More puddles represent Barataria Bay and Breton Sound, inlets of the Gulf, and still more puddles represent various bayous and backwaters.
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Group hugs, cuddle puddles, and squad goals — oh my!
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Miners are constantly sloshing through puddles from the seeping groundwater.
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There weren't any puddles on the streets turning into ice.
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Outside the safety of the hut, there are puddles everywhere.
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Refugees walks across muddy field potted with deep frozen puddles.
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These finely crafted oil puddles resemble a sky in reverse.
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Cue the surreal images of employees mopping up the puddles.
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Evaporating puddles left reddish circles on the ground, they said.
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Rain, vehicle spray and large puddles will slow some people down.
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He wanted to splash in the puddles but we said, 'No.
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They also have lots of fun in the emerging mud puddles.
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Pressed up against each other and standing in puddles and stuff.
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Art pulls off arms, then moves children to jump in puddles.
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Some caress crystals or each other in gently writhing "snuggle puddles".
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" Adds Dan, "She looks at water puddles, points and says, 'Ouch!
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Now Puddles and Bradlee churn out videos, separately, every few days.
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Next came a hacking cough, bringing up puddles of red phlegm.
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Melted car tires lay in puddles of rubber and twisted steel.
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I have heard of sex parties but not the cuddle puddles.
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Anopheles breed in standing water, like puddles, rather than in containers.
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Looking out, I see frozen puddles and litter lining the curb.
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"They've got oceans of data and puddles of insight," she said.
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The water flows down the mountain into pools, puddles and rivers.
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That fun was accompanied by crowds, fights and puddles of vomit.
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She contemplates the puddles between rows of tents where she lives.
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Looking out, I see frozen puddles, and litter lining the curb.
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The busiest route, the Red Line, "leaks like a sieve, and whenever it rains, you get puddles and the wires fall into the puddles and they catch fire and you get smoke incidents," Mr. Evans said.
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Kenyan women tramp through the same puddles to buy cheap Ugandan tomatoes.
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It's then I notice puddles of red juice all over the pavement.
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But they aren't meant to be submerged, so avoid pools and puddles.
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Here in the rainforest, water is everywhere, collecting in puddles and ponds.
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No longer will I have to swerve tiny puddles at 218 mph!
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I powered down the sidewalk, hopping over puddles and mounds of ice.
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But life — as we know it — needs more than just muddy puddles.
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A glossy set of of drums oozes into puddles of metallic goo.
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They stepped across large puddles as motorcycles with plastic windshields whizzed by.
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I grumbled as we dodged mud puddles and scooters and stray dogs.
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Along the dirt paths of Barcelona, human waste was forming into puddles.
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Observe how the raindrops dance and ripple on the surface of puddles.
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My family loves the water—oceans, lakes, rivers, pools, ponds, mud puddles.
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There were many puddles, though it was not, at the moment, raining.
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She moved where he steered her, less conscious of puddles than he.
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The warm-up pool is decorated with piles of dirt and puddles.
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That is, unless you want to spend months cleaning up puddles and piles.
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There are puddles on street corners on most days, even without any rain.
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Stories abound of desperate people eating vegetation and drinking from puddles and streams.
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On another level, the monotype is made of dried puddles of colored dust.
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Puddles of stagnant water where virus-carrying mosquitoes can breed persist along sidewalks.
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There were noises, puddles, odours, dampness, shapes that vanished, treetops overhanging our bodies.
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I had been jumping through those gross, deceptively deep New York City puddles.
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I watched them jumping in puddles, arms outstretched, willing more rain to fall.
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Pros: Stylish, leather construction, waterproof, not too expensiveCons: Not made for deep puddles
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Puddles of stagnant water cover the floors, creating a breeding ground for mosquitoes.
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Cuddle puddles — and cuddle parties — became popular in the last couple of decades.
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One moment, she said, she was looking at small puddles in her backyard.
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Here's what else is happening: Some people like watching the puddles gather rain.
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Walking around barefoot leads to unfortunate encounters with murky puddles on the street.
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The Metropolitan Fire Brigade cleaned up puddles of oil twice in one day.
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The road sounds like a river and is blinding with puddles of light.
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So broad was the regulation that it expressly excluded "puddles" from federal control.
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The explosion begins with two wooden barrels leaking puddles of the neon wildfire.
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Some of the most attractive mud puddles are those created by animals seeking relief.
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You have to drink water from puddles from watering holes where cows have been.
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What you don't see: Celebrities turning from composed actors to puddles of tears backstage.
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During Naz's commute to jail, we are shown murky puddles and dirty sewage drains.
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In fact, both features define the new YouTube-driven efforts by Bradlee and Puddles.
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Rescue workers stepped through puddles of blood to put out fires and remove victims.
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They arrive, are given glasses, drink the elixir dry, and dance themselves to puddles.
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It was a steamy day, and the field, dotted with puddles, smelled of rot.
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I usually just pull on some Doc Martens and try to avoid deep puddles.
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But, you may need to watch out for deep puddles before stomping in them.
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Heads Up The back alleys of most cities are ugly, collecting puddles and trash.
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They shape-shift into their surroundings as puddles and streams, largely beyond human control.
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The nights will go back to puddles and pissy urinals and over-priced cars.
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Yifei plays nearby, splashing in puddles and pushing a yellow racecar down the sidewalk.
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However, Field describes most businesses as currently having a series of small ponds or puddles.
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"Getting from place to place meant crossing mud and a lot of puddles," he said.
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We were laying in puddles of blood, and my girlfriend's friend was covered in blood.
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Flames had burned so hot, that they melted the metal from some cars into puddles.
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The patients have mutilated retinas, severed optic nerves, irises seeping out like puddles of ink.
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The rain created massive mud puddles, and many festival-goers found themselves caked in dirt.
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They are good when they decide to only roll around where there are mud puddles.
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There were puddles of blood on the sidewalk, and terrified onlookers were shouting for police.
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Opponents say its definitions are so broad that puddles could be put under federal control.
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Experts say the sport encourages strength, confidence and a chance to splash in mud puddles.
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Children play on muddy paths and large puddles full of refuse collect in open spaces.
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It was so cold outside, below freezing, that puddles from the fire hoses froze over.
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As I entered the park from the south, the ground was muddy with large puddles.
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Threads of fuchsia emerge from the organs and spill into stagnant puddles on the floor.
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It's wounded, wheezing, and worldly bathed in the scum of stagnating puddles on the street.
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Puddles of water collect along poorly paved roads, which are strewn with the occasional discarded appliance.
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Even puddles are ideal for presenting something well-known in a new, unfamiliar, and interesting way.
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I ride through more puddles and back to the cul-de-sac to return the bike.
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In my week with Volvo's curiosity, it attracted as many compliments as it did mud puddles.
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A well-written celebrity breakup statement has the power to reduce fans into quivering tear-puddles.
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PUDDLES of sewage dapple the potholed road into Hastings, a tourist hub on Barbados's southern coast.
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We can discuss, seriously, whether a lack of puddles demonstrates a "downgrade" of a video game.
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Many versions are graced with rubber-tipped heels — an extra layer of protection from springtime puddles.
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Everyone watching knew that all that frozen beauty would inevitably end in puddles in the floor.
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The rains had made deep puddles and she couldn't step across without spoiling her silken robes.
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We stomped through puddles, ran to catch trains, and rushed through hectic weekdays at the office.
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Gaiters prevent that from happening — puddles and streams are no match for this water-resistant footwear.
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We eat some lunch, then make our way to set, dodging deep puddles like land mines.
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Nobody ever helps me into carriages, or over mud-puddles, or gives me any best place!
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At dusk, male túngara frogs gather at the edges of puddles and sing to seduce females.
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Where I had envisioned puddles of melted cheese, I got raw white chunks pulled into shreds.
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"The old WOTUS rule put Washington in control of ponds, puddles, and prairie potholes," he continued.
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They have a single pitch which often fills with large puddles during Kenya's long rainy season.
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On the wet asphalt, slick from all the rain, we trudged through the puddles and tunnels.
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He's milking the diction-dairy, wiping up the puddles of Anglo detritus and scoffing the lot.
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On the road If you are driving, do not drive on flooded streets and avoid large puddles.
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Prepare the grad for the slosh through puddles with a pair of good rain boots from Hunter.
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I aimed for puddles, muddy ruts, and small streams with childlike abandon while out on my runs.
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When we get there, the twins run around and splash in the puddles remaining from the storm.
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The drizzling has semi-stopped and the pup and I go outside to jump in some puddles.
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Over 250 schools were closed last month as a health precaution while fish rotted in riverbed puddles.
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Not great for the candy, but I can't help it and laugh as I ride through puddles.
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"We were laying in puddles of blood and my girlfriend's fiend was covered in blood," Handley says.
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There are children splashing in the puddles like they've never seen rain before in their short lives.
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And for even the longest-legged among us, some puddles are too wide to be jumped successfully.
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Low-moisture cheeses tend to work best since they don't create stupid, soggy puddles on your pizza.
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You can splash in the rain or stomp through slush puddles in these boots without getting wet.
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Even mediocre figs turn into glistening, jammy puddles after a brief stint in a very hot oven.
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Mohammed Kassaf wears rain boots and wades through the puddles that submerge the floors of his tent.
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The mud puddles are full from the spring rains, they can go check them for tadpole eggs.
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Tiny cracks in my window let in snowflakes that turned to small puddles on my cement floor.
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In the dining room, a massive sculpture by Sinisa Kukec resembles two golden raindrops plinking into puddles.
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Cuddle puddles, and parties, are typically non-sexual activities whereby participants cuddle freely and enjoy human touch.
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I walked across the park one rainy afternoon, and I could see individual raindrops hitting the puddles.
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These range from theft and property destruction to scaring small children and making them fall into puddles.
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We saw a handful of creative shots, ranging from flipped cityscapes and sunsets to reflections in puddles.
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In a few places it had pooled into puddles big enough for people to wash their clothes.
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There is a set of rusting, homemade swings, monkey bars and slides that end in muddy puddles.
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"We were getting puddles of water in there every time it snowed or rained," Ms. Diani said.
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In footage from before the explosion, a large crowd was collecting liquid from puddles in yellow jerry cans.
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The most controversial cases revolve around creeks, ponds, and puddles that only exist for part of the year.
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Vultures loitered on balconies and around the pool, which was coated in grime and puddles of standing water.
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Just ask the audience of NBC's America's Got Talent, where Puddles has been performing to accolades this summer.
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Researchers identified more than 60 species of aquatic invertebrates that colonize these puddles, from tiny mites to tadpoles.
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It was raining and I stepped outside without an umbrella, feeling my sneakers soak up the city's puddles.
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When we walked through puddles, our toes felt chilly and we wondered were they wet or just cold?
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Children splash in puddles that turn your stomach and play amid mounds of detritus strewn across every path.
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She finally reduced the figures to primal muck: puddles of blood, vomit and feces soaked into the earth.
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Because jumping in puddles never stopped being fun: Target is doing a collaboration with Hunter Boots this spring.
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Bees were observed flying in its direction and visiting puddles of red juice around it on the sidewalk.
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A thick rubber sole gives these a classic, chunky rain boot feel that's perfect for stomping through puddles.
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Threaded throughout the book, again with debt to Ovid, are images of water: a pool, puddles, tears, rain.
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But subway riders and news outlets have documented puddles in the station and icicles hanging from the ceiling.
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It's morning after a night of rain, the sky an even, bright gray, and puddles fill the yard.
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And then I put all this nice lighting and reflections and reflective materials and rain puddles and everything.
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As far as other animals, you also have hydras, which are in ponds and puddles the world over.
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They drank rainwater from puddles to cool down during the day and shivered in the sand at night.
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A combination of mozzarella and Parmesan cover the top, melting into stretchy puddles as the whole thing bakes.
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She looks terrific now, and is getting roles that don't require her to fall down in mud puddles.
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But the avoidance of puddles is an interesting application of a feature that's just in its nascent stages.
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I become lost in the shapes, the curvilinear loops and puddles of color, contained within clean, purposeful lines.
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Without them, it's just a huge expanse of flat tarmac, dotted with shallow puddles that reflect the evening light.
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I've seen puddles in Teletubbyland, so some precautions should be made, especially given how clumsy the characters are. 17.
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They just needed to stay far, far away from mud puddles, if they wanted to make it to adulthood.
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At the complex, men washed using buckets in a shower area beside reeking portable toilets and giant mud puddles.
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In Capri Sun commercials, kids transubstantiate into especially viscous puddles of Capri Sun, in search of more Capri Sun.
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His name is Puddles, and he can croon like an angel who listens to a ton of Nick Cave.
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As we neared the road, splashing through the mud puddles, the van full of logs closed in behind us.
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Of course she would never want to employ a woman who's happily leaving adulterous love puddles on her chair.
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In the same large gallery is an icy sculpture installation, scattered around the floor like puddles after the rain.
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"Water has come through the ceiling resulting in large puddles on the floor around cabling and wiring," Chiller said.
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This is what happens to doggies who get in mud puddles—heavy-duty dog washing (and then a nap).
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There are large puddles representing Lake Pontchartrain and Lake Borgne, which are not really lakes but, rather, brackish lagoons.
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Before it's too late and you're stuck wading through puddles with wet socks, get a pair of Hunter boots.
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My brother and I swiped the still-hot, diamond-shaped pieces through puddles of oil dusted with chile powder.
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By noon, only a few flakes had fallen, and they quickly turned into puddles or slush on the concrete.
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Unlike water droplets, puddles or other liquid surfaces, the thin, rounded shape of bubbles makes them poor heat conductors.
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On sunny days, unexplained puddles seep from the floor, a problem Temple says has only worsened since the storm.
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Trilobites Ice from the Canadian Arctic has completely melted, leaving puddles of water in its place and scientists devastated.
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"They've got oceans of data and puddles of insight," Emily Collins, an analyst with Forrester Research, told the paper.
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And as these majestic creatures drink from puddles in the tall grass, the beauty of the terrain is suddenly overwhelming.
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The screen bleeding out of the frame in blurry puddles every which way might not be what the cinematographer intended.
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Users should check for puddles of water or move the unconscious person to a dry area before operating the device.
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Finally, there's Doctor Healmore, who wields a laboratory flask that can produces restorative puddles should anyone's HP fall dangerously low.
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They're soft puddles of clay, malleable, impressionable and clueless about the way sexuality has been blanketed by secrecy and shame.
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Public health workers are scouring Olympic venues and tourist sites for puddles, stagnant water and other areas mosquitoes lay eggs.
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Inside, the worst part was not the lifeless bodies lying in the dark, or the puddles of urine and shit.
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I usually have socks in my non-clothing bag because, for some reason, I step in a lot of puddles.
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"I've been kicking around from town to town for many years, singing my songs to the party people," Puddles writes.
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Young audiences are using PMJ, Puddles, and their peers to find their way back to the original Great American Songbook.
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She got a lot of attention for an excerpt in Vanity Fair that was about cuddle puddles and sex parties.
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You squeeze into cramped dens, sit on hard bleachers, and walk through puddles and shrubbery, swatting mosquitoes in the dark.
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Nearly 220,000 troops will launch a cleanup operation next week to eliminate puddles of stagnant water where the insects breed.
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KS: The fact of the matter is, them calling them cuddle puddles, it sucks all the sex out of it.
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We've seen their naked cuddle puddles and letter love necklaces, but this time, they're showing off the ultimate birthday present.
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There are milestones and tombs, And puddles on the road, and you can just imagine the whispering of the cistern.
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""This photo was taken after a rainy weekend in summer which left a lot of huge puddles on the ground.
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If there are large puddles on the road in heavy rain, that's already a factor forcing a driver to intervene.
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Trucks ripped through trenches, slinging sludge at those fans who weren't already diving into mud puddles of their own volition.
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"The Trump administration today has taken the next step toward stopping Washington regulation of Tennessee farmers' mud puddles," said Sen.
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And so we started to introduce the idea of varying the viscosity and adding layers to the mud puddles themselves.
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Their biggest problem is they're porous and can let water through if you wear them in the rain or puddles.
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So much champagne and beer flowed in the visitors' clubhouse on Saturday that there were standing puddles on the carpet.
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Some Kuna are facing moves to the mainland even sooner than that as puddles of water form on the islands.
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Huge puddles of muddy water line the slum's waterlogged paths, where the camp's early risers are already knee-deep in sludge.
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A fainting couch is the center of his attentions, with a peculiar detail — a pillowy intestine that puddles on the floor.
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They love getting into gross stuff — whether it's the trash, another animal's poop, dead birds, dirty puddles...the list goes on.
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And when I rode it around the streets of New York , I wasn't afraid of riding through puddles or over curves.
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Despite falling over and rolling around in cold puddles, every muscle in my body got a crazy workout during the class.
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You might be surprised just how much fun you'll have jumping those puddles when you know you look good doing it.
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We didn't have anything like Disney World, so when the rains came, she let us go outside and run in puddles.
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It is far too common to see plastic puddles lying on lawns, turning attempted decorations into the opposite of a decoration.
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And although there has been copious public messaging reminding people not to drink from puddles of rainwater, it has been happening.
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When I reviewed the Boosted Board earlier this year No longer will I have to swerve tiny puddles at 222 mph!
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I felt like puking, thinking of the polluted puddles that Marcos fished in the shantytowns of this godforsaken place, Asunción, Paraguay.
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On a brisk day this month, the Vinsons sidestepped puddles of melting snow as they walked through rows of solar panels.
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Traffic stands still, puddles get deceptively deep and even the most intrepid of us cowers in the wakes of passing cabs.
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Living in Asia had infected him with a sneaker fetish: he avoided puddles in order to protect his laceless Onitsuka Tigers.
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"The Wotus rule would have put backyard ponds, puddles and prairie pot holes under Washington's control," he said in a statement.
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While you're waiting for waves, there's not much going on so we'd fish, catch octopus, and collect salt from the puddles.
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Some sweep across the bamboo roof in high-pitched volleys, and some plop into the puddles one by one, luminous, like silver.
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I make a run for it, but A. would dance in the rain and jump in puddles all day if she could.
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He's obsessed with his four-wheeler and will venture all over the farm, exploring new territory and getting stuck in mud puddles.
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There were just puddles that we were sloshing through, where it feels like it's ankle-deep almost; that was kind of unbelievable.
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Locals are weary of being woken by drunken revellers, and picking their way through puddles of urine and vomit the next morning.
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She had survived by eating berries and mushrooms and drinking from creeks and puddles, authorities said, according to local TV station WKRG.
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Boreyko, a mechanical engineer, leads a lab at Virginia Tech that focuses on how fluids behave — including how puddles and droplets freeze.
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The rest of the week promises to be warmer, with lots of sunshine, bringing puddles and slush to a curb near you.
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Good examples include those rainbow-like drops of gasoline in puddles, or the complex colored patterns on the surface of soap bubbles.
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The rest of the streets, packed with red muck and pockmarked with puddles, turned shoes and pant cuffs the color of rust.
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In the parking lot, a guy pushing a broom through puddles of water said, "You're lucky you're retired, champ," and Ali nodded.
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I didn't want to see that field in Kunduz again, with its dark puddles reflecting the stars, its soybean shoots glowing white.
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" She adds, "In operation areas, water has come through the ceiling resulting in large puddles on the floor around cabling and wiring.
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It's not waterproof—people would have slipped in puddles, a non-starter for a walk-on-water art installation with no guardrails.
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The inverse colors give the snow an eerie, abysmal look, while the retiming makes it appear to sprout from puddles of water.
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But the benefit of a flocked artificial tree dusted with snow is that it won't melt and leave puddles on your floor.
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They say its definitions are so expansive that it could give the federal government authority over puddles, dry areas and farming ditches.
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But Dygert, who as a native of Washington state said she is used to riding in the wet, sliced through the puddles.
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Building Grit in Girls Through Mountain Biking Experts say the sport encourages strength, confidence and a chance to splash in mud puddles.
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As we weaved through the narrow pathways along the mountainside, Nate and I splashed through puddles, laughed uncontrollably, and simply enjoyed each other.
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Once they've consumed enough, they explode, and their bodies melt into bloody, gelatinous puddles that contain a piece of the Mind Flayer's sentience.
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Russian society is a huge sea of Viber, with puddles of WhatsApp here and there, and Telegram is for the small affluent margin.
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An absolutely average pizza spot on Prince of Wales, Norwich's bold and brash strip of clubs, takeaways, and puddles of luminously bright vomit.
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Every single damn episode of This Is Us is emotional and heartbreaking and bound to reduce us all to snotty, ugly-crying puddles.
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It flows unpredictably, swirling delicately like the puddles that form along the shoreline, or rushing dangerously from melody to melody like a riptide.
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Adverse weather conditions, large roadside puddles — these are just a couple of the hazards a broadcaster faces when they're out in the field.
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His oil and gas agenda would leave Native Americans high dry, or at least knee-deep in tar sands puddles of sick water.
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I poke my head in antique stores; I skip between puddles; I ponder over various collections of mallard ducks for far too long.
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I've worn my pair a handful of times in New York City, but luckily didn't come in contact with any rain or puddles.
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But critics of the rule warned it could extend the Clean Water Act over even puddles and ditches on private and state lands.
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Its large windows are ideal for people-stepping-in-snow-puddles-watching, and they open up for a pleasant breeze in the summer.
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City officials urged drivers to stay off the roads, while young men in big pickups gunned their way through puddles and flooded intersections.
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Insiders described leaks and water puddles near power cordsAccording to five of the people, several versions of Plenty's food-growing technology didn't work.
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The Shaffer Pool is now the Shaffer Dance Studio, where people say the spirit leaves puddles of water behind and makes splashing sounds.
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Overly aggressive EPA officials tell farmers they cannot manage or cultivate farmlands that hold isolated puddles merely a few days of the year.
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Sometimes, he said, as he surveys the drenched props and the puddles on the floor, he wonders: "Wow, how did I do that?"
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The wee freshwater fish survive in isolated desert pools, lakes made by flood water, even seasonal ponds that are little more than puddles.
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The fires were so hot that car wheels made of aluminum — which has a melting point of 237,22 degrees Fahrenheit — turned into puddles.
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Cords all over her body were tied up with pink scrunchies to keep her hair from sopping up all of Seventh Avenue's puddles.
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Plus, you can keep your attention ahead of you, instead of on whether your suitcase is dragging through puddles or catching on cobblestones.
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"It's so clogged they can't even find the water drain," Mr. Cuomo said, pointing at one of the many puddles of murky water.
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"Climate change, the trees, streams, and puddles, and birds, bugs, and frogs, attest, is not a matter of opinion or belief," she writes.
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In early November, rain finally fell across parts of New South Wales, providing some relief and hope as people reveled in the puddles.
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I'm a sucker for the slightly undercooked whole wheat "crust" and tiny mozzarella-tomato-sauce puddles that inevitably exploded out of the bottom.
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"All my life, I've been told to dry out puddles of water to stop mosquitoes' breeding," Ms. Littman, 52, said in a telephone interview.
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At temperatures below -4 Fahrenheit (-20 Celsius), bacteria can still multiply, albeit more slowly, according to one study, perhaps thriving on saline meltwater puddles.
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A van driver has been fired after a video, which seemingly showed the individual purposefully driving through puddles to splash pedestrians, was shared online.
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Other festivals include a boozy "pig and whistle" event and four-wheel mud rallies, which involve splashing through huge puddles on an off-roader.
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It's been raining a lot in southern California so we're all wearing our boots and are ready to stomp in some puddles and mud!
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The puddles now change in real time when it pours, and on some tracks you can see the rain approaching off in the distance.
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The half-mile to the arch was snow-covered and wound past prickly bushes, boulders, frozen puddles, cactuses and dead-but-still-standing trees.
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So let's talk a little bit first about your career and we'll get to cuddle puddles soon enough, and we'll explain what that is.
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It was so cute watching these tiny humans jumping and splashing in puddles, running around with the zillion balls we brought to play with.
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We enlisted four different women, some of whom are avid UGG wearers, to test the boots in Manhattan's grossest, slushiest snow piles and puddles.
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She drops the tadpoles off in little puddles of water up there in the forest canopy and makes a mental note of their location.
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He didn't know what caused the shooting but said that minutes later the scene returned to normal despite puddles of blood on the floor.
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But the number goes up in the weeks afterwards, when floods recede but standing puddles of water remain where mosquitoes like to lay eggs.
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Tasmanian Police admit they've been distracted by mud puddles during training, but their truffle detection skills will make them an ideal law enforcement partner.
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Deep puddles formed in the dirt parking lot and lightning broke through the late afternoon sky, which was dark gray, urgent with swift clouds.
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Wype detailers arrive at your car armed with non-toxic, plant-based proprietary cleaning products that require no additional water — no hoses, no puddles.
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Its natural state at this time of year, before the monsoon, would be a dismal sequence of puddles dirtied by industrial and human waste.
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Raincoats keep your pup warm in wet and windy weather while also keeping their coat a little cleaner as they splash around in puddles.
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Windows and car parts melted, hardening into bizarre puddles of glass and aluminum along a main drag where entire blocks of stores are gone.
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Since the weather can be unpredictable, we rounded up six styles that look great on a daily basis and can handle rain and puddles.
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In the meantime, watch your step if you're surrounded by any peanut shells, puddles of spilled beer, or even a good ol' banana peel.
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Pros: Reliable comfort without break-in period, interchangeable and custom tabs, multiple styles availableCons: Soak through quickly in rain or puddles, clearly show dirt
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At a building less than a mile away, tenants complained of deep puddles of sewage on the floors and mosquito larvae in the ceiling.
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Rivera and the others got off the tricycles, paid the drivers, and walked down an alley toward the river, dodging puddles as they descended.
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Children, many of them kept inside since Thursday, climbed over mud puddles to return to Donovan Park, a playground that was packed by midday.
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Once in the clear, people will venture outside; others will arrive back to their houses to clean up what puddles or debris they find.
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These fissures lead to puddles, melting, slush, depressions and other headaches that threaten the shack and require immediate attention, most often at 1 a.m.
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He would get into a position where he could photograph people climbing, jumping or walking through giant puddles of slush, cold water and snow.
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Puddles act as windows to the sky, in a series of paintings which present themselves as the perfect, natural vignette right after a rainshower.
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There's a whole song here about how you should never laugh at someone, because you might make them cry, complete with giant puddles of tears.
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We just sat there on the line, me in my bedroom, and her in that lonely parking lot, stained with puddles of tears for me.
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You may also need to croon like Puddles, the bearish, nearly seven-foot-tall character played by Michael Geier whose cover songs have gone viral.
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The Waters of the U.S. rule would greatly expand the jurisdiction of the water protection statutes to include small water bodies like puddles and ditches.
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Since we typically expect to see an inky spate of nothing in those puddles, it's always disquieting to somehow see sun, sky and clouds instead.
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Many Republicans and industries like agriculture and developers cried foul, arguing that the rule gave the Obama administration power over puddles and even dry ditches.
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They will include faux grass and gel-filled mats, shaped like puddles, that move like water if a shopper decides to dip in a toe.
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A blob of mist balances on top of a mountain; leafless trees contort themselves in slow-motion interpretive dance; heavy raindrops make the puddles boil.
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For those waiting, the terminal provides clusters of aqua-blue chairs that are scattered around almost haphazardly, like puddles might form after a quick rain.
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I spoke to a young woman who was given drugs and was pulled into one of these cuddle puddles and felt pressured into sexual activity.
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They held up well to New York City's brackish puddles without letting the water seep in, but they have great airflow despite the solid insulation.
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We dodged residents driving golf carts on the narrow roadways — there are very few automobiles on Tangier — and hopped over a number of large puddles.
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It's a nice feeling, though it took me a few rides to remember that I didn't have to carve around random puddles in the streets.
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The sleuths, a hastily organized team of amateur detectives, jumped into action even as the puddles of blood were still wet on the hallway floor.
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Camouflaged in a rainy March under cappuccino-colored puddles, they twist ankles, topple zigzagging scooters and turn car rides into brain-rattling off-road excursions.
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It breeds in drinking water barrels and street garbage puddles, hides in the dark corners of houses and often bites several humans before laying eggs.
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By the time the hail of bullets ceased, nine men lay on the ground in puddles of blood, and four others were gunned down outside.
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But that rule explicitly excludes puddles and most ditches, and it really only applies to streams and rivers that drain into major bodies of water.
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Dogs are typically infected by the disease through contact with water contaminated by rat urine — whether that's swimming in standing water or drinking from puddles.
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As we grow older, we try to quash that sense of playfulness; we forgo the joy of stamping in puddles and sliding down muddy banks.
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It can get messy, you have to watch for "puddles" sometimes, and you also have to be careful of the tiniest performers under your feet.
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Dr. Sharp, also a glaciology professor at the university, said there was water all over the floor, and steam rising from puddles of ancient water.
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At one point, she was involved in a company now run by her sister that sold chic covers for shoes to protect them from puddles.
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Pattinson said this "necessary" process has involved punching himself in the face, making himself dizzy, drinking mud from puddles, and even forcing himself to gag.
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Chino Amobi shuffles through slush puddles in an industrial neighborhood in South Williamsburg, pausing to note the "New World Order vibes" of a grayscale January day.
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"I walked in here and I saw the puddles and I saw the footprints," Pondt said of his first time entering his house after the fire.
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"What goes on between us no one has to know" When The Stormy Weather Has Got You Snapping Basic Pics of Puddles and Gray Skies:1.
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A squall of rain bursts over the scene, releasing the still-fresh ink into puddles and wisps as Broodthaers doggedly keeps trying to get something down.
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Puddles, who when not singing is silent, embraces the creepy clown stereotype, invading the space of audience members, sometimes even kissing or, be warned, licking them.
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Heck, even slush puddles — the scourge of Manhattan post-Blizzard of 2016, can kill a rat these days, no matter how smart the rodent may be.
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During heavy rainfall, slums often flood because of non-existent and or blocked drains, leaving puddles of stagnant water outside people's homes where mosquitoes can breed.
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If your vision of Mardi Gras is stumbling down Bourbon Street in a hoard of strangers stepping in very questionable puddles, you are only partially correct.
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A driver with Black & McDonald Limited in Canada was fired after a video of them swerving the truck into puddles and splashing pedestrians was posted online.
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That helped him learn some tricks that helped in Boston: avoiding puddles, sidestepping slick spots, keeping an eye out for slippery manhole covers and so on.
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Having invited themselves in, the Jennings and Tuan, along with the Morozovs, discover the unconscious boy, lying with his arms in two sticky puddles of blood.
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If you've ever shelled out a few thousand dollars (or more) for a Leica, you've likely kept it far away from pools, lakes, or even puddles.
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Of course, Harper's adorableness was too much for dad to handle, and he takes her by the hand to let her walk around the puddles herself.
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The Columbia Bugaboot IV Winter Boots protect your feet from the fierce cold of winter and wet icy slush puddles — plus, they're light on your feet.
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The only time he successfully got away from Froome was on Saturday, in the final finishing straight, which was filled with puddles after a driving rain.
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Once the grounds crew exited the field, perhaps Girardi began noticing the muddy puddles that had incrementally increased in depth along the borders of the dugouts.
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Republicans and business advocates say it extends federal reach over puddles, wet areas and other water and land that was never meant to have federal control.
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At one point early on, you come across a scene where there's puddles of water between you and a bunch of objects you need to swallow.
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Cooper Cole (Booth 15) Industrial gray and blue backgrounds give the simple silhouettes in the Los Angeles artist Geoff McFetridge's paintings the look of sticky puddles.
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The night before, slogging home in the drizzling dark through puddles of sodium orange and tail-light red, I suffer four near-misses in Stamford Hill.
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A water cannon truck fired regular water, followed by repeated bursts of colored water, staining protesters and nearby journalists and leaving blue puddles in the street.
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But let's just say that Sanders doesn't break through in the 2020 nominating contest and instead just puddles along picking off a state here and there.
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He walked along the wet sidewalk, crossing whenever the light turned green, turning right or left whenever he felt like it, stepping through puddles of slush.
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Then a cold snap kept all the puddles frozen for days, and every bird in the ZIP code showed up at my heated birdbath to drink.
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You'll also want to have your dog vaccinated against leptospirosis, as communal water bowls, puddles and other water features in dog parks can carry leptospira bacteria.
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The waterlogged fields suggested that a tsunami had recently receded, leaving the earth striated by long glassy puddles that acted as mirrors between the planting rows.
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Mosquito control is poor in India and small puddles of water exist across both rural and urban India, providing perfect breeding grounds for mosquitoes, Mavalankar said.
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You can use it to drink out of puddles, rivers, and other bodies of water, and it filters out anything that may make water non-potable.
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Early on, I met and photographed Hafej Ahmad, 35, as he crawled through muddy puddles of monsoon rain in the overflow area of Balukhali refugee camp.
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Some squinting will be required to block out the race and class stereotyping, as well as the puddles of sentiment scattered throughout the highly predictable plot.
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The town is identical to nearby towns: tiny and nondescript — its front lawns brown and dry, its trees bare, its pockmarked roads filled with oily puddles.
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I found some footsie socks at a Duane Reade and walked on, dodging the puddles on Park Avenue where building superintendents had hosed down the pavement.
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Once the water is drained into the Biscane Bay, the risk is reduced, but the concern remains for any leftover puddles or slow-moving bodies of water.
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When the staff spread out truckloads of drain rock and sand, the puddles that had been taking weeks to drain were siphoned off within a few days.
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On a muddy trail in the backwoods of rural Ohio, the Raptor thundered down a muddy trail, flattened bumps, smashed through craters and splashed through massive puddles.
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"If they get wet or muddy, they'll look like a dog that was caught in the rain, so you'll want to be careful about puddles," Kim said.
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A study published in the African Journal of Zoology details how the footprints elephants leave behind can fill with water, creating natural puddles that team with life.
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There are lots of black splotches, puddles, and pools — oil and sewage, as well as the recurring motif of an ugly little hand signaling a thumbs-up.
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Make the information matter to you When Dr. Bose was in high school, he said history bored him to the point of drooling puddles over his textbook.
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The festival falls at the end of the rainy season and this year's celebration was preceded by a downpour, leaving priests to parade around large muddy puddles.
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Leaks were a regular occurrence, puddles formed constantly, and extension cords used to power distant pieces of equipment would often be submerged or near water, they said.
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City and Olympic officials say they will inspect venues and tourist attractions daily to ensure they are clear of puddles and other possible breeding sites for mosquitoes.
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At one point, I was trying to convince myself that colorful reflections from all the big puddles of water would be a nice addition to the night.
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The rain mixed with sewage that was leaking from broken toilets, forming putrid puddles that seeped into the tents and prompted a vain scramble for dry spaces.
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Water puddles beneath them (these trees, though blasted, are still alive), and their amputated branches have been dressed with white plastic foam bundles that appear like tourniquets.
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In this life of stresses and anxieties, I've never found any better antidote than getting out on the fells and finding my way through puddles and woods.
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Children die from treatable ailments, protesters battle with national guardsmen in the streets, residents gather water from mud puddles and families cannot afford to bury their dead.
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Many wells have run dry, Dr. Abubakar added, so people drink from whatever puddles they can find, which may be contaminated by feces-borne diseases, including cholera.
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The high fashion rain boots come in various heel sizes, so you can choose your height dependent on the depth of area puddles if you'd like. Convenient.
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Equally, anyone who's sunk their share of hours into Wild Hunt, and perhaps its two expansions, will have regularly pounded the mismatched cobbles and muddy puddles of Novigrad.
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The rule was so expansive that the EPA felt it necessary to specifically exclude from its jurisdiction the puddles that form in your front yard after a rainstorm.
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" But Australian committee spokesman Mike Tancred told a local newspaper, "We do not need kangaroos, we need plumbers to account for the many puddles found in the apartments.
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Puddles will build as the rain keeps pounding down, and severe heat in the game's new featured track — Dubai — will affect how fast your tires wear, and more.
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The heat warps your vision, convincing you that puddles exist in places that haven't seen rain in months or that the scorched asphalt is vaporizing in the sun.
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That means snow crunches beneath your feet, grains of sand rub against your toes, and water splashes as you wade around in virtual puddles—at least in theory.
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The children's "battleground" is an unpaved street, soaked due to heavy rain: footprints and tires created a pattern of mud and puddles for the kids to fight in.
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But it was PMJ's collaboration with Puddles—a cover of Lorde's "Royals"—that went truly stratospheric: The video has been viewed more than 21 million times to date.
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Here's what else is happening: WEATHER Prepare for puddles: A sunny day with a high of 230 darkens with clouds overhead this afternoon, and a chance of rain.
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If the need arises, efforts to eradicate mosquitos can begin, as well as education efforts to limit large-scale breeding grounds, like water or puddles, can be initiated.
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Then she rode through puddles to the grocery store, where she scanned dozens of bicycles lining the sidewalk until she found a spot big enough to accommodate hers.
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Burned out cars, packed with the few possessions their owners could grab, litter the side of the road, their tires reduced to puddles of melted rubber and steel.
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Houses in the couple's price range, however, were either in need of a complete renovation, with problems like puddles in the basement, or endlessly quirky, Ms. Rodiek said.
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But it was controversial from the start, with accusations that it would give the federal government control over large swaths of the country, like dry land and puddles.
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There was safety in movement, in the traffic crawl of dusk, the swarming tourists, the streetlights, the taillights, the rain, Piccadilly Circus neon reflected in the evening puddles.
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Now it is now mostly flattened, its wires lying across roads or tangled in trees, its poles snapped in half, its transformers sitting in puddles of stagnant floodwater.
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" The WOTUS rule and puddles "So, this rule gave bureaucrats virtually unlimited authority to regulate stock tanks, drainage ditches, and isolated ponds as navigable waterways and navigable water.
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Doctor Endor nodded toward the two seats across from his desk, his hands held in front of him, palms curled up as if containing small puddles of water.
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One of them is Neal Road, where the skeleton of a car, its driver-side and passenger doors still flung ajar, sits askew in silver puddles of molten metal.
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Liquid nitrogen evaporates pretty quickly when it reaches the air, but it could form residual puddles or pools in the dish or cup in which the dessert is served.
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He made his first appearance quietly lurking onto the stage, carrying a Diogenes-style lamp in one hand and a suitcase emblazoned with "Puddles Pity Party" in the other.
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Woodell McGowan is "unable to mow his lawn due to large puddles of feces and urine that form on the edge of his property line," according to the suit.
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Her son Ty had cancer when he was a kid, and he always said that when he got better, he wanted to be able to jump in muddy puddles.
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Robert K. Boyce, the chief of detectives, said that inside, the vestiges of a stampede were left behind — overturned furniture, puddles of spilled drinks, and a bit of blood.
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It even had a "deck" — an array of unfinished planks — where I could stand and survey my territory: a dirt road, a mulch pile and a network of puddles.
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Parents and caregivers thump these portable playpens and high chairs down subway steps, bump them over broken curbs, and drag them through snow and puddles of who knows what.
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While it continued the next day, our girls and a friend splashed in puddles in the soaked yard, all of us unaware of how dangerous the situation was becoming.
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The dazed man, sprawled on his back, was a strange human presence down among the litter and the puddles, recasting the ordinary into the extraordinary, horrific yet almost holy.
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It's no different in Australia: an urbanizing country, as physically large as the United States, where towns of a few hundred people are fading like puddles in the sun.
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It's the perfect tool to undermine your worst enemies, turning them into soft puddles of kawaii cuteness, or elevate your idols to a level of beauty previously unknown to mankind.
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In Africa, it's—believe it or not—hippos, which seem downright adorable but are pretty nasty and somewhat larger than poodles, and at night in particular emerge from their puddles.
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BAMkids Movie Matinee: 'Singin' in the Rain' (Sunday) This film's title activity may not appeal to children as much as splashing through puddles, but it still has plenty of charm.
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Seeping puddles of spilled milk, an outline of a spaceship in tape, and a brightly illuminated refrigerator are among the sparse visual effects, although each is treated like something monumental.
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Earlier this year locals were forced to rescue fish and eels from puddles which formerly constituted the Selwyn river, after drought and over-exploitation caused long stretches to dry up.
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It's still not advisable to ride in the rain — slipping occurs easily — but you can now ride through puddles with no worries of damaging the electronic components of the board.
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Inside the domes—cold, echoey chambers that were empty save for the antennas and puddles of snow—he set up LED lights to add an element of drama and mystery.
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All photographs by Petya Shalamanova After a rainy but nonetheless "hella chill" start to the 25th Lollapalooza on Thursday, festivities continued through mud, puddles, and even more rain on Friday.
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We've found the best under-$100 styles to try out, guilt-free (and if you tread carefully in this winter's slush puddles, they'll still be in well into next spring).
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Shigeno fills this compact, 90-minute documentary with lavish, languorous shots of food: frames of pulverized mackerel and sludgy mud puddles of dashi broth that Tomita ladles carefully into bowls.
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"It's weird being rainkin [because] rain doesn't retain memories—it's water, it doesn't have a consciousness," one mused on a blog littered with artistic pictures of raindrops cascading into puddles.
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She pulled it out from under her bed, pages and pages of Snoopy stickers and stickers of frogs and cupcakes and bunnies in raincoats playing in puddles and Easter baskets.
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From the start of the albums opener "Fantas," her synth work bleeds and swells, less like marking out shapes on a canvas than dripping single drops of paint into puddles.
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The insect thrives in puddles, nooks and crannies common in Rio and other tropical cities peppered with chaotic and unplanned neighborhoods, where rainwater, open sewers and litter offer ample habitat.
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We saw a toddler's skin clinging to a tricycle; puddles of blood in a Damascus University cafeteria; a child's hand holding a book bag, no longer connected to a body.
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On especially cold mornings, when bitter temperatures overnight have frozen all the puddles, every songbird in Middle Tennessee, it seems, comes to my back deck to enjoy the heated birdbath.
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The bank, she hopes, will whisk her away from Kamchatka and her boyfriend's "garbage palace of a rental house," with its broken radiator and ankle-deep puddles of freezing water.
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Bare metal shrieked as powerful jolts of electricity passed through a furnace that melts scrap — like old cars and tossed-out refrigerators — into puddles, turning them into shiny recycled steel.
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When rain falls on the headquarters of a community college honor society, the Deckers themselves sometimes go up on the roof afterward to clear the gutters and sweep away puddles.
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Critical Shopper I walk into the new Acne Studios store all wet, winter rain running down my coat and shoes, and see there are already puddles all over the floor.
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I know that Port Authority is a maze of twisty little urine puddles, but even Eli Manning is wily enough to note the EXIT signs and then follow the arrows.
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As I looked around El Barretal, where just a handful of port-o-potties service the whole population and kids play in fetid puddles, a health crisis also seemed imminent.
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I've had to deal with many puddles in my life, but if I knew people were watching maybe I'd showboat a bit, but probably just grace and power over it.
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Employing her attuned brand of heavy, well-built beats that made the stage's puddles of mud tremble, the Russian DJ captured my full attention for the entirety of her set.
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For example, two forms of the malaria-transmitting mosquito Anopheles gambiae have adapted to rice paddy fields versus puddles in West Africa, and both of them are strongly associated with humans.
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Since they are paying for it, the women and girls who collect the water also take more care now not to spill any, leaving fewer puddles in which mosquitos can breed.
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As a final touch, I add chunks of fresh mozzarella right at the end, broiling everything until the edges are singed ever so slightly and the cheese oozes in milky puddles.
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Soon everyone was carting out Hilltop provisions and anticipating an easy date with the Saviors, whom Daryl, Abraham and Sasha had reduced to "pieces and puddles" in the first go-round.
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One old woman, who had neither a cart nor a jerrycan, sat on the road, legs stretched out, dipping a collection of plastic water bottles into the puddles that had formed.
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Puddles can be more experimental, with stunts like singing "Pinball Wizard" to the tune of "Folsom Prison Blues"—regularly earning hundreds of thousands of viewers and occasionally scoring a viral hit.
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Earlier this month, Giudici Lowe revealed she took her son to the beach for the first time when she shared a cute photo of Samuel jumping into puddles in the sand.
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On the day I brought the Predator home, it had just rained, and while the streets were dry, puddles of brown, stagnant awful lay in a pedestrian's path at every intersection.
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Despite decades of studying Venus from afar, and sending off probes to melt into metallic puddles on its surface, we still don't understand why our nearest neighbor is a toxic hellscape.
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Spring is just around the corner (read: slushy snow, downpours, and huge, unavoidable puddles), and nothing puts a damper on your day like a soggy, wet pair of socks and sneakers.
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Compulsive tail chasers mimic the self-soothing flapping of people on the spectrum, while pets who are terrified by things like puddles of water suggest an autistic person's seemingly irrational fears.
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I wore the Phil Mid boots all throughout winter, slopping through sludgy sidewalks and plenty of puddles, and the full-grain leather upper held up to its billing as totally waterproof.
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Along with preventive measures to prevent puddles and other possible mosquito breeding grounds around venues and tourist sites, authorities are asking athletes and visitors to use insect repellent and protective clothing.
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Through puddles and still-unpaved swampland we traversed, arriving at Borscht's funeral pyre: a screen reading "In Loving Memory," playing every Borscht film on high speed, two ladders on either side.
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The Brazilian and American teams were already assured of spots in the next round, and their coaches were not willing to watch key players melt into puddles in the Amazonian heat.
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Emo has toured the world with some of the wittiest comics on the globe including the crooning clown Puddles Pity Party and the song satirist and accordion master "Weird Al" Yankovic.
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I stare down the adversity and let it seep into my bones, the way slush fills your shoe when you step into one of those puddles that's somehow a foot deep.
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The sun was coming up over the wreckage, casting a dreamy light on broken houses, huge puddles, and ghostly figures wandering through the little town that had no road leading out.
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But by afternoon many people had been rescued by bus or ferried by ship from the airport, where puddles still stood on the main runway after it was inundated on Tuesday.
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Given the cracked tarmac, occasional mud puddles and tricky four-step climb to a latrine at the court, Ms. Bormann gave up wearing her Christian Louboutin heels at Guantánamo years ago.
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Mamo, 36, said his feet quickly froze as he walked through puddles of water and his hands stung from having to take off his gloves so many times during the operation.
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Where there had once been visible curbs and intersections, there were now snowy hillocks to navigate, puddles of unknown depth to vault and daunting bogs of slush to challenge balance and reflexes.
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Then brave the slush puddles to go around the corner to the Shop at the Standard, High Line, which is hosting a book signing and celebration, also from 2119 to 9 p.m.
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"Sometimes the vocals in contemporary songs get buried in the mix or they're delivered in a way that makes it difficult to understand the words," Puddles wrote in an email to VICE.
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From the classic chicory cafe au lait to third-wave coffeehouses sporting more Chemex than there are puddles of vomit on Bourbon Street, all your coffee needs will handily be met there.
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In New York, initially determined to use his father's death to give himself the strength to go clean, he quickly puddles into a blackout orgy of booze, Quaaludes, cocaine, speed and heroin.
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We're all just built to form and grow and create something new before dissolving back into the puddles we came from, and I swear to god I'm not even high right now.
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There's digitalist mallet work that rumbles like acid rain on a hot day, sampled or synthesized water sounds that feel like rolling around in puddles of industrial runoff, or twitchy piano lines.
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The dashcam footage, posted Friday, shows a large Ford vehicle with a ladder and other items atop swerving all over the lane in Ottawa, driving toward puddles and splashing those walking past.
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The play itself feels fluid and easy, but as you advance you have to learn to burrow under lava puddles and leap chasms to avoid arrows being fired at you by knights.
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And mosquito-borne diseases like dengue, chikungunya and Zika are likely to explode, with hurricane debris and rain puddles forming a perfect breeding ground, and homes open to the burgeoning mosquito population.
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"The river's now just a series of ponds and puddles," said Wayne Castonguay, the executive director of the Ipswich River Watershed Association, which measured record low flows in the river all summer.
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That's the event that's as close as the Olympics get to an obstacle course — there are big hurdles called "barriers" that the runners can step on if they want, plus giant puddles.
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Women stood in elaborate, old-fashioned white dresses during the reverential "Pray You Catch Me," then fell to the stage in puddles of bloody red light as the song's sorrow grew overwhelming.
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The Jeep Wrangler is a rugged SUV that bears a resemblance to military vehicles and has historically been meant for enthusiasts interested in plowing through giant mud puddles and crawling up boulders.
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I found him one recent morning in the vineyards amid frozen puddles and white frost, tying hooks to the wires that steady the grapevines — work my grandfather and other ancestors once did.
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This can be particularly helpful to flag a missing ingredient, omitted oven temperature, or when a recipe mistakenly calls for twice the necessary amount of molasses, turning cookies into sad, goopy puddles.
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It wants to tell us that it isn't strange that the puddles in the museum parking lot reflect the night sky so clearly that it feels like you're running across the stars.
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At the outdoor ice rink at Brookfield Place in Battery Park City, the staff put up cautionary wet floor cones in the puddles that had formed from water melting off the rink.
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Or it may have been about the increase in those plush, lounge-about bedding platforms at the way back, the site of many cuddle puddles (and perhaps, uh, more) throughout the fest.
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The opening volleys of the Trumpcare fight bear some uncanny resemblances to the Obamacare saga, with Republicans stepping in many of the same puddles their Democratic colleagues did back in 2009 and 2010.
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That he should finish just a 10th of a second outside that mark on a wretched night with the rain tumbling down and puddles on the track suggests it was a superior run.
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Someone who works at a marketing company in Newcastle, England has set up a camera in front of what looks like one of the largest, seemingly inescapable, un-crossable puddles in Drummond Park.
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In the past month and a half, I've seen comedy shows featuring a stern, sadistic clown (in "Firegeth" at the Bell House) and a mopey sad sack in huge shoes ("Puddles Pity Party").
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In fact, Puddles is part of an increasingly popular online community of artists who have fused 21st century songwriting to Tin Pan Alley styles to create something that feels both fresh and classic.
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This is disgusting, especially in the summer: those sticky, brown puddles of trash leak baked in the sun are bound to reawaken that ancient survival instinct that feeds into the emotion of disgust.
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Mix them in a bowl (I mean, sure, you could sieve the ingredients if you've got too much time on your hands) and then drop them in little puddles onto a hot pan.
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The 2016 Emmy awards more than came through for the catharsis-loving television fans of the world on Sunday, providing a number of heartfelt moments that reduced us to blubbering puddles of emotion.
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From wild dancing (she can't be controlled!) to necking in puddles, this is the worst-case scenario our parents had in mind when we wanted to go out and play in the rain.
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But a British travel company wants to save you from having to sidestep puddles of pale green vomit by taking you on a different kind of St. Paddy's pub crawl… in North Korea.
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Here's what it looks and sounds like inside: Open sewage and puddles of runoff From the fields outside at the sports complex, it's common to see -- and hear -- helicopters flying through the air.
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Welsh's intense delivery and Otto's shimmering synths have a habit of turning audiences into puddles, and caught the eye of Lorde, who brought the relatively unknown band on tour with her in 63.
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For the project, CSAIL PhD student Andrew Owens and postgrad Phillip Isola recorded videos of themselves whacking a bunch of things with drumsticks: stumps, tables, chairs, puddles, banisters, dead leaves, the dirty ground.
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In fitness classes all over the country, studios are trying to reduce their patrons to puddles of exhaustion, so they can re-solidify as muscle-clad terminators with giant biceps sticking out everywhere.
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Traveling in Gambia at the hottest, wettest time of year tested my physical stamina, my relationship with my older brother (still intact) and my ability to sleep in puddles of my own sweat.
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Cows and humans jumped for joy in puddles, while others shared scenes of city life, like beads of rain on window screens, that only the fire-and-drought-tortured could see as beautiful.
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Those wonderfully distinct puddles are the reason I opted for chunks of fresh mozzarella rather than grated, which would have melted into a more even blanket of cheese, but without the pockets of intensity.
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By expanding compatibility for ray tracing to Nvidia's older cards, more people can test out global illumination in Metro: Exodus, or see the reflective puddles in Battlefield V without having to buy new hardware.
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And, because the shoes are not waterproof, rain and snow can still seep through — so, it's still probably not a good idea to go jumping in puddles in your precious, brand-spankin'-new Uggs.
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In Puddles' hands, it became a bleeding torch song, something out of the movie Cabaret, maybe, or perhaps a piano bar—but nothing likely to have been written or performed in the 21st century.
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Dodging slow-moving citizens, stepping in questionable puddles, getting dripped on or blasted by random puffs of hot garbage breeze — all to miss your train as the doors slide closed right in your face.
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The EPA has countered that the language of WOTUS is intended to clarify which waterways will be protected, and that the focus will remain on critical waterways, not trivial suits for ditches or puddles.
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Two years ago, Hunter launched a challenge with the ROHHAD Association called #GoMadForROHHAD, which asked people to post videos of themselves jumping around in mud puddles before challenging three friends to do the same.
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The Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system is taking aim at its number one problem — with a new strategy designed to contain the puddles of urine and eliminate lingering pee smells inside its elevators.
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I bombed the ditch until the mud puddles in the soybean field steamed, until the soybean shoots themselves melted, until it seemed as though I were standing in the ditch and bombing the field.
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Cyanobacteria are normally unobtrusive year-round residents of puddles, ponds and lakes and usually do not make themselves known until they undergo a spurt of abnormal population growth called a bloom, producing visible scum.
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On a miserable Sunday in late November, rather than curl up with a cup of hot cocoa, I dodged puddles to get to an open house for a four-bedroom colonial in my neighborhood.
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With smoke still hanging in the upper reaches of the cathedral and firefighters sloshing through ankle-deep puddles, officials found that one of the largest of the tapestries, "The Last Supper," had been damaged.
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But in small murky puddles that come after heavy rains in parts of East Africa, another killifish, called Nothobranchius furzeri, or the African annual fish, has developed its own unique adaptations to its environment.
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Over the course of three-hour sessions, twice a week, much of our time was spent peeling off skin, hacking away at tough tissue, or suctioning the fluids that gathered in puddles around the body.
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Sunshine Woman thought the truth of it was he didn't want his woman to have to step down into the street, as it was rutted with puddles because there had been bad rains and flooding.
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From the outside, it looks like an industrial estate, surrounded by wire fences, with young men wandering aimlessly between bits of dismantled cars and puddles, as guards stand at their kiosk frowning at the entrance.
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Her Turner Prize presentation, which incorporates elements of all three, is composed of a tableau of surreal shapes and forms: a floating red velvet caterpillar with udders, sickly-green disembodied hands, and orange marbled puddles.
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But if you like to keep a comfortable business casual look during the workweek, this is a solid shoe for handling the occasional rainy day and all the puddles you might pass on your commute.
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When I arrived, it was the end of the rainy season, and the sky still opened up for intense downpours in the middle of the afternoon heat, causing puddles to pool and gutters to overflow.
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You raced through areas of the facility, saving cocooned prisoners from a chest-burst-open fate (those are some hella healing hands she's got there), exploding an array of xenos into puddles of sizzling goo.
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The fashion tribe, too, bundles up against the bracing winds and gingerly navigates the snowdrifts and icy puddles that can often accompany the (ironically timed) spring/summer shows of New York Fashion Week each February.
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"Some squinting will be required to block out the race and class stereotyping, as well as the puddles of sentiment scattered throughout the highly predictable plot," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in her review for The Times.
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They feature a slip-on style for easy on and off (along with a helpful finger loop on the front), and the lack of a tongue and laces prevents leakage in low snow and puddles.
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Going even further in Ford's quest for utopia, so-called sanitation squads operated across the outpost, killing stray dogs, draining puddles of water where malaria-transmitting mosquitoes could multiply and checking employees for venereal diseases.
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Dry seasons normally don't phase people from Madagascar, known as Malagasy, but a drought that began two years ago has reduced rivers like the Mandrare to glorified puddles, resulting in failed crops and severe acute malnutrition.
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The stuff came in twenty-pound pails that stunk like a dinosaur's crypt, and it bogged in fat inky puddles that we spread around with long-handled squeegees and the intense inexpertise native to hungover teens.
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Read more: Everlane's $75 rain boots for women handled slush and puddles after heavy rain in New York CityFor days when the weather isn't a concern, the SeaVees Mariners are still a nice shoe to wear.
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Puddles and smears of blood as well as bloody ropes were discovered in the Bend apartment of 31-year-old Bryan Michael Penner, an ex-boyfriend of missing Sara Gomez, according to the local newspaper there.
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Aside from his usual misleading platitudes, for instance that the Obama-era Clean Water Rule would have regulated puddles (it explicitly does not), Pruitt has generously scattered rhetorical chaff to obscure any wrongdoing at the EPA.
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But in an industry where even at the biggest firms, team-building cuddle puddles and micro-dosing mushrooms at work are encouraged, the idea of finding new unchartered ways to love each other seems very normal.
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The best is when that feeling comes from something you don't expect—such as when it emerges from a short video of a van in Ottawa intentionally hitting puddles to splash the fuck out of pedestrians.
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All seven people described large puddles of water with wires running through them and said they worked with heavy and bulky equipment that they believed was at risk of falling on other equipment or on workers.
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On the other hand acts like Black Dice, Moskos, and Wolf Eyes reduce the high-flying riffery to sickly guitar puddles, a suggestion that nothing's as good as you remember it—and that now's even worse.
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"If we leave, or are removed from the slums, frustration and pain will be a killer," said Colbot's female community chief Yo Thoronka, frowning as she watched pigs feed from litter-strewn puddles outside her home.
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Third, in response to farmers' concerns, the Clean Water Rule added a new exemption for certain types of ditches and puddles, to ease the concern that EPA would start regulating minor water bodies on farmers' properties.
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Several hours of heavy rain and thunderstorms forced pilgrims to take cover in tents and trudge through puddles, with civil defense warning of possible flooding throughout the evening but denying any adverse effects on the rituals.
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Like me, they were impressed with the van's ability to navigate through less-than-ideal driving conditions with steady rain, large puddles, debris strewn across streets, and pedestrians with umbrellas trying to get out of the wet.
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They said they worried the law would create confusion as to which bodies of water were under federal jurisdiction and would negatively impact farmers, who believed puddles and streams on their property could be subjected to regulations.
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Aside from being busy producing a bunch of weird Food Network shows, the dude is 66 now—maybe just a little too old for sloshing around in giant puddles of gak and getting tackled into inflatable swamps.
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"It was just like a fierce battle the whole time, plowing through 30-mile-per-hour headwinds and rain and dodging puddles," Chichester, a member of the New York running team the Dashing Whippets, told BuzzFeed News.
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I witnessed some real shit: hammer curls in the squat rack, men in jeans sadly attempting to do pull-ups, protein shakes spilled on the floor and left to congeal in puddles of apathy and good intentions.
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The dengue virus is spread by the Aedes aegypti mosquito which has grown rapidly along with urbanization and globalization because it thrives in tropical mega-cities and is easily spread in goods containing small puddles of water.
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The thin layer of rubber on the sole of the shoes adds some protection in light rain, but you'll want to avoid wearing them in heavy downpours or through puddles because water will absorb into the jute.
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This is not just because of the imagery, which, in the first half, is heavy with depictions of water — raining on windshields and inside musty rooms, rippling in puddles, trickling in a tear down a character's cheek.
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Cuddle parties and puddles are found outside of San Francisco, but they are a bit more of a trend in the city specifically, as the work demand of tech leads to what some have called scheduled intimacy.
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In the past year, Barragan has helped fellow residents identify and destroy mosquito breeding grounds - from water stored in containers and buckets in homes to puddles of water, rubbish and discarded tyres in city streets and parks.
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In the past year, Barragan has helped fellow residents identify and destroy mosquito breeding grounds - from water stored in containers and buckets in homes to puddles of water, rubbish and discarded tyres in city streets and parks.
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They weren't real soldiers, just men who played the part for a few weeks a year—accountants, salesmen, high school coaches—overweight, milk-smelling men with ham-slice complexions who turned to puddles in the summer sun.
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The tension as you set out to cross an exposed section of the game would be palpable in the extreme—and then comes the rumble, ripples on the puddles in pure Jurassic Park style, the rustle of foliage.
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Under a blazing hot sun, white terns cruised overhead and dotted the trees, their fuzzy chicks cooling themselves in puddles by the side of the rough path Mr. Obama passed over as he took in the lush landscape.
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But the videos of his works being made are catnip for our eyes, with pools, puddles, and cascades of popping paint oozing over boxes and canvases, piling up like layers of icing on some reality TV baking contest.
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The GOP says the administration is seeking to assert federal control over puddles, ditches, areas that are occasionally wet and other large sections of private or state land in violation of the intent of the Clean Water Act.
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When she shot into space in 1998 on the space shuttle Discovery's last trip to Mir, the since deorbited Soviet space station, the force pulled tears from her eyes and into her ears, where they pooled like puddles.
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He was then given a tough assignment to reach the final, but despite the tight bend and the water puddles in Lane 225 from the relentless rain, he powered through to qualify second from his heat in 27.
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Whether the economy slows or slides into a recession, the savvy millennials who prepare for softer economic conditions will not only be able to weather out the economic storm but may also find themselves splashing away in the puddles.
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"The Olympic and Paralympic venues will be inspected on a daily basis during the Rio 2016 Games to ensure there are no puddles of stagnant water and therefore minimize the risk of coming into contact with mosquitoes," organizers said.
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For instance: The rule also explicitly exempted a number of bodies of water often found on farms, such as puddles, ditches, artificial ponds for livestock watering, and irrigation systems that would revert to dry land if irrigation were to stop.
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Other upcoming events include a collaboration with singer and entertainer Puddles Pity Party for his Fox Theatre show in November and an interactive mural and door to be installed at the Atlanta Convention Center and Visitors Bureau near CNN that month.
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The Aedes aegypti's ability to breed in everything from damp flower pots to small puddles on the ground presents a particular challenge to some of the more populous nations in Asia, where sanitation and access to clean water is poor.
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Jamaica's Omar McLeod splashed through the puddles to win the first heat but compatriot Carter, completely thrown by running in rain for the first time, was disqualified from heat two after hitting a hurdle and going out of his lane.
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Up and down the street, water had topped mailboxes and left behind puddles of dirty water, a festering stink and a faint line of grime inside each house where the water had stagnated, usually a couple of feet off the floor.
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Could it be, at least in part, because enshrining durable regulatory reform would get the EPA out of our hair and our mud puddles, and negate the need for Republican politicians and their endless promises to tame out-of-control bureaucrats?
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His first undertaking: the Circuit of Ireland Rally, in which a driver teams up with a partner who, during the race, reads a detailed description of the course ahead to help prepare for potential problems like corners, jumps and puddles.
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Play was suspended and, during the wait, Djokovic came on court, borrowed an umbrella from a fan and did a Gene Kellyesque tour of the court without singing or stomping in any puddles before eventually resuming play for a brief period.
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Some who had come to Bryant Park to skate took one look at the puddles and changed their plans, like Alli Keleman who brought her daughter, Emma, and seven of her friends from Staten Island as part of Emma's birthday celebration.
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"The Obama administration's outrageous Waters of the United States rule would have put backyard ponds, puddles, and farm fields under Washington's control," said Senator John Barrasso, the Wyoming Republican who is chairman of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee.
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MOSUL, Iraq — In this war-battered city, acting students picked their way to rehearsals over chunks of concrete late last month, avoiding stairs that might give way, circumnavigating puddles of fetid water and always keeping their distance from men with guns.
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There will also be sprinklers embedded in the grass to irrigate the fairways, miles of spray hoses used by maintenance crews and, according to the weather forecast, rain showers that might create temporary puddles in the parking lots and walkways.
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My planet also has live, feathered, beaky skeletons flying through the environment, and big, heavy creatures that are tusked and trunked and have sad, long memories and wash their bodies in cold mud puddles and know who their babies are.
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Now, he and the family live in squalid conditions in a muddy field with open sewage and barely any clean running water He and his friends, some without proper footwear, play in the brown puddles of water to pass the time.
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On that frigid night, he wore long underwear, jeans, a fleece vest and jacket and a watch cap as he made his rounds, nodding to the homeless across from The New Yorker Hotel on 8th Avenue, skirting puddles, trash and traffic.
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George Avgoustis, a Fort McMurray grocer whose store had puddles of melted ice cream seeping into the aisles and rotten meat oozing out of packaging at the start of a two-week cleanup, said his experience has been good, at least so far.
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These fires are almost unstoppable and behave in ways that shock fire scientists—hurling firebrands up to fifteen miles away, forming vortices of superheated air that melt cars into puddles within seconds, and generating smoke plumes that shroud distant cities in apocalyptic haze.
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If that rain were channeled into storage containers in houses, there would be fewer times when untreated waste waste water got dumped into local water supplies, less money spent on water treatment, and a lot fewer giant mutant puddles blocking off intersections.
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There are guys with dreadlocks hula-hooping, "cuddle puddles" in mud, body-painted women dancing in drum circles, bearded old naked men who look like Gandalf the Rainbow, and plenty of other things that would make any self-respecting unenlightened office worker cringe.
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I don't know why we're told about Catherine the Great's dissection of her deceased husband's heart, the two-dozen lovers taken up by an English diplomat's wife in 1783, or the Bolshevik orgies in which pools of blood mixed with puddles of wine.
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"You see, texture aversions in children who are not allowed to play with their food as a child, or able to do messy play and get their hands dirty in the garden in mud or puddles," says dietician and nutritionist Annemarie Aburrow.
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Back then Wild Beasts made music that a lot of people found a little less than palatable; coming off like Percy Shelley in Pryzm, they conjured operatic scenes from the pissy-puddles of the very ordinary romance of the British at night.
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We step over sodden blankets and clothes buried deep in the mud, over piles of rubbish and puddles of what looks like human urine, and start to clear away the branches and shrubbery from the area that is to be their new home.
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Our lazy getaway ended abruptly the next morning in a forest clearing where Sigrid van der Zee of Pandora Travel Lesvos urged us into her red Jeep for a boisterous ride through muddy mountain roads, beeping for fun as we splashed through puddles.
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You cannot but enjoy the way the neon signs and streetlights are mirrored in the myriad puddles created by the cracked sidewalks; but as you leap over them you land down hard on the concrete, sometimes with water on your pant legs.
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Olympic officials have promised venues will be inspected on "a daily basis in order to ensure that any puddles of stagnant water — where the mosquitoes breed — are removed, therefore minimizing the risk of athletes and visitors coming into contact with mosquitoes," Reuters reports.
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She paints the couple, and the boar who kills Adonis, with a watery black wash familiar from Chinese literati painting; the lines of Venus' hair or Adonis' arms appear calligraphic at times, while their bodies and mouths are puddles bleeding into one another.
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"You don't want to drain yourself by training in too harsh of conditions," says Courtney Frerichs, who is competing in the steeplechase at the World Championships, a 3,000 meter race in which runners must leap over barriers and into large puddles of water.
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Jang had to play 30 holes after resuming her third round at the crack of dawn, and conditions deteriorated in the afternoon as steady rain left parts of the course under water, prompting staff to use leaf blowers to clear puddles from the greens.
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Quezon City, the Philippines (CNN)It's monsoon season in the Philippines and in a ramshackle neighborhood in Quezon City, near Manila, a sudden downpour has left gray puddles in the rutted streets and fat, dirty drops of rainwater steadily dripping from corrugated metal roofs.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Track workers of New York City's subway system, the largest in the country, will drop bug-killing larvicide tablets into puddles of stagnant water to help combat and stem any threat of mosquitoes carrying the Zika virus, the governor's office revealed.
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Light-colored rain boots can seem like a bad decision as you walk through dirty conditions, but Everlane's were easy to wipe down, plus the toe — which often endures the bulk of encounters with puddles and other grimey obstacles — has a black rubber reinforcement.
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For a small fee, visitors are provided lockers for their shoes, before setting off on a path designed to heighten one's attention to the senses, from the painful spike of walking across wood chips or on gravel, to the squishiness of traipsing through mud puddles.
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The burdens of living in a city that cedes basic human needs like comfort to productivity and efficiency are made exponentially worse by frigid treks to the subway, deceptively deep icy puddles and the indignity of overheated apartments that dry out skin and sinuses.
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There was a sodden mattress, a turned-over box spring, a pile of torn drywall, old tires and a dozen plastic bottles lying on their sides; there were scummy puddles caught in the tires and an inch of old rainwater in the soda bottles.
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MORE. The rule, which strengthened the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) authority over minor water bodies like wetlands, streams and ponds, had been labeled by opponents as a massive federal land grab that would give EPA the ability to regulate ditches, puddles and soggy ground.
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What's happening: Large-scale sensor simulation enables a fast and reliable path towards perception system development by testing thousands of scenarios under hundreds of different conditions, from the size and distribution of the puddles to the speed and direction of vehicles and environmental backscattering and absorption.
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"They had him surrounded," said Kent Desormeaux, who had Exaggerator skipping over the puddles like a water scooter while Nyquist was fighting off his challengers through a wicked half-mile of 46.56 seconds and a taxing three-quarters of a mile in 1 minute 11.97 seconds.
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It comes garnished with shady Russians, a shot of racial politics (Strickland talks to Zelda about "your people," meaning African-Americans), puddles of blood, and a healthy feminist impatience with men who either overstep the mark or, like Zelda's husband, sit on their butts and do zilch.
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You waddle over to the bathroom, braving the acrid stench of old piss and freshly cut coke, tramping through the ominously dark puddles on the floor, standing shoulder to shoulder with a bloke talking to himself, sweat threatening to send him the way of the Snowman.
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Grown men, the kind who wear suits, like, 95 percent of the time they are awake and make more money in one month than you will ever see in one place, can be reduced to roiling puddles of emotion just because a guy left their team.
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By the end, the only cloud that remained over the event was the jarring exit of Paris Jackson, who had pranced in puddles barefoot for the photographers before the show, but stalked out in a rage as the first model made her way down the runway.
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He was then given a tough assignment to reach the final from Lane 103, but despite the tight bend and the water puddles from the relentless rain, he powered through to qualify second from his heat in 20.14, just behind Isiah Young of the United States.
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With "Ruler Rebel," he is taking up a new challenge: uniting the spare, rippling power of trap music (Southern hip-hop known for its austere beats and deep puddles of bass) with a range of parallel inspirations, from Sergio Leone's spaghetti-western themes to New Orleans funk.
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American problems are routinely rebranded as "opportunities"; hence the filthy bathroom in our local supermarket displays a sign saying, "If this restroom fails to meet your expectations, please inform us of the opportunity," as if reeking puddles of urine are merely an inspirational occasion for personal growth.
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Mr. Stiller's production company, Red Hour, has been busy creating content for the peripheral characters in the movie, like a faux infomercial featuring Kristen Wiig's surgically enhanced designer, Alexanya Atoz, hawking her Youth Milk concoction made from desert flower cactus and distilled water from natural street puddles in Indonesia.
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On rainy days, I typically find myself struggling to choose the lesser of two evils: sacrificing my sneakers that are alright at keeping my feet dry but probably too nice to get soaking wet, or wearing winter boots that are fully waterproof, but definitely overkill for rain and puddles.
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Stephanie Borns-Weil, who took over from Dodman as program director at the Animal Behavior Clinic at Tufts last year, has seen a golden retriever obsessed with water too: it would get into the bathtub with the kids, or stand in puddles on its walks and refuse to move.
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Oil here was easy to retrieve — so close to the surface that local boars would often be spotted rolling in the puddles, which formed after leaks — and so became a major economic force in the area, peaking in the 1920s when more than 650 wells dotted the landscape.
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The downpour lasts only a few minutes, but it is intense enough to drench almost everybody at Den Dreef, Leuven's home stadium, and it means that for the first half-hour of Leuven's game with Lierse, the ball spends much of its time coming to rest in puddles.
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Since these types of cheeses usually turn into structure-less goop puddles by the time they reach 60 days, most of the young goat milk cheeses you'll find in the states are made from milk that has been pasteurized, a process that sterilizes milk by exposing it to gentle heat.
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Look inside the hollows of the works, at the rivulets running down the sides, or the puddles collected in a declivity, or the multiple pinched, folded, and puckered forms, and you begin to get a sense of the range of effects Butterly is capable of incorporating into any of her pieces.
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It started with a tweet from Adrienne Porter Felt, a developer on the Google Chrome team who lamented that kids were being groomed for future careers at such a young age now, when they should just be free to jump in mud puddles and smear paint all over the walls.
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But even locals in the picturesque Cotswolds town of Charlbury did not know where to look when an Orient Express train commandeered by Christian Dior steamed in just after half past four on Tuesday, depositing several hundred couture-clad editors, bloggers, clients and Hollywood stars into the puddles on the platform.
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Previously, scientists thought that oxygen-dependent life may have been restricted to meltwater puddles on the surface of the ice, but the new study published Monday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences provides evidence of "oxygen oases" below the ice where the glacier meets the sea.
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A rules official, Brad Gregory, who is the former P.G.A. of America rules chairman, was at Spieth's side advising him as he put the ball back in play on the path, which took quite a while because the path was strewn with puddles and bumps that sent Spieth's ball careening in different directions.
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Ink splashes at page corners as if Inkling were alive between the book's covers; characters seem to morph out of black puddles; and whenever the inky gremlin is left untethered too long, Smith mirrors its creative rages with startling full-page panels suggesting Inkling might swallow the story straight out of readers' hands.
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In early April, a freezer failure at a University of Alberta cold-storage facility allowed some 3003 feet of ice cores to melt, turning tens of thousands of years of frozen clues about the earth's climate into puddles that one glaciologist, surveying the sad aftermath, likened to a swimming-pool changing room.
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CreditCreditHannah Reyes Morales for The New York Times MANILA — For some inmates of the Manila City Jail, making the bed means mopping up sludgy puddles, unfolding a square of cardboard on the tile floor and lying down to sleep in a small, windowless bathroom, wedged in among six men and a toilet.
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These puddles are capable of merging with each other to form a terrifying monster that resembles something like season one's Demogorgon combined with the Mind Flayer: It's got long, spider-like arms and the Demogorgon's layered, petal-like mouth, as well as the convenient ability to collapse back into a puddle of unkillable goo.
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" But the New York Times further observed in its fashion review that, "By the end, the only cloud that remained over the event was the jarring exit of Paris Jackson, who had pranced in puddles barefoot for the photographers before the show, but stalked out in a rage as the first model made her way down the runway.
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We folded until our hands grew tired, fashioning everything from fortune tellers that could supposedly predict whether or not we're going to be billionaires someday to boats that we let float on puddles when it rained, and of course, the infamous paper planes that were the root cause of our teachers' headaches and landed us in detention.
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AUTUMN flashes on the screen and I'm in a car racing across Scotland and the leaves are falling like the rain that filled those puddles in rich brown earth, and I am driving so fast in Forza Horizon 4 that it almost makes my eyes water from the wind that I can imagine racing across my face.
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In all likelihood, New Yorkers will gather, too: While not every event staged in the Armory's cavernous drill hall has been a hit with critics, few cultural institutions have been as adept at pushing the cultural FOMO button, triggering that "fear of missing out" that New Yorkers hate almost as much as slush puddles and bedbugs.
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We're in rural Missouri, near the tail end of a forage for cinnabar chanterelle mushrooms to bring to his Ozark cuisine-inspired restaurant Bulrush, which opened in St. Louis this April, and the route we're on has taken us through shoulder-high grass; thorny, heavily concentrated brush; intense inclines and declines; and slippery puddles of mud.
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"A plan has already been put in place for the Games venues in the lead-up to and at Games time, which will see them inspected on a daily basis in order to ensure that any puddles of stagnant water – where mosquitoes breed – are removed, therefore minimizing the risk of athletes and visitors coming into contact with mosquitos," said the IOC.
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"A plan has already been put in place for the Games venues in the lead-up to and at Games time, which will see them inspected on a daily basis in order to ensure that any puddles of stagnant water — where the mosquitoes breed — are removed, therefore minimizing the risk of athletes and visitors coming into contact with mosquitoes," the IOC said.
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There are a lot of scents wafting through the White Horse in Austin on a Saturday night: whiffs of hot popcorn from a machine by the entrance, the stale odor of puddles of spilled Lone Star, the aroma of the Bomb Tacos cart outside, and, on the August evening of my visit, the lingering trace of sweat emanating from a buzzing crowd.
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For his new show at Petzel, "Hell Has Everything," Seth Price put together a couple of overlarge photo light boxes, a bank of giant screens playing an exacting survey of a blotchy dead squid, and thirteen inkjet prints of complex, smoky formations enlivened with stickers, bulging puddles of clear acrylic polymer, images of anonymous men and boys, and clods of raw earth.
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Among the ash and debris, we found the most unlikely assortment of distorted household items: melted window glass laying in puddles stuck to tiles, forks and spoons welded together, delicate feathers of ash that were once books, light fittings hollow and black, rocks in the garden split and singed from the heat, and nothing that would adorn a table or serve a useful purpose again.
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His heart was pounding and his lungs felt as if they'd been turned inside out, but he kept going, slowing to a stiff-kneed walk now, down one street, then another, the windshields of the parked cars pooling in the light like puddles after a storm, birds chattering in the trees, the smell of the earth and the grass so intense it was intoxicating.
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We were up and off the pickup bed and jerking on our clothes, toes in gritty black sand, us hopping and gasping and yanking into the cab, ignition, and your father had the engine loud as we tore back through the valley road, the headlights flashed over rocks and mud puddles and bright green leaves; the whole time we knew those ghosts were in the air behind us, around us, if we didn't see them we felt them.
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We were up and off the pickup bed and jerking on our clothes, toes in gritty black sand, us hopping and gasping and yanking into the cab, ignition, and your father had the engine loud as we tore back through the valley road, the headlights flashed over rocks and mud puddles and bright green leaves; the whole time we knew those ghosts were in the air behind us, around us, if we didn't see them we felt them.
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But my completion total of just 33% after well over 20 hours in its world, this sprawling and spectacularly varied swathe of post-apocalyptica, speaks volumes to its side-quests, errand runs, hacking diversions (I love the Tall Necks, and can happily ride one until a Glinthawk comes and knocks me down), crafting and trading, some epic battles where men and machines mixed in puddles of blood and blaze, bandit camp clear-outs, "Cauldron" dungeons, and more.
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In East Kalimantan, there is blatant ecological tragedy all around: the sad puddles of abandoned shrimp farms where mangroves used to be, a steady stream of open barges piled high with coal polluting the Berau River, rampant theft of sea turtle eggs from sandy beaches, fertilizer runoff from palm oil plantations clouding the sea, out-of-control fires set by farmers to clear land before planting, overfishing, degraded coral reefs, unmanaged human and plastic waste — the insults to this wonderland seem endless.
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But just as the Summer of Love was eventually hijacked by pimps and bad dudes looking to use "Free Love" as an excuse to bang anything walking along Haight Street, the more drug-fueled orgiastic "cuddle puddles" of today have been exposed as toxic and sometimes dangerous events that revert back to a very unprogressive and misogynistic dynamic, in which entrepreneurial tech 2.0 entitlement and hubris is leveraged to excuse treating women, usually lower on the career ladder, as little more than sex toys.
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The other returning competitors from AGT are singer Michael Grimm (season 213), shadow dance group The Silhouettes (season 212), Russian bar Sandou Trio (season 213), danger act Spencer Horsman (season 133), hand balancer/dog act Christian and Percy (season 213), comedian Dan Naturman (season 22), mentalist Oz Pearlman (season 26), projection/dance group Freckled Sky (season 10), singer Puddles Pity Party (season 12), singer Mike Yung (season 12), singer/dancer/musician Hans (season 13), violinist Brian King Joseph (season 13), comedian Ryan Niemiller (season 14), singer Luke Islam (season 23), singing group Voices of Service (season 14) and dance group V. Unbeatable (season 14).
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