The cylinders, or rotor sails, work as mechanical sails that spin to propel the vessel forward.
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The spacecraft's four triangular sails resemble the sails of water-skimming ships in form and function.
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North Sails A flagship store for nautically inspired apparel from a company best known for its sails.
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He cut his first sails for club members in his basement in 1958, and Elvstrom Sails was born.
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But spherical sails would more easily collapse under the intense pressures of heat and acceleration, compared to flat square sails.
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On solar sails, instead of wind, you can use sunlight to move out of really big sails, hundreds of square feet if not thousands.
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This is not just to make the sails look trippy; it's also a potential solution to the technical challenge of stabilizing and steering the sails.
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RS X MEN Windsurfer RS X WOMEN Windsurfer 49er MEN Two-person dinghy, 2 sails + spinnaker 49erFX WOMEN Two-person dinghy, 2 sails + spinnaker Laser MEN Two-person dinghy, 1 sail Laser Radial WOMEN Two-person dinghy, 123 sail Finn MEN Two-person dinghy (heavy) 1 sail 470 MEN Two-person dinghy, 2 sails + spinnaker 470 WOMEN Two-person dinghy, 2 sails + spinnaker NACRA 17 MIXED Two-person catamaran, 2 sails + spinnaker Each class will compete in 10 or 12 races plus a medal race.
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LightSail 2 Opens Its Sails in an Early Test of Tech That May Make Interstellar Travel PossibleA tiny spacecraft in Earth orbit has successfully deployed its solar sails.
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People watch fireworks and a brig with scarlet sails floating on the Neva River during the Scarlet Sails festivities marking a school graduation in St. Petersburg, Russia, June 24.
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Lingam and Loeb focus on two spacecraft concepts that already exist: light sails, which use photons to generate thrust, and electric sails, which are propelled by high-energy subatomic particles.
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North Sails used synthetic materials like Dacron to make lighter, more resilient sails; embraced computer modeling to create more efficient sail shapes; and in time became a leader in the industry.
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Another option is to return to the original source of ship propulsion—the wind—using technologies like large metal sails or rotor sails to propel large cargo ships and reduce energy costs.
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Loeb has been looking into light sails for years now.
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For now, Sinn Fein has the wind in its sails.
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MONTROSE "Albert Einstein Sails With a Russian Spy," lecture. Feb.
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Now west Africa's pirates have the wind in their sails.
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A photo released today showing the recently unfurled solar sails.
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The ending of Black Sails was everything I'd hoped for.
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Those spacecraft would have sails to catch the laser beam.
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When straightening up, I saw the blue sea and sails.
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"The wind blew and the sails pointed in that direction."
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Police watch protesters shining lights onto the Opera House sails.
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But in 2017, the wind really got behind its sails.
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However, by the second season, Black Sails uncovers Flint's secret.
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But Black Sails doesn't stop at being a character drama.
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It's not like a boat that sails on the surface.
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It kind of takes the wind out of your sails.
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More than a decade her junior, Storm fishes, sails, surfs.
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As I move towards the booths, the sails light up.
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I changed the sails of Admiral Nelson's ship to African textiles and after that project I realized that there was something quite dynamic about the sails, and also symbolic of migration through the seas.
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So, he pushed himself and his three-hulled Sodebo Ultim craft—a 102 foot long by 69 foot wide boat, with 115-foot sails that weigh 330 pounds—despite the sails being full of water.
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Two weeks later she recanted, and told cops Sails punched her.
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On Saturday, messenger Mercury sails into outspoken Sagittarius until December 2.
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Here's a little taste of what hides inside those magnificent sails.
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Yes, this is a huge wind in the president&aposs sails.
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It was used to waterproof the hulls and windproof the sails.
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The news "sucked the wind out of my sails," he admits.
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Many have been proposed, including solar sails and photon laser thrusters.
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Just took the wind right out of his sails with that.
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So far, he appears to have the wind in his sails.
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The paper points out that comparable light-sails exist on Earth.
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Truscott: I remember when "Black Sails" got on All Songs Considered.
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But his cross sails on him, and the chance is wasted.
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Whether you agree or not, he didn't trim his sails. Unflinching.
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He would be on the Tonight Show talking about solar sails.
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Chelsea sails ahead in calm waters as the storm gathers below.
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The new sails use something called the "Magnus effect" for propulsion.
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Each dot sails through shimmering rivers of space rocks - celestial, blue.
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Even so, Hallquist, 143, has plenty of wind in her sails.
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Race For Water's vessel sails off the coast of Easter Island.
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Despite the security alert, tourists continued snapping selfies of the famous sails.
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Not giving a shit takes the wind out of an asshole's sails.
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But not enough to have trimmed my sails for half a lifetime.
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Clinton as having trimmed her sails on gun control for political expediency.
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Instead, Euron sails onto the scene, insulting his way to the kingship.
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Rising interest rates should at least put wind into Mr Flint's sails.
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These sails will use the Sun's energy as a method of propulsion.
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Yet, however Jobbik evolves, Mr Orban has some wind in his sails.
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This includes "wind assists" aboard ships, which essentially act as modern sails.
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In family photos, Mazurenko roller-skates, sails a boat, and climbs trees.
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Would this bill add further wind to the sails of transit opponents?
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Scarlet Sails is the biggest night of the year in St. Petersburg.
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But every ship that sails tends to bring me back to her.
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An image of a Swiss army knife is emblazoned on its sails.
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It sails through all other matter unimpeded while remaining invisible our telescopes.
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When the show cheerily sails on past it, it can be disorienting.
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Pat was adjusting the sails while keeping watch for a flailing child.
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It's a 72-foot boat, so the sails are big and heavy.
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You're moving the sails around the boat and race the boat hard.
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This is supported by Bob Crowley's nonrealist, off-kilter sails and chandeliers.
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"It was a little bit of wind beneath my sails," she said.
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Such a candidate would take the wind out of Donald Trump's sails.
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The sails are 344 square feet in size, not nearly 20 miles.
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Viking sails were made from wool and needed a coating to be effective.
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They whittle out the hull and mast and then attach scrap-plastic sails.
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"For once, we had the wind at our sails," a top aide said.
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And from Tuesday through November 11, amorous Venus sails through bold, outspoken Sagittarius.
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After each course change, we'd run around trimming sails with hardly a question.
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That means lots of concerts, outdoor movie screenings, beach trips, and sunset sails.
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The Norwegian brand sails 16 ships to almost 300 destinations around the world.
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So much like chips and CubeSats, solar sails also need to shrink significantly.
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That took the wind out of our sails quickly after the Schwarber homer.
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And for the very first time, Link sails freely on the high seas.
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Propulsion would come from foil sails that would unfold to catch laser light.
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Or more practically speaking, in things like parachutes, emergency worker uniforms, or sails.
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He led me over to a shack filled with surfboards, sails, and snorkels.
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The main thing today is to use the sails more than the engine.
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All of that has probably helped take the wind out of gold's sails.
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Alvey suggests a schooner whose sails will seem impossibly tall inside the bottle.
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A boat sails past the stands and observation tower from the rowing facility.
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You are surrounded in the rigging and in the spars, sails and rigging.
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That seed of potential, however, sails away on a tide of numbing stupidity.
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It sails February 10-14, 2020, and prices start at $1,621 per person.
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Looking forward, the Democrats would appear to have the wind in their sails.
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The grunt work — it took 14 members of crew to work the sails.
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They also have a full set of sails recut from used sails by Bierig Sailmakers in Erie, Pa. In the meantime, the Apollonia is moored adjacent to a wooden barge graveyard in Athens, a small town 32 miles south of Albany.
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He sails back to Amsterdam, and that nautilus is sold to a curiosity dealer.
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A rocket would ferry these nanocraft into space, where they would unfold tiny sails.
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One factor that may put wind in Mr. Obama's sails is Congress's abiding unpopularity.
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Navigating the wide space of the street, their bodies are masts, their arms sails.
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Along with sails and anchors she carried telescopes, microscopes, two artists and several scientists.
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Image: Planetary SocietyA tiny spacecraft in Earth orbit has successfully deployed its solar sails.
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Solar sails capture this momentum with sheets of large, reflective material such as Mylar.
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But will anyone be there to wave as the show sails into the sunset?
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Republicans are going to get a little wind in their sails from this victory.
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I've been binge-watching Black Sails, a show about pirates, politics, identity, and romance.
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The blue flip-flop kicked off by one figure sails into the adjacent canvas.
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The one-sided tiebreak seemed to take the wind out of Ramos-Vinolas' sails.
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"That took the wind out of a lot of people's sails," the organizer said.
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We could elect less obstinate politicians, so that disaster aid sails through more easily.
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Most of the characters on Black Sails spend the series wrestling with that question.
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Eventually, that could start to take the wind out of the stock market's sails.
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Going forward, Biden must find a way to keep the wind in his sails.
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The Chinese navy regularly sails ships, including its flagship aircraft carrier, through nearby waters.
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Loosen your rigging lines and bring the sails and masts down alongside the hull.
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But Grael has had some high-profile tasks: steering on occasion and trimming sails.
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We tested the new sails in Capri and they're good — very, very fast downwind.
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There is a growing movement of women and girls taking control of the sails.
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Instead of blowing wind in their sails, he's piling dead weight on their decks.
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Let us make the most of the momentum, catch the wind in our sails.
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The silhouette of Zach's sails looked like black shears jutting up from the ocean.
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My first guess was SAILS, but the answer turned out to be MASTS. 36A.
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Trilobites The Earth sails through streams of cosmic debris as it orbits the sun.
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I think we'll win even more with this kind of wind in our sails.
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All four seasons of Black Sails are available to stream through Starz's streaming service.
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Tommy wanted a new suit of racing sails, but Mr. Wayne sternly rejected that.
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"We've taken the wind out of their sails," said one senior Pakistani government official.
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Comets are vastly more common than extraterrestrial solar sails, making them the likeliest explanation.
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An Egyptian felucca sails from right to left, with a full sail and three oars.
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The finding on teenaged use will put wind into the sails of advocates for liberalisation.
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It's a cooperative process that involves splitting duties up around navigation, helm, sails, and lookout.
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Instead she sails off into the sunset for Braavos, and you think it's all over.
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Tar has been found on hulls, rigging and small fragments of sails from Viking vessels.
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Jack Sparrow leaves all of his new pals and sails away on The Black Pearl.
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The ship sails into a full-blown gale that looks like something out of Geostorm.
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Scraping data from public-facing websites often sails close to breaching their terms and conditions.
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Up top, cloth sails fly in a brilliant orange-red just like in the movie.
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Why this matters: It could put wind in the sails of the GOP's repeal effort.
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But it certainly does take wind out of the sails of U.S. climate change efforts.
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Black Sails gives you the feeling of being connected to its characters, to the story.
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NASA uses this stuff—gel spun polyethylene—on some of their solar sails, Wagner says.
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The plan is to gather operating data on whether rotor sails are a worthwhile investment.
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I learned that anything about yoga sails to the top of the most-emailed list.
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And take the wind out of the sails of all the demons in the room.
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Also, playing too hard to get could take the wind out of a pursuer's sails.
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He gets together with Hadass, and Yentl sails to America to start a new life.
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Russia gets a free kick and Aleksandr Golovin sails it into the net. 5-0.
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But let's get realistic: What people do is trim their sails in terms of content.
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Our sails stood full and proud in the south breeze that blew steadily from behind.
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But his shot sails well over Neuer, quite a feat since he's 11 feet tall.
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Parasailing, jet skiing, snorkel tours, sunset sails and fishing expeditions are available for a price.
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The sails of Mr. al-Alwi's ships are made from scraps of old T-shirts.
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"They think I'm like Jack Sparrow or something, hoisting sails in the cold," he said.
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I think Michael Bloomberg suddenly coming in has taken the wind out of his sails.
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"Once a ship sails or is cut, it doesn't come back again," Mr. Seroka said.
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The program's dinghies with pink sails have become a regular sight in the waters here.
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First we spent more than a reasonable number of minutes figuring out how sails work.
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Far: Lone Sails is a lonesome experience, but it's also kind of a meditative one.
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So with these political winds at his sails, what other new restrictions could Trump propose?
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Troy Maxson, Denzel Washington's character in "Fences," sails onto the screen on gusts of verbiage.
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To purchase this, he sails under Christ's auspices, to the market of the new Jerusalem.
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Since 1988, North Sails has been a regular supplier for boats in America's Cup races.
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From August 5 to 29, Venus sails through Virgo and your flirty, fun-loving third house.
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The wind in VIEWS's sails is the genre-hopping sprawl and confessional sadness of Take Care.
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But six years of rising unemployment, inflation, and repression took the wind out of the sails.
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In two paintings, the slight clefts of an upper lip enlarge, lighten, and unfurl as sails.
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With the wind in his sails, Mr Santos was eager to excavate and recover the ship.
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The planets are already blowing air into our sails, amping us up for the coming changes.
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The ship, which sails under a Liberian flag, was reportedly warned about safety and environmental issues.
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Before anything can be done, the ship sails off, leaving our heroes yelling into the wind.
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Alcohol has loosened your inhibitions, but it has also taken the wind out of your sails.
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If it falls, the economy needs a dose of monetary stimulus; the sails must be unfurled.
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The $4.5 million spacecraft will carry large reflective sails measuring 344 square feet (32 square meters).
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Lin-Manuel Miranda provides original music for the Disney film, which sails into theaters Nov. 23.
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To propel it through interstellar space, the device would be attached to large, square-shaped sails.
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If a batted ball sails over the outer bounds without hitting the ground, it's six runs.
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The animated feature is about a teenager who sails through the South Pacific to an island.
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But the rise of Tinder and Hinge on mobile sucked the wind out of Zoosk's sails.
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But on Thursday, downbeat trade data from China took some wind out of the dollar's sails.
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They are concerned that slowing U.S. chocolate sales have taken the wind out of Hershey's sails.
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Now that immunotherapies have wind in their sails, various old ideas are coming back into vogue.
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Once I learned about trimming sails to the wind, I never wanted to leave the boat.
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But she's not letting adversity take the wind out of her sails ahead of the Sept.
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"The wind was knocked out of our sails in the seventh," Reds manager Bryan Price said.
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"Solar sails are just ideal," Bill Nye, head of the Planetary Society, said in a video.
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The Estraden is a Finnish cargo ship that sails the North Sea six times a week.
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Or are we going to keep using paddles and palm leaf sails as we always have?
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These light sails will be attached to the nanocraft and pushed by… (you guessed it!) light!
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But on Black Sails, the 18th century was full of queer characters, and their stories mattered.
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Alex Eaton-Salners is back, and he clearly sails with a hoity-toity class of people.
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But while the wine list sails off into uncharted territory, the menu sticks closer to home.
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He is dispossessed, but the ball comes out to Coutinho, who sails it over the bar.
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By the 1970s, the Elvstrom name was stamped on sails, masts and boats around the world.
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To mix metaphors, he leads you deep into their workings while putting wind in their sails.
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The surface of the water was churning, black tails poking up like so many miniature sails.
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The New South Wales Rural Fire Service shared a video of the illuminated sails on Facebook.
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Their most recent production, an American television series "Black Sails," involved creating island scenery and ships.
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Momentum is the wind in your sails; one big victory seems to precede another and another.
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Politically speaking, public apprehension about climate change may be the strongest wind in the mayor's sails.
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But science is here to take that slow-release energy wind right out of your sails.
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He sails authentic model colonial ships and spends time perfecting his technique firing cannons and muskets.
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"We have a lot of wind in our sails at this point," said CEO Bill Sandbrook.
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Other propellant-less options, like solar sails, have low thrusts that may not work for heavier spacecraft.
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The moon sails over the river and reflects off the dead glass of the Wheeling Steel plant.
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Made of wood, it commonly had slanting, triangular sails and a sharp upward bow at the front.
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Dinner alone could put you back $200 – it's enough to take the wind out of your sails.
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Yet with "King Charles III," Mr. Bartlett sails with bravado over every high hurdle he sets up.
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Should it prove successful, two more solar sails, dubbed LightSail-2 and LightSail-3, will be built.
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In addition to being big, the sails would need to be exceptionally light, and thus very thin.
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Once enough gravitational inertia is acquired, the probe would retract its sails for the long journey ahead.
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It was a smart move, but a general election could take the wind out of Labor's sails.
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As Walter and David dance around one another, the ship with beautiful golden sails hovers in space.
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Who needs a battery pack for a phone that easily sails through a day of heavy use?
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Imagine a fleet of light sails, imprinted with holographic messages, embarking from Earth to the stars beyond.
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"So you're on deck a lot, 24 hours a day, changing sails as the gales roll through."
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The hotel hosts historical tours of the lake, happy-hour sails and private trips on the yacht.
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As they sped toward a reef, grabbing at sails, an uncharacteristically rattled Mr. Kleeman even spat expletives.
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To be sure, the necessity to accommodate this inconvenient historical fact luffs the novel's sails a bit.
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I hope the bipartisan recommendations add wind to the sails of the reform efforts pending in Congress.
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The $218 billion venture will be inaugurated on June 26th when the first vessel officially sails through.
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From moonlight sails to barhopping along the beach, Anguilla is perfect for beach and food lovers alike.
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But you'd never know it because it sails under the flag of the West African nation Togo.
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Without cameras to watch, Republicans assumed they were taking the wind out of the Democrats' protest sails.
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This is the source of the tough fiber, which can be used for rope, sails and paper.
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And that release, the president is wagering, will take the wind out of the Yellow Vest sails.
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In St. Barths, crews work on boats and tend to sails side by side, shoulder to shoulder.
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The drama of the stock market takes the wind — for the moment — out of the redistributionists' sails.
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And then after a while you have to make changes — change the sails, keel and the boom.
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SAPNA Not to take the wind of their sails, or shall I say, sales, but … JOHN Groan.
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The harbor fills with fishing boats, sails are hoisted, weekenders spill from train, ferries, cars and buses.
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You can't change the wind, but you can adjust the sails, a wise editor once told me.
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"If the economy sails, then I'm right, because I said I'm not touching Social Security," he said.
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Two Sunfish-style sails make the boats highly maneuverable and quick on a reach or running downwind.
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There is already evidence that Mr. Johnson has trimmed his sails out of deference to the president.
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"We will have 10 sails, so it will use the wind like traditional sailing ships," Tatsuya explained.
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In normal times, tempers calm and the corporation sails on to its next generous licence-fee settlement.
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"It would actually take some wind out of the sails of the Trump administration's approach," he said.
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But boy, that Emmy night must have taken the wind out of their sails, just a bit.
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It then sails north across the maritime border to Texas or Louisiana where the crude runs through refineries.
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Chemical rockets, Loeb argues, wouldn't be strong enough, and those explorers would need alternative technologies like solar sails.
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Mr Riski hopes to slash that figure to three years by making the sails more cheaply in China.
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In fact, we're working on our own light sails here on Earth, albeit on a far smaller scale.
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In Mashable's exclusive sneak peek at the Black Sails series finale, airing Sunday, April 2 at 9 p.m.
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Described as a "transparent cloud," it is made up of 12 huge glass sails that house 803 galleries.
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Plus, just being a part of that musician/artist community can put the wind in your sails again.
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That includes readying the sails, steering the ship, and manning the cannons, in addition to on-shore exploration.
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There's nothing quite like a urinary tract infection (UTI) to take the wind out of your sexy sails.
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Britain's vote to leave the European Union put some wind into Mr Trump's sails at a vital moment.
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A whirlpool swirls at the bottom of the photo as what appears to be the Titanic sails forth.
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You'll need to raise the anchor, set the angle of the sails, and lower them to gather speed.
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"As a ship sails out to sea, I dip my soup away from me" is one memorable line.
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Sails kept the boat moving, but Erussard relied on an engine and generator to keep the electronics running.
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The wind is in the sails for the renewable industry in other parts of the county, as well.
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These space ships won't be propelled by a rocket, but by an ultra-powerful laser and light sails.
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Maybe Dany needs to poison someone before she finally sails across the Blackwater Bay and attacks King's Landing.
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Bennett noticed the sails and rigging were loose, and saw his wife wasn't at the controls, prosecutors said.
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The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Ross sails across the Mediterranean at night in this Sept.
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He was already considering new iterations, possibly incorporating sails or wave gliders that would make Wilson go faster.
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Although winter is closing in, the captain sails northward into the Arctic until his ship is stuck fast.
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Summer officially begins with the solstice on the 20th, when the sun sails into Cancer for a month.
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In one way, Black Sails is referencing Treasure Island and the role of pirates as morally repugnant villains.
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Silversea sails to all seven continents, including locales such as the Galapagos Islands, Antarctica and Russia's Far East.
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It was just when the wind really started hitting the sails of this kind of cable television revolution.
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It's common for a new restaurant to trim its sails, but this one has trimmed its prices, too.
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Imagine trying to take the wind out of Dods's sails by calling him an impostor, as people did.
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Alix lets go, and the creature sails off, leaving protection and care behind, venturing forth into the unknown.
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If that happened, the boat would be sprawled on its side, sails flapping and everyone hanging on grimly.
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And there are days when it's just ok to drop your sails and go sideways for a bit.
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But in Far: Lone Sails, it sets the expectation that you, the player, are the impetus for everything.
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"People have speculated on using solar sails as cargo ships to take material to Mars and so on."
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Voter enthusiasm that fueled Republican gains in recent midterms, Democrats hope, will now be wind in their sails.
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The Maersk Pelican has been fitted with the sails, Finnish firm Norsepower Oy said in a statement Thursday.
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Twist's silk drops are used elsewhere in the ballet, too, to create seas and storms and ships' sails.
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The production swells, and a note sails over the track—a burst of sunlight through the stormy clouds.
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With the wind in her sails, Vandeweghe simply blasted away in the second set, barely putting a foot wrong.
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It kind of takes the wind out of the sails right there, and I was kind of pumped up.
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The women found their rhythm and worked in shifts — two members would adjust the sails and steer the ship.
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"When a storm comes through, I hear the sails flap and it makes me feel alive," said Mr. Stowe.
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Domestically, Brazil may need to add a few more soybeans to the balance sheet after the last shipment sails.
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And much of Trump's online solicitations are merchandise sails, from those iconic "Make America Great Again Hats," for instance.
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The new light sail features four triangular sails, made of mylar, which combine to form a rectangular-shaped surface.
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The main test goal will be to assess whether the solar sails are a viable form of spacecraft propulsion.
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Thus was the scene set for Mr Juncker, on September 13th, to declare the wind back in Europe's sails.
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But Green Lantern took the wind out of the sails for critics who were growing weary of superhero blockbusters.
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"We might need one or two decades to be able to build such interstellar light sails," Heller told Gizmodo.
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The moves come nearly three years after LinkedIn tried another approach to put some more wind into Groups' sails.
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From a market-based standpoint, shifting investor preferences are also putting the wind at the back of Berkshire's sails.
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In a weightless passage of cinema she is watched in action heaving provisions on board and trimming the sails.
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"Being able to score short-handed, I think it definitely took some wind out of their sails," Zajac said.
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In the atmosphere, the craft's oddly shaped radio equipment and magnetometer caught like sails, throwing Cassini into a tumble.
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In other words, the merger that sails closest to the line of being rejected by regulators as anti-competitive.
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BERNIE SANDERS enters today's Democratic primary election in Wisconsin with the wind in his sails following his recent triumphs.
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I volunteer to help secure the extra sails on deck which we need to tuck away before reaching Hawaii.
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Family Ecology Sails (Sunday) The South Street Seaport is inviting children to meet the neighbors below — way, way below.
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Privacy regulations such as Europe's General Data Protection Act are likely also helping to put wind in DDG's sails.
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If anything should be the legacy Black Sails, it should be us demanding better from the rest of television.
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That said, it seems clear that regulatory battles in New York aren't taking the wind out of Airbnb's sails.
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On the corner that follows, a header sails high into the air and Alisson and Chicharito battle for it.
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Yet her Serene Highness of 59th Street sails on, confidently awaiting the next custodian of New York's social dream.
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The attempt sails just over Ochoa's bar, but he was nervous for a second that it would sneak under.
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Ms. Barra said no single factor had prompted G.M.'s cutbacks, portraying them as a prudent trimming of sails.
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Bernie Sanders is heading into Nevada and South Carolina with a gust in his sails — but not a gale.
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When we put the new wind sails on next year that will jump the speed by a couple knots.
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There are now three vessels in daily commercial operation using Norsepower's rotor sails, according to its CEO Tuomas Riski.
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Barcelona loses Champions League title game in Cardiff when Lionel Messi's penalty kick in shootout sails into Bristol Channel.
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Ms. Appel and Ms. Fuiaba at first believed they could get to their destination using only the boat's sails.
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You can imagine it if you're playing a naval battle in, say, Empire: Total War and adjusting sails and timing your shots, but in Sea of Thieves you can feel it, just from the way your collection of incompetent nerds suddenly morphs into a salty pirate crew that can make those sails sing.
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The protective goo was applied to the planks, rigging, and sails of ships, giving Viking vessels added durability and reliability.
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Artists Lel Kuzminkov and Valentyn Konstantinov created "The Sails" in the 21s for the aquatic sports station in Mariupol, Ukraine.
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Artists Lel Kuzminkov and Valentyn Konstantinov created "The Sails" in the 1970s for the aquatic sports station in Mariupol, Ukraine.
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Loeb and Lingam theorize that it might be used as a way to propel gigantic light sails across interstellar distances.
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The sails of the Sydney Opera House are recognisable around the world, but the space beneath them remains largely hidden.
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Then the final two minutes of "Boom" come to knock all the air out of your Josh-Sam shipping sails.
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Jared VanderHook, 32, of Minneapolis, had a gear bag made out of Cuben Fiber, a material used for yacht sails.
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Media companies seeking to keep regulators' favor have now lots of reasons to trim the sails of their political coverage.
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Its counterintuitive message conjures, for me, an image of bravely wrestling with the thrashing untethered sails of a sinking ship.
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But, in the meantime, E-sails do sound a plausible way of extending humanity's understanding of the nearby cosmic neighbourhood.
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Unlike chemical rockets that provide short bursts of thrust, solar sails thrust continuously and can reach higher speeds over time.
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The snow kiters lay out their sails and lines in the snow and those with inflatable kites start pumping away.
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JULIET: Like th' albatross who sails o'er the sea; like the solitary moorland tree, I, Juliet, now alone must be.
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This Friday, September 9, expansive Jupiter sails into Libra, the sign of peace, love, and harmony, until October 10, 2017.
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The Saildrone autonomous sailboats look a little like shrunken America's Cup racing yachts — small trimarans with hard, carbon-fiber sails.
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But it wasn't until he became an adult that Reeves itched to embark on open ocean "blue water cruising" sails.
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The sails on ships of discovery were made from hemp, the canvas that covered wagon trains were made from hemp.
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There's a lot of winds in our sails in terms of how responsive members are to the manufacturers' voices today.
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It said it has asked the Cuban government to waive the rule before the first ship sails on May 1.
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Instead they cling to tree branches for survival, their bodies transforming into sails, anchored in place thanks to toe pads.
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Along the riverbank, leaf-cutter ants rambled industriously, looking like a fleet of tiny rusty boats with oversized green sails.
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She sails off to the Iron Islands; he makes his way north for the final battle with the White Walkers.
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Ahmed Musa takes a poke as he's sliding at the top of the area, but his undercut shot sails high.
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That will allow other organizations to build more capable cloud A.I. systems and benefit from the wind filling Microsoft's sails.
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In response, Lacorte has made modifications to his sails, altering the shape and dimensions with a focus on downwind conditions.
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I confess I was initially put off by the premise, which sails through the Hallmark Channel into Love Boatish waters.
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The gumdrop-shaped ship landed in the ocean under the sails of four giant parachutes about 9 minutes after launch.
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The principal function of these pale, patchwork sails (the set is by Cristina Todesco) is not to catch the wind.
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"It sure feels like Buttgieg and Klobuchar have wind in their sails," said Jeff Link, an Iowa-based Democratic strategist.
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Tonight, we are illuminating the Sydney Opera House sails to show our support for everyone affected by the Australian bushfires.
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Through the night and the next day, cloud after cloud spins off the mountain and sails over the plains below.
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"Solar sails are just ideal," Bill Nye, head of the Planetary Society, which led the mission, said in a video.
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But the exhibition reveals a crossroads in her great career and she sails right through, from strength to new strength.
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Brazil has been pushing a bit, and Fernandinho took a try from about 21994 yards out that sails quite high.
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He worked as a structural engineer in the aerospace industry and married Kay Gillette in 1956 before founding North Sails.
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Comparatively, a single exposure to a bit of framing is nothing, like blowing on the sails of a giant ship.
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His radiant falsetto imperceptibly dims into catacombs of vocal fry, or sails out and wavers as pristinely as a chime.
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"[E-sails] are currently not useful for mining because of their small payload capability (about 10kg to NEAs)," he told Gizmodo.
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It was designed to attack merchant ships, and was capable of raising a full set of sails to conserve coal consumption.
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Tyrion, meanwhile, is appointed hand of the queen, and together with the rest of her motley crew she sails to Westeros.
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On September 1.153th it arrived in Saudi Arabia on its first voyage since the installation of two 30-metre rotor sails.
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By the late years of Bill Clinton's presidency the budget was in surplus, taking further wind out of the movement's sails.
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"We found a method to slow down incoming light sails using the energy output of the target star instead," said Heller.
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That if we don't want to lose even more ground we should trim our sails and shrink back into our britches.
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The -- the story I tell about myself didn't allow me to say oh, well let's trim my sails here for expediency.
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In 2010, Enercon, a German windpower specialist, launched E-ship1 with four 2-metre rotor sails to assist its diesel engines.
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Related: Giant Inflatable Bunnies Go on Tour The Inflatable World of Tamar Ettun A 20' Inflatable Refugee Sails the Danish Coast
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The real story though is just how much luck and happenstance can help put wind in the sails of a company.
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"It will put some wind in the sails of the Conservative attack plan, and Trudeau will take a hit," Graves said.
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The ship is bucking and thrashing in the rough seas, making it impossible to fold the sails from a standing position.
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Australian war planes routinely conduct surveillance flights and the Australian Navy sails through the contested waters to ensure freedom of navigation.
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The group recruited Henderson to be the expert on board, since she sails in transatlantic and around-the-world yacht races.
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This illustration by artist Futurilla beautifully outlines the propulsion mechanism—shooting laser beams at space sails until they reach relativistic speeds.
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But analysts expect additional regulatory tightening and slowing economic growth will soon take the wind out of the property market's sails.
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Although it aimed to be prestige TV for much of its run, the queer characters on Black Sails were never secondary.
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They picked out a pair of boats, and an employee brought them two remote controls, with levers for sails and rudders.
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Cleared out to Vrsaljko, he takes a whack from 2100 yards, but it sails well to the left of Lloris's goal.
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Thousands of Australians protested a six-minute video projected on the landmark's white sails, pictured above, to promote a horse race.
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On Tuesday night, thousands of people turned up to protest a six-minute light projection on the Opera House's tiled sails.
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And there are really cool-sounding technologies like Lightsail (teeny sails), StarChip (a powerful gram-scale wafer) and Light Beamer (lasers!).
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Taylor sails smoothly through a mock medical-board hearing, augmented by Chuck and Wendy's one-time friend Lonnie Watley (Malachi Weir).
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Until her great wild roaring ships tore the lace to pieces, their sails clanging with icicles, their cannons full of fire.
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The dual endorsement hasn't taken the wind out of the sails of at least one man among the front-runners, though.
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Italy said it wouldn't assume responsibility for the migrants because the Aquarius sails under the flag of Gibraltar, a British territory.
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The ship, which sails to the Caribbean, can hold more than 4,000 passengers and crew, and is comprised of 13 decks.
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"The famous sails of the Sydney Opera House have been lit up in a special tribute tonight," the fire service said.
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But as you cross Fifth on 34th Street heading west, the distinctive prow of the Flatiron Building sails majestically into sight.
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A closed-off, mysterious woman leaves her husband and child and sails across the Atlantic alone in this elegantly written novel.
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The building itself is encased in 15cm thick bomb proof glass while plastic sails are in place to reduce solar glare.
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The first was launched in 2006, and unlike junks of the past, both are motor-powered, and their sails are decorative.
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Once at the beach, the fishermen put the statue on board a decorated boat and the statue sails along the coast.
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"It's one of the signs that the wind is blowing in our sails, thanks in large part to Trump," he said.
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Some are very detailed, depicting masts, sails, rigging, rudders, oars, and even cabins; others are simply composed of suggestive shapes and lines.
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The protective black goo was applied to the planks and sails of ships, which the Vikings used for trade and launching raids.
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The Vikings used this tar to seal and protect structures made of wood, such as boats and longships, and to waterproof sails.
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Officials it's completely safe and after one vote dumps it in, another sails through to stir it up and spread it out.
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But interest in wind propulsion, and in rotor sails in particular, is growing as shipping lines seek ways to slash fuel bills.
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And so begins a grueling 41-day journey adrift on a sailboat with broken sails across more than 1,000 of open ocean.
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On the last day, we all helped the crew pull up the dark-red sails for a ritual sail, then sipped margaritas.
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Motorola, too, while actually announcing its new G5 handsets, took some wind out of its own sails with a parade of prototypes.
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"That basically took the wind out of the sails from the market," said Phil Flynn, analyst at Price Futures Group in Chicago.
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In 1988, Syromyatnikov seized on the idea of daylight extension, apparently as a pitch to get backers to support his solar sails.
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However, political analysts say the wind is filling the center-right's sails after years of adverse conditions, giving it pre-election momentum.
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The latest bit of questionable casting involves Black Sails star Zach McGowan, who's been cast to star as Ben Kanahele in Ni'ihau.
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Now the rise of Trump, skeptical of free trade and far-flung security commitments, will blow more wind into China's diplomatic sails.
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But then Bridgegate happened and Donald Trump took the wind out of his sails, turning him into an outdated model almost overnight.
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Sunday morning, my family will rendezvous at the North Cove Marina in New York after the Hokule'a sails into New York Harbor.
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UNESCO estimates that there are 9183m wrecks on the sea and ocean floors: 30 for every ship that now sails the surface.
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To back this up with a show of limited muscle, France sails at least twice a year through the South China Sea.
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Up to four players can connect online to crew a ship of their own and split up duties like navigation, sails, etc.
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Although both stand to gain from the shift from fossil fuels, the wind in the sails of Vestas – and Denmark - looks stronger.
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The event doesn't operate vessels itself; attendees charter boats themselves or bring their own yachts, and then everyone sails as a fleet.
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When you have a North Star to steer toward, it keeps you off the rocks and keeps the wind in your sails.
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"They had done multiple-week sails in the Mediterranean before, and they kept records and calculated how much it cost," said Dignum.
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In Dante's Inferno, Odysseus (given his Latin name, Ulysses) is damned for deceitfulness and madly sails over the edge of the world.
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While a lucky break may put a little wind in a successful person's sails, they got where they are through hard work.
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Acuna: I want to change gears and talk about Michonne, because she sails off in this episode with a completely new character.
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This means that "the wind is back in Europe's sails" and that there is "a window of opportunity" for reform, he said.
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Bernie Sanders' sails, with the 2016 runner-up having enjoyed consistent momentum ever since recovering from his heart attack in early October.
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But on gritty 8-millimeter fim he is preserved, looped for eternity as he sails to a future he will never reach.
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But this week, its gleaming white sails became the focus of a bruising local debate over culture, sports, misogyny and national identity.
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Tottenham pings one cross, then another, across the full width of the Liverpool penalty area, but each sails through cleanly — and untouched.
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A week after launch, the massive sails will spread out and begin using sunlight to lift the cubesat into a higher orbit.
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The sharp evening breeze sails through the window, and the mess in our apartment settles around me like an old soft quilt.
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In Canada, they have wind in their sails thanks to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's promise of reconciliation with the country's indigenous peoples.
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This contract with Symphony of the Seas sails in the Caribbean, docking in St. Maarten, Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, and the Bahamas.
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All we had to do was fly into the Staniel Cay airport, pull up the sails and push off into the sunset.
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Working on creating deployable structures like large sails and solar power systems for spacecrafts, he turned to the ladybug for design inspiration.
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Instead, today's announcement was more focused on taking the wind out of Disney's sails following its big (and sometimes glitchy) U.S. launch.
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Now, as the Republican Titanic sails toward the electoral iceberg, in the ultimate retreat the GOP retirement wave grows larger every day.
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And some of the traditional parties have moved in a more nationalistic direction, taking a bit of wind out of his sails.
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Moments later, the plane sails just above the tourists perched on the ridge below, and then lands, with a thud, in paradise.
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Mr. North sold North Sails in 1984 for several million dollars and then bought a cruising yacht and sailed around the world.
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However, Kansas City right fielder Jarrod Dyson took the wind out of the Mariners' sails with an inning-ending throw to home plate.
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Energy-efficient ship designs, smarter logistics systems, and "wind-assisted" technologies, such as spinning rotor sails, are also proven ways to slash emissions.
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Ideas like mandating that new satellites deorbit in a reasonable amount of time, harpooning old ones, and catching them in nets or sails.
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As go-getter Mars sails through your goal-oriented 7.993th house until the 19th, you'll clarify what you actually want in a partnership.
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Torres says returning a day early gives the cruise line "more time to completely clean and sanitize the ship" before it sails again.
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The interest in the sails comes because they can slash fuel bills and emissions, says Tommy Thomassen, chief technical officer of Maersk Tankers.
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NASA launched the first of these light sails, weighing only 8 pounds, into low Earth orbit in 2011 as a proof of concept.
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"We ended the first period well and we took the wind out of their sails by (scoring) those first couple goals," said Eaves.
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The Note 7 crisis should put wind in the sails of Elliott Associates, a hedge fund whose affiliates own 0.62% of Samsung Electronics.
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The home side made a bright start and were lively going forward but the early goal took the wind out of their sails.
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The Christian Radich still sails today — the only major aspect of this film still around, while Cinemiracle, Cinerama, and travelogues have all faded.
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Storms flooded the engine and damaged the mast and sails so badly, they couldn&apost generate enough wind power to stay on course.
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In addition to moving small satellites in orbit, large solar sails could conceivably be used to propel heavier spacecraft through the Solar System.
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Leo steals the sunbeamed crown on July 22 as the sun sails into this regal sign for a month, accompanied by passionate Mars.
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Then he got a couple of guys on and I think the grand slam probably took a little wind out of his sails.
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The following morning, Bennett awoke to a loud noise and discovered the sails were loose — and his wife was nowhere to be found.
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Supply and demand are favoring the U.S. industrial space, despite fears of China's slowing economy sucking the wind out of the sector's sails.
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So with the wind of this experiment in my sails, I decided to start my week by making chickpea cookie dough for breakfast.
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Escalating fears of a new weapons test by North Korea kept investors on edge, as a U.S. carrier group sails towards the area.
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It's really a romantic notion that has tremendous practical applications; there are just a few missions that solar sails are absolutely ideal for.
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Beyond Italy's borders, a "no" vote in the Italian referendum is bound to put wind in the sails of other European populist movement.
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Fitting ships with sails to assist with propulsion, thus saving fuel and reducing emissions, is an idea that has been around for decades.
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One episode later, the fleet they've decided to build together is complete, and it's been decorated with hundreds of hand-painted Targaryen sails.
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The tattoo is of a siren clutching a skull to her chest while a ship sails toward her and a sun rises behind.
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That combined with tightened controls on outflows of capital from China has knocked the wind out of the sails for M&A lending.
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The standout in Sotheby's 240.85-lot selection is Andre Derain's 261 Fauve gem, "The Red Sails," valued at $20153 million to $22015 million.
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Mr. Buren has covered the museum's 12 glass-paneled "sails" with a checkerboard of translucent colored gels, punctuated by panes of white stripes.
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It's possible Democrats will surrender to the illusion that they can have both, puffing the sails of Ocasio-Cortez and her fellow travelers.
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Exit polls show that voters decided on Biden late, signaling that his South Carolina victory provided a much-needed wind for his sails.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the size of mylar sails used by a satellite carried to orbit during a rocket launch.
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He has even improved the restaurant's signature, the Kate Pierson beehive of cotton candy that sails out to the tables of valued guests.
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As this future sails ever closer, I can't help but think: Weren't we supposed to have virtual reality in the workplace by now?
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The sails would probably have to be controlled remotely or by artificial intelligence, as they could not safely carry fragile lifeforms like humans.
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The motor of Lindbergh's Spirit of St. Louis was made in Paterson, as were the sails for the first America's Cup yacht race.
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The wind that had filled our sails in an hour after the start had dissipated, and we sat becalmed under a hot sun.
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We had three more years of fine and funny sails in our much-loved Grenadines before Michael's cancer came back to claim him.
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If the Democrats lose this time, their roaring river of regret will be background noise as Trump sails happily into 2020 and beyond.
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On a ferry that sails from Taveuni to Suva, I held a tagimoucia clipping given to me by the village chief of Tavuki.
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At that moment, Mr. Domingo, who had been sitting near Mr. Parker on the panel, said he felt the wind leave his sails.
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Two 30-meter-tall rotor sails have been installed on a Maersk Tankers vessel in an attempt to reduce fuel consumption and emissions.
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Measuring 30 meters in height and five meters in diameter, the rotor sails were installed on the product tanker in Rotterdam, Norsepower added.
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The wind was taken out of the sails on Friday, as investors digested the SEC's rejection of the Winklevoss twins bitcoin ETF application.
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A Washington Post-ABC News poll out Monday put his approval rating at an eye-popping 58 percent, adding wind to Clinton's sails.
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"Vox is a party that is typically anti-immigration, but it's not immigration that is putting wind in their sails," said Mr. Torreblanca.
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But with the midterms in a few months, everyone has incentive to try to make sure a spending bill sails through without drama.
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Rent a bike, swim in a pond, borrow a dog, talk to your mom—anything that will put some wind in your sails.
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Still, there are what looks like boats visible in the gloaming, their bows, sterns, and sails curving like cursive vessels surfing the waves.
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