Seals on the beach, seals on streets and driveways, seals in parks and backyards.
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Seals eat and seals get eaten, regardless of our opinion on the matter.
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They set up speakers a foot tall a few yards from the seals and played back the original and modified calls of alpha seals to beta seals.
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"What that little girl went through is wrong," Kayla Seals' sister, Karen Seals, told WETM.
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Its SEALs aren't named for the animals Navy SEALs are the US Navy's special operation force.
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Oceans today are home to a variety of seals, ranging from leopard seals darting through Antarctic surfs in pursuit of a penguin to endangered Hawaiian monk seals lounging on sunlit shores.
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The team built digital maps using images of bones from 234 modern seals and 15 extinct seals.
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"Seals and dogs are fairly closely related in the evolutionary tree and as well as dogs causing greater disturbance, they can pass on diseases to seals or contract diseases from seals," Stevenson said.
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" [MUSIC - SEALS AND CROFTS, "SUMMER BREEZE"] Summer breeze makes me feel fine — Seals and Crofts, doing "Summer Breeze.
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In terms of the food chain, animals like sharks, seals, leopard seals, and killer whales consider penguins a meal.
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They then compared the maps from modern seals with those of extinct seals, and found that extinct species were mostly biters, suggesting that the ability to bite is something that seals inherited from their terrestrial forebears.
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They feed on fish, crustaceans, seals — likely gobbled down as the seals sleep in the water column — and polar bears.
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You can see that in hedge funds, where the seals of alpha, basically people are voting away from the seals.
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Monk seals Hawaiian monk seals are among the world's most endangered marine mammals, hovering perilously close to extinction with less than 1,000 remaining.
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An additional 30 SEALs arrived on site to reinforce rescue operations, according to Captain Supachai Thanasarnsakorn, deputy chief of the Thai Navy SEALs.
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With winter being when the elephant seals birth and nurse their young, 35 new baby seals are now inhabiting the area as well.
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The sampled species included Steller sea lions, northern fur seals, and northern sea otters, as well as bearded, ringed, ribbon, and spotted seals.
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The small, elite force of small-boat operators frequently team up with Navy SEALs to get the SEALs into and out of missions.
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That seal would grow up to be a larger seal and potentially breed and create more seals, so they only hunt the adult seals.
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As sea ice habitats shift, the chance of ringed seals, uh, "sealing the deal" with spotted seals increases, according to a 2010 study from Nature.
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A world filled with fairies, gnomes, and wizards has the potential to be just as entertaining as one with Navy SEALs who are also seals.
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Seals Land has also scaled back their release program out of respect to fisherman who are angry at the damage seals are causing their nets.
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It went from a Super PAC called SEALS for Truth to Greitens's campaign, and to SEALS for Truth from a nonprofit called American Policy Coalition.
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The center has already beaten its 1998 record for most elephant seals saved in one year, surpassing the 195 record with 210 elephants seals and counting.
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The police identified Mr. Seals as Daren Seals, although other records listed the spelling of his first name as Darren, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported.
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The new study identified a second wave of viral antibodies in 2009 in several seal species, including ice seals, northern fur seals and Steller sea lions.
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Harbor seals are by far the most vulnerable: a 1988 epidemic in the Atlantic killed 23,000 seals, while more than 30,000 perished during the 2002 outbreak.
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Ringed seals, small Arctic seals with circles scattered on their back hair, pop their heads out of the water, studying their surroundings and smelling the air.
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He said previously a few stray seals would wander up to the beach area visited by humans, but now more than 50 seals are in the location.
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The instruments are normally glued to the seals' heads using epoxy and fall off naturally after a few months, or when the seals undergo their annual moult.
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It's home to 98 percent of the world's Antarctic fur seals, as well as half of the world's elephant seals, according to the South Georgia Heritage Trust.
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And that likely means that the ancient seals who first took to the oceans started out with biting instead of the diverse eating styles of contemporary seals.
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Dr. Meyer and her colleagues found that all marine mammals have broken copies of the PON1 gene, with a few exceptions: walruses, fur seals and spotted seals.
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Ziggy has been introduced to the other harbor seals in the family, and already we can see how her high energy has been good enrichment for the other seals.
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It includes only the seals of the five armed forces, omitting the seals of both the U.S. Public Health Service (USPHS) and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
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Hundreds of harbor seals and gray seals were found dead in 2018 along the New England coast, from Massachusetts to Maine, because of infections with distemper and the flu.
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It provides a sanctuary for 22 spotted seals and four ringed seals, who were generally rescued as newborns and are mostly now between 20 and 35 years of age.
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Joseph Seals Police Detective Joseph Seals, a father of five, was the first to be killed on Tuesday after approaching the shooters at a nearby cemetery while on patrol.
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The SEALS notify the vehicles of a new extraction point and both subs pilot themselves there ready for the SEALs to board and return to the safety of the fleet.
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" Dr. Hagai Misgav of Hebrew University in Jerusalem added, "Seals that belonged to women represent just a very small proportion of all the seals that have been discovered to date.
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While they are counting fish, Saildrone's boats are also monitoring the seals that feed on the fish by tracking transponders that scientists have attached to the heads of the seals.
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The broadcaster noted the closest breeding colony for Australian fur seals is on Montague Island, and ORRCA has tabs on a handful of these seals hanging out in Sydney Harbour.
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Text messages obtained by law enforcement officials show that Chief Gallagher, who is well known among Navy SEALs, spread the names of his accusers to other SEALs on both coasts.
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After the most recent series of misconduct cases, including alleged illegal activity by two Navy SEALS teams, the Navy leadership at the Pentagon above the SEALs may step in and issue new directives on compliance with ethics standards, even as the SEALs potentially face criminal military charges, according to a senior Navy official.
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A Belgian Malinois named Cairo accompanied the Navy SEALs who killed Osama bin Laden in 2011, and reportedly helped guard the perimeter while the SEALs tracked the al Qaeda founder down.
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There's between eight and ten million harp seals in the Atlantic Ocean, and [activists] will use language and semantics that make it seem like [seals] are on their way to extinction.
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Bernhard was able to order two other types of election seals listed on the Michigan website, as well as several paper seals, tamper-evident stickers, and election certificates through Election Source.
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Elephant seals spend 80 percent of their time at seaThe main times you're likely to see elephant seals are after the females give birth to their pups and during mating season.
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It was also a lesson though in ... we have a bunch of Navy SEALs that worked with us and have for a few years and one ... The actual Navy SEALs. Yes.
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The Leap Frogs are made up of active-duty members of the Navy SEALs, members of other Naval Special Warfare units and other personnel who volunteer, according to the SEALs website.
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Keating was part of team of SEALS that rushed to the rescue of other SEALS and Kurdish fighters in northern Iraq when they were attacked by more than 100 members of ISIS.
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China Guangfa Bank (CGB) said guarantee documents, official seals and personal seals presented by the insurer of the bonds "are all fake" and that it has reported the matter to the police.
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Seals have been generating immense profits for special-interest groups for over four decades now, with little consideration given to the coastal communities that have been affected by "save-the-seals" campaigns.
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The film sent "a confusing message" to SEALs, who questioned why the command "could take advantage of the public interest and adulation but individual SEALs could not," Lieutenant Crowell wrote in his paper.
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A popular beach in Northern California that was overrun by elephant seals during the government shutdown will remain temporarily closed, as the park has decided to let the seals stay, according to SFGate.
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While the shutdown and lack of staff had something to do with the seals' relocation, Dell'Osso said high tides and storms have also forced the seals to the drier beach they now inhabit.
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"The SEALs are built to withstand turbulence," said a SEAL officer who, like other serving SEALs interviewed for this article, spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly.
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The dead seals – bearded, spotted and ringed seals – have been found at sites ranging from southern edge of the Bering Strait region to the Chukchi coastline above the Arctic Circle, NOAA's Fisheries said.
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Rich Himmel told the OC Register, speaking about the SEALs.
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Thus, SEALs continued to soldier on with their "wet" submersibles.
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The SEALs called for backup, and for a medical chopper.
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Seals, nonetheless, always kept his eye on the bigger picture.
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"We kind of feel like the redheaded stepchild," Seals said.
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"I have felt until recently very fragile," Seals told me.
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Two other commandos on the mission were former Navy SEALs.
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It's not just polar bears and seals having fun, either.
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WOODSTOCK Melvin Seals and the JGB, jam band. Feb. 28.
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Seals are related to the dog family, known as caniforms.
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He wasn't alone; other SEALs joined him in those photos.
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Krill are food for whales, seals, penguins and other predators.
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Others serve as important breeding grounds for seabirds and seals.
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Their diet consists of clams, snails, shrimp, and occasionally seals.
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It also better seals the phone from water and dust.
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Close attention will be paid to how the seals hold.
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Any leaks in the seals are immediately found and fixed.
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The SEALs have started to pump oxygen into the chamber.
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With his every utterance, he seals the deal more tightly.
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Elephant seals are perennial residents of Point Reyes National Seashore.
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They go out on a yacht and swim with seals.
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While they swim, fur seals switch off R.E.M. sleep entirely.
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What's more, the fur seals experienced almost no R.E.M. sleep.
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Saving the cute, cuddly endangered seals garners lots of attention.
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The rocky reefs below are made for shipwrecks and seals.
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Ross Macdonald tells Eudora Welty that he swims with seals.
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But it's the Astoria pool that really seals the deal.
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Women turning into hares, foxes, crows, cows, fish, seals, trees.
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These two teams are comprised of both SEALs and SWCCs.
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Despite their name, these seals eat mostly krill, not crabs.
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The officer, identified as Detective Joseph Seals, has since died.
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Sailors stripped of their Tridents become pariahs, several SEALs said.
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"Right now the whole of the talk is about seals."
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So how will people and seals coexist at Children's Pool?
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The SEALs in the platoon were scattered to new assignments.
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In January, the top commander of the SEALs, Rear Adm.
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Seel and its evolution, Dewgong, are just seals with horns.
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The post said that it had removed eels from the noses of several seals they're monitoring and that the seals were unharmed in every case, but the same couldn't be said for the eels.
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Then other species like ringed and bearded seals may have picked it up and transported it to the Pacific, where species like Steller sea lions, northern fur seals, and northern sea otters got infected.
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"It could be that with less sea ice, fewer seals are coming here, or there may be seals who are too weak to reach the shore with the sea ice receding offshore," she said.
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On that basis, Admiral Collin Green, the decorated commander of the SEALs' Naval Special Warfare Command, followed up Trump's pardon of Gallagher by organizing a review board to consider expelling Gallagher from the SEALs.
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It was also around that time that a foreign supplier in charge of sending Simon Marketing the tamper-proof seals mistakenly sent a whole package of seals to Jacobson directly, according to The Daily Beast.
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They sat in this room until the SEALs returned to Afghanistan.
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Here's the compound US Navy SEALs found Osama Bin Laden in.
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The system then seals the galleries off from smoke and fire.
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"Check the seals on the things in the minibar," she advised.
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Since then, thousands more of these tiny seals have been uncovered.
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The fact that [Vindman's] brother got the axe, too, seals it.
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Nothing seals the celebrity relationship deal like an Instagram post, amirite?
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They're handmade in Bozeman, Montana, and make bags for Navy SEALs.
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Two girls at Camp Christmas Seals in Haverstraw, New York, 1943.
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Upon putting out the fire, police found Seals inside the vehicle.
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Then Constantine believes the seals eat the rest of the body.
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Give this Hylian look by makeup artist Rebecca Seals a try.
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Only 600 seals had found their way back to the museum.
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And thank goodness there were two Navy SEALs with me, retired.
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They overhaul the engine with new gaskets, seals, bearings, and gears.
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During one mission, he helped evacuate three wounded SEALs under fire.
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The two SEALs have left Mali and are now on leave.
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Hunting seals has had some very bad PR in the past.
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Navy SEALs have a 40 percent rule which they live by.
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That sonar harms marine mammals like whales, dolphins, seals, and walruses.
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In the crime's aftermath, tamper-proof seals became an industry standard.
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Over 60,000 seals live on the rocky shores of Seal Island.
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They clump together and a clot forms and seals the wound.
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Within seconds, we were blissfully watching great whites hunt robo-seals.
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The Seals also have started to pump oxygen into the chamber.
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The Navy SEALs are named after the environments they operate in.
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They can also design their own presidential seals and campaign buttons.
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Whales, sea birds, penguins, squid and seals all feed off krill.
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But there's one ever-present element that seals her siren status.
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Navy SEALs infiltrating by sea are about to get more lethal.
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Ed Hiner, who served with SEALs, told The Times he disagreed.
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Ricky Seals-Jones is learning what it takes in real time.
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Whales, seals and penguins won't be the only ones to benefit.
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The video editor in our brains seals the seams up quietly.
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"Spring is the pupping season for the seals," said Dr. Bechshoft.
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Walk out to the lighthouse, watching for sea otters and seals.
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The commandos finally took their concerns to authorities outside the SEALs.
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Science: The ancient ancestors of seals lived and walked on land.
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Paleontologists know that seals' ancient ancestors lived and walked on land.
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Fur hunters soon drove the seals to the brink of extinction.
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It's about SEAL leadership, not a loyalty first to other SEALS.
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But the SEALs' code of silence made that hard to confirm.
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There are typically about 70 seals in the sanctuary each season.
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One of the SEALs pleaded guilty and was sentenced in May.
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Joseph Seals, a 15-year veteran of the department, Kelly said.
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Detective Seals, a father of five, joined the force in 2006.
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Ivory is traditionally used in Japan for carved 'hanko' name seals.
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Wearing feathers, eating seals — maybe none of this sounds particularly impressive.
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The Tundra's lid also seals shut and stays closed with latches.
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We've never had 200 seals [dead] on a beach stretch before.
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This is how Navy SEALs swim out of a submerged submarine
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SEALs said they reported concerns to Lieutenant Portier with no result.
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Seals, 40, was the first of four people killed on Dec.
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And, like the SEALs, the training pipeline is at times hellish.
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Cuneiform is an ancient system of writing on clay tablets that was used in Mesopotamia, while the seals are engraved with pictorial stories, and clay bullae are balls of clay on which seals have been imprinted.
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At first Carlson, who was on a five-day hike on the island, thought it was a bunch of seals playing in the surf as fur seals and sea lions are quite common on Stewart Island.
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In 2011-2012, an influenza outbreak killed about 780 seals from Maine to Massachusetts, and in 2006-2007 about 1,500 seals from Maine to Virginia died from phocine distemper, according to data from previous mortality reports.
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That seals the deal, and the entrepreneurs accept Greiner and Barkley's offer.
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Historically, seals have been a serious asset to the scientific research community.
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Ice seals are so named because they live in the Alaskan Arctic.
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GUTFELD: No, when he was with the San Francisco Seals -- WILLIAMS: Yes.
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"We're just very thankful for his years of public service," said Seals.
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A retreat for the SEALs was "never an option," the official said.
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Darren Seals forcefully spoke out on race issues and against police brutality.
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His SEALs were never able to advance after returning to the mountain.
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Once fully grown, ringed seals weigh up to 70 kilograms (155 pounds).
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The elite, counterterrorism-focused SEALs gained international fame when they rescued Capt.
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Seals are a lot more talented than we give them credit for.
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In the 90s, it felt like everyone was obsessed with safety seals.
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HowGood, a company that wants to put seals of approval on supermarket
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You could inject the cells round the fontanelle so it never seals.
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Seals, on the other hand, have smooth, round skulls, without distinctive features.
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Present-day military dogs are like the K9 version of Navy SEALs.
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They'd go there and wait for seals to pop their heads up.
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In 2014, a district court agreed, and the seals were left unprotected.
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In fact, you should stay at least 150 feet from the seals.
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Keep up the good work, Eleven—this pin seals your trendy fate.
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The SEALs told higher-ups that Melgar was drunk when they fought.
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"The birds, fish, corals, seals, algae, turtles, dolphins and whales thank you."
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But what seals the deal for me is the $129 price tag.
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A Rhodes scholar-cum-former member of the Navy SEALs oversees security.
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The reports come between two high-profile trials of other Navy SEALs.
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Collin Green, who oversees the Navy SEALs, had not threatened to resign.
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First discovered in 1494, Caribbean monk seals were hunted for their blubber.
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Phocine distemper virus is quite lethal among harbor seals in the Atlantic.
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He also posted images of the two dead seals on the road.
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Many species of seals and otters are susceptible, though to varying degrees.
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CNN: What are some unique characteristics of seals that piqued your interest?
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The first year at Bain is like 'training for the Navy SEALs.
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When the seals got back on the platform, ordinary R.E.M. sleep returned.
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By the water four harbor seals bobbed and rolled between moored boats.
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A privacy curtain seals passengers off from the rest of the plane.
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Tsai also owns the San Diego Seals of the National Lacrosse League.
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It looked hastily done, a plain printout devoid of any government seals.
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They wait there until there's enough sea ice to hunt seals from.
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Closing packages with seals — fundamentally because I care about relationships with people.
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Detective Seals was fatally shot in the head and in the arm.
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SEALs had reported him often and been brushed off just as often.
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"I believe the SEALs want to honor John Chapman," Ms. James said.
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The lid screws on and features three silicone seals to prevent spills.
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Higher up the food chain, whales, seals and pelicans are going hungry.
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He dishonored the SEALs by saying they couldn't hold a review board.
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Some have even considered using Seals and Miller's success as a template.
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There are commercial laboratories that issue "seals of approval" for manufactured supplements.
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Seven of the 22 SEALS in Gallagher&aposs platoon testified against him.
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Mr. Matranga was a member of the Navy SEALs for 26 years.
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The SEALs were required to stay 1,000 meters behind the front lines.
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Polar bears depend on sea ice as a platform for hunting seals.
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As the seals evade her, the shark charges deeper into the forest.
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Over the course of hundreds of trials, the seals were able to copy and express all possible vowel combinations of A, E, I, O U."The vocal learning abilities of seals had not been explored before," said Janik.
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He said a rogue element in the SEALs had been operating as if rules and standards did not apply to them, and that too often, SEALs who were overly focused on loyalty have covered up for one another.
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Depth sensors from his tags showed that some of the seals slowly drifted up towards the surface while sleeping, while others slowly descended—an indicator of their health, as fatter, healthier seals are less dense than water and float.
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SEALs may like to talk about the fact that they are SEALs when they're at the bars around San Diego, but they don't like to talk when a reporter comes knocking, especially after they have turned in their chief.
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Six SEALs can travel in one Proteus and an additional six in another.
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It could only be done because scientists spotted seals living in the area.
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And it surely seals Kenzo's status as fashion's irreverent yet uber cool darling.
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Some of the dead seals were reported to have lost hair, NOAA said.
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I&aposm happy being here inside, the navy SEALS have taken good care.
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I&aposm happy being here inside, the navy SEALs have taken good care.
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Thai navy seals escorted us in — total opposite of wanting us to leave.
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They are working with Thai navy SEALs, who are leading the rescue operation.
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McRaven and all of the Navy SEALs involved in the operation an apology.
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It costs 10 euros to enter and included seals as well as dolphins.
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One time, for a friend's birthday party, Mr. Newburger sent 933 trained seals.
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But now Stephen King has waded in, so I guess that seals it.
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Mr Hirai has little sympathy for the sentimental national attachment to personal seals.
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The technicians reportedly borrowed hanko— Japan's all-important signature seals—from qualified inspectors.
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In modern wars, the very smallness of the seals made them ideal booty.
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The addition of the hashtag #papapearsonlovesyou seals the deal for us, because #weloveyourightbackpapapearson.
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After the candidate seals the deal, shares can rise again after Super Tuesday.
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The SEALs asked Melgar if he wanted to get involved, but he declined.
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They don't hunt baby seals, because they think it's a waste of resources.
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No. 16 Purdue tops Indiana, seals Big Ten title share WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind.
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The resemblance is close, but it's McKinnon's impression that really seals the deal.
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Three seals were trained as part of this study: Zola, Janice, and Gandalf.
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There was never a man more devoted to the Navy and the SEALs.
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"I didn't mean to cause so much disgrace to the SEALs," he said.
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A group of Navy SEALs who were in Teleskof called urgently for help.
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The two Navy SEALs are being investigated by the Navy's Criminal Investigative Service.
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What happened to the 123 seals hunted in 2015, and the 179 elks?
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What led to the decision to deploy Navy SEALS for a possible rescue?
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Chapman offered some packing tips: bring chest seals, needle-decompression kits, and tourniquets.
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In another, essentially a video of a video, seals arc through the water.
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But after losing him to injury, Cleveland has seen Seals-Jones step up.
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Read more: Booze, coke, hazing, forced redeployment — what's wrong with the Navy SEALs?
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But it comes after a string of high-profile incidents involving Navy SEALs.
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About 1000 candidates train to join the SEALs each year, according to CNN.
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Eight classes of SEALs and seven SWCC classes have graduated since March 2016.
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Instructor: I&aposm gonna come around and check your seals one more time.
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Recently, seals showed up in the river, miles above the old Veazie Dam.
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They are a vital food source for animals including whales, seals and penguins.
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Caribbean monk seals were once the only native seal found in the Caribbean.
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"I believe the SEALs want to honor John Chapman," James told the paper.
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"Well, that seals it," Kondabolu wrote on Twitter following the USA Today interview.
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Up on a little island there was a haul-out point for seals.
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But in the water the seals were smoothly confident, fluent in the medium.
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Winner: Lana Del Rey Lana's coke spoon necklace or Radiohead's Bearhead Wax Seals?
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A firefight ensued, with al Qaeda reportedly alerted to the SEALs impending arrival.
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Pinnipeds, a category of animals that includes seals and walruses, prefer cooler seas.
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For up to two weeks, the seals could only swim in the pool.
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You've got heroes — Navy SEALs who are here to explore, saving the day.
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Some years, those large bearded seals lie less than a mile from town.
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They pulled open five of Biosphere 2's doors and broke their seals.
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Enter figures like the Navy SEALs, the SAS, and other "Tier One" operators.
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We spent most nights in the company of rattling kingfishers and curious seals.
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Two seals were shot dead in Kaikoura, on the South Island, in 2013.
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Some killer whales eat smaller mammals, including seals, while others eat only fish.
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But the prospect of his seals disappearing was more than Elliott could bear.
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I had made a promotional video with live seals in La Jolla, Calif.
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The police are especially suspicious of photos of his wife and some seals.
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Mr. Woods, a former member of the Navy SEALs, was one of them.
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It's amazing because I can stop to see turtles and seals up close.
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Now I work on the buildings where Navy SEALs train in San Diego.
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And drug use almost guarantees a one-way ticket out of the SEALs.
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Most SEALs, he said, were more focused on preparing for their next deployment.
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Hélène ArnaultHer Excellency Nicole Belloubet, Keeper of the Seals and Minister of JusticeMr.
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A wake will be held for Detective Seals on Monday in Jersey City.
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Three other SEALs who served with Gallagher were also notified of review boards.
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And no, we're not sure exactly how many seals are on this beach.
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Eating seabirds and seals later sustained coastal populations through Newfoundland's long, frozen winters.
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Finally she seals the bag and lays it gently back in the tray.
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The review of the three other SEALs was connected to the Gallagher case.
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"Words matter, Mr. Paladino," said Barbara Seals Nevergold, the president of the board.
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As the deployment wore on, SEALs said the chief's behavior grew more erratic.
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Two of the Navy mule raiders are now top leaders in the SEALs.
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His fellow SEALs are played by Taylor Kitsch, Ben Foster and Emile Hirsch.
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Sununu seals New Hampshire's motto of Live Free or Die with his signature.
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What's truly bizarre is that seals have recently taken to raping female penguins.
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SEALs detected during mission One such operational reason: The need for a moonless night to help provide the cover of darkness for the Navy SEALs undertaking the raid on the al Qaeda headquarters located in the al Bayda Governorate in Yemen.
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"Seals are pulling water out of the cave as fast as possible for the safety of the Wild Boar team on the day they can be taken out of the cave," the Thai Navy SEALs posted on their Facebook page.
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Some scenes will be set where genuine action took place: at The Four Green Fields, a thatched-roof cottage style Irish pub where SEALs, former SEALs, Army Rangers, Irish special forces and assorted operatives have been known to hang out.
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The carcasses of at least 60 ice seals—bearded, ringed, and spotted seals—have been discovered near the Arctic's Bering and Chukchi seas on Alaska's western coast, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced in a press release on Wednesday.
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Anyone who tries to vilify me and my position on seals is not sitting there in the spring in Nunavut when there are so many seals that it's like someone took a pepper shaker and sprinkled it on the ice.
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Two other SEALs also shot bin Laden inside his bedroom on the third floor.
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Leopard seals even have similarly shaped snouts and jaws to those of C. havensteini.
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Other SEALs who served alongside Gallagher testified they saw Gallagher stab the ISIS fighter.
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The SEALs are exposed to the water, and have to be in their wetsuits.
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Chief Petty Officer William "Ryan" Owens was killed and three other SEALs were injured.
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Exposure to sounds this loud can cause permanent hearing loss in dolphins and seals.
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Several SEALs testified under immunity that they took pictures with the body with Gallagher.
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Plastic has been found inside marine animals including sea turtles, seals, whales and birds.
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The SEALs are considered to be among the most able US special operations forces.
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We were circling over it not sure if it was whales, seals or dolphins.
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Cairo secured the area around the bin Laden compound while Navy SEALs went in.
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Seals, penguins, and other wildlife can eat plastic debris and choke, or become entangled.
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In both cases, the SEALs made the decision to stay and help local fighters.
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And I'm very grateful to the brave Navy SEALs who carried out that mission.
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He finds it widespread in elite special-forces units, such as the Navy Seals.
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Aubry seals the deal when she tells Sarah that Debbe is lying about her.
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Right now you and me are the Navy SEALs of the War on Drugs.
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Scientists are especially curious about the prey that leopard seals are hunting and consuming.
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A survey at the time found 30 gray seals, though there were probably more.
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The documents have all the right official seals, watermarks and signatures, but they're fake.
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Grandma is stoked to see a couple of monk seals chilling on the shore!
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Nissan says seals on antilock brake pumps can leak fluid onto a circuit board.
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It seals his work together, from his early fashion designs to his celebrity portraits.
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That's why it's important to look for official seals (like the USDA Organic seal).
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Many bear a large great white image and advise visitors against swimming near seals.
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Everyone enjoys a nice nap on a gently rocking boat, and that includes seals.
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Elephant seals are deep divers — which is why they have those big, soulful eyes.
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Researchers trained the seals using positive reinforcement, giving them food when they performed well.
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Many vacationers have passports bearing the seals of a Latin American or Caribbean country.
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He noted that neither the prosecution nor the defense objected to the temporary seals.
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For example, in 26 at least seven SEALs were charged with abusing Iraqi prisoners.
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Further, seven SEALs were charged in 2004 for assaulting and abusing detainees in Iraq.
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You are very likely to hear (or see) coyotes, owls, seals, roadrunners and bunnies.
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Clinton and unite behind her if and when she seals up the Democratic nomination.
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Once the recruits enter the chamber, they break the seals of their gas masks.
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We've never seen polar bears hunting seals in the way you see them here.
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Seven other Navy SEALs, meanwhile, testified under oath that Gallagher had committed the murder.
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Despite the eels' successful extraction, they could pose a serious threat to the seals.
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Meanwhile, two SEALs have been implicated in the hazing death of Special Forces Sgt.
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Penguins, whales, seabirds and seals all eat krill, as do many other marine animals.
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Montana's Congressman, former State Senator, and 23-year veteran of the US Navy SEALs.
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They will join a team of dozens of Thai Navy SEALs and international experts.
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The incident is the latest indication of widespread drug abuse in the Navy SEALs.
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She has traveled around the world studying animals such as whales, seals, and dolphins.
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WATCH: Canada's Controversial Seal Hunt Those who actually live alongside seals see things differently.
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Historically, underground warfare has been the domain of special operations troops like Navy SEALs.
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Adding a layer of resin seals the painting and gives it the lifelike shine.
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"He was running a critical security apparatus with other former SEALs," the source said.
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Lynda Doughty: What I love about seals is they really look similar to dogs.
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One member of the Navy SEALs was killed there in a mission in May.
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One bear that managed to catch some seals lost a negligible amount of weight.
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Other SEALs, including some witnesses who testified against him, were also in the photos.
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It's possible that the seals pushed the giant penguins out, while smaller penguins survived.
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Footage of sick and dying seals overlays her image and juxtaposes with her body.
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The SEALs were on a secret counterterrorism mission in the impoverished West African nation.
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"There are more seals there than ever," said Agnese Balandina, specialist at the agency.
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Wannabe Zuckerbergs are told that starting a company is like joining the Navy SEALs.
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Fishing and hunting seals took them away from home for months at a time.
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Elio: With Iberian ham, there are four categories of quality represented by four seals.
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But in recent years, the number of seals being rescued has fallen, Okazaki said.
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The SEALS intentionally destroyed sensitive military equipment that was aboard the aircraft, Newsweek reported.
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Gallagher was eventually turned in for this and other incidents by his fellow SEALs.
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Three other SEALs who served with Gallagher are also being notified of review boards.
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Some of the records bear NSA seals, but Reuters could not confirm their authenticity.
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WCVB reported there have been shark sightings in the area, with seals being attacked.
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Green then moved ahead with the process to kick Gallagher out of the SEALs.
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The board will reportedly recommend whether Gallagher is fit to remain in the SEALs.
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Seals was given a similar reasoning in February, but she chose to fight back.
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And Navy SEALs are training Nigerian commandos for action in the oil-rich delta.
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Trump then tweeted on Thursday that Gallagher should not be removed from the SEALs.
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This nomination, ahead of Martin Scorsese ("Silence") and Garth Davis ("Lion"), seals the deal.
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"Swim close to the shore, don't'swim alone, and avoid swimming near seals," he said.
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"There were a couple of elephant seals, which are rather phallic themselves," he said.
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Detective Seals had been a police officer for 15 years, said Chief Michael Kelly.
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So SEALs said they started firing warning shots to keep pedestrians out of range.
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McConnell seals the deal This was exactly the situation McConnell had worked to avoid.
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US Navy SEALs are often deployed to serve as advisers to Somali security forces.
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"2 days, 23 Boars," said a message on the Thai Navy SEALS Facebook page.
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In June, Mr. Trump nominated a former member of the Navy SEALs, Vice Adm.
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One of her first tasks was to make clay impressions of the cylinder seals.
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The SEALs killed 5003 militants, but 2500 civilians also died, including women and children.
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The SEALs killed 14 militants, but 23 civilians also died, including women and children.
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All rely on artifacts and devices appropriate to their contexts: seals, ledgers, stamps, tokens.
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They hunt seals on the frozen ice, and have few food sources on land.
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They have to catch prey in one of the most stark and difficult environments to live in on the planet, so they are highly tuned to eat meat, to kill seals on the surface of the ice and feed on the seals.
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The secretary of the Navy and the admiral overseeing the Navy SEALs threatened to resign or be fired if President Donald Trump blocks the expulsion of a member of the Navy SEALs, The New York Times reported on Saturday, citing administration officials.
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Chief Gallagher's lawyer, Timothy Parlatore, told the jury of five Marines and two Navy sailors in his opening arguments this week that the SEALs who would testify against the chief had lied in the hope of getting the chief removed from the SEALs.
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Knowing that these different styles exist, Ms. Kienle and her colleague, Annalisa Berta of San Diego State University, compared the bones of fossil seals with specimens of every known modern seal so that they could identify the eating styles of the seals' ancestors.
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He was acquitted of nearly all charges, but evidence from the case also showed SEALs drinking in Iraq with their officers, and suggested Chief Gallagher and other high-ranking enlisted SEALs were abusing opiates both at home and in the war zone.
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The SEALs then rushed up the stairs of the living quarters toward the third floor.
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"It doesn't penetrate the skin so it seals it and creates a barrier," Hume said.
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Navy file photo of Navy SEALs operating in Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.
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Buffalo School Board President Barbara Seals Nevergold said Paladino is known for his controversial rhetoric.
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I first heard it from Eric Potterat, the former head psychologist for the Navy SEALs.
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Sheep, cattle, bison, geese, elephants, and even seals have been struck down by the dozens.
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Its protein-packed formula manages to seals cuticles and define curls at the same time.
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But near their colony, elephant seals and penguins deliver marine takeout to these hardy invertebrates.
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Even in the remote Antarctic, species from mites to elephant seals are feeling the pressure.
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Peter really seals the deal when he plays with little Alistair, who remembers his name.
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Over a century after Cunningham's discovery, the seals remain undeciphered, their messages lost to us.
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The population of the Baikal earless seals, or nerpa, is estimated to be around 130,000.
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But criticism is supposed to challenge readers on occasion, not only provide seals of approval.
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He died in a 2005 firefight in Afghanistan that left three SEALs dead in all.
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Someone is at least pretending to enjoy winter – but that fur shrug seals the deal.
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Footage released by the SEALs showed parts of the rescue operation that captivated the world.
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It hints at a more complex communication system than what was assumed for seals before.
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Bears, caribou, and apparently even seals are known to wander onto the runway, causing delays.
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If there is no alternative to fate, then any sign of it seals the outcome.
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Instead, she seals them in envelopes and hides them in a box in her closet.
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"The cards are not only a tool that reaches into the future," Bostic Seals adds.
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The attacks killed Ambassador Chris Stevens, a state department official and two former Navy SEALs.
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But it appears the suspected SEALs changed their story and lied about about what happened.
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But have I ever seen an allegation of two Navy SEALs killing a Green Beret?
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Scientists from the University of St. Andrews in Scotland have taught seals how to sing.
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Even before this study, there was already anecdotal evidence that seals could learn to sing.
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However, scientists remained puzzled as to why or how seals could vocalize in this way.
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Melgar's wife, Michelle Melgar, was also unconvinced when she heard of the SEALs' drinking allegation.
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In all, ICE returned 3,800 ancient artifacts, including cuneiform tablets, cylinder seals and clay bullae.
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I had friends die in Benghazi, friends who I grew with in the Navy SEALs.
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But participating in Old World leisure pursuits — including archery and falconry — often seals the deal.
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Ryan Zinke (R-FL) served 23 years as an officer in the U.S. Navy SEALs.
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"Extreme Ownership, How US Navy Seals Lead and Win" by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin
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When the hunters went out on the ice, lounging seals didn't even notice their presence.
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Many of the Navy SEALs who testified were granted immunity to appear before the court.
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The agreement brings to an end the litigation and seals a reconciliation between the cousins.
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The SEALs got their name because they operate in all environments — Sea, Air, and Land.
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Sanders upsets Clinton and convinces the Navy SEALs to rescue the superdelegates from Hillary's basement?
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There would be severe declines of penguins and other die-offs of seabirds and seals.
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These plastic seals can fit all kinds of produce to keep things fresh for longer.
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In the meantime, here are some rumors that have broken without official seals of approval.
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Penguins, seabirds, and different species of seals and whales could be seen at all times.
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Staff are still considering how to manage the beach now that seals have taken over.
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In 2012, SEALs freed an American aid worker and her Danish colleague from Somali pirates.
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Most seals require a minimum three months of intensive care before they can be released.
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The nonprofit also responds to calls about deceased seals, whales, dolphins, porpoises and sea turtles.
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On the platform, the researchers found, the fur seals slept much as land mammals do.
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"Lobbing in this hand grenade right now sort of seals Comcast's fate," Mr. Moffett said.
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Inupiat have sustained themselves with these seals for thousands of years in the Bering Sea.
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Callimachi: It's basically the concept of us versus them, which just kind of seals it.
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I know that you worked with Navy SEALs and someone said dark before the dawn.
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Around it tape was rolled, the ends being held in place by red wax seals.
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But plasma from dolphins, manatees, sea lions and elephant seals failed to clear the pesticides.
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"It was the first time since the SEALs I found something really meaningful," he said.
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The shoals are also home to more than 200 endangered Hawaiian monk seals, he said.
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They don't like to talk to reporters, especially about anything that would discredit the SEALs.
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His father, the first leader of al Qaeda, was killed by Navy SEALs in 2011.
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"I just replaced the wheel bearings because the seals were broken from saltwater," she said.
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On Tuesday, a police officer named Joe Seals was on duty in nearby Jersey City.
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The SEALs have a kind of commuter-warrior existence, living in Virginia Beach between missions.
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Or head north to La Jolla to see seals and sea lions just off shore.
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Spotted seals swim in a water tank at Asahiyama Zoo in Asahikawa, Japan, Feb. 7.
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Kelp forests serve as nurseries for young fish and playgrounds for seals and sea otters.
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The whelk is strewn with grated seal bresaola, made from seals killed by local hunters.
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In recent years, it is still seen being used by SEALs, SWCCs, and Special Forces.
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Male Northern elephant seals fighting on the beach at Año Nuevo State Park in California.
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"I know that SEALs [have] this connotation of being very aggressive and hardcore," Kim said.
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Seals, a father of five, had been with the department since 2006, according to Fulop.
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Officials believe Seals was attempting to engage the two armed suspects before he was killed.
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A bystander called 911 to report Seals' body at the cemetery at 12:38 p.m.
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A bystander called 911 to report Seals' body at the cemetery at 12:493 p.m.
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But as a person with middling anxiety, the interactive element is what seals the deal.
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The chief came to be widely known among the SEALs as a battle-wise veteran.
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After years of work, Seals was promoted to detective in November 2017, according to NJ.com.
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Joseph Seals, 39, who was shot at a cemetery a mile away from the market.
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Anderson or Graham shot Detective Joseph Seals in the head, killing him, and drove away.
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Ironically, that officer, Commander Robert Breisch, told those SEALs that they risked losing their tridents.
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Collin Green, who took command of the SEALs four days before Chief Gallagher was arrested.
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Plans to punish all four of the SEALs are now on hold, the official said.
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They are among the largest members of the bear species and prey heavily on seals.
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Finally, in April 2018, they went outside the SEALs to the Naval Criminal Investigative Service.
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Suref seals his visor and checks his tank, making sure he has plenty of oxygen.
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The SEALs in the platoon did not respond to requests for interviews for this article.
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Seals get stuck in plastic rings from six-packs that slowly cut through their necks.
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Alaska's bearded and ringed seals are currently listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act.
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In his interview with MTV, Seals spoke about how violence in his community affected him.
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The videos also showed how polar bears hunt: 90 percent of the time, the bears just sat and waited for seals to come up breathing holes in the ice, while the remaining time they stalked the seals and attacked them by jumping on them.
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It sells voting machines, election-management software, security seals, and forms election officials use for tracking paper ballots, certifying that seals on voting machines and ballot boxes are properly affixed, and for canceling the registration of individual voters or transferring their registration to another jurisdiction.
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Even hacking a single machine, he testified, would take far too long to be practical: One has to break seals, do things to the machine and then apply counterfeit seals back to the machine in such a way that nobody notices what is going on.
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For the U.S. military, Navy SEALs and other teams are highly trained for missions involving water.
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A hot metal press seals the condoms in foil wrappers; another machine stamps on expiration dates.
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This study only analyzed one colony—maybe they were just some really socially-conscious elephant seals.
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Well, the SEALs are looking to change that through the acquisition of a dry manned submersible.
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The agency also has received reports that the seals are unusually thin this year, it said.
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One of the SEALs was killed, as were at least 10 civilians, including women and children.
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In addition to the death of Chief Petty Officer William "Ryan" Owens, several SEALs were injured.
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The disposal seals GM's exit from Europe and ends a relationship dating back to the 1920s.
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Potentially, it seals what happens to the special relationship in the next eight to ten years.
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This allows people to take pragmatic steps like repositioning electric meters or reinforcing seals on windows.
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The disposal seals GM's exit from Europe and ends a relationship dating back to the 215s.
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For this reason, he vacuum-seals the cash in plastic and then covers it in Vaseline.
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The Thai navy SEALs confirmed on Facebook that the ninth boy emerged at 4:06 p.m.
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McRaven and all of the SEALs involved in that operation an apology for what he's saying.
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Seals can pick up the trail of fish such as herring when blindfolded and wearing earmuffs.
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In fact, a Belgian Malinois tagged along with the Navy SEALs who killed Osama bin Laden.
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It destroys the suspense and seals a sense of the movie as both slick and amateurish.
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They also visit the harbor seals that can be found around Governors, Hoffman and Swinburne Islands.
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The hive includes a tray underneath the honeycombs that seals the materials when it's pulled out.
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Then, she seals the eggs, and paints the opening so they look like the real thing.
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" In an account provided to MTV, Seals said, "It was like I felt her soul crying.
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Navy SEALS killed Osama bin Laden in 2011 during a raid on his Abbottabad, Pakistan, compound.
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In the apartment, agents found dozens of security images and seals used in legitimate identification documents.
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The Thai army has sent in 31 divers to support the navy's SEALS, a spokesman said.
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When the polar bears couldn't catch enough seals, they lost a lot of their body mass.
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When it comes to red carpet hair, Ciara signs, seals, and delivers each and every time.
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Transactions are concluded with carved signature seals stamped on paper contracts, and another round of bows.
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Before the fight that seals Elektra's fate, Murdock tells her he's totally in love with her.
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Satisfaction came from choosing cylinder seals for a new museum, built with British help, in Basra.
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Nissan told NHTSA that the issue of possibly defective seals stems from a third-tier supplier.
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At an event Thursday, Clinton described Navy SEALs removing women and children from bin Laden's compound.
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The coating also seals moisture inside the hair, and makes it shiny and easier to comb.
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All mammals have a diving reflex, but marine mammals like seals have a particularly strong one.
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Then there's coach Mike Friday, who had the team work with Navy SEALs to improve concentration.
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In 2010, they camped out on Greenland's west coast for a week, but caught no seals.
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Two of the five other SEALs who earned the Medal of Honor were among the crowd.
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Sometimes the very large seals, which don't taste so good, they'll use solely for the dogs.
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The cushioning not only seals in your ears, it makes the Studio3 headphones comfortable to wear.
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At the time, he used satellite tags that recorded only the seals' location, speed, and velocity.
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They hide near holes in the ice, waiting for seals to come up for a breath.
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These sympathetic humanoids were believed to be seals that could transform into (usually very attractive) people.
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A witness told Army investigators that one of the SEALs wanted "to get back" at Melgar.
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Other SEALs were accused of killing young people in an Afghan town during a 22004 raid.
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The military also has yet to formally charge the SEALs, let alone convict them of anything.
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At one point, the team members reported one of the SEALs put Melgar in a chokehold.
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Paramedics educate class members on skills like tourniquet application, chest seals, compression bandages, and other techniques.
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He said that the SEALs rounded up the women and children, then debated what to do.
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"We haven't put our heads around the long-term issue with these seals yet," said Dell'Osso.
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Grandfather telling the story to granddaughter seals their bond and tacitly establishes a pact between them.
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On the rocky shoreline nearby, a group of seals frolicked, components of the island's diverse wildlife.
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SEALs, Seabees, Sailors, pilots, boatswains, and many more serve in the Navy, serving whereever they're called.
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The parachute team comprises active-duty Navy SEALs, Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewmen and support personnel.
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Other branches of the U.S. military have been active in Qatar, including the U.S. Navy SEALS.
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Can't small teams of highly-trained Navy Seals and Green Berets better address most regional threats?
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Aerion's plane would have an engine designed with seals that could handle the biofuel, he said.
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"The oyster seals this irritant off by wrapping the foreign object in shell material," he said.
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