They ain't stealing us from over the water no more.
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On a little bridge over the water, a couple embraced.
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In the bridge, Mr Ferres Grut looks out over the water.
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It was expected to stall over the water before weakening again.
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Rick Snyder to resign over the water crisis in Flint, Mich.
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Two recall petitions targeting Snyder over the water crisis have been approved.
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Snyder, a Republican, has withstood calls to resign over the water disaster.
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The water is one thing, making this bridgeBuilt over the water another.
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Darla Wright's worries over the water in Flint have never gone away.
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Reserve a seat by the railing for sunset views over the water.
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The transition from day to dusk to night over the water is transfixing.
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In between would be public space, a foyer looking out over the water.
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One shot hit a tree and bounced over the water into a bunker.
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The revitalized serpent storms to the river's edge, spits embers over the water.
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Rhamphorhynchus hunted fish, likely by flying over the water and snapping them up.
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Imagine the sun setting over the water, piña coladas, and our last night.
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Then the line snapped and it ripped free, skimmed off over the water.
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Spoonbills are swooping from one tree to another over the water; it's really exquisite.
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Rick Snyder, a Republican who has withstood calls to resign over the water disaster.
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The survivor saw the ships near the fish market move suddenly over the water.
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You can fly over the water without wind, waves, a paddle or a tow.
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Great, you think, the cat knocked over the water I set out before bed.
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Instead, Bill told him to fly over the water in order to avoid hitting people.
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A layer of oil spread over the water from a ruptured tank, the sources said.
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The sound of the blast rolled out over the water, and the shockwave shattered windows.
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Mr. Kagge was silent for a long time, watching the sun set over the water.
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"When they first brought their sheep here, they took over the water holes," he said.
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Fog hovered over the water, and the engine of the Research Vessel E.O. Wilson rumbled.
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We drank beers on the tranquil malecón and watched cormorants dive low over the water.
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Drivers often need to navigate around the shoreline, but drones can just fly over the water.
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He held that job until resigning in February amid the growing furor over the water crisis.
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Looking out over the water we talk about the only truly important thing in Louisiana, Boosie.
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It must go somewhere, it cannot simply sit on the surface— * Stars gleaming over the water.
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Panic over the water in this part of western Michigan seems to grow by the day.
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He sees wolves and gazes out over the water, imagining a plain teeming with big game.
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If anxieties over the water in Flint have eased, they have been replaced with different ones.
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The hurricane denuded the property and killed its signature palm tree that bowed over the water.
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The big night wasn't complete until the party's grand finale: a spectacular fireworks display over the water.
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We got Jada Tuesday in Flint, Michigan, where she met with the Mayor over the water crisis.
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I was staying in a small bungalow directly by the river, with a restaurant over the water.
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A folding balcony offers an additional spot to enjoy the sunshine and look out over the water.
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So the village fishermen sprang into action, racing toward waterlogged dinghies as screams echoed over the water.
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Room features include private outdoor showers and outdoor living areas with lounge seating right over the water.
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One section of the house extends out over the water and offers panoramic views of the lake.
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Pipe out 33/2 inch of dough over the water, and snip it off with kitchen scissors.
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For his honeymoon, he was determined to give his bride "her dream request," a bungalow over the water.
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Open water is hurricane fuel; the longer Florence lingers over the water, the more moisture it can collect.
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Those stand about 15 feet off the shoreline on a boardwalk over the water, parallel to the land.
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After a 10- to 15-minute climb, I found Minerva on the hill, looking out over the water.
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But in practice that doesn't preclude a bit of casual chat about matters of belief over the water-cooler.
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But most of the people Bagehot approached were not there to lend support to the leader over the water.
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Located in Annapolis, Maryland, Carrol's Creek Cafe boasts fine food and drinks and even finer sunsets over the water.
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Her anger spurred her to write her own book about the trip, "America Over the Water," published in 2004.
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She used Johnny Weissmuller's high head position, arched back and a heavy 6-beat kick, hydroplaning over the water.
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In my memory, that summer is a suspension bridge over the water, connecting the worlds of childhood and adulthood.
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The shadow of the bridge over the water is angled, so that the bright section looks like an arrowhead.
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Additionally, there is a stylish rooftop bar and pool with incredible sunsets over the water, where they offer yoga.
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"She came to Flint over the water issue and it's a terrible issue, it's a terrible crisis," he said.
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The 37-year-old reality star shared videos from the beach, including an ominous dark cloud looming over the water.
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Literally, less than one second, it goes from the tip of the atmosphere to hovering a foot over the water.
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They found that the best kind of material to make an object bounce over the water isn't rigid like stone.
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The building is daringly cantilevered, with reinforced concrete balconies shooting off in multiple directions over the water flowing beneath it.
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At times, Mr. Glasgow has been seen as someone who tried to warn officials about his concerns over the water.
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Its tender evocation of "just me / and you" practically conjures a romantic sunset over the water out of thin air.
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They are in the ballroom which has a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows that look out over the water.
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For a split second, he believes again it was his eye, then he spots it, heading out over the water.
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It even has an atrium that can be pulled down for enjoying coffee or a cocktail, right over the water.
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Shias gibe that even the ruling Al Khalifas, who came from the Arabian hinterland over the water in 1783, are foreigners.
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But over the water, I have already fallen many times at over 85, 90 kilometers per hour when doing my testing.
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He cantilevered out over the water, using the basket end of the tool, called a garroter, to pull out sea urchins.
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You must arrive when it is dark, and the sun rises over the water and turns it pink and then gold.
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The place to be on the Fourth is Edgartown, which hosts an annual parade, BBQ, and fireworks show over the water.
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Earlier this year, leaders from both countries agreed to consider arbitration to end months of political squabbling over the water deal.
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Instead, before me stood a pair of chairs perched high atop a set of metal cranes that reached over the water.
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The path will be built over the water and rest atop pilings, similar to the paths on the Upper West Side.
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Some pockets of Bajau still live a traditional lifestyle, living in houseboats or wooden huts propped over the water on wooden stilts.
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The big grand finale was an explosive fireworks display over the water -- it was like the 4th of July all over again!!!
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He kept step with her across the bridge to the Cortober side and together they slowed to look out over the water.
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The house faces west, over the water; most rooms open to a lanai, or porch, and the stone courtyard surrounding a pool.
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His Over The Water EP released this summer rolled out the red carpet for his capability as both a producer and a songwriter.
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Smartphone footage obtained by TMZ Sports shows Halladay's plane flying from 100-feet in the air to just 5-feet over the water.
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"Because of that, there is concern it could be building as it just sits over the water...We could feel a bigger impact."
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There's also a "boathouse," which features a private bedroom with a balcony allowing for views of the sunrise and sunset over the water.
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This photo was taken at the Fredvang Bridges in Norway where the massive mountains seem to tower over the water and the road.
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The boaters show off their festive vessels at the Biloxi Beach Water Boat Parade, which culminates in a fireworks show over the water.
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On the wall hung a photo of Branson, grinning broadly for the camera, flying over the water as the wind blows his hair.
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She thought it was a stick, she told the news website The Local, and she was going to skim it over the water.
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It also recommends putting a safety cover over the water when not in use, and removing any ladders or steps used for access.
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We were ignored by the heron that sometimes came to rest, heavily, in the boughs of a tree that bent over the water.
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In a tweet, Moore explained that preparing his latest movie and all the campaigning in Flint over the water scandal had left him ill.
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He looked over and saw his son bent over the water and saw the gator grab him, biting down on Lane's head and neck.
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In the first, Bush Hager's entire brood is looking at the camera while a stunning sunset takes place over the water in the background.
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CNN affiliate KHON in Hawaii reported that witnesses said they heard a loud boom over the water and saw a flash in the sky.
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His ball flew over the water and landed a couple of yards in front of the hole, almost going in on the second bounce.
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A metallic hoist has been devised to raise "Last Supper" to the roof — well over the water line — in case of a future flood.
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A mist hung over the water the other day, with the magical result that the torch of liberty hovered in the air, apparently detached.
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"It's a Biblical thing: you lay your hands on the flowers and then you pour over the water," Olivier Meslay, the Clark's director, said.
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The ball could have bounced anywhere, but took a fortunate hop forward over the water to end a couple of feet from the hole.
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But he pictured the pterosaur flying over the water when its shadow scared a group of cephalopods, which began jumping out of the water.
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In El Niño conditions, sea surface temperatures in the Pacific Ocean become unusually warm and tall thunderheads, known as cumulonimbus clouds, form over the water.
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Over-the-water bungalows are to South Pacific islands as yellow cabs are to New York City — if a cab ride cost a couple grand.
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French news outlet Le Monde shared a two-minute video of Zapata taking off and flying through the air past onlookers and over the water.
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A 'Jaws'-dropping encounter A marine scientist got more than he bargained for as he studied a great white shark while suspended over the water.
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State environmental and health officials repeatedly downplayed Flint's concerns over the water and pushed back against efforts to resolve the problem until late last year.
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The reclaimed space, which crops out into the Bay, has different graffiti and public art exhibits, like a driftwood dragon looking out over the water.
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Rom dangled her feet over the water, which was a couple miles of portages, rivers and rapids from the southwestern border of the Boundary Waters.
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But the image of a 100-year-old, 23-tonne tulip tree sailing over the water is an apt symbol for Mr Ivanishvili's role in Georgia.
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"Chyna threw a beautiful boat party with a bunch of friends last night and watched the fireworks at the marina over the water," says a source.
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The girl's family reportedly had been feeding the sea lion and whistling or holding their hands over the water, as if they were holding a treat.
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Witherspoon has been sharing various snaps of her family's vacation on social media, including a stunning shot of her children watching the sunset over the water.
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Many a novelist might have provided a scene where she gazes out over the water and comes face to face with the horror of it all.
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There's plenty of loathing for those "over the water," and boys who dig up other people's gardens to hide their guns, but there are no names.
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This grander branch of Bostwick's Chowder House on the Montauk Highway will have seating on a large porch tailor-made for sunset views over the water.
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It is not uncommon for there to be more than 100 boats chasing murres off Newfoundland's narrow bays, the boom of shotguns ricocheting over the water.
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We passed roadside restaurants and signs pointing to bays, beaches and resorts before descending to Ao Yai, a fishing community built on stilts over the water.
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As the crisis over the water in Flint, Michigan, rolls on, we're learning more and more about the irresponsibility and callousness of officials and politicians in charge.
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The release of the email thread is certain to increase pressure on Mr. Snyder, who has been heavily criticized over the water crisis and the government's response.
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A bomb cyclone, scientifically known as an explosive cyclogenesis, typically brews over the water where drops in barometric pressure can make it an extra forceful weather event.
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The main hub is Bocas Town—a seaside town of brightly painted buildings with many on stilts over the water on the large island of Isla Colon.
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In the video, you can hear people laughing and whistling at sea lion and holding their hands over the water, as if they were holding a treat.
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The Marine Corps said Wednesday that two F/A-18 Hornets experienced a mid-air collision during a training mission over the water near San Diego, Calif.
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As the shrimper rolled in the heavy seas, the men swung precariously in the lifeboat—one second out over the water; the next smashing into the shrimper.
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JEFF KOLAR Experiencing the sun rising over the water is very different than on the prairie where it's sort of dark and dank for a long time.
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Mr. Armstrong strained his neck over the water to see whether the ship had plugged in, as it did here once before using an enormous extension cord.
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Because of touring schedules, the couple will wait until December for their honeymoon at Sandals Resort in Jamaica, where an over-the-water bungalow has been reserved.
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"The governor has a business agenda and his business agenda was to take over the water to profit in it," said Lila Cabbil, a demonstrator from Detroit.
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Hundreds of Iranian vessels took part in maritime exercises Saturday in the Persian Gulf, according to Reuters, a day after the country performed aerial exercises over the water.
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As we sat outside licking our cones and watching the moonrise over the water, I was content, happy to be sailing again with this man, on this boat.
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If a hit succeeded, it could still spread nuclear material below — less of an issue over the water, but a serious problem if the interception occurred over land.
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Yes. The final soundtrack of maniacal laugher rising over the water turned out to be a recording of Mr. Owens's wife, Michèle Lamy, taken from her recent album.
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Several lawsuits have been filed against the U.S. government over the water rule, which broadened protections beyond "navigable waters" to include "adjacent waters" such as streams, creeks and wetlands.
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That's when Kelley suggested building the bungalows over the water to give guests direct access to the lagoon, launching the now iconic accommodations and forever changing tourism in Tahiti.
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But seeing people out sailing, whatever the weather, and looking out over the water to the Isle of Wight inspired Xu, who calls herself "Lily", to get back afloat.
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Ernestine Coon reclined in her hospital bed at The Connecticut Hospice with a colorful blanket covering her legs, watching seagulls soar over the water from her second-floor room.
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Although the two countries are at loggerheads over the water treaty, experts say it's highly unlikely either nation will be looking to jettison it when they meet this week.
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In its decision, the corps agreed, saying the developer's plan to extend docks across 144 acres over the water could have restricted access to the water by the tribe.
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Because Hurlburt's runways are positioned so close to the Gulf, planes like the MC-130H often fly briefly over the water before turning to drop parachutists on dry land.
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Toned young couples raced by on Rollerblades, and the shouts of children echoed over the water, and I found myself shuffling through the crowd in a state of bewilderment.
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One day late in the summer, I motored out onto the bay to find tree swallows migrating by the thousands, flying low over the water like a writhing carpet.
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I find myself settling in — on a fallen log suspended over the water — to take in my surroundings, and the dancers eventually become a natural part of the environment.
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A quadcopter drone would begin out over the water, taking in the irregular sweep of the Norfolk coast, and gradually zoom in until her tiny figure assumed recognizable proportions.
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If anything were to happen to the SpaceX vehicle after launch while the rocket was over the water, it could potentially be extremely dangerous to boats within a specified range.
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It is, however, possible that an ICBM test, intercepted over the water, or even destroyed on the ground would not automatically trigger the North Korean escalation that is frequently assumed.
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In September, a drone piloted by someone too far away to see it crashed into an Army Black Hawk helicopter flying a security patrol over the water off Staten Island.
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"I was so surprised and trying to hug him all while he was still putting the ring on my shaky finger on the bridge over the water," she told Entertainment Tonight.
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Air traffic control reportedly lost contact with the plane shortly after takeoff from the airport located on the shores of Lake Erie — disappearing from radar about 2 miles over the water.
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Graeme Matheson, chief of the Scottish Society of New Zealand, said he, too, has visited Loch Ness and gazed out over the water, and that he wishes Gemmell all the best.
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State, city and federal officials, all seated next to each other testifying before Congress Tuesday over the water crisis, spent their time finger-pointing, while claiming to have themselves acted responsibly.
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So that's the reason why we decided to fly for a few months over the water, but we are almost ready to fly above the ground in the next few months.
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Another East Coast storm would stay well south that day, making for a misty morning in the city and a low, gray sky that cast a flat light over the water.
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The chill of the lake on her skin, the feeling of dirt beneath her feet, the voices echoing over the water — these things are teaching her all she needs to know.
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Here's the most insane golf shot you'll EVER see ... Jordan Spieth skipped a ball SEVEN times over the water in a pond -- and landed it within 10 feet from the hole!
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The celebrity chefs Jean-Georges Vongerichten and David Chang will soon have restaurants on the lower part of the pier, joining a bar and a walkway that extend over the water.
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But it is back on track, and after seven years of planning and bureaucratic maneuvering the park has begun to take shape over the water, just west of the Meatpacking District.
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"It covers bridges, typically" had me stuck on the materials used for making covered, over-the-water bridges, yet that's not what this clue was about: The answer is DENTAL INSURANCE.
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He captures a summery scene bathed in light: a lavish white dwelling perched over the water and the matching silhouettes of a man and a woman in a boat idling nearby.
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As we are buffeted by a strong wind, the tough conditions his construction crew experienced, as they perched on precarious platforms, working miles from land and high over the water, are evident.
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"So we had to go there by boat with all that was needed — the prosecutor, the legal doctor, the judicial lab — we had to do round trips over the water," he said.
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Here, a set of 12 Waterfront Master Suites are connected by high rise paths, each a one-bedroom bungalow with a cascade shower bathroom, and a deck with Jacuzzi over the water.
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It's only as they wade into the creek that they notice a dog runner cable with handlebars, extending over the water about 27 feet across and 53 feet high on a neighbor's property.
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Michael Phelps has nothing on her: The French triathlete Léonie Periault, rising out of Guanabara Bay in Rio, is caught mid-lap, looming over the water, her wingspan stretching more than 98 feet.
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With no warning, a pod of humpback whales appeared in the water at the front of the boat, and skimmed over the water toward the island, almost as if to lead us in.
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The Navy calculated the Russian planes may be have flown as close as 1,000 yards laterally from the ship and 1,000 feet over the water, but did not cross the deck of the Porter.
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They had been planned as reconnaissance aircraft to fly over the water, looking for German U-boats, in World War I. But the armistice had been declared before the planes were ready to go.
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Quiet old men wearing brim hats were already planted deep within the reeds, holding rods over the water and sitting on plastic buckets in the mud, crushed packets of Chinese cigarettes at their side.
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The next day, officials from the museum told him that they were proposing a large art installation over the water, near the museum and a couple blocks south of the entryway to Pier 55.
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The clouds now were an intentful dark strip on the horizon and they were incoming, and the breeze came before them, bringing patches over the water like a cat's fur brushed the wrong way.
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Visitors will have a panoramic view of the entire exhibit from inside the tallest iceberg that towers over the "water line," cross an undersea bridge and relax among caverns and grottoes on the ocean floor.
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Both candidates expressed alarm over the water crisis that erupted in Flint when government officials switched the city's water source temporarily in April 2014 from the Great Lakes to the Flint River to cut costs.
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Seattle's iconic over-the-water Edgewater hotel, where world-famous musicians like The Beatles, Frank Zappa and Stevie Wonder have stayed, has a new suite paying tribute to the legendary Seattle-based band, Pearl Jam.
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"I'm sure the feeling among most people is that they don't really expect anything to happen this time either," Mr. Moore, a Flint native who has protested here over the water, said in an interview.
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III: Reclaimed waters A constant stream of planes passes overhead, deafening the crew of Boat 36826 as they near a line of white buoys strung out over the water north of Hong Kong International Airport.
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The Australian, who made a double-bogey on the same hole in the first round, weighed other options before finally opting for the risky play of hooking it around a tree and over the water.
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According to O'Keefe, this approach to studying spatial sense in rodents is an improvement over the water maze because it allows researchers to control the choices the rodents make at each step in the maze.
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The area of the glacier behind where it cantilevers over the water is eaten away, which can cause the glacier's ice to break off and flow faster out to sea and add to rising sea levels.
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The missile was fired from the North Korean resort town at Wonsan at 5.40pm (03.40am ET) and flew northeast for about 124 miles over the water before it appeared to make contact with land, Yonhap said.
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But the video is pretty unbelievable — there appears to be drone footage mixed in with the shots of Zapata flying over the water, and we don't get a clear look of him taking off or landing.
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Democratic presidential contenders Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders expressed outrage on Sunday over the water contamination crisis in Flint, Michigan, and demanded state and federal money begin to flow immediately to begin relief and rebuilding efforts.
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A road between rock faces, one side rising up and one sheer down — amid a cloudscape, it looks like, when the fog hangs low over the water and it seems like you're driving above the sky.
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Called the Lookout at Broad Cove Marsh — after the nearby curve where locals like to park their cars and stare out over the water — the house huddles on its cliff, all but invisible from the road.
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A sunset over the water from 2008 is one of several seascapes that, though never dipping into sentiment, feel immaterial and lackluster, and badly need the ballast that houses and cabins provide to her best pictures.
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The company's IPO filing was a hot mess, its management conflicted, its investors oddly passive until the car was out past the cliff and over the water, and the real estate business was overvalued, to boot.
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Johnson was 4-up with six holes to play when Rahm, a 22-year-old rookie from Spain, hit a driver over the water and onto the 13th green to win the hole with a birdie.
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If the United Nations committee accepts Russia's claim, the seabed under the North Pole would be subject to Moscow's oversight for activities like oil drilling, though Russia will not have sovereignty over the water or the ice.
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A ship's mast carrying the Danish flag is planted by the building's northeastern corner, and six stories of blue-tinted windows look out over the water, facing a dock where the Danish royal family parks its yacht.
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The shots of animal pleasure came when I wasn't thinking, when I leaned into a turn and felt the strength of the wall, or leaned back and felt the speed of the board's passage over the water.
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The place is like some kind of beachy Gatsby fantasy, the sprawling room a vision of mossy velvet and tawny leather upholstery, cane furnishings and a semicircular wall of old paned windows looking out over the water.
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After all the pain and the darkness, after the long fight, she had stood high up and safe in the crown of the Statue of Liberty and looked out over the water and the city and the sky.
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You can flirt over the water cooler, complain about your boss, and call it a coffee date, and if you make it past the first few dates, you can even save money by sharing an Uber to work.
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"If there's a successful ban on crude-by-rail, it's going to be displaced, and we will get crude over the water," Marcia Nielsen, a spokeswoman for U.S. Oil & Refining Co, which operates a refinery in Tacoma, Washington.
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Dr. Helmuth said the thermometers take temperatures as the mussels experience them — the sun shining directly over the water, wind rippling the surface — to get a better idea of how these animals are reacting to a changing climate.
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Smart and acerbic, he stood next to me on the subway ride back from a museum; later that night, we snuck away, took a long walk around a lake, and watched the sun come up over the water.
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He extended his lead by hitting a tee shot over the water to a front pin on the par-23 211th and making an 25-foot birdie, and then holing a 683-foot birdie putt on the 268th.
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During filming season four of his and wife Joanna's show, Fixer Upper, the contractor found himself in a bit of a sticky situation after agreeing to a dare — to "walk across a beam over the water" in Lake Waco.
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My favorite, the "Miraculous Draught of Fishes," depicts fishermen leaning over the water to pull up their nets, while their catch is collected in a neighboring boat with Peter and Jesus surrounded by an abundance of edible marine life.
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I still want to go to that grave, but this time I think ahead: I get in my ship and fly most of the way, soaring over the water and turning an epic, dangerous journey into a quick one-minute trip.
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It would replace a deteriorating pier at West 13th Street in Hudson River Park; the plans call for a pier over the water that has enough room for a park with performance spaces and wooded walking paths with rolling hills.
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Free evening entertainment would often be provided in the form of fireworks shows taking place over the water in front of Caesars Bluewaters (the first overseas location of the famed Caesars Palace) and the world's largest Ferris wheel, the Dubai Eye.
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He also had an awkward moment during a promotion for the Quicken Loans National when he was asked to hit a shot over the water to the par-3 10th hole and put all three he hit in the water.
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Foldout platforms that extend over the water and make a boat's socializing space larger; loggias, which are small covered balconies attached to bedrooms that give owners total privacy; cascading waterfalls spread over multiple decks; multiple swimming pools; and outdoor cinemas.
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Book the nhow Berlin starting at $122 per nightLocated on the banks of the Spree River, in a stunning contemporary building that cantilevers out over the water, this design-forward hotel is as eye-catching outside as it is inside.
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"It appears the driver did not make any effort to stop, brake, or avoid a collision and was launched up and over the water of the San Joaquin River," Mike Salas of the California Highway Patrol said in a statement.
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Muddying the waters, the finale included Hadid's vague reference to how quickly things had changed in her life, and then a flashback to she and Foster together a few weeks before, seemingly happy, staring out over the water as the sun set.
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The villa is situated on one of the largest islands in North Malé Atoll, and offers outdoor activities from snorkeling and diving to daily yoga on a private sandbar in the middle of the ocean to luxurious restaurants situated over the water.
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WASHINGTON/CHICAGO (Reuters) - The head of the Midwest region of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency offered her resignation over the water contamination crisis in Flint, Michigan, the agency said on Thursday, as it issued an emergency order to resolve the growing problem.
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The drones, a joint project between the University of Technology Sydney and a private drone company, the Little Ripper Group, are able to fly over the water and spot sharks with as much as three times the accuracy of the human eye.
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What emerges — like a ghost over the water — from these evocations themselves is an altogether different story, as timbered as any plot and with a somber power that has something to do with the fact that this is not a created plot.
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They are also feeding voraciously and spectacularly, circling high over the water, alert for the slightest flicker of fish, and then freezing in midair for a fraction of a second before dropping headfirst onto their targets, like missiles falling from a plane.
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It is a cantilever-type construction, which in this case means that anchored arms, each about 340 feet long, extend over the water and together hold up a 531-foot-long central piece, bolstered by two 602-foot-long steel side supports.
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For On Water (2017), Erkmen built a bridge between these two sides, just not a normal bridge over the water, but instead an entirely abnormal underwater bridge (although one could also call it a walkway or a jetty) a few inches below the water's surface.
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I had fantasized about an oceanfront campsite, but I would settle for a cold beer and 30-cent peel-and-eat shrimp, which we found at Sparky's Landing, an over-the-water bar, where locals watched sports and tourists gawked at manatees on the deck.
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"It's a community that's still dealing with the trauma and the aftermath of having been poisoned at the hands of the government," Karen Weaver, who replaced Mr. Walling as mayor largely because of anger over the water crisis, said in an interview this week.
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ELLIOTT CENNETOGLU In Florida, there was a sort of ambient streetlight lighting so you could see each little texture in the sand, each little ripple and then over time, the light coming from the opposite way over the water, sort of flopping the shadow.
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Rejecting his caddie's recommendation that he use an iron on the 225th hole and lay up in front of a water hazard on his second shot, Ford chose a 3-wood for greater length and sent the ball over the water and onto the green.
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The 7-iron tee shot that Thomas hit over the water on Quail Hollow Club's par-3 17th to inside 16 feet epitomized the confidence that made possible an eight-under 29 on a course that yielded only a dozen subpar scores in the tournament.
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Michigan Governor Rick Snyder in recent weeks has come under intense pressure over the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, which was precipitated two years ago when his administration, in an effort to cut costs, changed the city's water supply from Lake Huron to the Flint River.
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They are traditionally built of wood, with decorated verandas and bay windows leaning over the water, and they are painted in various colors, often a summery white or cream — a purplish red house denoted the home of a pasha, a high-ranking officer of the Ottoman Empire.
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He could keep track of her route home if he parked down by the boathouse, see the slender woman with brown hair slow and turn to look over the water, and it was only with a weight of reluctance that she moved on again for home.
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President Barack Obama on Wednesday delivered a deeply emotional and at times personal plea to the people of Flint, Michigan, to find hope in their future and not get lost in anger over the water supply crisis that has poisoned many of their children with lead.
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How to shoot amazing video from drones In this case, the boat was about a kilometer away (0.6 miles) from the whales -- her students turned off the motor in their boat, sent the drones up at the height they wanted, and then sent them out over the water.
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So, feeling somehow cheated, he goes outside and robs the bank, shoots out the grain-store windows, sets all the horses loose, kicks over the water troughs, and torches the courthouse, and, while he's at it, takes on a houseful of painted women and treats them in nasty ways.
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Singapore is not a claimant state of the disputed waters, but Lee said during a visit to the United States last month that the South China Sea ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration, which rejected Beijing's claims over the water, was much better than seeing "whose guns are more powerful".
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"The airplane got out over the water, the [cloud] ceiling was dropping, the temperature was at freezing, the engine ices up, and all of a sudden, as they're flying along, more than halfway across the Channel, there's a loud noise, like a bang, like a backfire," researcher Dennis Spragg explains on History Detectives.
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Robert Haney, the chief development officer for IMI Worldwide Properties, which is handling sales for the project, said the resort — including the Four Seasons hotel and its over-the-water bungalows, a spa, restaurants, a marina and a golf course designed by Greg Norman and Lorena Ochoa — will be completed for opening in late 2021.
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The way she made the short walk home in the evenings to the apartments across the river in Cortober again named a sensitivity—she always slowed a little to look out and over the water, maybe to see what the weather was doing, perhaps she even read the river light, as Seamus did, fastidiously.
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Getting on and off the "wire", the trapeze from which the crew of a 470 must suspend themselves over the water to balance the dinghy, is tough on your knees and back, as is ducking under the boom each time the boat tacks or gybes and even after an hour's sailing in a light breeze you feel the effects.
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Near the amphitheater-like main plaza on the Roman Bridge, to which bunches of palm leaves were attached (it was near the end of Holy Week), a man with an accordion sat playing "O Sole Mio" — just a touch too perfect but difficult to resist while gazing out over the water and feeling the cobblestones under your feet.
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But already, even in the most affluent areas, many of us hesitate to walk across a grassy meadow because of the proliferation of ticks bearing Lyme disease which have come with the hot weather; we have found ourselves unable to swim off beaches, because jellyfish, which thrive as warming seas kill off other marine life, have taken over the water.
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I'm sure you've heard about what's happening in Flint, Michigan, right now: A special authority was put in place to take over the city and destroy any kind of democratic governance [over the] water supply... [This] pushed Flint to switch from sourcing its public water supply from Detroit, which has relatively clean water, to the contaminated Flint River, the site of decades of toxic dumping by GM and other auto manufacturers.
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Tiger did that several times Sunday, and you could feel the buzz, and none more intensely than on Augusta National's perilous 16th hole, where he launched his ball on the perfect arc over the water, softly curbing right to left with the terrain and then landing in the precise two-foot-diameter circle so that it would then roll 20 feet down the slope and stop 15 inches below the hole.
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The chairman of the House Oversight Committee on Thursday urged Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Gina McCarthyRegina (Gina) McCarthyOvernight Energy: Critics accuse Interior's top lawyer of misleading Congress | Boaty McBoatface makes key climate change discovery | Outrage over Trump's order to trim science advisory panels Trump's order to trim science advisory panels sparks outrage Overnight Energy: Trump order to trim science panels sparks outrage | Greens ask watchdog to investigate Interior's records policies | EPA to allow use of pesticide harmful to bees MORE to resign over the water crisis in Flint, Mich.
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