deep water joint venture covering the Nobilis-Maximino block in the country's territorial Gulf waters.
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BHP Billiton was selected at a competitive auction managed by Mexico's National Hydrocarbons Commission, or CNH, in a process that will be repeated for the second deep water tie-up later this year.
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" An earlier conversation between Putin and Shoigu on Tuesday revealed that the submarine is a deep-water research submersible; Putin also said that it was "an unusual vessel" with a "highly professional crew.
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The Russian navy also uses Priz-class and Bester-class deep water vehicles, which have a hull built of titanium and are capable of operating at a depth of 1,000 meters (3,281 feet).
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ISLAMABAD, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia has agreed in principle to invest in a new oil refinery in Pakistan's deep-water port of Gwadar, the South Asian nation's petroleum minister said on Thursday.
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Other deep-water ports along the lower Columbia are also considering whether to accept facilities ranging from coal terminals to methanol refineries - but so far Portland has taken the strongest line against them.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's oil regulator said there were no bidders for the sixth block tendered in the Gulf of Mexico's Salina Basin a historic deep water oil and gas auction on Monday.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's oil regulator said there were no bidders for the second block tendered in the Gulf of Mexico's Salina Basin a historic deep water oil and gas auction on Monday.
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The U.S. shale boom shaking the oil industry is changing the way deep-water oil exploration projects are carried out as producers move to scale down these mega-operations, a researcher said Thursday.
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But it was because the deep-water wells, which can produce 20 times more oil than one good shale prospect, are in stellar shape and pumping away, keeping worldwide inventory close to capacity.
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"Now, the one thing that's in the oil bulls' favor, and Schlumberger has been telling people this, is that most new deep-water projects around the world have stopped" since 2015, Cramer said.
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It might do well to concentrate on shallow-water offshore oil fields where it has expertise and which are cheap to operate, rather than bigger, more expensive ones onshore and in deep water.
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Driving, walking or generally being in floodwaters can be dangerous due to downed and electrified power lines and deep water ditches that can too easily be traps for vehicles, leading to tragic results.
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Each of the two biggest ports in Vietnam, for instance, has only a sixth of the capacity of the port of Shanghai, and Cambodia lacks a deep-water port to accommodate larger vessels.
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Off the coast of Scotland, an oil company will soon install the first commercial wind turbines that float in deep water, a potential clean-energy breakthrough that could be adopted around the globe.
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According to the Orlando Sentinel, the girl was sitting in 2-foot-deep water in a Lake Mary Jane designated swimming area at Moss Park in Orlando, Florida, accompanied by four family members.
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Rig utilization was at 52 percent during the first quarter, from 47 percent last year, even as average day rates, which clients pay to use the company's deep-water rigs fell 4 percent.
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Independent fishermen glide up to the two little wharfs on the edge of town with their daily catch of red kana kana and some of the best deep-water tuna one can find.
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After a lifetime of sailing and captaining boats — and avoiding shallow water at all costs — I watched in awe as the Sea Pearls plowed through knee-deep water at seven miles an hour.
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DEEP WATER on Acorn TV. Fans of "Orange Is the New Black" know Yael Stone as Lorna Morello, the ruby-lipped, hard-on-the-ears Litchfield Penitentiary inmate suffering in hilarious romantic delusion.
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"If there's fire, deep water, or rocks outside that exit, that would make it unsafe for us to go through there, and the flight attendant would have to make that determination fairly quickly."
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That situation has come about not just due to lower oil prices, but also because the quality of reservoirs simply isn't proving valuable enough to start deep-water drilling in some cases, he explained.
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The report says $1 trillion could be invested in the industry by 2040 as lower costs and government support encourage the installation of larger turbines and floating foundations that allow for deep water operations.
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"So adapted were traditional rice varieties to local deep water situations that they grew taller with the rising flood water, keeping their panicles (grain-producing tips) above water at all times," explained Leena Kumari.
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According to the outlet, a fleet of five whaling boats left Kushiro port in northern Japan on Monday and another fleet of deep-water boats was scheduled to leave the southern port of Shimonoseki.
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The deep water auction is part of the so-called Round One tender, fruit of an energy reform finalized in 2014 that ended a decades-long production monopoly of state-owned oil firm Pemex.
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The insurgents are based in Baluchistan, where China has funded development of a deep-water port in the town of Gwadar, and is also funding other projects on a China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).
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The violence has raised concerns about security for projects in the $57 billion China Pakistan Economic Corridor, a planned transport and energy link from western China to Pakistan's southern deep-water port of Gwadar.
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Humboldt County has the best wind resources off the coast of California, the group said in a statement, but the deep water along its coast has prevented development of standard, fixed offshore wind turbines.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell has started producing oil and gas at its Appomattox deep water platform in the Gulf of Mexico, one of the largest projects launched in the basin in recent years.
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As a young talent who has yet to face adversity in the cage, it could be good for Reyes to be forced into deep water with a man who isn't quite as threatening there.
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In Australia, new products like scampi caviar, honey bugs and GT shrimp (named by Aussies after the car)—all recently discarded as bycatch—are yielding higher profits than the traditional deep-water scampi catch.
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DEEP WATER on Netflix and Acorn TV. "Orange Is the New Black" fans know Yael Stone as Lorna Morello, the ruby-lipped, hard-on-the-ears Litchfield Penitentiary inmate suffering in hilarious romantic delusion.
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Derrick Freeman, 43, a drummer, had already missed a gig on Saturday night because he was stuck in his home in the Mid-City neighborhood, surrounded by waist-deep water that flooded his car.
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Oil service companies are getting hit because they are focusing their efforts on offshore drilling, an industry struggling due to low oil prices that cannot justify conducting more typically lucrative deep-water drilling projects.
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Although they can be six feet long and 200 pounds, the largest South American cats nimbly navigate treetops where they stay from April to July when the rainforest floor is under meters-deep water.
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A new deep-water port on the Black Sea will further enhance this connectivity as it will be capable of handling up to 100 million tons of cargo and the world's largest container ships.
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I can't help with the second question, but I can tell you that Affleck and de Armas met while filming the forthcoming film Deep Water in New Orleans at the end of last year.
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Mexico wants to reduce its economic dependency on the United States, and a recent auction of deep-water oil fields was notable for the pledges made by investors from China, Australia, Malaysia and elsewhere.
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Carl Fisher and his Alton Beach Realty Company had bought the island in 1919 from Miami's first black millionaire, Dana Dorsey, and expanded it with four times the land mass and deep-water docks.
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LISBON (Reuters) - Portuguese oil company Galp Energia is set to start drilling the country's first deep water offshore exploration well but with only modest hopes of success, its exploration and production director said on Monday.
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The Trion modifications also mean that of the two private operators in the deep-water venture, one must now take a minimum 30 percent stake and the other at least 10 percent, the regulator said.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's oil regulator on Monday gave oil companies an extra week to submit comments and questions about the country's first-ever deep water joint venture covering state oil company Pemex's Trion field.
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Founded in 2008 to fill the world's biggest deep-water drilling fleet order, Sete Brasil had to file for bankruptcy protection in late April after efforts to secure a long-term contract with Petrobras failed.
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In addition to boosting Pakistan's power supply, CPEC is supposed to link China by land to Gwadar, a deep-water port on the Arabian Sea, in the hope of creating a lucrative new trade route.
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The number of offshore projects coming online in the Gulf of Mexico actually hit a multiyear high in 2015, according to Imran Khan, senior research manager for deep water Gulf of Mexico at Wood Mackenzie.
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Cam Ranh is the jewel in the crown of Vietnam's military, with an air base once used by the U.S. and Soviet forces and a deep water bay home to its modern, Russian-built submarines.
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First, capital spending and drilling cutbacks in China and Colombia, disappointing deep-water results in Angola and poor offshore auctions in Mexico caused the firm to reduce its supply outlook by 400,000 barrels per day.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's oil regulator on Thursday canceled a tender for a joint venture with state oil firm Pemex in the deep water Maximino-Nobilis area, as no company expressed interest in the auction.
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They were able to be a lot more confident about visible organisms in well-explored ecosystems than they were about microscopic ones in the Earth's deep subsurface or the ocean's deep water, such as bacteria.
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"This demonstrates in stark terms, the dangers associated with the cave environment, especially those characterized by long sections of passage with deep water or those entirely filled with water," the association wrote on its website.
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As she kicked and flailed to stay afloat in the deep water, she didn't feel any pain, she recalls, but she did hear her travel companions screaming, which made her realize something had gone wrong.
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Mexico's oil regulator has scheduled its first-ever deep water auction in early December for 10 blocks in the Gulf of Mexico, after constitutional amendments in 2013 ended a nearly eight-decade monopoly by Pemex.
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The advantage of floating platforms, to be placed about 20 miles (32 km) offshore in deep water, is their increased efficiency, which he expects will reach between 63 and 60 percent of rated peak capacity.
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Incessant rain flooded several parts of Mumbai and paralyzed train services used by millions of commuters daily, with many stranded at stations and hundreds of others walking home through waist-deep water on railway tracks.
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"Today marks the beginning of what we hope will be a long and fruitful relationship between BHP Billiton, Pemex and Mexico," said Mackenzie, who pledged to share the company's deep water expertise and best practices.
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CAIRO — Egypt has asked European companies to help search for the black boxes of an EgyptAir plane that crashed on May 19 in deep water in the Mediterranean Sea, the airline's chairman said on Wednesday.
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Violence in Baluchistan has raised concern about security for projects in the $57-billion China Pakistan Economic Corridor, a planned transport and energy link from western China to Pakistan's southern deep-water port of Gwadar.
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"Foreign partners, including Anadarko, Exxon Mobil and Eni were invited by Sonatrach to provide technical assistance given the experience they acquired in the Gulf of Mexico and deep water in Mozambique," the Sonatrach source said.
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"This demonstrates in stark terms, the dangers associated with the cave environment, especially those characterised by long sections of passage with deep water or those entirely filled with water," the association wrote on its website.
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One-month-old Abdul Masood died after the wooden boat delivering his family to Bangladesh capsized Thursday in the waist-deep water of the Bay of Bengal on Shah Porir Dwip island, close to shore.
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Nunavut's legislature is kick-starting construction of a new seaport for the high Arctic: a deep-water port at the mouth of the Northwest Passage in Iqaluit, the territory's remote capital city on Baffin Island.
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The sailors were killed on Monday when a fire broke out while their deep-water research submarine was carrying out a survey of the sea floor near the Arctic, the Russian defense ministry has said.
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In theory, the beacon makes them discoverable with the right sonar equipment, but that is not necessarily the case in deep water, especially if investigators do not already know the precise location of the wreckage.
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Thanks to innovations such as sophisticated data analytics and automation, the oil price at which deep-water drilling in the Gulf of Mexico is economical has fallen sharply, to just $40 to 50 per barrel.
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MEXICO CITY, Dec 5 (Reuters) - Mexico's oil regulator said there were no bidders for the sixth block tendered in the Gulf of Mexico's Salina Basin a historic deep water oil and gas auction on Monday.
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It features variable electric assist to give a bit of added oomph while in the water, works in both fresh and saltwater, launches from a standstill in deep water, and handles choppy waves with ease.
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