There are also plenty of places to go swimming ...
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"Dierks wants to go swimming with dolphins," joked Bryan, 40.
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For upwards of $14,000, you can go swimming with crocodiles.
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McClintock and Harrison had decided to go swimming that afternoon.
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"I like to consume before I go swimming," he said.
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I'm terrified of the ocean, so I go swimming with dolphins.
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Why you should swipe right: It's almost spring — let's go swimming.
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"They decided they don't want to go swimming," Ms. Keleman said.
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I go swimming in the Hampstead Ponds, even in the winter.
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PERINO: I&aposm advocating for Jesse Watters to go swimming with sharks.
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Infections generally occur after people go swimming in these bodies of water.
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I'd bleed through pads at an astonishing rate and couldn't go swimming.
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Alison loves to swim, and she decided we had to go swimming.
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Go swimming and caving in the natural pools in Semuc Champey, Guatemala.
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Williams said he got lost while looking for the lake to go swimming.
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She'd come and hang out at my grandpa's house, and we'd go swimming.
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"You wouldn't believe how great it feels to go swimming there," he said.
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We'd go out and play kick ball and go swimming and horseback riding.
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So either device lets you go swimming and build up a sweat without worry.
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Don't go swimming or otherwise immerse yourself in water for at least two weeks.
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Emotion catching her throat, Davis promises to visit soon and that they'll go swimming.
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You will sign up at a local gym and go swimming precisely three times.
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If Lakers success were gold, there'd be precious little this season to go swimming in.
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"I go swimming once a week and exercise every day in the park," he says.
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That means you can take it in the shower or go swimming with the device.
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Then we walk through the forest, and at the end the elephants go swimming again.
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He loves to draw, go swimming, ride the subway and go out for ice cream.
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We had slumber parties and would go swimming and hang out and cook in her kitchen.
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The Kilburn isn't going to go swimming with you, but it'll withstand a little spilt whiskey.
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That night, the three of them drive to a pond and the two girls go swimming.
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When you go swimming, do not sit for a very long time in a wet bathing suit.
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And I could go swimming … without leaving a trail of chum for the sharks … anytime I wanted.
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If Crypto is the cause of diarrhea, wait until 2 weeks after diarrhea has stopped to go swimming.
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Then we head to H.'s house to hang out and his son convinces us to go swimming.
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I'm going to go swimming off my boat and hang out with my kids and all my girlfriends.
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Or they have acne or cellulite and don't want people to see, but they want to go swimming.
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"I play duplicate bridge and I play golf and I go swimming once in a while," he said.
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Experts warn that even if children are confident in the water, vigilance is needed whenever they go swimming.
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We had just bought our new home, and my husband Timmy propositioned me to go swimming in our pool.
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Widman and his wife, Cynthia, took them to Siesta Key, a barrier island, to go swimming and have dinner.
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He has a friend in a nearby town who sneaks out to go swimming in the river every day.
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It's so bright, vivid, and engaging that I feel like I could dive in and go swimming in it.
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Coco, Chanel Nicole and papa Ice-T are on vacay, and Mom decided to go swimming with nurse sharks.
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So if either you or your kid has diarrhea, don't go swimming in pools with other people this summer!
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"We do anything from pools when we go swimming to gyms," Zac said of how the family cleans themselves.
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" She added: "I'm not looking for a husband, but I like to go swimming with my kids and grandkids.
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I want to go swimming but am mortified at the prospect of my hair coming out in the water.
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When it was nice out, it wasn't a problem because I could go swimming and climb down a ladder.
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"The society has changed, and that is why women can go swimming a bit more openly," Ms. Saboori said.
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"I hope people aren't discouraged to go swimming because they feel like they don't know what they're doing," Meili says.
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I go swimming in the mornings at Queens Park Health and Fitness public baths on Boundary Road in St. Helens.
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"Here in Vienna you can go swimming in the Old Danube, which is just so much fun," Juliet told Insider.
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"That child will have it in his head that he wants to go swimming or to the park," she said.
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If you hate the gym, don't go to the gym — take a hip-hop class, go swimming, join a soccer team.
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"We did a scene where we broke into a house and then we go swimming in the pool," Adlon, 50, remembered.
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Messer and the girl were initially supposed to go swimming, but their plans were put on hold because of bad conditions.
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" It got so bad that Martinez said she would "panic every time I got invited to go swimming and hadn't shaved.
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"I have a bikini body - I put a bikini on my body and go swimming," she wrote in a Facebook post.
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"Some people climb mountains, other people jump out of air planes and go sky diving, we just go swimming," he said.
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It can track fitness metrics, keep tabs on heart rate and health, go swimming, buzz with notifications, and so much more.
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Ultimate Ears Wonderboom Speaker, $80, available at AmazonThe small-yet-mighty Bluetooth speaker can go swimming in the pool or ocean.
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To wit, Pyper successfully dared Lucky to go swimming in his suit in the middle of a big, fancy fashion party.
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There was competition, basically, and relative minnows rarely last long when they go swimming with sharks, however hilarious their own bite.
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Kendall Jenner doesn't need a bathing suit to go swimming at the beach ... her see-through dress will do just fine.
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Try joining a sporting club, go swimming at the beach regularly with friends or play basketball at the local playground after school.
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Both headphones feature IP55 rated dust and water resistance, meaning they'll handle sweat just fine, but probably don't go swimming with them.
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It's too cold to go swimming, as it's only in the 60s and the water temperature has dropped to an unenjoyable level.
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If the burkini is banned, the result won't be for observant Muslim women to go swimming in a Western-style women's swimsuit.
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The result will be for such women to not go swimming at all, but to stay fully covered and on dry land.
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He jumped off a boat near the Leander Boat Club to go swimming, and friends called emergency services at about 6 a.m.
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She gets to be around other kids and go outside, enjoy the playground, learn how to ride a bike, or go swimming.
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Researchers also predicted an increase in drowning deaths, positing that the hotter the temperature, the more likely people are to go swimming.
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And yet, we all go swimming without a profound sense of fear in our heart because, well, we just love the open sea.
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I also want to work in a chocolate factory and do swimming in the olympics, I go swimming on Saturday and a Tuesday.
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He is still a few hugs shy of his 100-hug goal, and has yet to go swimming or play in the snow.
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From there, I grab a bus to campus to go swimming with G. The water is nice and cool, and I feel refreshed.
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You won't be able to go swimming with the X-Pro2, but it can survive a heavy downpour and trip to the beach.
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It's water resistant up to five atmospheres, so you can take the Go swimming and Withings says it should recognize the activity automatically.
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I go swimming, which I love because the water is so beautiful and so clear that you can see all the fish underneath.
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It's also water-resistant (yes, you can go swimming with it) and its battery will last up to 18 hours on a single charge.
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But instead I had to sit in a chair for three hours and I couldn't go swimming because I just got my hair straightened.
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"I wouldn't go swimming out there," a Cape Cod resident told CNN while watching the seals with his elderly father in Chatham Harbor recently.
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"When people would ask if I would like to go swimming in the summer I'd be scared they'd show," Bella recalled about getting teased.
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"Those algal blooms create the kind of toxin where, when dogs jump into the water to go swimming, they don't jump out," he said.
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Because hippies would go swimming nude — illegal in India — Mr. Braganza's mother forbade him from going to the beach when he was growing up.
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I wished, sometimes, that I could go swimming in a lake or do other summer activities I often missed out on during fire season.
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K and Deckard also seem to go swimming in the ocean in the middle of the night with all their clothes on or something.
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At the time, she was staying in a "little cabin on the lake," and when the full moon hit, Jackson suggested the two go swimming.
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If you've ever decided not to go swimming with your children because you couldn't imagine facing the world in a bathing suit, that's beauty sickness.
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It's important for me to do stretching exercises and go swimming, especially in the winter, so I don't end up turning into a rigid ball.
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"I believe I am the only EPA administrator in the history of the agency to go swimming in the Great Lakes," Wheeler told the lawmakers.
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In addition to activities like horseback riding, cattle penning, rafting, fishing, and hiking, guests can hang out and go swimming in the ranch's idyllic pond.
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"You put radiation anywhere, and people will immediately change their habits—from the fish they eat, to where they might wanna go swimming," he said.
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Why does someone have to tell you to go to the gym and lift weights, take daily rapid walks, ride a bike, go swimming, whatever?
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In any case, you'll get a watch that is water-resistant up to 50 meters (about 160 feet), meaning you can go swimming with it.
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After those deaths, Crystal Howard, a spokeswoman for the parks department, implored New Yorkers to only go swimming in designated beaches with lifeguards on duty.
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On Sundays, we'll go on walks or go swimming, but the easiest thing for us to do is watch TV—a lot of Wallykazamand Paw Patrol.
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You can't go swimming with the Watch Sport, but it does have IP68 weather sealing, so it's fine to get wet or wear in the shower.
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You still probably shouldn't go swimming with them on, but they should be just fine during a run or if you get caught in the rain.
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This doesn't mean you should go swimming with them, but they should withstand all of the sweat and water bottle leakage you could throw at them.
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When traveling from Houston to Austin, a great place to charge up is right by Zilker Park where you can go swimming while you charge up.
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On a July afternoon in 24, Mr. Terrell's relatives invited the boys to go swimming, but he stayed behind to care for his two younger brothers.
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We used to go swimming at the lake, go shopping, have lunch, or just talk like a mother and daughter should, but that doesn't happen much anymore.
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Most kids don't sit up hours after open heart surgery, have the nerve to pull out tubes and declare to everyone that they want to go swimming.
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But at the expense of this lovely animal, we've paid little attention to his fellow creatures, those other ducks who wake up every day and go swimming.
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The burkini is a wonderful piece of clothing because it allows observant Muslim women to go swimming, to cool off, to have fun, like any other person.
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Here's a fun fact as we head into summer: about 1 in 4 adults say that they would go swimming in a public pool while they have diarrhea.
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The water is this amazing turquoise color, and even though I can't go swimming because I'm there in the winter, it's relaxing just to look at the sea.
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Natalie: I pretty much like to be able to go swimming whenever I can so I'm always in a bikini and then I'll just chuck some pants on.
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As long as the town deemed the water's bacteria count low enough, we kids would go swimming or fishing (though we weren't allowed to eat what we caught).
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You should probably remember when you've parked a hire car on the beach though, and also take note of the tides — unless you want the vehicle to go swimming.
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Shark populations are slowly recovering from historic lows in the 423s, the world's human population has grown and rising temperatures are leading more people to go swimming, Burgess said.
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Or they have spots on their back and they won't go swimming, or they don't like going to the swimming pool because they don't want to reveal their back.
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But where you live and other seemingly innocent activities — say, if you crank up the thermostat at home or often go swimming in chlorinated pools — can explain topical dryness.
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Ultimate Ears Wonderboom Speaker, available at Amazon, $80The surprisingly powerful speaker fits in the palm of their hand and can go swimming with them in the pool or ocean.
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Ultimately, Islamist massacres transform the narrator's own city into "a lake of blood," which he flees for Italy to write the book we've just read and to go swimming.
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One may not be able to purchase a yacht, but he or she could certainly spend what leisure time he or she had to play tennis or go swimming.
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The adorable tiny boot looks like it's fit for an infant, and the video gets even cuter once you watch Perp more easily strut her stuff and go swimming.
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During the supposed "off" periods, Ronnie would go swimming in a veritable pool of Ron-Ron Juice, drunkenly hit the club, make out with women, and sometimes get their numbers.
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You can already go swimming with the Apple Watch Series 2 or later, but Kuo suggests that the next-generation smartwatch will be more water-resistant than the current generation.
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"The key is, if you go swimming and you get an infection, it would probably be wise if it gets very red and inflamed ... to seek medical help early," Scott said.
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And once you do bleach your hair, you should never, for any reason other than saving a drowning human, go swimming immediately afterwards — unless you want your hair to turn green.
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You can imagine from their point of view they're going on this mini-vacation to Saipan to go swimming and have some laughs and next thing you know dad is arrested.
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It was just being a young girl and fitting in with all your friends; I wanted to be able to go swimming or put it in a ponytail and call it a day.
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Season four of OITNB picks up where season three left off, as an administrative walk-out results in the prisoners of Litchfield bursting through the gates to go swimming in a nearby lake.
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In conservative Muslim countries, women would never go to a beach with men, much less go swimming, since even in the burkini the wet cloth sticks to a woman's body, outlining her curves.
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That said, you still don't want to go swimming with these things, as the rumored water resistant AirPods would be more likely to only stand up against perspiration and rain rather than being submerged.
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If you go to an opera performance, or if you go to sports, if you go to work if you go swimming, if you go to holidays, you change your watches that you have.
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Even though swimming and water ballet club were my favorite activities, I didn't go swimming a few times so that it would seem as if I had my period, like all the other girls.
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Using the watch, you can make mobile payments with Apple Pay, track your workout path with the stand-alone GPS, go swimming at depths of up to 50 meters, and use thousands of apps.
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Still, though, I'm always going to check the bacteria report for wherever I go swimming, and make sure to practice proper wound care if I get cut, regardless of how many beers in I am.
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Among all the people who go swimming or come into contact with the water all around the U.S., even in the South and areas with higher risk, the number of cases is still relatively rare.
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The 14-year-old pooch was saved by a Miami Fire Rescue boat on Monday after she decided it was a nice idea to go swimming in the waters off the coast of Southern Florida.
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Honestly, the biggest hurdle was finding CUTE swimwear options, but in the last few years the market has finally caught up, and now I have more hot swimsuits than I do days to go swimming!
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Access to water has been made easier by special chairs called JOBs, shorthand for "J'amme 'o bagno" or "Let's go swimming," in the Neapolitan dialect of the Italian company that makes a popular brand here.
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"You want a hotel or home that offers or is near a golf course, a pool, a spa, a lake where you can go swimming or fishing, hiking trails, bike rentals and more," she said.
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If DeAndre Jordan and Rivers opt out of their contracts next year—not a guarantee, but more likely than not—Los Angeles can go swimming in next summer's free agent pool with Griffin already locked up.
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A 15-year-old Catalan boy in the building said that he used to go swimming with Moussa and played with him by the river that runs through town, and that they rode their bikes together.
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By the early 1970s, cheap, rugged quartz watches from Asia were starting to flood the market and change the way watches were worn, because people no longer had to take them off to go swimming or play sports.
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" He reps, "The Oval-X eternal," and, aside from that, claims, "that we pretty much just eat candy, pet cats, go swimming, listen to ska, make art, watch movies, and read calvin and hobbes, etc etc blah blah blah.
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You won't really be able to go swimming with them — Bluetooth just doesn't work in water, and there's no internal storage like on the Dash — but it's nice to know they're protected and it makes them easier to clean.
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Rocky III: Rocky got cocky, got beaten by a much younger and fiercer fighter, and to regain his old form had to go do homoerotic shuttle sprints on a beach with Apollo Creed and go swimming for a bit.
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I viewed it as a social experiment and art project: it was a social commentary on people getting hurt, the lack of accessible pools, people who can't afford A/C or time off during the day to go swimming.
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It's a slimmer version of other Fitbit models like the Blaze or Surge, but for about $2100 this fitness tracker will count your steps, calories, let you log your food through the app and you can even go swimming with it.
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For most of us, the only relationship we've ever had with leeches was cringing during that scene in Stand By Me when the kids go swimming in a pond only to find their junk being sucked by the bloodthirsty devils.
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"I'm able to drive, go swimming with my kids — little things like that I haven't been able to do for 15 years," adds Hardison, who also enjoyed a family vacation to Disney World this summer, their first vacation since his accident.
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We talked about how often kids go swimming here—only in the summer, for some reason, even though the weather doesn't change much year-round—and how often locals go down to the touristy areas (they don't, unless for work).
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"It is unacceptable that someone uses them to go swimming or clean themselves, it's a historic patrimony that we must safeguard," Ms. Raggi said on Monday during what she called a surprise "inspection" of the situation at the Trevi Fountain.
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"We could have docked at a marina in Sag Harbor, but we really wanted a house where we could jump in the boat and go to the North Fork for lunch," she said, or anchor in the bay and go swimming.
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When you go swimming this summer, it also can't hurt to pack these four things along with your bathing suit and sunscreen, because they constitute a simple wound care kit: bottled water, antibacterial soap, hydrogen peroxide or rubbing alcohol, and a waterproof bandage.
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She was back at the family's storied estate in Hyannis Port later Thursday morning, but she wanted to stay awake to see the dawn — to go swimming in the nearby Atlantic Ocean as the sun rose over the horizon, touching the water.
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In New Bern, a riverfront city near North Carolina's coast, Bryan Moore and his nephew Logan did exactly what authorities warned against: they left their homes to go swimming in the floodwaters after having spent days at home without electricity or running water.
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Staff members had begun citing an unposted rule prohibiting cotton clothing in the pool, she said, seemingly targeting her campers, a majority of whom are observant Muslims who dress modestly and wore long shorts or tights, T-shirts and headscarves to go swimming.
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Infection typically occurs when people go swimming in lakes and rivers, according to the C.D.C. The amoeba got its nickname because it starts to destroy brain tissue once it reaches the brain, after it is forced up there in a rush of water.
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One of the things you have to realize is any time you go swimming in a lake or pond or any open water that s not treated the way a swimming pool is treated, there are things in that water that can cause illness.
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After seeing that it's only a 25-minute drive away, and there is a Belmond Hotel there, (we've never stayed at one, but hope to someday!) we decide to visit Ravello and then go down to the beach in the late afternoon to go swimming.
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It's hard not to dwell on all the players we didn't get to see go swimming—or drink by themselves at a beach bar in Mexico and sing to the locals—now that training camp draws near and board or jean short-shorts are traded in for league issued length apparel.
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But after seeing the Game of Thrones alum's performance, it's a safe bet that no one will be thinking of orange fish-scale shirts when they picture Aquaman from now on — although we'll definitely be thinking about why someone would take off their shirt to go swimming, but not their impractically tight pants.
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We went to the pool and wanted to go swimming, but there were no grownups there so we couldn't, but then the tall man came and he let us in because he could reach the lock thing and then he waited by the side while we swam and then he went away.
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