He grew interested in the sea because he sailed, and he sailed because he came from a kampong on the coast.
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The puck ticked off Pavelski's stick and sailed past Hertl before it sailed past a trio of Islanders — defensemen Travis Hamonic and Nick Leddy as well as Halak.
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" Sadly, the actor says that the "ship has sailed.
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She sailed across its scattered steps in three seconds flat.
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Monday as it sailed from the mainland to an island.
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Before, the little blue men sailed in their own boats.
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Cecile "really sailed through this with no complications," said Doherty.
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Just last week a cargo sailed from its eastern port.
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But once the ship has sailed, what do you do?
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His tee shot on the par three 16th sailed long.
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It's easy enough to suggest that the ship has sailed.
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The couple sailed off on their honeymoon the same night.
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Or he could've just sailed back for all we know.
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And the 'small to medium' ship sailed some time ago.
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Wolf kept his cool and sailed to a comfortable win.
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The ball sailed wide of Travis d'Arnaud, the Mets' catcher.
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In comparison, the boats being sailed this weekend resemble spacecrafts.
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He sailed across the room to his mother, Michelle Park.
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Navy destroyers sailed through the sea twice in May alone.
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The freighter sailed from Bandar Abbas port in Iran's south.
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Off the rush, he sailed a shot past Murray's glove.
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I sailed the Aegean Sea and got emotional about dolphins.
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Then it sailed into the air and out of sight.
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But now it has, and so that ship has sailed.
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He dived for a triple that sailed out of reach.
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And how many have you personally sailed across the strait?
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I sailed the race in 2013 on a J class.
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But it sailed comfortably over the bar, ending Iceland's hopes.
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Halak never moved until the puck sailed past his stick.
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To test the craft, he sailed first to Gibraltar, Spain.
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In fact, I hadn't sailed at all for a decade.
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They sailed on the Mediterranean Sea and traveled to Thailand.
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The ship's sailed from Genoa, Italy, to Marseille from Nov.
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Zach Tucker sailed the second boat in our armada alongside.
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I sailed in amid the wreckage of my parents' marriage.
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I educated myself about my disease and sailed through treatment.
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The U.S. economy has sailed through a presidential impeachment before.
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They were married in 1939 and sailed for New York.
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The ship sailed from Bandar Abbas port at 9 a.m.
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Some Spaniards sailed to the Americas to seek their fortunes.
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You think that ship has sailed, like a sloppy metaphor.
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In January, the USS McCampbell sailed near the Paracel Islands, and on February 11, the USS Spruance and the USS Preble sailed near Mischief Reef in the Spratlys — both actions triggering condemnation from Beijing.
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As the boat sailed, a salsa band serenaded passengers on deck.
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He sailed on dozens of ocean expeditions, often as chief scientist.
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He sailed on a boat from Xiamen to Singapore in 1937.
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Of course, for most of us, that ship sailed long ago.
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It sailed from there Sunday on a seven-day Caribbean cruise.
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"I have this feeling that the ship has sailed," he says.
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Most sailed from Libya in flimsy vessels operated by people smugglers.
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"I believe that ship has sailed," the actress admitted to THR.
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Two years later, the company's valuation had sailed past $4 billion.
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But it sailed through this year on a 28500-6900 vote.
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A ministry statement did not say when the ships sailed through.
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The boats that sailed together symbolized a match meant to be.
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Kelce was wide open, but the pass sailed over his head.
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The US Navy destroyer USS Ramage sailed into Beirut on Saturday.
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If he sailed again, he thought Ms. Sloss may leave him.
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Mercury's true sexuality sailed right over those rough boys' shag haircuts.
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But it sailed through this year on a 233-189 vote.
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If a baseball sailed into the neighbor's yard, it was lost.
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It was held poolside on Sunday, the day after we sailed.
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It says that Odysseus sailed with a contingent of twelve ships.
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It was not immediately clear where the boat had sailed from.
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He counts a few boats that have sailed past The Blockade.
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James Madison sailed to reelection after launching the War of 1812.
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"It sailed a little bit," said the usually sure-handed Kerley.
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Yet so far, Mr. Cook has sailed through tricky political winds.
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Although others had sailed through it, it had somehow become stuck.
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After Mr. Clinton nominated her, however, she sailed onto the bench.
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Sondland sailed through his Senate confirmation process with bipartisan support. Sen.
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Even so, it sailed into Italian territorial waters the next day.
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"This could embed Trumpism within the G.O.P." That ship has sailed.
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However, Couturier's shot sailed just over the top of the goal.
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"The case is moving forward — that ship has sailed," she said.
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It instead sailed to Miami, where it will arrive on Tuesday.
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Even so, it sailed into Italian territorial waters the next day.
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President Donald Trump's big deal with Democrats has sailed through Congress.
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One last error by Williams — a backhand that sailed long — ended things.
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Teheran sailed through six innings on 95 pitches and walked three batters.
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He remembered our mother's piano hands as they sailed across the keys.
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Then when they were freed, the ship sailed to a nearby port.
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But don't you think that ship has sailed a long time ago?
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Not many can say that they've single-handedly sailed around the world.
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The legislation sailed through the statehouse and into law on February 17th.
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It sailed instead to Aden, a southern port under the government's control.
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We sailed on, and my whole idea was to go to Martinique.
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People on pleasure boats with life jackets and beer koozies sailed downriver.
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She bit her tongue on Wednesday, even as her serves sailed out.
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" Though, now he feels like the opportunity to do so has "sailed.
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Y.), Martha McSally (Ariz.) and Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (Fla.) — sailed to reelection.
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Most sailed from lawless Libya in flimsy vessels operated by people smugglers.
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That one sailed through Parliament with Labour support—461 votes to 89.
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He winked at McCullum moments after it sailed over the Gabba roof.
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Justice Gorsuch sailed through his hearing, barely having to articulate a principle.
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Born in Paris, E. I. du Pont sailed to America in 1800.
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Last week, a U.S. warship sailed through the Taiwan Strait, angering China.
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I sailed through high school, doing the bare minimum to get by.
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Or you sailed away on a ship until you couldn't see land.
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Acosta generally sailed through his hearing before a Senate committee on Wednesday.
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One witness, who sailed past the island, described the scene to INSIDER.
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Unlike Moore and Eriksen, Slat has never sailed from California to Hawaii.
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Other drivers were too young, and some sailed in the wrong direction.
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On their next attempt, Smith's pass sailed incomplete through the end zone.
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He believes Vikings pillaged English horses and sailed to Iceland with them.
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His throw sailed high, and Brandon Belt was unable to catch it.
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She had sailed through the Suez Canal and across the Indian Ocean.
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While other Trump nominees have garnered substantial Democratic opposition, Powell sailed through.
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His rising shot from the left hash marks sailed under the crossbar.
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"I have sailed for as long as I can remember," he said.
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But that ship may already have sailed — without need of a crew.
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Snowballs of sea foam sailed over dunes and splattered in the streets.
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A last throw of the dice for Messi sailed over the net.
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China's military told Reuters that two U.S. warships sailed through the area.
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Six days later, the unit sailed for England aboard the steamship Missanabie.
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COSCO Shipping has also previously sailed vessels through the Arctic's northeast passage.
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Three years later, Marie returned for Alice, and they sailed to Chile.
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But the ball sailed past Carter, allowing Andrelton Simmons to reach second.
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Then we sailed into an embankment of rocks and sprung a leak.
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Then the donor tried "For our friends," and the donation sailed through.
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It sailed up the Derwent River to Hobart with plenty of margin.
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After World War II started, though, the ocean liner never again sailed.
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Annie was an unaccompanied minor without documents and she sailed right in.
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Comey could have done that too, but that ship has already sailed.
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Historically, pro-Israel bills have sailed through the Senate (and the House).
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FTSE also sailed to a new record and closed up 0.37 percent.
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The finished wings are sailed from Belfast harbor for assembly in Canada.
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It sailed through the House after more moderate Democrats started to break ranks.
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And China recently sailed three of its coast guard ships near the islands.
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John Kelly similarly sailed through for Homeland Security, though he had more detractors.
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But not all Cabinet nominations have sailed through Senate confirmation in the past.
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Brimming with enthusiasm, Cabet sailed back to Paris and announced— first things first!
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Team Tarini sailed for nearly 20,000 nautical miles as part of their training.
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Bjugstad whirled around and passed to Vatrano, whose shot sailed over Lehner's glove.
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Djokovic went on to take the set as the Belgian's backhand sailed long.
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The puck popped off Cizikas's left leg and sailed past a startled Schneider.
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STEVE MOLLENKOPF: But I think the ship may have sailed on that one.
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Hoping to obtain desperately needed supplies, John White, the governor, sailed for England.
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I quickly read onward, glad when Odysseus sailed off to face more monsters.
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EDT (1200 GMT) as the station sailed 250 miles (400 km) above Earth.
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Most sailed through, to be recorded by a scintillation screen beyond the foil.
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A $6m boat was built in the Netherlands and sailed to Sierra Leone.
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He has signed off on a $40bn budget that sailed through the legislature.
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Both starting pitchers sailed through the first five innings without allowing a run.
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Angelo Vardakostas sailed into Los Angeles on a Greek commercial ship in 1955.
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Moya's first big-league homer sailed out to right, an estimated 421 feet.
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Yeah, that ship has sailed and full on beauty routines have taken over.
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The U.S.S. Nimitz sailed through the Taiwan Strait, forcing China to back down.
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The unnamed ship had sailed from Ecuador and had docked at Malta Freeport.
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This means they sailed around the entire continent of Westeros in one episode.
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ZINKE TO INTERIOR: Ryan Zinke sailed through Senate confirmation Wednesday with bipartisan support.
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On Wednesday, the US Navy also sailed two ships through the Taiwan Strait.
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And when Ramirez's throw sailed into the third-base dugout, Ahmed trotted home.
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In response, China said the American destroyer had sailed through Chinese waters illegally.
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"I think that ship has sailed, Corey," addressing the person inquiring by name.
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The ball sailed over a boundary fence and beyond the nearby railroad tracks.
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Two U.S. warships also sailed near islands claimed by China earlier this week.
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The survivalist Bear Grylls, who sailed for the wildlife organization, Tusk, came first.
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That ship already sailed when he helped place Trump there two years ago.
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He then sailed for Cuba with his fellow rebels on the yacht Granma.
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Nobody sailed through the financial crisis, but relative to almost everyone, we did.
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But the thing is that it feels as though that ship has sailed.
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The ball sailed over his glove, giving Perez a double as Hosmer scored.
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Coming from a fair distance back, Villeneuve sailed up the inside of Schumacher.
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Now the Laguna Beach alum says the ship has sailed on having more.
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For now, however, bitcoin has sailed through another crisis with nary a scratch.
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Almost all of President Obama's picks sailed through in 2009 without much resistance.
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Italy. I guess the good ship Albion never sailed the Adriatic Sea, then?
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The header sailed over Simon Mignolet, hit the crossbar, and bounced to Rooney.
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Propelled by dollar weakness and rising commodity prices, emerging currencies also sailed higher.
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"The ship has sailed on being a small town long ago," she said.
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I'd have gladly traded the win for that tweener to have sailed long.
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The film sailed past $500 million in ticket sales in its first week.
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"The Indonesians sailed all the way to Madagascar in ancient times," she said.
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He then advanced to third when a pickoff attempt by McGowan sailed awry.
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After the bill sailed through the state senate earlier this year, Democratic Gov.
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Sanders, the progressive polling well among Latinos, sailed through the debate largely unchallenged.
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The cab stopped a block away at a red light, then sailed off.
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Earlier that day we'd sailed past David Copperfield's longtime hideaway on Musha Cay.
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The front door stood open, and Bacon sailed around in the kitchen ahead.
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Hammel's next pitch sailed past Montero, allowing Niewunhuis to score the tying run.
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They passed through Portland, bounced around Seattle, and sailed across the Pacific Ocean.
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Beauvillier passed to Nelson, whose shot sailed over Subban's glove at 3:56.
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His slap shot sailed through traffic, under Campbell's glove and into the net.
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The US also sailed two ships through the strait in February and January.
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Along Fifth Avenue, the M5 bus sailed south without a single passenger inside.
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But, knowing the culture as it exists now, perhaps that ship has sailed.
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The frigate sailed menacingly close to Bowditch, forcing the American vessel to retreat.
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The bill, known as the Secure Act, sailed through the House on May 22.32.
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Conestoga sailed from San Francisco Bay in March 1921 and vanished with 56 men.
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It's highly unlikely that this population sailed from Australia or Indonesia to South America.
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Diaz's throw sailed over the first baseman's head, allowing two more runs to score.
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Maybin walked, after which Domingo Graham's pickoff throw to first sailed into foul territory.
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Over the past six years, hundreds of abortion restrictions have sailed through state legislatures.
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Some of the colonists immediately sailed back to France, eager to join the fray.
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Predictably, the ball sailed past the ridiculously small surface area of Tomic's racket handle.
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The object was then taken to the Chinese ship, which sailed off with it.
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The Oprah 2020 ship has sailed for now, but this was never about Oprah.
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On currency markets, the euro sailed higher against the dollar after the Moody's report.
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That didn't happen, and it sailed all the way towards $21.013 in early September.
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The US also sailed two ships through the strait in March, February and January.
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The law sailed through Congress and was signed into law by President Bill Clinton.
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Teheran (13-21) sailed through six innings on 21 pitches and walked three batters.
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The ship has sailed on $50 million capital raises based on a wistful idea.
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When he returned home, he bought a boat and sailed across the North Atlantic.
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Adele just sailed into her 30th year and threw a Titanic shindig to celebrate.
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McLaughlin missed a 39-yard attempt that sailed wide right in the second quarter.
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Schoop's solo homer sailed an estimated 414 feet into straightaway center in the eighth.
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After months of delays, Robert Lighthizer sailed through in an 28500-6900 confirmation vote.
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After sitting offshore for three weeks, the White Moon sailed back to the Gulf.
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Periodically strengthened with bipartisan support, updates to the act have historically sailed through Congress.
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After months of delays, Robert Lighthizer sailed through in an 82-14 confirmation vote.
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The new aircraft carrier, temporarily named Type 001A, sailed out at around 183 a.m.
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In 1769, Captain James Cook sailed past the atoll on the ship HMS Endeavour.
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The president's words today usefully re-balanced expectations that had sailed out of control.
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Betances' first pitch sailed high over catcher Brian McCann's head and to the backstop.
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The US Navy has not sailed an aircraft carrier in that area since 2007.
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After a terrible loss to South Carolina, it looked like that ship had sailed.
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Amazon is PayPal's arch nemesis, Alibaba has Alipay and the eBay ship has sailed.
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He sailed with the aircraft carrier HMS Invincible, flying anti-submarine and transport duties.
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He sailed out into the great unknown and brought back word of his discoveries.
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Arab traders sailed here in their wooden dhows on their way south to Zanzibar.
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We sailed out into the frigid Brooklyn night with our faith in humankind restored.
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Australian Open: Rafael Nadal, Sloane Stephens and Roger Federer sailed through the second round.
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It had sailed from Africa aboard a Dutch freighter with other animals and birds.
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I don't recall the last time I sailed before my parents sold the boat.
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The ball sailed high, came down and hit the near edge of the rim.
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"Everything's tightening up," Hall said by phone as his vessel sailed past Plaquemine, Louisiana.
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Pionk scored 41 seconds into the period when his wrist shot sailed past Hutton.
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In the quarterfinal, England sailed past Sweden, 2-0, to advance to the semifinals.
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Paxton sailed through three hitless innings before losing the strike zone in the fourth.
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Mr. Carlucci lacked experience in defense matters, but his nomination sailed through Senate confirmation.
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They boarded three boats and sailed from the small, foggy harbor in Sausalito, Calif.
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Hell. No. Personally, I think the ship for mainstream 3D printers has probably sailed.
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Similar conscience protections sailed through Congress on a bipartisan basis in the recent past.
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His shot from the left point sailed past DeSmith's glove for his eighth goal.
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But a long 3-pointer by E.C. Matthews, defended by Jordan Bell, sailed long.
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It sailed through the House on a party-line vote, 2202-2628, in October.
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It sailed through the House on a party-line vote, 28500-6900, in October.
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Susan Collins is a more moderate Republican who has sailed to victory numerous times.
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In March, the Original Dixieland Jazz Band sailed for England, to tour British theaters.
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Most resolutions killing recent Obama-era regulations have sailed through the Republican-controlled Congress.
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If you or your loved ones don't have selfie sticks already, that ship has sailed.
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But as it sailed home on Tuesday, Turnbull announced the deal had gone to DCNS.
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But then, I'm not actually a lawyer—that ship sailed pretty quickly, several years ago.
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There was little objection to Ruiz, however, who sailed through on a 90-8 vote.
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Beltre's second homer of the game sailed into the A's bullpen off closer Ryan Madson.
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In response, the US has sailed warships through the disputed waters and flown planes nearby.
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In May two U.S. Navy warships sailed near South China Sea islands claimed by China.
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The judge, lacking a paper trail, sailed through his Senate confirmation process with 90 votes.
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A 2013 immigration deal that sailed through the Senate died at once in the House.
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When it finally sailed up the Thames it was left on the riverbank, contemplating mudflats.
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Point, still in a full sprint, fired a slap shot that sailed over Varlamov's glove.
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It said the ship sailed in tandem with another smaller sister ship named the Sabiti.
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The Stolt Tankers Joint Service Sailed-in Time-Charter Index rose to 0.81 from 0.77.
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" He also said he would prefer Tesla to be private but "that ship has sailed.
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At least 6 cargoes that sailed from Ust Luga remain unsold, according the trading sources.
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The robot sailed right over the edge and landed on the carpeting with a thud.
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His shot sailed over the glove of Copley, who was screened by teammate Brooks Orpik.
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They wear the blindfold that Lady Liberty wears, that has gone, that ship has sailed.
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Amazon's $13.7bn acquisition of Whole Foods grocery chain sailed past it after a short review.
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He had a view of the sea from his bed and sailed when he could.
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With forward Keith Hayes parked in front of the goal, Yandle's shot sailed past Niemi.
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Strome then passed to Tavares, whose shot sailed to the left of a sprawling Bobrovsky.
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Holt's throw sailed past Shaw, but Porcello's potentially run-saving dive kept it in play.
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The USS John S. McCain sailed near Mischief Reef in a "freedom of navigation" operation.
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Roethlisberger threw long for Antonio Brown on first down, but it sailed over his hands.
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Neither vote was controversial after both nominees sailed through their confirmation hearings earlier this month.
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Dozens of Chinese vessels sailed near the islands on the weekend raising alarm in Japan.
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A woman sailed across the widest part of the English Channel on a rescue mission.
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The bill sailed through the House on Wednesday by a vote of 392-85033. Sen.
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As Boswell's field goal sailed through the uprights, jubilation turned to heartache for the Bengals.
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As Cerreti watched the G.P.S. screen, the dot approached the first checkpoint, then sailed through.
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MSCI's all-country index sailed 21 percent higher in a fourth straight day of gains.
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Cameras on the station tracked the debris shield bag as it sailed into the distance.
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Read more: A cruise ship sailed 1,500 Hurricane Dorian evacuees from the Bahamas to Florida
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Survivalist Bear Grylls, who sailed in honor of the wildlife organization, Tusk, came in first.
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Not much happens: Dinners get cooked, boats are sailed, quarrels flare, sex sizzles and disappoints.
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Curran's approach on No. 18 on the second hole of extra death sailed the green.
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A day after the paper was released, an American warship sailed through the Taiwan Strait.
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But when its main engine failed to fire properly, it sailed right past the planet.
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"For better or worse, that ship has sailed," the strategist familiar with McConnell's thinking said.
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In 1976, a band of Hawaiians sailed the outrigger canoe Hokulea from Hawaii to Tahiti.
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Then he sailed into the seventh, by which time he had a 5-0 lead.
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Vintage skates, rollerblades, Razor scooters, and hoverboards alike sailed around together in a big loop.
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The journey was often rough, but Greta Thunberg has sailed into New York City waters.
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But when Clide Geffrard's last-second heave sailed wide right, the Lumberjacks' season was over.
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Budz Pins The dab meme ship has thoroughly sailed, but copyright infringement never gets old.
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Legislation to keep agencies from tweeting about proposed rules sailed through the House Wednesday evening.
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In 22019, a bill increasing the PFC sailed through the Senate without a single objection.
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They sailed from San Francisco to Hawaii, where they spent four days on several islands.
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The Papuans who came to what is now Vanuatu probably sailed from the Bismarck Islands.
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We then found some refugees at Copenhagen's Central Station and sailed them to Sweden too.
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Amber recently filed legal docs asking for more, but Johnny says that ship has sailed.
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When she first sees him, she thinks her beloved, having sailed away, has finally returned.
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On the 15th, she sailed for Germany and the Winter Olympics on the liner Washington.
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Exhilarated, Wilson took a train to the seaport of Brest, and promptly sailed for America.
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The seaway peaked in 1979, when 79 million metric tonnes of cargo sailed through it.
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It lacks a headphone jack, though, but that ship has sailed for most smartphone manufacturers.
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Andrew Das: The entire stadium (save the England fans) groaned as Cuadrado's shot sailed high.
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Brazil almost scored again when Coutinho found an open Firmino, but his shot sailed wide.
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Ellison and Benioff took trips together, sailed on Ellison's yacht, and went on double dates.
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The Senate passed the funding bill Thursday a day after it sailed through the House.
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About that, I feel twice as apprehensive as I did when I sailed to Australia.
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A boat sailed past a row of colonial facades, and Venezuela felt a world away.
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It appears that ship has sailed, on partisan seas that are about to get choppier.
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Geranios photographed a boat in Greece as it seemingly sailed away from a pastel sunset.
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Cruz and Rubio were battling for second place after Trump sailed to victory in Nevada.
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Making matters worse for Open Arms, the ship has sailed straight into a political hurricane.
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Teams from Ilulissat and Qeqertarsuaq sailed south through iceberg floes on their way to Sisimiut.
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Iran on Friday released a British-sailed oil tanker that it had held since July.
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We sailed on the Danube River and the guide pointed out some places of interest.
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The Rodgers sailed from San Francisco on June 16, 1881, with 38 men on board.
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The team's gear, including the G.P.S. device, had sailed down into the crevasse and disappeared.
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During a power play, his one-timer from the center point sailed past Saros' glove.
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Ignoring radio demands from the Americans to return the drone, the Chinese ship sailed off.
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A U.S. Navy destroyer reportedly sailed near a disputed island in the South China Sea.
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In January, the destroyer USS McCampbell sailed within 12 nautical miles of the Paracel Islands.
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Making matters worse for Open Arms, the ship has sailed straight into a political hurricane.
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Already, a Florida couple who sailed on the ship have sued Princess, alleging gross negligence.
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Ms. Montemayor kindly lent us a boat, and the researchers sailed down along Briarhills Parkway.
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Richard Hudson (R-NC), sailed through the House, 231-198, hewing closing to party lines.
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He built a raft, which he then successfully sailed from Peru to the Easter Islands.
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On Sunday, a U.S. warship sailed into waters claimed by China in the hotly disputed South China Sea, with the U.S. Navy confirming that one of its vessels sailed close to the Scarborough Shoal, as part of what it describes as "freedom of navigation" exercises.
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He sailed through to an easy primary victory only because of the President Trump&aposs intervention.
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Other LNG tankers have already sailed via the Northern Sea route from Scandinavia to the Pacific.
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According to the NL Times, the hulking ship almost sailed away on its own last month.
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SMYRNA, Ga. – Sandra Bullock sailed through a Georgia House Democratic primary by doing almost nothing – literally.
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That ship has literally already sailed, and just in case you're wondering, well, there you go.
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The rig's foundation, known as a platform jacket, arrived on a barge that sailed from Texas.
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Australian, Japanese, British and French vessels have all sailed across the sea together, in various pairings.
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Andy Barr, who sailed into his seat with a 22 percent cushion only two years ago.
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If it's the goodwill of the people they are looking for, that ship has long sailed.
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The first hint of this order came on Friday, after the sanctions bill sailed through Congress.
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We sailed past Dusty's kinsman foundering in the dirt, revving into our destination in 15 minutes.
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But it's hard to ignore the sneaking suspicion that the ship sailed for BlackBerry long ago.
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Two more tankers were attacked as they sailed in the Gulf of Oman on June 13th.
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In May, a U.S. warship sailed within miles of hotly contested islands China has recently developed.
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But it cannot explain how the fighters slipped through a tight army cordon and sailed away.
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Center fielder Gerardo Parra got a late break on Barnes' drive, which sailed over Parra's head.
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Bernie Sanders sailed to victory last night, and some supporters took their celebrations very, very seriously.
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The action begins in 1972, right when the ERA sailed through congress and into state legislature.
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But in the time it takes to read this word, the ball will have sailed past.
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Center fielder Kevin Pillar misjudged Nick Castellanos' one-out fly ball and it sailed over him.
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Bill de Blasio sailed to victory for a second term as mayor of New York City.
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Chicago starter Yu Darvish sailed through five innings before giving up three runs in the sixth.
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The ball sailed over Juve keeper Wojciech Szczęsny's head and into the back of the net.
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Sale's 1-2 slider sailed inside and struck Moncada with no outs in the first inning.
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In the late 1800s, women explorers sailed the Nile, sending back vivid accounts of Egypt's riches.
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Facebook shares climbed in extended trading on Wednesday after earnings and revenue sailed past analysts' estimates.
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But even if your apartment is a good candidate for an inspection, that ship has sailed.
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It sailed through by voice vote at the time, but was not ultimately enacted into law.
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Instead, Trump won all five states and sailed into the White House with 306 electoral votes.
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While the Royal Navy was able to protect the British Heritage, the Stena Impero sailed unescorted.
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The measure sailed through Congress unopposed, a rare example of bipartisan agreement in an election year.
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The bill, which sailed through the state Senate earlier this year, now heads to Democratic Gov.
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In Florida's 28503th District, Republican Michael Waltz sailed to a comfortable victory over Democrat Nancy Soderberg.
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As we sailed north over a week last June, there was no sea ice in sight.
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For Jay Jacobs, director of research at Global X Funds, the ship may have already sailed.
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When one sailed wide, skipping into shallow right field, Lindor slammed the dirt with his hand.
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When the kick sailed right, Cleveland's small crowd erupted, and Browns players poured from the sideline.
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And unlike the yacht that Thunberg sailed to the United States, La Vagabonde has a toilet.
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Married in 1973, the couple partied at Studio 0003, sailed the Mediterranean and traveled to Thailand.
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While the Voyagers sailed through space, Dr. Smith never stopped working and observing from the ground.
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A new forensic technique sailed through its first test in court, leading to a guilty verdict.
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It was a big, weird, pushy heave that sailed through the air like a fat knuckleball.
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Dennis Rodman sailed into the Basketball Hall of Fame with a hearty endorsement from Michael Jordan.
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CreditCreditPatrick Farrell This was the third time I'd sailed up the Inside Passage in a boat.
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As an incumbent he would probably have sailed to election in his own right in 2000.
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Local researchers estimate more than 300 have sailed off the bridge; tabloid reports say it's 600.
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Each place was different from the other, and both were unlike any other area I'd sailed.
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Fatefully, the Fermis sailed from Italy the same week that two Berlin radiochemists discovered nuclear fission.
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Giancarlo Gonzalez popped free on a corner kick, but his back post header sailed well over.
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As we sailed under the cart's umbrella, our churrasquinho-monger stepped up beside us and glared.
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The captain sailed on the Endeavour for the first of his three voyages around the world.
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Mr. Azar sailed through the first of two hearings on his nomination without making major missteps.
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I've probably only sailed once with someone who was annoyingly objectionable by shouting at other people.
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The marines moved to underground containers; a few months later, they sailed home, their mission abandoned.
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Where Ms. Le Pen repeatedly lost herself in the weeds, Mr. Macron sailed right through them.
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She sailed to and from Europe on carbon-free sailing boats over the course of weeks.
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Two green-and-white fishing boats sailed past, their names painted on their bows in Arabic.
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The Russian ship sailed within 180 feet of the USS Farragut, CNN reported, citing defense officials.
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She sailed to Paris with her husband whenever he went to survey the new couture collections.
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Also in Hong Kong is the Dukling, a classic, red-sailed junk that dates from 1955.
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As an antsy adolescent, he joined the French merchant navy and sailed as far as India.
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It sailed through the House and the Senate and was signed into law in late 1999.
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As the days sailed by, our sunburns peeled and our skin got used to the sun.
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At last, as dawn broke the next morning on day eight, we sailed into Hong Kong.
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But on its second try, under normal rules requiring a simple majority, the legislation sailed through.
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Mr. Offit was impressed by the pitch, and the loan sailed through Deutsche Bank's approval process.
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The explorer James Cook first sailed to the Pacific 250 years ago (attention will be paid).
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Sale's 25.40-229 slider sailed inside and struck Moncada with no outs in the first inning.
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Acuna broke in on a ball, which sailed over his head and allowed a pair to score.
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On April 15th, 1912, Carpathia sailed into history when she rescued 103 survivors of the Titanic disaster.
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But investment in IP mostly sailed on regardless, and although GDP growth slowed, it did not stop.
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A massive, 1,000 passenger cruise ship successfully sailed through the Northwest Passage during the summer, for example.
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But, its operating profit of 99 cents per share sailed past analysts' average estimate of 88 cents.
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The ship sailed for 50 days, trying to sneak past the Thai Navy, but finally gave up.
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The whole population debate could have easily sailed over my head and remained a conversation among adults.
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They sailed with their father, a blacksmith and drinker, and arrived in New York shaken and sick.
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After pitching a fastball to Oakland Athletics' Kendry Morales, the ball sailed straight back toward the mound.
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But Dylan had sailed through a counseling program offered as an alternative, even graduating from it early.
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A massive luxury cruise liner, for example, recently sailed through the historically dangerously ice-choked Northwest Passage.
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For thousands of years we sailed our cargo across oceans using zero-emission, 100 percent renewable wind.
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Haley sailed through her confirmation hearing with lawmakers approving her nomination by a vote of 96-4.
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Britain sailed through the dotcom bust in the early noughties, but was damaged by the subprime crisis.
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And Australia as a whole sailed through the mining bust, with GDP growth never falling below 2.4%.
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One of my husband's great-grandmothers, Brana Frimet, sailed to Ellis Island from Antwerp in the 1920s.
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A few minutes later, the smaller boat revved up its motor and sailed out of the harbor.
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It sailed wide left, but Michigan State was called for leaping over the pile, a personal foul.
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Taremi's header sailed over harmlessly, however, leaving Spain to complete one of their tougher World Cup wins.
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Josh Lambo's kick sailed wide right and Kansas City took over at its own 44-yard line.
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Both nominees sailed through their confirmation hearings earlier this month and were expected to be easily confirmed.
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But, Jerry brushed Bryant off before the Houston L last week ... basically saying that ship has sailed.
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The ball sailed through the air before landing right on the guy's forehead, knocking off his cap.
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HMS Diamond sailed from Dover as the destroyer Severomorsk and cruiser Marshal Ustinov passed by on Tuesday.
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Well, I'd have said, 'two days in April' but clearly that ship has sailed by this point.
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On Sunday, a U.S. Navy destroyer sailed near islands claimed by China in the South China Sea.
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What's more, Newton sailed at least three passes over the heads of receivers in the first quarter.
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The first resolutions sailed through, primarily because Republicans had opposed the regulations long before they were finalized.
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A good throw by catcher Andrew Knapp would have nabbed Cabrera, but Knapp's throw sailed into centerfield.
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So a local man called Tom Bowcock bravely sailed out to sea and returned with fish aplenty.
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He has sailed for years in Guanabara Bay and hoped the Olympics would prompt a wholesale cleanup.
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Our glittering leaf sailed away alongside hundreds more, trailing smoke and carrying wishes for the year ahead.
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Though King sailed to reelection in 2016, his Democratic challenger J.D. Scholten is closing in recent polls.
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Carter said the Lassen sailed past five maritime features claimed by China, Taiwan, Vietnam and the Philippines.
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The Mumbai attackers hijacked a fishing boat, killed four crew members, and sailed in to the city.
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Embassies were opened, direct mail service was restored and Carnival Cruise Line ships have sailed to Cuba.
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Biega broke a 1-1 tie as his fluttering slap shot sailed over Ducks goaltender John Gibson.
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Passengers heard the woman calling for help from the balcony as the ship sailed near the Bahamas.
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To reach the US, Thunberg sailed with the crew of the Malizia II, a zero-emissions sailboat.
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The bill already sailed through the state's Republican-controlled Senate on Thursday in a 24-85033 vote.
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The puck then sailed past Vasilevskiy, who was screened by three teammates as well as two Jets.
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In 1923, at Doubleday's invitation, Conrad sailed to New York, where he was constantly pursued by reporters.
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The Czechs answered late in the period when Jan Kolar's rocket from the point sailed past Zapolski.
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He sailed up to Sweden and visited the king, who presented him with a packet of seeds.
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She finally sailed for Westeros, leaving only her boy toy Daario to keep the peace in Meereen.
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After leaving Uber amid scandals in 2017, Kalanick sailed around Tahiti in a $70 million sailing vessel.
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After Vladimir Putin changed voting laws, candidates who supported him sailed to victory on March 4, 2012.
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"Sailed this morning in a dismal gray drizzle," Banker wrote in her diary on March 7, 1918.
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Last month, the Pentagon sailed two warships through the Taiwan Strait, which underscored the potential for conflict.
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So in 1944 she sailed first to India and then, on an American warship, to Los Angeles.
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Ms. Enderby, the curator, said Wilkinson sailed into New York on a dazzle ship during the war.
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Both Granqvist and keeper Cho went to their rights, and the ball sailed smoothly into the net.
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Myers, Urias and Hedges all scored on the two-base error as Zobrist's throw sailed into left.
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But, the ball sailed past the sidelines and stuck an unsuspecting UL cheerleader RIGHT IN THE FACE!!
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As other forms of communication went dark, the Facebook appeals sailed out like messages in a bottle.
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When Muir last sailed through in 1899, this spot held a salmon cannery and a few shacks.
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As Mr. Hare charged, one protester threw a plastic bottle that sailed past him, the video showed.
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Several Soldiers were reported to have been forced out of the battalion before it sailed to war.
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China's newest aircraft carrier, the Shandong, has twice sailed through the Taiwan Strait during the presidential campaign.
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The aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford sailed into the Atlantic this month for Aircraft Compatibility Testing.
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A U.S. Navy destroyer reportedly sailed near Chinese-claimed islands in the South China Sea on Tuesday.
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Neither vote was controversial; both Mattis and Kelly had sailed through their confirmation hearings earlier this month.
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On Sunday, the US Navy sailed a warship close to disputed islands in the South China Sea.
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In late May, the USS Dewey sailed within 2285 miles of the Chinese artificial island Mischief Reef.
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Thunberg sailed across the Atlantic Ocean from Plymouth, England, to attend the 2019 summit in New York.
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The meaning of his parents' shouting (or hushed voices) may have sailed right over his adolescent head.
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