Submerge was a record distribution company for a while, and almost everybody that was making records had a distribution deal with Submerge in the 90s.
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Even if you submerge the reel underwater, it still burns.
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Submerge your egg into a cup of dye and remove it.
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Submerge your pan, sloshing water back and forth over the dirt.
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A strong cyclone at high tide could submerge the entire island.
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Immediately submerge the poached eggs in ice water and refrigerate them.
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Their giant reservoirs also uproot whole communities and submerge ancestral homes.
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The western state of Rakhine also saw heavy rainfall submerge some roads.
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It is important to completely submerge the greens with the liquid. 5.
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They're tough to spot, but they typically can't submerge for very long.
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Today she's more excited to put on plastic gloves and submerge a bottle.
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Floodwaters from the Russian River partially submerge properties in Guerneville on Feb. 28.
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You previously couldn't submerge the headphones at all, but they were water resistant.
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He would submerge himself into his environments and become part of the story.
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Make the noodle salad: Submerge the noodles in water for approximately 20 minutes.
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So now, rising tides threaten to submerge the tomb — or crack it open.
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The goal was to aim, launch a torpedo and submerge without being seen.
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In Buzi, the United Nations warned, rising floodwaters may partially submerge the town.
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Fully submerge the toy into the water and then glue the lid on tightly.
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Submerge it in the liquid or use a spoon so the excess won't overflow.
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The dancers submerge themselves in these materials, in a way both sensual and frightening.
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In a large bucket or pot, submerge the chicken pieces in the pickle brine.
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Remove the chicken pieces from the pickle brine and submerge it in the buttermilk.
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Add the goat leg, taking care to fully submerge it, and refrigerate overnight. 21.
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Make the tepache: Fill large mason jar with water and submerge all solid particles.
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"Cyberspace did not submerge our identities under a universal oneness of 'user,'" McNeil writes.
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You can simply submerge them in ice water (a method known as no-jime).
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It's nice when audience and band sort of submerge, and somehow goes into a whole.
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Hurricane Harvey managed to submerge homes that were a long drive from the Texas coast.
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The pipe carried water to a ballast tank that helped the sub submerge and surface.
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Submerge a sponge or cloth into the solution and use it to scrub your case.
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By 2100, sea levels could swell high enough to submerge 12.5 percent of Florida's homes.
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"I don't have the time to submerge myself in the world of Wagner," he said.
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Remove oven racks and submerge them in hot water and liquid or granular dishwasher soap. 2.
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Submerge the whole bird in cold water, and the USDA recommends 30 minutes for every pound.
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Add the pork skins to a large soup kettle/stock pot and completely submerge with water.
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Remove your egg from its syrupy prison, submerge it in water, and add blue food die.
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Even with that knowledge, Clark said he wouldn't want to submerge in North Korea's new submarine.
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Alternatively, plant owners can also submerge Tillandsia ionantha in water for one hour every two weeks.
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Avoid getting moisture in any opening, and don't submerge your Apple product in any cleaning agents.
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Models show a levee failure could submerge parts of the metropolis under 20 feet of water.
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The pop-up allowed patrons to submerge themselves in colorful balls while imbibing bright cocktails to match.
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When I timidly submerge my face in the water, I'm soothed by the sharks' slow aquatic choreography.
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Place bread pieces in a large bowl; add eggnog mixture, and gently stir to submerge bread completely.
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This deep-fryer exploded into a fury of flames when two men attempted to submerge their turkey.
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Mohammed Kassaf wears rain boots and wades through the puddles that submerge the floors of his tent.
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Add the ice cubes to the brine and allow to cool to room temperature then submerge the chickens.
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There should be tubs full of Nutella in which I can submerge my arm and squish it around.
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President Trump says he wants to end birthright citizenship; floods in Italy submerge a big portion of Venice.
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You can drop it, submerge it, freeze it, basically abuse it pretty hard and it'll most likely survive.
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Even before his grandfather got sick, his willingness to submerge himself into not-so-pleasant memories was striking.
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He lies until you want to submerge your head in a bucket of ice and pray for release.
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You can't see the face of the unnamed future person whose coastal village you will have helped submerge.
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It was high enough to cover parking lots and fill some riverfront buildings and nearly submerge street signs.
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Add the egg mixture to the ceramic pitcher of an espresso machine and submerge the steam wand tip.
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"Terry Riley opened a world of infinite sound in which I could submerge myself for days," Deradoorian said.
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I submerge my fork beneath the glazy filing and find the crust gives way too easily, probably underdone.
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But if you have plans to submerge yourself in water, you might want to just wear a bathing suit.
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As waters continue to submerge villages, the government said it had deployed more mobile medical units to southern provinces.
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No, Noah, it's submerge warm, intake cold, that's the order in the summer, that's how it has to go.
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The rising waters of the dam are also expected to eventually submerge the 12,000-year-old town of Hasankeyf.
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She'd submerge her hands in hot water and flex and flex and flex until her fingers worked properly again.
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But parties don't make the fundamental problems of democratic control disappear; they just submerge them more or less successfully.
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Movement Festival, as well as techno group Underground Resistance and the Submerge Techno Museum were also given the award.
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In Turkey, the Ilisu dam will also displace thousands of people and submerge a town dating back 12,000 years.
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It describes individuals who didn't submerge their identities in feminism, but employed feminism to achieve their identities as individuals.
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He also can be arrogant and thin-skinned, qualities he somehow would have to submerge in a long contest.
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My mom always taught me that you shouldn&apost submerge or soak wooden rolling pins when you clean them.
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Submerge a piece of bread in the egg mixture, then rotate it three or four times until heavily coated.
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Given the Brobdingnagian amount of ice it houses, a melting Antarctica has the potential to submerge coastlines around the world.
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In this clip, two dudes submerge Samsung's latest phone in the drink du jour and drop it to the ground.
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This reservoir contains so much ice that, if melted and brought to the surface, it would submerge the entire planet.
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Nitrate film has been known to spontaneously combust, and it continues to burn even if you submerge it in water.
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Thankfully, they won't have to submerge this one underwater to get it open, much to the disappointment of Moaning Myrtle.
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As waters continue to submerge villages, the government said it had deployed more mobile medical units to the southern provinces.
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The U.N. warned that floodwaters threatened to partly submerge Buzi, Mozambique, a town of 87,000 that still was without electricity.
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Ms. Davis's piano playing can seem to submerge you in its sound, though her style is more solid than liquid.
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Rising floodwaters were threatening to partially submerge Buzi, a town of 200,71, not far from Beira, the United Nations warned.
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Superior is so voluminous that, if poured out, it would submerge North and South America under a foot of water.
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Sea level rise due primarily to global warming threatens to submerge dozens of the most culturally significant sites in the Mediterranean.
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The sensation is sort of like being in the Dead Sea, too buoyant to truly submerge yourself in the salty water.
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Data published in 2013 suggested that it was not safe for people to submerge themselves in 60% of New Zealand's waterways.
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SUBMERGED TOWN The rising waters of the dam are also expected to eventually submerge the 12,000-year-old town of Hasankeyf.
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Place the radishes in a zip-top bag or a sealable container and pour over the brine to submerge them completely.
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Video on social media shows the multitiered tour boat tilt from one side to the other before the lower decks submerge.
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The Grand Paradise is the type of theater that has its best rewards when you submerge yourself in its retro flow.
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Indonesia is in a race against sea-level rise, which threatens to submerge swaths of its capital city, Jakarta, by 2050.
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We're not sure why you'd ever want to submerge your Kindle for that long, but at least the option is there.
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Rising sea levels threaten to imminently submerge the country, two-thirds of which lies less than 17 feet above sea level.
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The trimmer is water-resistant, so you can bring it into the shower, but don&apost submerge it in the tub.
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Cooling systems have also become much leaner; some tech companies submerge data centers under water or build them in the Arctic.
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Who needs to be haunted by an old flame when you can literally submerge yourself in millions of dollars worth of diamonds?
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Richard Shelby of Alabama, on Wednesday: "We will be fine, because we will submerge our differences for the greater good," he said.
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RW: Gender Treason forces people to get away from the screen, get out of their house, and submerge themselves in an environment.
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"You simply submerge in a new world with the ease of stepping into your car and driving to the supermarket," he says.
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"The really humbling thing about the work is that as soon as we submerge the sculptures, they're not ours anymore," he says.
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The company says you should still avoid getting moisture inside any openings and shouldn't submerge your Apple device in any cleaning products.
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Fill the tub with enough cold or lukewarm water to submerge the mat and a small amount of a mild detergent. 2.
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Residing in the basement are the vulnerabilities, traumas, primary emotions and painful memories that we want to submerge and not think about.
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It damaged cars, apartment buildings and taverns, filling one nearby restaurant with enough water to nearly submerge its C-shaped turquoise bar.
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Finally I was released, but it's funny, sometimes you submerge yourself so deep in the story that you become part of it.
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A storm surge still breached embankments to submerge dozens of villages on Bangladesh's low-lying coast, a disaster ministry official in Dhaka said.
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The thick paint swirls which submerge and surround the title character of the "Great Headless Blank" music video represent internal struggle and trauma.
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Pour in the egg mixture then scatter over the tomatoes, chile slices, and dill fronds, lightly pressing them into the eggs to submerge.
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But noodle lovers, be warned: the thin slices of beef cook quickly if allowed to fully submerge in the broth, so act fast.
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Fill a large, tall pot with enough water to submerge a long-handled noodle basket and bring to a boil over high heat.
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And they would submerge it a little bit more, then a little bit more, and the car filled up with water over time.
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While most kids were grappling with grades and hormones, I was fighting to submerge the reality that my dad was always in danger.
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With regular onions, there are options: chuck your onion in the fridge before you cut it, or submerge it in water while chopping.
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The new Aura H20 is rated IPX8 water resistant, meaning you can submerge it in two meters of water for up to an hour.
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We had to dip it around Ariana's body, hold it for a moment, then let it submerge so the paint would create those lines.
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Either steam in a hot shower or submerge your muslin cloth in warm water and then put it on your face for 30 seconds.
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In the photograph "Water Polo Match, Harvard, 2018," bodies submerge and splash in a pool, some facing each other, some looking in different directions.
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Bembry was shattered to miss it but he had to submerge his questionable goatee in a pool once he was done with Summer League.
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Working with 1 tortilla at a time, submerge the tortillas for 3 to 5 seconds to soften, then transfer to a baking sheet. 5.
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The small but notable addition won't exactly protect you from torrential downpours, and it definitely doesn't mean you can submerge your feet in water.
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Put instant ramen noodles in the basket (breaking the noodles slightly to fit if need be) and submerge the noodles in the boiling water.
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Make the broth: Use your hands to break up the chicken carcass into chunky pieces so you can easily submerge them in liquid later.
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I cannot wait for the expansion to be released, to be in stock, to submerge myself once again in these stories and thought processes.
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Before you ship out, before you submerge your submarine or unleash your balloon, cherish every bit of warmth and respite, every gesture of love.
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If you completely submerge your baby in water before the wound heals, this could increase the risk of infection or cause irritation, says Daryznkiewicz.
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Rising seas will submerge the low-lying Caribbean islands of San Blas, a tourist attraction and home to several thousand Guna, an indigenous group.
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This is one of the game's ostensible lessons—that you can fall asleep at the wheel and submerge yourself into a meditative work regime.
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He described a possible scenario of a dam collapse which would see a 15-meter (50-foot) wave submerge parts of Mosul within four hours.
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You place a drop of liquid on the chip (or submerge it in your drink) and get the result in as little as 30 seconds.
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Don't forget the sex toys The golden rule of sex toy owners used to be: If it has a motor, don't submerge it in water.
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Hold the bottom of the doughnut with your fingertips and submerge the top in warm glaze a little more than halfway up the sides. 4.
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Lab-grown meat starts with cells — you can use stem cells, muscle cells, fat cells, myo- or fibroblasts — that you submerge in a growth medium.
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He slowly begins to blend into his surroundings as he becomes increasingly caked in mud, sometimes lying flat to submerge his arm in search of crabs.
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More than enough to submerge US coastal cities like Miami, to say nothing of the low lying Marshall Islands, which will each become their own Atlantis.
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The way I look at it is, when you allow people to submerge themselves into a story, they will react by thinking through what it's about.
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Dull, dry rocks reveal their full beauty and character when wet, so submerge them or let droplets splash from a water feature to make them shine.
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Cryotherapy, the application of extremely cold temperatures to the body, is often used by athletes who submerge themselves in ice-cold water for about 10 minutes.
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It would have been easy for Ty to fully submerge himself in the world of hip-hop, pumping out songs filled with understated, half-sung verses.
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In the event of storms, Eco Wave Power's system could lift its buoys or submerge them until high waves pass, the company said on its website.
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Don't submerge your device in a cleaning liquid, and don't use bleach, aerosol sprays, or abrasives, as they can wear down your phone's oil-resistant coating.
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"Lean forward to place the cup around the eye socket, press gently to secure and then lean back to submerge the eye in fluid," she instructs.
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The likes of record store/distributor Submerge and the label Transmat sent a signal from Detroit to the world... It was an extremely important and exciting time.
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And while OnePlus claims the 6 is splash resistant, it doesn't have any proper water resistance ratings, so it's not safe to submerge or really get soaked.
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The company says they've received an IPX7 waterproof rating, which means you can submerge them in a meter of water for up to 30 minutes without damage.
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Oh, and you can submerge it in the deep end (not that you would want to, but that's not the point), and it will still work. Technology!
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"When we submerge ourselves in that [blessed] water, it, in turn, blesses us," Hanekamp says, adding that you should dunk your head under the water, if possible.
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Basically you wee into a cup, take the cap off the drug test, and then submerge the little rectangular piece at the end for about ten seconds.
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To truly get the best sense of how goat meat can make a run for lamb's money, keep it on the bone and submerge it in sauce.
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But a new experiment from Manus VR allows you to submerge your body even deeper into VR, in this case, all the way up to your arms.
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Once finished the project is expected to submerge the majority of villages making up the ancient Hasankeyf settlement, which dates back to the Neolithic period, and surrounding villages.
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Additionally, HTC said the diver held the phone over his head so that it didn't submerge more than one meter deep, conforming with the phone's water resistance rating.
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The battery has a 3,000mAh capacity, and is IP68 certified, so it's able to submerge underwater in a maximum depth of 1.5 meters for up to 30 minutes.
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Artist Mari Katayama uses objects both to reference her body and to submerge the viewer in a world where the expected limits of the bodily form are reimagined.
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It would also submerge nearly 6,000 hectares of non-forest land and more than 5,000 homes, according to a feasibility report by the National Water Development Authority (NWDA).
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If you're not quite ready to fully submerge your life in whey, the second best bet—Schnepp says—is to get to know your cheese a bit better.
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Perhaps it is nearly ready to flood our joint consciousness, to submerge our current idols, to cut a new channel for us in some as-yet-unseen direction.
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He claimed Wall died from breathing exhaust gases that had leaked into the submarine due to a technical error while he was on the deck preparing to submerge.
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Working with 1 Oreo at a time, submerge the cookies in the batter and then cook them in the hot oil for about 2 minutes, flipping once halfway through.
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"A young child with very limited swimming ability could set into water over their head and just submerge," Dave Benjamin, of the Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project, told WLS.
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Plus, the IP28.0 water resistance means you can get it wet — even submerge it — without worry, which is something that most phones in this price range do not have.
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In a large saucepan over medium-high heat, warm the remaining 1 cup / 240ml oil, which should be 63 inches / 5cm deep so you can submerge the tortilla wedges.
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The iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus are not waterproof—they are rated IP67, which means you can submerge the phone in 1 meter of water for 30 minutes.
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Check it out: This rugged, critically-acclaimed speaker has an IPX7 waterproof rating so you can fully submerge it in three feet of water for 30 minutes without worrying.
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THUMP features editor Michelle went on a tour of Craig's chosen techno landmarks in Detroit, hittting spots such as Underground Resistance's Submerge label headquarters and pioneering club The Majestic.
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International visitors stopped by the Submerge techno museum to learn more about the genre's history and bought stacks vinyl records from Somewhere in Detroit, down the street from Motown.
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Yes, this means that you can now submerge your Kindle in two meters of water for up to 60 minutes without having to worry about bricking the entire device.
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Don't submerge it in a bathtub while your iPad is inside or anything, but also don't worry about some drizzle as you jog from the subway to the gym.
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I'd pee in a cup, submerge the pH strip and then watch my mom struggle to identify the drug correlative to whatever ambiguous color was developing on the indicator.
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Green: 21-23 ftYellow: 25-30 ftRed: 30+ ftDorian's storm surge is estimated at 18-23 ft, which would submerge everything in green and significant parts of the yellow.
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The driver of the van was approaching a freeway when he paused briefly, then drove into water that was 8 feet deep, causing the van to submerge, Gonzalez said.
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And for crunch, try sesame seeds, nori seaweed or even flaky sea salt sprinkled on at the very last second, before it has a chance to submerge and melt.
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Iraq on Saturday closed its Sheeb border crossing with Iran to travelers and trade until further notice, Iraqi security sources said, as flooding continues to submerge villages in southwestern Iran.
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It even has a water-resistant rating of IPX-7, so you can submerge the device in water for a short period of time completely, like at a pool party.
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Iraq on Saturday closed its Sheeb border crossing with Iran to travellers and trade until further notice, Iraqi security sources said, as flooding continues to submerge villages in southwestern Iran.
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Without the hardship waivers that the EPA has granted to the struggling companies that are not equipped to blend ethanol, small refineries — particularly in the Northeast — could submerge into bankruptcy.
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To reheat just before serving, place individual portions of noodles in a sieve and submerge the sieve into boiling water for a few seconds, just until the noodles come loose.
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By using the Diana, and its dark hues that seem about to submerge the figures and landscapes in their contrasts, Rexroth made these moments feel as if in constant motion.
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But those who love to fully submerge themselves in the geography, politics and folklore of fantasy worlds will likely be preordering Book 2 before they've even turned the last page.
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A DIY sanitizing alternative to the detergent is a mixture of water and vinegar: Fill a large container with equal parts of both and submerge the filter into the mixture. 7.
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As embers the size of dinner plates rain down and a blaze roars "like seven jumbos landing on the roof", people submerge themselves in any body of water they can find.
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In this and other images, Katayama uses objects both to reference her body and to submerge the viewer in a world where the expected limits of the bodily form are reimagined.
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Before his parents' divorce, Mevoli would plunge into the backyard pool of his boyhood home in Florida, surface to check if the angry voices had subsided, and, if not, submerge again.
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Have your whole squad tag along because at The Pot's, it's all-you-can-eat dumplings, noodles, veggies, and meats that you can submerge in a variety of fragrant, spicy broths.
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It's enough water to submerge around 81,500 square miles in a foot of water, which would cover the states of Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New Jersey.
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Both times, as other travelers watched in alarm, flight attendants were able to retrieve the devices — in one case, already flaming — and submerge the phones in water to cool them down.
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He had read "Dream of the Red Chamber," China's great epic novel, and become a "redologist," an actual term for those who submerge themselves in the study of this one book.
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He then asked them to submerge a hand in ice water for as long as they could, while repeating a word from either list: a swear word or a neutral one.
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Combine the water, vinegar, lemon juice, 29 teaspoons of the Old Bay, and 2350 teaspoon each salt and pepper in a shallow dish and submerge the tempeh fillets in the marinade.
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At the Smithsonian's National Museum of African Art in Washington, DC, you can submerge in the soundscape of an open-air market in Lagos through Nigerian artist Emeka Ogboh's Market Symphony.
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The movement of the airplane defied the laws of gravity, and could dive, submerge and shoot out of the water, far exceeding the technical possibilities of any conflict of the proposed period.
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Watch as they submerge 20 kilograms (about 45 pounds) of red hot steel into a very thick frozen lake to investigate whether the steel will sizzle its way into the abyss below.
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In Honduras, where half of all unregistered weapons come from America, smugglers have been known to wrap guns in foil and submerge them in paint to avoid detection from X-ray machines.
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Gusts of white noise and inexorable bass thuds all but submerge "Quorum"; the 4/4 bass drum of "Dancing and Blood" wobbles on each impact as if the dance floor is buckling.
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His brother and him bought this garage in Hamtramck where they're turning it into a space where they can make art and have a retail store, similar to some degree to Submerge.
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The climate kids she represents will argue their constitutional rights to liberty and property are being violated by climate change, which threatens to submerge coastal cities, exacerbate drought and bring on mass extinction.
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Most of us will get up tomorrow morning and over the next week, wade through hundreds of headlines, turn away from those endless prognosticators, and submerge ourselves in a sea of holiday bliss.
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It's a pit full of black beans and it can welcome up to seven people at once and submerge your whole body inside of a pit full of real, edible [uncooked] black beans.
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More recently, flooding from a hydroelectric dam on the Tigris river has begun to submerge one of the longest continuously inhabited places on Earth, a 12,000-year-old town in Turkey's south-east.
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SUBMERGE — NYC MARINE SCIENCE FESTIVAL (Saturday) Much of New York City is surrounded by water, and children can discover just what lives in it — and how and why — at this free annual event.
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Then, a giant wave — big enough to submerge an area the size of Paris in 15 feet of water — washed across southeastern Laos, ripping villages apart, swallowing homes, and dispersing thousands of people.
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He has that gift (Keats saw it in Shakespeare) of "negative capability" — in part that passive yet electric ability to submerge himself in the thoughts and emotions of a wide range of humans.
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Apple says it's safe to wipe down hard, nonporous surfaces like its screen with a Clorox Disinfectant Wipe or 70% isopropyl alcohol wipe, but do not submerge your phone in a cleaning product.
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The Diamer-Bhasha dam and reservoir would displace more than 4,200 families in nearby areas and submerge a large section of the Karakoram Highway to China, Pakistan's Water and Power Development Authority estimates.
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These losses raised the global sea level 7.5 millimeters between 1992 and 2011, and were a frightening preview of Greenland's capacity to submerge metropolitan areas such as lower Manhattan in New York City.
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"Must we absorb all the people of the world into our society, and submerge our historic character as a predominantly Caucasian Western society?" said Mr. Buchanan to the columnist George Will at the time.
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He ends up in a bedsit claiming to want to "cut the strings of his self-respect, to submerge himself—to sink" into "that great sluttish underworld where failure and success have no meaning".
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"The sea level rise from Western Antarctica will eventually submerge Hamburg, Shanghai, New York and Hong Kong," said Levermann, a physicist and oceanographer who is also affiliated with Columbia University in the United States.
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Rice paper wrappers are rigid when you buy them, but submerge them in a bowl of warm water, and they soften into a pliable sheet that you can wrap around any number of fillings.
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It could also put roads, bridges and other infrastructure at greater risk, he said, because developers would not be required, for instance, to analyze whether sea-level rise threatened to eventually submerge a project.
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The reservoir of the Lawa hydroelectric project will submerge nearly 12 sq miles (13 sq km) of forest and farmland on the Jinsha branch of the Yangtze on the border between Sichuan and Tibet.
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For we are not quite at the end, and every grain of sand stuck and chafing in your shorts, every chance to submerge yourself even if it's just via garden hose should be embraced.
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Strawberry farmer John Abu Akar's family was among the first to settle the Adonis Valley, and he is one of its last residents, now that construction has begun on a dam that will submerge it.
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It's not the kind of protection that lets you completely submerge a camera or get it soaked, but it should give peace of mind to shooters who occasionally find themselves stuck in a rain shower.
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Here's a shortcut way to pickle the red onions: Slice them, put them in a bowl and then submerge them in rice wine vinegar and lime juice, with a pinch of sugar sprinkled over them.
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Triton's expertise lies in making sure that submarines can actually submerge safely, which is what gives me hope that this concept will indeed proceed to the limited edition production phase, as Aston Martin says it will.
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Then, two hours later, they were subjected to a stress-inducing situation in which they had to submerge their nondominant hand in freezing water for two minutes while they thought they were being filmed (they weren't).
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Keren Bolter, chief scientist for Coastal Risk Consulting and the firm that analyzed Trump's properties, told the Guardian that tidal flooding in the next 30 years could partially submerge some of the club's luxurious cottages and bungalows.
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Five days of flooding in North Carolina, the state with the second-most pigs in the United States, continues to submerge hog lagoons that set up residents nearby for a slew of health, air and environmental problems.
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BASRA, Iraq, April 6 (Reuters) - Iraq on Saturday closed its Sheeb border crossing with Iran to travellers and trade until further notice, Iraqi security sources said, as flooding continues to submerge villages in the south of Iran.
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I can't tell where that dreamy synth music is coming from or whose foot that is on my arm, but I close my eyes, submerge my ears, and decide to ride out this journey on my noodle.
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It's called sous-vide (French for "under vacuum") and it entails placing a food item—along with seasonings or marinades—into a plastic bag which you then vacuum seal and submerge into a constant temperature water bath.
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The Argo array currently consists of 3,918 floats which submerge themselves to about 2,000 metres and then return to the surface, measuring temperature and salinity as they rise and fall and sending their data back by satellite.
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Joseph Pompei, a former MIT researcher and psychoacoustics expert, tells the AP that "somebody would have to submerge their head into a pool lined with very powerful ultrasound transducers" for sound to cause brain damage and concussions.
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The Corps called the dam "the most dangerous in the world," forecasting that a collapse could release a wave of water more than 0003 feet high that would submerge Mosul and flood Baghdad, killing up to 1 million.
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By 2050, some 150 million people in low-lying coastal cities could find themselves below the high-tide line, threatening to submerge whole cities, according to a report by Climate Central, a science organization based in New Jersey.
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Surrender yourself to the spectacle that is "King Life," submerge your senses in his gravelly melodies and jerky, robotic dance moves, and maybe you'll feel a bit better about this bizarre, dystopian nightmare of a timeline we're in.
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A three-foot rise in global sea level, which the United Nations projects will happen by the end of the century, would submerge almost 20 percent of Bangladesh and displace more than 453 million of its citizens nationwide.
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The hard part comes beforehand, when an endless procession of bad shots forces you to submerge your gnawing frustration time and time again, the white-hot rage building by degrees until it reaches that beautiful, cathartic boiling point.
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The storm's first effects were already apparent on barrier islands as dangerous rip currents hit beaches and seawater flowed over a state highway — the harbinger of a storm surge that could wipe out dunes and submerge entire communities.
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When compared to other farming sims that encourage the player to submerge themselves further into their game-world, Graveyard Keeper's main goal makes players choose how much they want from it—and to remain aware of that choice.
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If you think of what you do when you're trying to learn in general is you pick up a textbook or whatever and you try to submerge yourself into this body of content for a long period of time.
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It's one step up from the IP21 rating of the original iPhone X, and it means that you can accidentally submerge your XS or XS Max in up to seven feet of water for as long as 2099 minutes.
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The independent artist shared a playlist with fans on Monday afternoon—filled with Bon Iver, Solange, Kirk Franklin and more— and urged everyone to hit play and just submerge themselves in a tub of warm water for a bit.
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To put that in perspective, that's equal to about two-thirds of the average daily water flow over Niagara falls and results in enough brine each year to submerge the state of Florida under a foot of the toxic waste.
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One 20033 study published by U.S. scientists in a journal of the American Geophysical Union estimated a rise of 22003 centimeters by 22015 would submerge land that is now home to about 2200 million people, mainly in China, Vietnam and Bangladesh.
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The soldiers "saw a migrant family enter the canal" and "observed a woman and her child start to struggle in the water and then submerge completely," US Northern Command, which oversees operations on the southern border said in a statement.
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The lack of a guarantee on players doesn't mean teams shouldn't try to acquire them, but the ripple effects of this free market submerge a range of wider, negative results that are not easily condensed into a Sky Sports News chyron.
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The 88-year-old founder of the far-right National Front (FN) keeps an antique telescope mounted on a tripod by the window, as if to watch for the hordes of migrants he fears are on their way to "submerge" Europe.
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A slight rise in sea level, and the ocean will claim Raine Island as her own and the largest green sea turtle rookery on Earth will submerge and vanish, existing only as genetic GPS code in these wonderful ancient mariners.
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In the meantime, the Louisiana Department of Health advises residents to avoid letting water go up their nose during showers, prohibit children from being unsupervised while playing with hoses and sprinklers, and to not submerge their head in the bathtub.
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CHARLESTON, S.C (Reuters) - Roger Pinckney is a longtime resident of a South Carolina island that Hurricane Matthew could submerge but, even so, he refused to heed the state's evacuation orders, saying on Friday he only lacks in whiskey and toilet paper.
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But last month, while in Detroit for Movement festival, a friend handed me a postcard-sized ad that he'd picked up from a woman standing outside Submerge—the iconic record store and techno museum that serves as Underground Resistance's official headquarters.
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The new Oreo Ultimate Dunking Set—which is something we never knew we needed but now definitely need—has arrived for the holidays, allowing you to fully submerge your Oreo cookies in milk without making a mess of your fingers.
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"As per local experts, any further rise of the water level would submerge huge swathes of agricultural land along the river and could potentially damage the Tabqa Dam, which would have catastrophic humanitarian implications in all areas downstream," it said.
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Before I moved to New York, I came [to Submerge] to meet Mike [Banks] and [hip-hop artist] Invincible, to talk about doing a festival in France where Detroit techno and Detroit hip-hop were meant to share a stage.
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As Jessie's ordeal stretches out and she starts to hallucinate, she comes to terms with buried memories from her past, and how a childhood betrayal led her into a tendency to flee her problems, submerge her emotions, and seek other people's protection.
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It's also important to note that patients who showered didn't use soap or cleanser at the surgical site or submerge the wound, noted Dr. Heather Evans, an infectious disease and surgery researcher at the University of Washington and Harborview Medical Center in Seattle.
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There's a nanocoating applied to the phone that should keep the Z2 Force safe in the rain or from a spill, but you can't submerge it, so it's not protected to the same extent as the Galaxy S8, HTC U11, or iPhone 24.
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Flooding can submerge and damage equipment, as it did throughout the Northeast during Sandy; heavy winds can rip down trees and power lines, as was seen throughout Florida from Irma; and extreme heat and forest fires can wreak havoc on transmission lines.
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Photo: Joe Raedle (Getty)Rising sea levels can submerge the backbone of the internet, increasingly powerful storms can destroy the cell networks phones need to work, and high-intensity winds can tear down the critical infrastructure that makes 2847st century America go.
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NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Tens of thousands of undocumented Chakma refugees in India's remote northeast desperately need basic aid such as shelter, food and clean water as monsoon floods inundate villages and submerge crops, the charity World Vision said on Thursday.
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The season is preoccupied in particular with the parts of our identities we submerge and put in danger in the course of just getting by, and how hard it is to break free of our everyday tech; it's Black Mirror: Terms and Conditions.
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The galleries submerge you in such intense color that the air temperature seems to change from room to room, like Casa Luis Barragán in Mexico City, where the architect deployed color so powerful that it plays an active role in the building's form.
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Madsen, wearing a black t-shirt and jeans, told the court that Wall had died from breathing exhaust gases that had leaked into the submarine due to a technical error, while he was on the deck of the vessel preparing for to submerge.
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Modern forms of higher education are increasingly thought of as little more than luxurious day camps and status symbols where we violently submerge ourselves into debt in exchange for the benefit of getting a degree that may not even remotely lead to gainful employment.
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Their frenzied youth, their acne, their weird, awkward gait, their strange rituals of bullying and teasing flashes you back to your own awkward adolescence, all the while reminding you of your fading vitality and the incoming tide of ignominious death that will eventually submerge you.
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Adam Green's Aladdin is not simply a standalone film—Green has composed the entire soundtrack, which will be released as an album and extensively toured, plus he's curating a host of international art shows where you'll be able to submerge yourself in his otherwordly sets.
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When Presley walked offstage, for example, Mr. Esposito and his team met him with buckets of ice water so that he could submerge his arms and soothe the scratch marks left by frantic fans as they grabbed for the silk scarves he handed out.
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Audience members can submerge themselves in everything from the brassy manipulations of a little old matchmaker named Dolly (embodied by a little old diva named Bette) to the more recessive mysteries of humanity according to American theater's patron saint of the inarticulate, Annie Baker.
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While three indigenous groups have signed cooperation agreements with BC Hydro, others remain defiant, saying the dam reservoir would submerge ancient burial grounds, contaminate fish and flood more than 13,000 acres, affecting land they have long relied upon for holding ceremonies, hunting food and gathering medicinal plants.
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The iPhone XS and XS Max already have an IP2299 water resistance rating, which lets you submerge your phone in up to seven feet of water for 22020 minutes, so dropping the new phone in the sink or bathtub will probably be even less of an issue.
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Maddie was driving an ATV within view of Spears, 25, and Watson when she took a hard right to avoid running over a nearby drainage ditch, causing the vehicle to enter a pond and submerge the child under water, read a police report obtained by PEOPLE on Monday.
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Slip your cup inside a whisk and submerge it in a pot of boiling water (the whisk prevents the cup from sticking to the pot) for as many minutes as the packaging instructs (Rosas and Hearn suggest two minutes, my cup's manufacturer says eight to ten), et voila, she's sanitized.
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Taking advantage of a dry spell in the weather over the past few days, rescuers have used hundreds of industrial water pumps in their effort to drain the cave complex — at least to the level where the boys could potentially make their escape without having to submerge or use breathing equipment.
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Research has shown that online audiences typically prefer to read their news rather than watch it, but video is the morass currently in vogue, and companies like Complex, MTV News, Vocativ, Fox Sports and others have all but climbed over one another to see which can submerge itself neck deep the fastest.
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When trying out Into The Deep (working title), I had the chance to become a professional diver, submerge myself deep underwater, and in a cage while a large, very realistic-looking and menacing shark ripped the metal railings off my cage, slowly tearing apart the only barrier between myself and the sea.
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To gain quasi-exclusive access, check out open mics at fan favorite spots like Artists' Television Access, and instead of being a wallflower in a strange city, submerge yourself into the slouching, chain-smoking, zeitgeist crowd to score an invite to something fleeting and real in a packed 103 square foot apartment.
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To gain quasi-exclusive access, check out open mics at fan favorite spots like Artists' Television Access, and instead of being a wallflower in a strange city, submerge yourself into the slouching, chain-smoking, zeitgeist crowd to score an invite to something fleeting and real in a packed 700 square foot apartment.
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NEW BERN, N.C. — In this gracious riverfront town, where the waters rose with frightening swiftness last week to submerge entire neighborhoods, President Trump gazed in wonder on Wednesday at an elegant yacht that had been washed ashore during Hurricane Florence and now lay shipwrecked against the back deck of a red brick house.
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Click here to view original GIFObviously, you can't actually fly underwater because people can't fly (and it wouldn't even be called flying since you're underwater) but using this subwing attached to a boat, you can completely submerge yourself underwater and make it feel like you're gliding through the air (but really cutting through the ocean).
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The completion of the dam will result in the destruction of more than 248 miles of the Tigris's ecosystem, lead to the relocation of up to 70,000 people, and submerge numerous settlements, including large parts of the historic town of Hasankeyf—a site of cultural importance to ethnic Kurds and of international archaeological renown.
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There's folks who actually ... so I think I understand a little bit about lasers, a little bit about radar, can probably contribute to the design of those, but I don't really know how to make it so that it can submerge in a salt bath and drive on your car for the next 215 years.
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Such as this fully sequined eyeball-printed two-piece from Discount Universe: Or this cut-out Louis Vuitton logo-printed monokini, which we're guessing comes with a price tag that would make most people hesitant to drink a bottle of water while wearing it, let alone submerge it entirely in a pool: But props for the 90s R&B star-level brand coordination.
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Gulf of Mexico Keys Fisheries Turtle Hospital AquaVentures Eco Tours Marathon 20193 Isla Bella Beach Resort florida Boot Key 22019 2307 mile By The New York Times Housed in a former motel painted sea green, the Turtle Hospital treats animals that are rehabilitating after swallowing so much plastic they can't submerge, or have tumors growing around their eyes, a condition linked to water quality.
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Craig's roots in the city's techno history run deep, which is probably why every time we got out of the car at one of his chosen destinations, he would find himself surrounded by friends and fans, with whom he'd cheerfully shake hands, or—as was the case when we ran into Underground Resistance co-founder "Mad" Mike Banks at Submerge—duck around the corner for a private, serious-looking conversation.
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The stylPro brush-holding device acts as an extension of your hand; all you have to do is attach the handle of your makeup brush to the device using one of the eight included silicone collars (every brush I own fits in one of the collars), turn the device on so that it is spinning, and gently submerge only the makeup brush bristles in the bowl filled with the brush-cleaning solution of your choice for about 10 seconds.
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"I came here on the premise that these were the two years of my life that I could fully invest myself and submerge myself into my practice and my work and my career, and a lot of this time was taken by writing letters and meeting with my peers so I could come up with some solution about the most basic [issues] about the roof that we're under and the temperatures that we live in," Elsa Lama, an MFA student who is graduating in a few weeks, told the Spectator.
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