Under the Sunken Military Craft Act of 2004, no one is allowed to perturb sunken military vessels or planes owned by the US government, or foreign sunken military vessels that lie within US waters.
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By letting BP sponsor the sunken cities of the past, the British Museum is helping to create the sunken cities of the all-too-near future.
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The couple appeared outside the palace in the Sunken Garden.
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SUNKEN IMPERIAL RUSSIAN WARSHIP MAY CONTAIN $130 BILLION IN GOLD
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Soiled, sunken couches lay along two sides of the room.
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His room is underground and looks onto a sunken courtyard.
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A hole in the hull of the sunken aircraft carrier.
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It had cold marble floors and wide mauve sunken sofas.
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It's a walk around the rim of a sunken place.
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"Paparazzi Dogman & Paparazzi Rabbitwoman" in Rockefeller Center's Sunken Plaza, 2017.
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His face was ghostly white, his eyes dark and sunken.
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This one, with a sunken living room, was utterly charming.
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A sunken stone patio near the pool has a firepit.
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We can also see many sunken regions that look like craters.
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RM: It's fine or in the we're in the sunken place.
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Others were saltier, joking that Markle was in the Sunken Place.
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Researchers will photograph and measure technical details of the sunken ship.
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The pictures often looked awful, showing men with sunken, hollow eyes.
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Mr. Fagen put out a solo record, "Sunken Condos," in 2012.
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Sunken morale is the cause, and it's dragging down the company.
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"It had a magical sunken courtyard kind of feeling," she said.
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The shape of the bar, a sunken rectangle, mimics the original.
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Walls of glass slide open to a vine-draped, sunken patio.
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Sunken boats and other ancient items emerge from the receding waters.
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The bedroom has an open bathroom area with a sunken tub.
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The Mediterranean is becoming a vast expanse of unmarked sunken graves.
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Mr. Cohen's sunken eyes loomed as dark as his charcoal suit.
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News of the sunken deal sent shares of Edgewell 25% higher.
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They made a sunken place mural of Dak Prescott 😂 pic.twitter.
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And who would be responsible for preserving and protecting the sunken relic?
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STEVEN FRANK'S face is calm, his dark eyes sunken and flickering slightly.
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Roast in the oven for 25 minutes until sunken and slightly charred.
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"Do this look like the sunken place" West captioned the first snap.
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The phrase "sunken place" has since become a popular catchphrase for marginalization.
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"It hasn't really sunken in," the actress told PEOPLE exclusively on Tuesday.
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The first one that we did, Sunken, it wasn't a conscious effort.
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But he did listen to Grand Maester Pycelle—the great sunken cunt.
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There is also a sunken pool, and a three-person sun pad.
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Kronan isn't the first shipwreck to harbour the vestiges of sunken dinners.
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One of the children photographed, Amal Hussain, gazed out from sunken eyes.
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On the deck is a gas fireplace and a sunken hot tub.
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"It was a sunken kingdom, " Barrett explains, on his rounds, charming customers.
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Come warmer weather, the party can spill outside, to a sunken patio.
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He did not look well: His eyes were rheumy, his chest sunken.
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"Transocean could turn out to be a sunken treasure for investors," Barron's said.
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It's a complex of concentric-ring mounds, ditches and deeply sunken wooden posts.
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The "Tethered" have no interest in putting their doubles in the Sunken Place.
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The living room has a sunken seated area and custom LED accent lighting.
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OBAMA VOICE: Ben Carson is in the sunken place, or how about this.
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"There have been sunken Roman ships discovered with jars of lots of garum."
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She traps him inside himself, in an empty realm called the Sunken Place.
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I'm at the bottom of a calm blue ocean on a sunken ship.
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When Sunken came out on vinyl it was like 'OK, we're doing this.
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He hadn't yet shaved, and there were black shadows on his sunken cheeks.
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The master bathroom sports a sunken bathtub and is surrounded by large windows.
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New Court 18, which begins an incremental westward expansion, is sunken and arboreal.
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The house has 5 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms and a sunken family room design.
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The concrete structures referred to ancient architectural forms: amphitheaters, pyramids and sunken gardens.
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She said her 10-year-old daughter's face had turned yellow and sunken.
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Earlier the Chinese government said the sunken tanker had created two oil slicks.
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Some rooms boast groovy features like sleep lofts, gas stoves or sunken seating.
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The men use sonar to map the riverbed, identifying sunken boats and potential unidentified.
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The floral display, which included white roses, was set in Kensington Palace's sunken garden.
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Sunken Cities: Egypt's Lost Worlds opens at the Saint Louis Art Museum on Sunday.
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Neighbors fail to recognize neighbors in the streets because their faces are so sunken.
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Bachelor In Paradise was all-but-sunken by now-dismissed accusations of sexual misconduct.
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The haul is thought to be have been cargo from a sunken merchant ship.
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The mostly sunken Ariciogullari as a coast guard diver searches the wreck for bodies.
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However, pan left and you see the sunken tug and continued signs of contamination.
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SURPRISE: Jordan Peele nabs Best Director nomination Now we're not in the sunken place.
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Phil shared Tessio's sunken eyes and the largest set of eyebrows since Groucho Marx.
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Your mission is to seek out reefs, ranging from sunken ships to whale carcases.
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The one physical quality that no actor could capture was his sunken, forlorn eyes.
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Weston Czerkies, the man behind the Sunken Cheek project, is one of the best.
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Today, there are rumored plans to convert the sunken palatial ruins into a restaurant.
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Sunken temples, which create an unbalanced facial structure, can make the eyes look hollow.
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He was almost unrecognizable, with thin limbs and sunken cheeks and a shaved head.
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Red foxes and eastern cottontail rabbits roam a protected area called the Sunken Forest.
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On the ground level is a sunken amphitheater with curved glass walls around it.
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"On the sunken vessel, there were several very young Nigerian girls," the statement said.
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The sunken city features clear blue waters, lovely hazy sunsets, and crisp mountain snowscapes.
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Whatever rain gets in tends to evaporate as it descends to the sunken bottom.
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Only the remains of USS Arizona survivors can be interred on the sunken battleship.
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The healthy round cheeks he had maintained for much of his life were sunken.
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"He was sunken behind the eyes, skinny, unsteady on his feet," Dr. Hall recalled.
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As we walked on, Liu noticed the sunken sliver of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
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There's also an outdoor dining area that is next to a sunken fire-pit.
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As "Tristan und Isolde" began, the sound seemed to emanate from all around — Wagner's famous sunken orchestra pit (he called it a "mystic abyss") was even more sunken than I expected, with the musicians and the conductor completely hidden from the audience.
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Tour guides can lead you through the "sunken city," a labyrinth of underground sandstone passageways.
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Under Indonesian law, the company would be required to salvage the sunken vessel, he said.
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Even the dark circles under my eyes seemed less sunken than they should have been.
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Before long, a near-sunken Captain, We're Sinking started to bob back to the surface.
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To do so, she builds a submarine to explore sunken cities and fight undersea enemies.
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CF: When someone told us they were going to put out a vinyl of Sunken.
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He's actually out of the sunken place when he's being himself which is very expressive.
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In the photos, their skin is tightened against their bones and their eyes are sunken.
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SUNKEN HUNDRED Illtyd Barrett, a Welshman, has named his pub for a mythic undersea kingdom.
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A cannon blast from an enemy ship could mean instant death or a sunken ship.
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Next to the pool house is a sunken, lighted tennis court with a viewing area.
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All this time it was actually a sunken living room with built-in custom storage?
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The sunken forest is larger, farther from shore and older than anything remotely like it.
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The game takes place in a sunken, destroyed city based on Geppert's hometown of Berlin.
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Three months ago, Sunken Hundred was finally born, with a loyal Coughlan at the helm.
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One-bedrooms, many with sunken living rooms, were large — often 800 or 900 square feet.
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These images will stay submerged for several months on a sunken ship, the SS Stavronikita.
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Gabriel plays a character at war with herself – she's both the Sunken Place and the one trapped inside the Sunken Place – and it's to her immense credit that we see that tension all over her face, even when her expression is perfectly pleasant and placid.
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In the intervening year or so between seasons, Nancy and Steve have sunken into miserable coupledom.
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He mocked those who said he was in a "sunken place," and then broke into song.
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The CEO looked over her shoulder with eyes that seemed sunken behind her bedraggled dark hair.
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They held their photocall in the Sunken Gardens, which was one of Princess Diana's favorite places.
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" Referencing Jordan Peele's Golden Globe-nominated Get Out, he added, "You live in the Sunken Place.
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But the accompanying objects are installed in a sunken niche that one needs to peer into.
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You'll be surrounded by sea creatures as you stand on the deck of a sunken ship.
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"It's kind of surreal, it really hasn't sunken in yet," Jackson's uncle Charles Cavalier tells PEOPLE.
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Yet the face staring back at him was deeply lined, with graying hair and sunken eyes.
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To defeat them, Ecco uses underwater time machines, a sunken library, and communes with mystical crystals.
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"Sunken Cities: Egypt's Lost Worlds" is at the British Museum from May 19th until November 27th
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Both sunken vessels are considered war graves, and federal law prevents divers from tampering with them.
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The Sunken Gardens in Lincoln, Nebraska, is a 1.5-acre sanctuary filled with trees and flowers.
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In fact, they were secretly looking for – and indeed found – the sunken Soviet submarine K-129.
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The discovery of a sunken medieval ship led to finding dozens more shipwrecks off Bulgaria's coast.
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In one room lay 7-month-old twin girls, Ruqaya and Suqaina, both with sunken cheeks.
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Images of a half-sunken Villa Savoye evoke the photographs televised after hurricanes, mudslides, and tsunamis.
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The woman had lost her teeth, giving her a sunken appearance captured in Ms. Haws's reconstruction.
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Nor would you know that 22019 massive building pillars already have been sunken into place elsewhere.
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Divers quickly located the sunken vessel, which came to rest on its wheels on the lakebed.
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Archaeologists have discovered safes in ruins all around the world and in many a sunken ship.
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The cathedral may be sunken, but St. Paul's Chapel, the ultimate survivor, is alive and thriving.
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He is sullen, yet not hostile, his eyes haloed with dark rings and sunken with fatigue.
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Momoa's Aquaman is seen in a sunken ship, flashes his brilliant hair, and then bolts off.
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The malar (cheek) fat pad descends and cheeks look sunken in, nasolabial folds deepen, and jowls develop.
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Relatives of victims of a sunken ferry weep as they wait for news on the search efforts.
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He spoke clearly, though he looked thinner with sunken cheeks and his dark hair showing grey roots.
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" - Emily, 34 "Completely grasped the concept of Om." - Brandon, 33 "Super Bowl edibles first-timer: sunken place.
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A drone searching Loch Ness found a sunken replica of Nessie created years ago for a movie.
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The sunken battleship, at Pearl Harbor in Honolulu, is the resting place of almost all of them.
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But technologies like sunken bed farming and irrigation enable them to use stored rainwater to cultivate crops.
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The vessel dived to the sea floor to explore a sunken ship in the Gulf of Finland.
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Inside, on the sunken dance floor, a mirrored saddle strung from the ceiling began to spin slowly.
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" Caramanica sets the TMZ discussion up by asking Kanye about how he escaped from the "sunken place.
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The master bathroom includes a circular sunken tub in a windowed niche below a suspended Moroccan lamp.
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The master has an en-suite bathroom finished in the original blue tile, with a sunken tub.
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Investigators have since found coagulated blood onboard Madsen's sunken vessel, and believe the boat was downed deliberately.
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However, knowing Leica, this thing can probably take amazing photos of fluke, flounder, and sunken toilet seats.
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"In my view, 203 to 40 percent of the sunken boats are derelict vessels," he told me.
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The oil slicks from the sunken tanker were growing in size, China's State Oceanic Administration said Tuesday.
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"It hasn't sunken in yet, I've dreamed of this moment for a really long time," Moore said.
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"It hasn't sunken in yet, I've dreamed of this moment for a really long time," Moore said.
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Inside, guests sleep on futon mats and gather around the sunken irori hearth for home-cooked meals.
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Three bedrooms upstairs have private balconies, while the master has a sunken tub under large picture windows.
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Mr. Daqamseh, now in his 40s, emerged from prison with patches of gray hair and sunken eyes.
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Beyond the fireplace is the master bedroom, which has an en-suite bathroom with a sunken tub.
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At least nine others from the sunken boat had been pulled alive from the water, they said.
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At the end of 2015, a sunken-faced Pritchard appeared while working on my company in A Block.
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The carrier Kaga discovered on October 16 was the first sunken Japanese aircraft carrier to ever be found.
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Obviously, the skit is a joke — but it's easy to conflate the Upside Down with the Sunken Place.
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Could it connect to the Sunken Place of Get Out, and the severing of control from one's body?
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More notably, though, is that the sunken place is a metaphor that does not uniquely apply to Dre.
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The royal couple held their photocall in the Sunken Gardens, which was one of Princess Diana's favorite places.
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Just keep stirring it, and stirring it, and stirring it, and stirring it until boom — the Sunken Place.
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But first, Moscow will have to find the sunken missile — and The Verge spoke with Kristensen about how.
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Ddida was my surrogate, sunken deep into a culture deeply different from his own and fascinated by it.
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Five years old, he weighs just over 10 kg, his eyes sunken and belly swollen with severe malnutrition.
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"The wind is quite strong," said Somnuek, adding that plans to lift the sunken vessel were on hold.
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Some believe intelligence agents decoded a Japanese message reporting a sunken American battleship but considered it a trap.
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Turkey also has a spot with a sunken Airbus jet near the northwestern coast along the Gallipoli Peninsula.
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The standout feature in the bathroom is the jetted soaking tub sunken into a massive chunk of marble.
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The area has also been a cemetery for sunken ships since voyagers first set out across the Pacific.
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The 4-acre property features a massive swimming pool, a sunken tennis court and a rooftop putting green.
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But my sunken eyes and exhausted sadness hinted at the truth: Mentally, I couldn't have been less healthy.
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The sunken hull is deteriorating, which could unsettle the explosives onboard, and potentially result in a monstrous explosion.
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He was also mourned at the vigil, which was held at the Santa Barbara County Courthouse Sunken Garden.
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Two other important signs would be that the child is acting normal, and the eyes don't look sunken.
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Who else could get Chris out of the sunken place but a man who refuses to be sunk?
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Another fish, a blenny, took a similar approach, fitting perfectly inside empty beer bottles on a sunken ship.
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The Sunken Place is where Chris's consciousness is placed for a white person to take over his body.
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The index was up from a disappointing revised reading of 127.1 in June, sunken by lower income prospects.
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A young man on a scooter leans over a railing to catch a glimpse of the sunken detritus.
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This can be noticeable in the temple areas, which can become hollow, or the eyes, which look sunken in.
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A note circulated by rescue workers invited reporters to join an effort on Sunday to raise the sunken Phoenix.
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But nothing was forthcoming and questions were asked over the legitimacy of its previous images of the sunken ship.
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Britain's Prince Harry poses with Meghan Markle in the Sunken Garden of Kensington Palace, London, Britain, November 27, 2017.
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Featuring an elongated skull, sunken eye sockets, and an impossibly tiny body, some suggested it was of extraterrestrial origin.
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Sounds perfectly YA. Jordan Peele brought us the Sunken Place with its full horrifying take on complex racial dynamics.
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Britain's Prince Harry poses with Meghan Markle in the Sunken Garden of Kensington Palace in London on Nov. 27.
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The scan showed the blob had elongated, sunken in the middle into a rough banana shape, but still empty.
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Sea of Solitude starts out with Kay in near-complete darkness in what appears to be a sunken city.
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You could tell they were there because a bad smell hung around, or the ground was sunken or disturbed.
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Next year an electric-powered ship with a crane will join the drone fleet to salvage the sunken trash.
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A South Korean conservative activist releases balloons on the eve of the anniversary of the sunken ship in 2015.
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Abe and Obama commemorated the dead at the USS Arizona Memorial, built over the remains of the sunken battleship.
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The sunken bed technique allows the soil to hold water for longer, enabling crops to grow to full maturity.
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The Location Harry and Meghan chose to have their engagement photocall outside, at the Sunken Garden at Kensington Palace.
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The sunken path emerges not as feeling nor as thought but as the mind itself, historical, embodied, and alive.
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The sunken living room has a stone fireplace and is connected to the dining room by a decorative arch.
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He is fifty-nine and has a loose-legged stroll, tousled salt-and-pepper hair, and sunken, suntanned cheeks.
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God had created them there, the explorers hypothesized, or perhaps the islands were the remains of a sunken continent.
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He's actually out of the sunken place when he's being himself which is very expressive View the discussion thread.
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The sunken vessel — the 45-year-old Agia Zoni II — was carrying more than 2,19543 metric tons of oil.
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Another studio, on the Upper East Side, had a brick wall, built-in bookshelves and a sunken living room.
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Its halls are full of students clutching their books and sunken-eyed Ph.D students standing in line for coffee.
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Nussbaum appears in three-quarter profile, his left eye in shadow, his right eye sunken but locked upon us.
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Distinct microbiomes flourish around sunken ships as they become artificial reefs, new research in the Gulf of Mexico reveals.
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At Prada, the audience sat above a sunken runway that evoked a surreal version of a traditional Italian piazza.
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Mr. Tao's encore, not American and not raging, was ideal for this space: Debussy's prelude "The Sunken Cathedral." video
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Downstairs is a rumpus room with kitschy posters for "Crocodile Dundee" and 'NSync, orange carpeting and a sunken fireplace.
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"The openness is very nice," Marr said, as he walked from the dining room to the sunken living room.
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"The gravity of what has just been accomplished has not sunken in yet," said Desmond Meade, the group's chairman.
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The Rink first opened 83 years ago on Christmas Day to attract people to Rockefeller Center&aposs sunken plaza.
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It wasn't always sunken – researchers have found fossils that suggested novel kinds of plants and organisms once lived there.
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Part archaeological expedition, part adventure story, the Sunken Cities exhibition opened this week at the St. Louis Art Museum.
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"A Sunken Cities exhibition sponsored by BP is almost beyond parody," he said in a statement before Sunday's performance.
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This astronaut found sunken treasure from space and kept it secret until his deathbed This astronaut found sunken treasure from space and kept it secret until his deathbed Original Mercury 7 astronaut Gordon Cooper was supposed to be looking for nuclear launch sites on his record-breaking Faith 7 flight in 1963.
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Cheeks sunken, he stands next to his shelter recalling tales of those in his village who had lost their lives.
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Kanye is right, it's certainly not the sunken place, though, it might inspire Jordan Peele to write Get Out 2.
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But will the film that introduced the rest of the world to the "sunken place" actually take home any wins?
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It's also equipped with a sonar device that searches out points of interest underwater, including sunken wrecks and submerged buildings.
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"One level beneath the Sunken Place is the Upside Down," Devine confirms once he comprehended the layering of the dimensions.
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In another, a gaunt man with sunken cheeks is a picture of exhaustion, his eyes bloodshot from working long hours.
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On Thursday, Korean police questioned two former executives of the Shinil Group about their activities related to the sunken ship.
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Previous missions have uncovered the sunken remains of the USS Juneau, the USS Lexington, the USS Indianapolis, and many others.
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Actually finding interesting dive sites, sunken wrecks, places where you can do very accurate capture and create a real shipwreck.
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Born to a litter of six puppies, his mama dog's womb was so crowded that Beaux's developing cranium became sunken.
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Video released from another test in December suggested that the missile was launched from a sunken barge, not a submarine.
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"The Case Against Rebuilding the Sunken City of New Orleans," ran a headline in Slate a week after the hurricane.
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This seems to be an issue on his date with Rachel, where he acts like he's in the sunken place.
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What you'll see is a ragged little lump half-buried in a sandpit, like a matzo ball sunken in soup.
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His cheeks were hollow, his eyes sunken, his lips were bloodless, and his entire countenance bore signs of great suffering.
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In the center is a bar, 16-feet square and sunken, suggesting the famous pool in the previous dining room.
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Today, sunken warships and the Kokoda Trail, the site of heavy jungle fighting, are attractions for divers and intrepid hikers.
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Lack of oxygen in the icy depths had ruled out the usual riot of creatures that feast on sunken wood.
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So why, when someone asks what I play, would I rather chew off my arm than admit to Sunken Secrets?
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But then a bomber pilot on patrol spotted an oil slick from the sunken ship and buzzed lower to investigate.
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In 2006, a tanker was sunken after it was found off Australian coasts, its name and identifying features painted over.
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The memorial can be reached only by boat as it was built above the submerged hull of the sunken battleship.
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In the bathroom, the sunken tub was nice, but the shower stall was standard-size and felt a bit small.
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Imagine that preserved sunken treasure could, like a time capsule, be opened to reveal the mysteries of the ancient world.
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Mr. Grissom was initially blamed, and the sunken capsule cost the astronaut couple a visit to the Kennedy White House.
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Wax is poured into a slightly sunken area of a wooden frame, crafted in the shape of a small tile.
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I chose an undersea one in which a colossal humpback whale visited me as I stood on a long-sunken ship.
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The couple walked hand-in-hand at Kensington Palace's Sunken Garden and fans gathered outside the gates to cheer them on.
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Along its edges lie storied venues like the Sunken Gardens Amphitheater and Taco Land, which took radically different forms back then.
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This ancient building included stepped windows and a sunken circular plaza, encompassing an area around 9,400 square feet (875 square meters).
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It&aposs possible many of the victims were still inside the sunken ferry, said North Sumatra province police chief Paulus Waterpau.
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The Lexington won't be salvaged, as it's protected under the US Sunken Military Craft Act, which designates it a war grave.
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Severe symptoms include a high and persistent fever and signs of dehydration (dizziness, not being able to urinate, sunken eyes, etc.).
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His Facebook page was filled with images he took from around Tortola of sunken yachts, crushed vehicles and mounds of debris.
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But judging by the tweets that followed, many people are worried he might actually been in the Sunken Place after all.
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In one scene, when he finds out that Zoe's had sex since starting college, he literally falls into the sunken place.
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She's also chosen similar wrap coats for some major moments, including her engagement photocall in Kensington Palace's Sunken Garden with Harry.
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"His eyes had become sunken, as had his cheeks, and his skin tone changed," the report states, citing staff members' statements.
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Almost three weeks later, the sunken tug is still there, still intermittently leaking diesel, and clean-up efforts have barely begun.
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She escapes into a podcast about a sunken yacht in the Mediterranean — then realizes she knows one of the murder victims.
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Teatro San Martín's Fotogalería is a long, sunken space almost hidden at the back corner of the theater complex's expansive lobby.
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Inspired by strata-cut, video artist Kevin McGloughlin, creator of the bokeh-heavy 3D visuals for Sunken Foal's "Never Knew," ft.
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Sunken Nile-delta cities are giving up their treasures; in Books and Arts we revealed what is emerging from La Mer.
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It is a replica of Michelangelo's David with his feet sunken into the floor and his head poking into the ceiling.
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New Horizons also showed that Charon has a red polar region, as well as sunken mountains and landslides on its surface.
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The Italian authorities have also released grisly video footage taken by rescue ships approaching at least two of the sunken vessels.
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The authorities in the region have not yet verified the disaster, and no national coast guards have located the sunken boat.
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"That's Elmdale School, where my dad taught," Toews said, as we drove by a building so squat it seemed nearly sunken.
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Copenhagen police said they've located the sunken submarine, but it will have to be airlifted to land before they can enter.
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Agnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi — Christina lies in her coffin, her cheeks sunken, her slender hands crossed over her heart.
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The benefits were so obvious—I was free of the pain of hangovers and that horrible sunken feeling of drunken regret.
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Snøhetta designed Under to mimic a sunken periscope, using thick concrete walls to protect the building from water pressure and waves.
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This office has some midcentury elements like a sunken workspace, while the One Liberty Plaza office, for example, is steel themed.
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" That line starts one of the movie's most fascinating, and chill-inducing, visual moments, when Chris heads to the "sunken place.
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More fascinating still, a closer look inside the teacup reveals a tiny image of Chris in the sunken place, reaching out.
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When her toddler called her "Mammy" instead of "Mommy," Sykes had the look of someone who had seen the sunken place.
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Leon Battista Alberti even hired divers in the hope of raising a sunken Roman barge from the bottom of Lake Nemi.
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Before one gets to the sunken lounge, there is a dining area with a table and chairs designed by Tom Dixon.
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Kimball's unit then went on to earn the nickname "The Gibraltar Brigade" for their assaults on the sunken road at Antietam.
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The royal couple held their engagement announcement photo call in the Sunken Gardens, which was one of Princess Diana's favorite places.
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On a recent snowy morning before the funeral for her sons, Shaima appeared exhausted, her eyes sunken in deep dark circles.
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Knowing the dimensions of a piece of a sunken ship, Ella was asked to estimate the size of other things underwater.
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The way ideas like the Sunken Place have entered the American lexicon is a testament to the powerful storytelling and imagery.
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They were stranded in the Gulf for three days, waiting to hear if they were to remove the sunken boat's fuel.
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The men, both Muslim, are naturally lit in a peaceful aura of domesticity, sunken into a comfortable bed with their black cat.
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Relatives of victims of a sunken ferry weep as they wait for news at Tigaras port in Lake Toba, North Sumatra, Indonesia.
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Four navy divers resumed their search inside the sunken MV Nyerere early on Saturday after hearing sounds that suggested signs of life.
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The happy couple debuted the ring on Monday morning in Kensington Palace's Sunken Garden, where Meghan and Harry posed for official photos.
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The search team came across a sunken fishing boat, the ATSB said, although government agencies have not been able to identify it.
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"First off, let me say welcome back Ye from the sunken place, it's a beautiful thing," Cannon began the first video message.
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In his mugshot, the entire front portion of his skull is sunken in, like a giant scoop of his head taken out.
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"Do this look like the sunken place," West, 40, asked fans, along with a photo of the inside of his cavernous house.
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The "sunken place" gives language to the ways in which Black people succumb to influence of white supremacy, both willingly and unwillingly.
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Now, South Korean police are investigating the company on the suspicion that the story of sunken treasure was an elaborate cryptocurrency scam.
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Propellers, which are made of phosphor bronze, are among the most valuable objects on these sunken vessels, fetching over $2,500 a ton.
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On Thursday, the coast guard issued an advisory to shipping about a half-sunken wooden boat floating in waters close to Sado.
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SUNKEN SHIP SOCAR controls the Caspian's largest fleet of small and mid-sized tankers, which used to ship Turkmen oil to Baku.
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Worse still, they have sunken to the lowest depths of depravity through the tapes and claims of his sexual assault against women.
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KGW8 reports the bodies of 2 of the 3 fishermen were recovered, but the third is still trapped inside the sunken boat.
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Shafts of angled light lit the lake bed, like searchlights from a U.F.O.; later, old sunken ships came into view from above.
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It gives off an optical illusion that the camera is actually debossed, or sunken into the phone, when the opposite is true.
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The officers took the boats normally used to patrol the lake and put them in the floodwaters above the now sunken streets.
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Toward the back of the lobby, the Sunken Lounge offers a place to sit, relax, do some work, or enjoy a coffee.
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The Coast Guard surfaced the sunken duck boat on Monday and plans to take the boat to a facility for further inspection.
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Now that I'm up out the sunken place I can think and I can just be 'Ye and express how I feel.
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After four days, Jasmuheen appeared gaunt and her eyes sunken, with her pulse double that of when she had started the test.
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"For BP and Egypt, Sunken cities is an extension of this brutal business relationship, facilitated by the British Museum," Worth told Hyperallergic.
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He spots a friendly competitor—Chuck Hansen, owner of Fast Response Marine Towing and Salvage—securing lift bags to a sunken speedboat.
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Gerber is the hospitality brand behind local greats like The Campbell, The Sunken Lounge at JFK's TWA Hotel, Taco Electrico, and more.
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Value aside, it's located on a jaw-dropping beach with enormous villas that include draped beds and oversized sunken tubs for honeymooners.
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They're here almost against their will, kept in the white-controlled existential purgatory that Mr. Peele's movie identifies as the sunken place.
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For example, Pearl Harbor National Memorial, where a boat ferries visitors to a floating memorial over the sunken USS Arizona, prudently closed.
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The prince, 33, and Ms. Markle, 36, appeared for photographers at Kensington Palace's Sunken Garden on Monday shortly after announcing the engagement.
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At the same time, the use of the sunken place draws attention to the overrepresentation of black people among the physically missing.
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They remember the impassable roads, the trees snapped in half, the sunken boats and the widespread gutting of houses and other buildings.
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Divers welded hooks and inserted rods under the sunken Mermaid, their work hampered by strong currents and zero visibility in the river.
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A gray-bearded man with sunken eyes befitting his constant state of bereavement, he specialized in picking pockets at places of mourning.
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Beyond it was a sunken lobby bar with floor-to-ceiling glass windows and doors that opened up onto the pool deck.
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But Mr. West's shrill missives from the monochromatic sunken place that is his mansion may be consequential in ways he can't fathom.
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To one side, French doors open to a sunken office with built-in bookcases; to the other is a formal dining room.
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The master bathroom includes double sinks and a sunken Roman tub with a shower head; the period-appropriate linoleum flooring is new.
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Two guest bedrooms share the hall bathroom in between, which has a sunken bathtub and separate dressing room with a long vanity.
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The coast guard said seawater samples from 14 different locations in offshore southern Japan detected no oil pollution from the sunken tanker.
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Steps behind the bedroom led to a sunken bathroom with subway tile, marble counters, separate toilet, standing tub, and walk-in shower.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Sunken Cities: Egypt's Lost Worlds is a spectacularly beautiful opportunity to indulge your inner Indiana Jones.
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Relatives of victims of a sunken ferry wait for news at the Tigaras port in Toba lake, North Sumatra, Wednesday, June, 20, 2018.
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Others, many blond or with Asian features, lay quietly in their cots with cheekbones showing and eyes sunken into their sockets from malnutrition.
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Its garish yellow paneling and sunken construction provide an element of fun and curiosity to an otherwise rigid and practical geometric building style.
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Named the "White Garden," the floral display is set in Kensington Palace's sunken garden, which is just next to the palace's visitor entrance.
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After driving right over a sunken loading dock, one of the women in the car asks someone outside the car for some help.
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The early announcement was followed by a photo call in Kensington Palace's sunken garden, and then a televised engagement interview in the afternoon.
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Recovery teams using underwater drones on the weekend estimated the location of the sunken ferry at a depth of around 450m (1,476 feet).
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The tiny plots measure 220 meters (4003 ft) wide and 2400 meters long, and are cultivated using a method known as sunken beds.
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The pig leers up at me with its sunken sockets from the flames, looking for all the world like some great, glistening hellbeast.
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Outside, there is a swimming pool, a sunken tennis court, classic fountains, and a guest house the size of a modest family home.
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Several other spaces, including the State Apartments, Queen's Gallery and Sunken Gardens are available for dinners and receptions of varying sizes as well.
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What does it mean when we talk about these places, sunken beneath the ocean floor or above the earth and in the stars?
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Burton is known for his dark worlds featuring long, skeletal figures with sunken eyes, while Disney is about bright colors and rosy cheeks.
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He developed the techniques he used to help locate sunken submarines and enormous stone heads, as well as early applications for artificial intelligence.
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Defense Minister Oscar Aguad told reporters at a press conference Saturday that Argentina does not have the capability of recovering the sunken submarine.
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When these iron-loving bacteria munch on the steel of the sunken ship, they cause stalactite-like structures to form on the wreck.
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In recent years fishermen have stumbled across cultural artifacts and remains in the North Sea that supports the theory of a sunken settlement.
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President Roosevelt himself would have been unable to use a 12-by-60-foot sunken terrace at the southernmost end of the memorial.
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"We will conduct air searches and send divers to check inside the sunken Phoenix boat," Phuket's governor, Noraphat Plothong, said on Friday morning.
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Ferries to Cherry Grove, Fire Island Pines, Sailors Haven and the Sunken Forest board at the Sayville Ferry Service docks along River Road.
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In 1974, the C.I.A. raised part of that sunken submarine without the Soviet Union's knowledge, using a ship called the Hughes Glomar Explorer.
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The cushion under her small frame has sunken slightly from years of use and a Childcraft encyclopedia evens out a broken chair leg.
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The research shows, she said, that a child with normal behavior, moist mucous membranes and eyes that are not sunken is probably fine.
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Without depth perception, I often stumble on stairs and curbs, and sudden drop-offs, like sunken living rooms, greet me with a jolt.
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They have also come across some weird sunken stuff, like the head of a deity from a "temple" on the Jungle Cruise route.
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Drivers can take the Sunken Meadow State Parkway, which runs through Kings Park, to the nearby Long Island Expressway or Northern State Parkway.
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With melancholic and sunken body language, Moore drinks wine and plays a grand piano inside an animated, snowing version of the Columbine cafeteria.
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The next expedition is planned for the spring of 2018, at which time the archaeologists plan to explore the hold of the sunken ship.
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A century later, the CIA used deep sea mining as a cover story for a secretive plan to recover a sunken Russian nuclear sub.
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Charoenpol Kumrasi said more than 30 divers were involved in an operation Sunday to flip the sunken Phoenix to retrieve a body trapped underneath.
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According to the Crimes of Grindelwald screenplay (and reliable parts of the timeline), Leta and Credence were on the same sunken ship in 1901.
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In 2017, Jordan Peele introduced us to the sunken place and made us afraid of spoons and tea in his directorial debut Get Out.
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They proposed, before the theory of plate tectonics existed, that the bird somehow walked to the island over some sort of sunken land bridge.
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The master bathroom has twin stone-topped vanities and a sunken bathtub under a projecting greenhouse window that looks out to a private courtyard.
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Every few minutes, she passed a sunken car in the middle of the street, and she wondered aloud about the passengers who'd abandoned them.
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You might have better luck waiting for Leonardo DiCaprio to resurface from the sunken Titanic than for Ms. Winslet to don the occasional frippery.
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The rap king's tweets have covered a wide range of topics including ping pong, Get Out's sunken place, and, perhaps most controversially, Donald Trump.
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Having lost my mother to cancer in 2007 there's a painful familiarity to his never-ending bad news and sunken-cheek slide into death.
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The formats included a notched circle, a vertical rectangle that doubled as a bas-relief with raised and sunken sections, and idiosyncratic geometric shapes.
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This will be the first time that the public will be able to watch a live underwater exploration of sunken submarines as it's happening.
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No injuries, power outages, or gas leaks were detected from the sunken road, and police re-opened the intersection after a four hour interruption.
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If you're wondering why anyone would want sunken-in eyes, something a night out on the town would accomplish just as well, you're right.
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If you look close, you can how the 5x zoom lens on the far left sort of looks sunken compared to the other lenses.
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Many on Twitter have theorized that Glover is in fact running from the Sunken Place, a concept developed in Jordan Peele's film Get Out.
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This barrier-free illusion is made possible by the sunken terrace beyond, called a "ha-ha" for the jolt of pleasant surprise it induces.
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Within minutes, she returned, her clothes damp, and she stepped through a low rectangular doorway into the tiny sunken room that is the sanctum.
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In a study that included older participants, he found long-term wistfulness over sunken romances was not rare, but mainly a phenomenon among men.
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Under the icy waters of Canada's arctic, a hoard of treasures from two sunken ships that vanished 18463 years ago are waiting to surface.
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Under the icy waters of Canada's arctic, a hoard of treasures from two sunken ships that vanished 170 years ago are waiting to surface.
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Since then his output has included "The Old Ways" (2012), about routes and trails around the world, and "Holloway" (2013), about walking sunken paths.
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The renovation project includes a long-delayed 5,000-seat, semi-sunken court surrounded on all four sides by glass greenhouses that is nearing completion.
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The old Bobby would have flown into a jealous rage; the new Bobby, a responsible public servant, can only look on with sunken eyes.
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The firm suggested that such height would require piles sunken into the soft landfill, as if the designers were, in fact, building a skyscraper.
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Seven hundred people sat on bleachers surrounding a sunken rectangle in the drill hall's floor, at each end of which was a grand piano.
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They've named it Thylacodes vandyensis after the General Hoyt S. Vandenburg, a sunken, retired naval ship where tens of thousands of the snails live.
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You are standing at the top of a staircase that descends into a sunken dining room filled with round tables of bright white marble.
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That series, built around Debussy's "The Sunken Cathedral," takes as its theme the church's concern for clean and accessible water as a human right.
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By Sunday afternoon, local forces and the United States Coast Guard had found 28 bodies in and around a sunken ship, The A.P. said.
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Sunken Cities: Egypt's Lost Worlds is on view at the Saint Louis Art Museum (1 Fine Arts Drive, St. Louis, Missouri) until September 9.
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Although his sunken state may shock, he still conveys the strength — both mental and physical — that more typical representations of the enlightened teacher embody.
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For this grand finale, Rolo reveals what looks like a hologram of a man with sunken eyes, huddled in a prison cell behind bars.
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"I was a little short with him," recalls Thunman, who stressed that Ballard's mission was to study the sunken warships, not look for the Titanic.
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Popping up like a villain from The Mummy, Apocalypse is the world's first mutant, buried for thousands of years in a sunken pyramid in Egypt.
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"Do this look like the sunken place," West captioned a photo of the stark white interiors, making reference to the 2017 horror movie Get Out.
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He has tweeted about everything from being good at ping pong to the sunken place, which is likely just his home, at a rapid pace.
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Well if the picture below is anything to go by, a pond in London's Victoria Park may well have some sunken treasure in its depths.
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Karamo gave up almost immediately, calling the kitchen the "sunken place," and had to be cajoled back into the competition by co-host Nicole Byer.
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"I'm reminded of how much I have to fight myself every day to not be sunken down into that low place again," the victim said.
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The sketch begins when Allison Williams from Get Out clanks her spoon against a teacup, and sends a hypnotized Devine hurtling through the Sunken Place.
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"It was an enormous estate that had a sunken pond in the middle of the living room filled with baby sharks," Kwan recalled to Star2.
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Sure, many people get dermal fillers — injections of hyaluronic acid in gel form — to enhance their lips and fill out sunken cheekbones and smile lines.
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Running aground prevented it from sinking in the fjord, but later, a wire used to stabilize the sunken vessel snapped, allowing it to sink farther.
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Graham looks less like a person and more like a lump of flesh, with sunken facial features and ears that go in rather than out.
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Each hole was located on the upper nasal area between the eyes, and they were slightly sunken in, suggesting pressure was exerted onto the skulls.
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Most recently, The Things We Lost In The Flood depicts another sunken environment, almost half its screen taken up by gently undulating pixel-art water.
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The hip Crosby Street Hotel has a bar and restaurant — where afternoon tea is served all day — on the ground level, including a sunken terrace.
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The patient lay motionless on the stretcher; his eyes were sunken, and his skin hung off his face as if he hadn't eaten much recently.
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Johnny's tennis complex has a sunken, pro-tour-sized court with a massive clubhouse pavilion that has locker rooms, a bar, gym and two bedrooms.
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They're shown fighting one-on-one atop what looked like a half-sunken spaceship sitting in a bay of choppy water, like a stormy sea.
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But nothing was forthcoming, and questions began to be raised over the veracity of previous images of the sunken ship put out by the company.
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Patients often don't enjoy the experience, and make comments like "time is going slowly" or "I feel a bit sunken in my chair," he says.
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A set of British legers, acquired by RIMAP with a grant from the Australian National Maritime Museum, revealed the names of all 13 sunken ships.
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I was worried that they'd have that tiredness and those sunken eyes that we had for months after Katrina, that many of us never overcame.
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Karate Combat fights don't take place in a ring or a cage, but a sunken pit that allows cameras an unobstructed shot of the karatekas.
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The studio, which was in great shape, had a sunken living area, a separate kitchen and a built-in bookshelf sectioning off the sleeping alcove.
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Here, the book threatens to veer into that "sunken place," as Lythcott-Haims laments giving birth to a fair-skinned daughter, whom she names Avery.
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In addition to there being no fishy smell, the fish should look bright and crisp, and the eyes should be round and not sunken in.
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John Cox, a former A320 pilot and chief executive of Washington-based Safety Operating Systems, expressed caution about the reported signal from the sunken wreckage.
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Slim and pale, with sunken eyes that project a searching intensity, Ms. Bonnet previously starred in Mr. Rambert's "Clôture de l'Amour" (2011) and "Répétition" (2014).
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The next room of the exhibition is an entirely different scene; the walls are spaced with daringly large, sunken faces and darkly scratched coal eyes.
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I preferred the sunken lounge area, but our stay saw a lot of rainfall, which soaked it beyond use sometimes, even long after the rain ended.
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Through a glistening snow of organic debris, the behemoth appears before the remotely operated vehicle: a sunken aircraft carrier human eyes haven't seen in 65 years.
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This US production's character design is particularly strong, with the suicidal sheriff's head — all sunken cheeks, narrow chin, and pronounced brow — resembling a Halloween skeleton's skull.
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Initially the ailment looked a lot like a disease called anthracnose, which manifests itself as a series of black, sunken spots that frequently result in death.
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A government spokesperson said the sunken surface may have been caused by compression of the cement mixed in the special soil used to fill the gap.
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"We've just found the exact location of the sunken boat and now we're trying to salvage it using heavy-duty cranes," Sa Willy Frank told Reuters.
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The couple, who suffered minor bruising, climbed out of the sunken vehicle on Tuesday and found refuge with a resident in the suburb of Glen Osmond.
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One of Egypt's top people-smugglers, who spoke on condition of anonymity, identified the sunken trawler as the Abu Nawal, registered in Rashid as RSH-2550.
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"I could not get my ass up because I was just so in my sunken hole that I did not want to do anything," shared Reid.
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Starting in the 1960s, Israeli archaeologists brought the sunken port back to life, along with Caesarea's above-ground wonders, including a crusader church and Roman theater.
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The situation reached a tipping point last week when photos of starving civilians, their eyes sunken and cheeks hollowed out by hunger, emerged on social media.
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Earlier, 2016 champion Garbine Muguruza inaugurated the new court Simonne Mathieu with a first-round victory, describing the semi-sunken 5,000-seater as a 'cosy' place.
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"I'm a monarchist," he says, before describing the beauty of another of King Ludwig's castles, Schloss Herrenchiemsee, with its sunken tables, ropeways, and ornate ceiling decorations.
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Once the sunken ferry had been secured on the semi-submersible vessel, bereaved families would be allowed to observe from a closer distance, another official said.
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Salvage operations to retrieve the sunken barges are scheduled to begin on Saturday and the cause of the accident remains under investigation, the Coast Guard said.
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Mr Putin has dressed up (or stripped down) to compete in judo matches, fly a microlight with migrating storks and recover sunken treasure on prime time.
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Using new nuclear magnetic-resonance technology, Mr Goddio has located two more sunken cities, Canopus and Thonis-Heracleion, near the western branch of the Nile delta.
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"Work—work—work," instructs a ballroom remix of Rihanna's hit song as he weaves through kids warming up on the sunken dancefloor, headed towards the stage.
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And indeed, it opens like a James Cameron movie, initially setting up a treasure-hunt adventure on the sunken ship complete with an Aliens-style crew.
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It could yet take days before divers can finish welding hooks and inserting cables under the sunken boat to allow the crane to lift the wreck.
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What I Love 9 Photos View Slide Show ' A nice big foyer separates the entryway from the sunken living room in Graham Parker's Hudson Heights apartment.
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Weeks of grid searches around the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands already have led the crew of the Petrel to one sunken warship, the Japanese aircraft carrier Kaga.
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Despite a coordinated effort by several Indonesian government agencies, efforts to locate the sunken vessel have so far been hampered by bad weather and poor visibility.
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The femur of Captain "Black Sam" Bellamy, the world's richest pirate, may have been found in a large concretion aboard his sunken ship, the Whydah Gally.
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A decade ago, DePietro would have been forced to rely on attendance, which would have made staging fights in a sunken pit and exotic locations difficult.
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" Work—work—work," instructs a ballroom remix of Rihanna's hit song as he weaves through kids warming up on the sunken dancefloor, headed towards the stage.
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Related: The Artists' Residency That Would Not End The 18th Century Is Alive and Well on This Sunken Ship Turned Art A Ship in a 40oz.
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Private decks can be closed off with sliding glass doors for privacy, and the use of AC. Open-air bathrooms have sunken tubs and waterfall showers.
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A landscape of lost objects: sunken ships, hidden treasure, gold and gems and the charm bracelet that had fallen from her wrist into a storm drain.
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Justice Department investigators, who have lodged 133 deportation cases against former Nazi officials since 1979, were led to him by a clue from a sunken ship.
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The lagoon there, long a tourist destination for divers, is still dotted with the wrecks of sunken ships and aircraft that have yet to be identified.
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It's what's thought to be the Sunken Hundred, the mythical land that lay submerged for centuries until it was revealed by a storm system in 2014.
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Officials pulled the bodies of four people from the sunken duck boat 80 feet under water, Ozarks Public Radio reported, citing Stone County Sheriff Doug Rader.
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The Rink at Rockefeller Center opened on Christmas Day in 1936 to help bring people to the sunken section of Rockefeller Center during the Great Depression.
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One treasure not to miss is Robert Gober's "Untitled" (210-29), a drain piece sunken into the museum's foundation so it babbles away beneath the floorboards.
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It was a sunny day, so the water park was dry — it just looked like a large sunken concrete plaza between modern office and apartment towers.
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There are also two chill spots next to the pool ... one with that huge daybed, and another with a sunken kitchen near a giant Buddha fountain.
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While locals believed the phones — which were very popular in the 80s — might have been spewing from a sunken shipping container, finding its location was another story.
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Since the passage of the SMCA, the US Navy hasn't had to prosecute any person or group for illegally disturbing a sunken military vessel, according to Taylor.
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In the case of the USS Independence—a sunken World War II-era aircraft located off the coast of California's Farallon Islands—the wreck is actually radioactive.
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The sunken vessel was discovered by the Black Sea Maritime Archaeology Project at a depth of 2,000 meters (6,500 feet) near the Bulgarian coast, the BBC reports.
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Smack dab in the middle of the district are four acres of tropical plants and flamingos at Sunken Gardens, among the oldest tourist attractions in the country.
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On May 22nd the Alabama Historical Commission announced that a sunken wreck which divers and archaeologists had been examining for the past several months was the Clotilda.
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The Victor holding the card looked markedly thinner: his eyes were sunken, his cheekbones protruded out of his face, and his skin stretched tight against his brow.
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The futuristic counter and steel wall make the kitchen a definite point of interest, while a "sunken conversation pit with fireplace," is the clear spot to unwind.
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Besides the walk-in closet and king-size bed, there's also an enormous sunken tub that looks out at what I am told is called the hinterland.
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Top image: Spill-containing booms rest on eelgrass beds at lowtide, just downslope from a contaminated beach, with the sunken Nathan E. Stewart looming in the background.
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And in these abysmal depths lay untold billions in sunken gold, silver, and emeralds, not to mention priceless caches of cultural history thought to be lost forever.
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Sunken World War II naval vessels might still hold a smattering of "big, bad things," Wright adds, from armaments to biohazards such as vast quantities of oil.
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The home is decked out with walnut flooring throughout, plus an internal atrium and a sunken living room with 14-foot ceilings and triple-paned arched windows.
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But to understand that fraught issue—and how the White House is making it more fraught—you have to look to another recently sunken U.S. strategic agreement.
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For years, the crew of the 250-foot Petrel has worked with the US Navy and other officials around the world to find and document sunken ships.
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His expression at the dinner table — sunken, afraid, a little bit melancholy — is that of a master who sees several moves ahead, but still can't escape checkmate.
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The sunken, grainy Coffin bunker is a few feet from the most famous patch of green at Royal Troon, the tiny eighth green nicknamed the Postage Stamp.
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Mr. Perrault — perhaps best known for his National Library of France in Paris on the Seine, centered on a sunken garden — won, in a sense, by acupuncture.
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British researchers have spent the last two years reconstructing the sunken landscape using data provided from various sources, including oil and gas companies and wind farm developers.
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And remember, the reward is like a sunken treasure in a sea of pain, just as the light is made more beautiful when it's surrounded by darkness.
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Klay has been on something of a rumspringa in China, a trip perhaps best known for that time that Klay rim-checked himself into the Sunken Place.
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Photographer Uri Magnus Dotan snapped this conceptual image of a diver finding sunken treasure about 20 feet under the surface of the Red Sea in Eilat, Israel.
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For years, the crew of the 250-foot Petrel has worked with the US Navy and other officials around the world to locate and document sunken ships.
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It has caused Republicans and Democrats to charge that our political discourse has sunken to new lows, when Howard Stern is name-checked during a presidential debate.
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And Mozart's "La Finta Giardiniera" will be performed by On Site Opera, a New York company that specializes in site-specific performances, in the estate's Sunken Garden.
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Sunken-place entrants include Clarence Thomas, Ben Carson, Tiger Woods, O.J. Simpson, sometimes Kanye West and any black person with something nice to say about President Trump.
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Since Allen's death from non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, his team aboard the Petrel has continued its quest to find other sunken warships from the war in the Pacific.
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The en suite master bathroom has a trough sink with double faucets, a walk-in shower, a sunken tub with ocean views and a washer and dryer.
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In "Shantae and the Seven Sirens" from WayForward, players explore a vast sunken city and battle the Seven Sirens in the Half-Genie's most thrilling adventure yet.
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The W.P. Franklin was a concrete chute with a solid gate at either end — a fully enclosed, refillable bathtub, sunken in the larger bathtub of the canal.
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In the main room, the console sat in a kind of sunken cockpit where two producers could work side by side, surrounded by an open hangout space.
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I was startled at how sharply the View Productions photographs brought back memories of its sunken living room and soaring angles adorned with iridescent blue glass cullet.
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Private contractors do most of the recovery of damaged or sunken boats, using barges with cranes, and scuba divers who attach pontoons and inflatable airbags to wrecks.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — The irony of oil company BP sponsoring the British Museum's current exhibition Sunken Cities will have been lost on few.
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The press and the refs might give him some problems, but the Blazer bigs—bless the bruised and sunken chest cavities where their hearts used to be—can't.
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In 2015, the New Straits Times reported that groups of divers disguised as fishermen were illegally stripping sunken WWII ships for metals such as aluminum, brass and steel.
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The fetus, with its elongated, pointed head, sunken eyes, and missing ribs, likely developed to the second trimester when it died, probably sometime in the 1940s or 1950s.
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A day before the launch, a North Korean state agency threatened Japan, saying it "should be sunken into the sea by the nuclear bomb of Juche," Reuters reported.
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The Italian Navy also rescued 2000 migrants on Thursday and recovered six bodies from the water near a half-sunken rubber boat off Libya, en route to Italy.
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Divers, including 17 from China, had planned to retrieve a body from the sunken vessel on Sunday but the search was called off because of adverse weather conditions.
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Sam, sunken cheeked and sallow, is fresh from 15 years in a Panamanian jail, where Nathan inadvertently left him for dead after a treasure-hunting caper gone wrong.
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Teams will also be required to identify and image at least five archaeological, biological, or geological features at any depth, such as sunken ships, aquatic creatures, or seamounts.
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She decided to begin further back, and work with the Brittonic stories of mythic sunken cities such as Lyonesse, recorded in Arthurian legend as having once bordered Cornwall.
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Whether you were watching Chris (Daniel Kaluuya) hurtle into the Sunken Place, or laughing along to his banter with his friend, you felt each scene in your gut.
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Well, in the living-room, in the front of the living room it was one height, and in the back of the living room, it was completely sunken.
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As noted by the British defence ministry, laws, both international and national, exist to prevent this from happening (the US, for example, has the Sunken Military Craft Act).
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In this hilarious skit, 'Green' tries to persuade 'Steph' to celebrate his win with the Warriors, while 'Ayesha' has other plans (that involves tea and "the sunken place").
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It is best known for the sunken Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall, where the names of more than 58,000 service personnel who died from 1959 to 1975 are engraved.
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He's actually out of the sunken place when he's being himself which is very expressive Whatever its roots, Kanye's unpredictability is a huge part of his public persona.
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But given the spread of domains and servers propping up the campaign, we suspect the sunken server is only a single casualty in an otherwise ongoing spam campaign.
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But Peele's sense of framing, as well as the visual spectacle that is the film's "Sunken Place" motif, is impossible to look away from even on repeated viewings.
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The sisters were headed for the Pensionnat Héger, a boarding school located in a sunken, cobbled street in Brussels, run by Madame Zoe Héger and her husband Constantin.
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The place was delightfully dark and funky, a sort of repurposed dive bar that had seen better days, with a giant tropical fish tank and a sunken fireplace.
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Outside, the mansion features a 95-foot-long, 15-feet-deep pool with a custom rock waterfall, sunken hot tub and tiki-style open cabana overlooking Lake Butler.
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But the place was saturated with an incorrect, purely superficial interpretation of plenty: Two sunken pillows on the bed, for instance, were topped by a single red rose.
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On a recent Thursday, four young people walked into the Sunken Harbor Club, a weekly tiki pop-up at the Red Hook restaurant Fort Defiance, very much intact.
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The principal twist here is casting Kidman, who adopts a raspy voice to go with the sunken-in eyes of someone who has clearly seen too much darkness.
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Seoul, South Korea (CNN)Police are investigating a South Korean company that claimed to have discovered a sunken Russian warship with $8.9 billion worth of gold on board.
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At District Saigon in Astoria, Queens, there is always a pot of pho broth making a low quarrel on the stove, with eddies of marrow from sunken bones.
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Propagandists painted them as a nefarious foreign race (defined, according to a report printed in multiple medical journals, by their "yellow, sunken, cadaverous visage" and "thick, protuberant lips").
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The situation all started when Musk offered to make a mini-submarine to save a boys soccer team trapped in a sunken cave in northern Thailand in July.
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I truly hated her in that moment, watching her navigating the icy roads, craning her neck to see over the dash from the sunken seat of the car.
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"Of course," he adds, "you would need electricity to run the printer," a critical caveat that has sunken 22013D printers' stock within the more survivalist-leaning prepper community.
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Overall star rating: 4.6Total number of reviews: 6,972One thing to know: The Toyota Center has the largest lower level of all NBA arenas due to its sunken floor.
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Havsteen-Mikkelsen's appropriation of the Villa Savoye alights with the sunken dreams of Le Corbusier and — to a broader extent — other symbols of rational and regimented social orders.
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In a striking display, 14 members of Greenpeace scaled the museum entryway's massive columns, unfurling seven large banners to protest the museum's current BP-sponsored exhibition, Sunken cities.
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There's a contagiousness to his melodies and production, which are the type to leave you sunken in your seat if you've taken a few blunt pulls while listening.
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I am pleasantly sunken into the cushions of a well-worn couch in the living room of a two-story brick walkup on the south side of Chicago.
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The Etruscans first colonized Ponza, which may be the last remnants of the lost island of Tyrrhenia, and archeologists have found the ruins of sunken Roman temples nearby.
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In Lincoln Square, a one-bedroom, one-bath, prewar apartment with a sunken living room, a separate dining area and a kitchen with a large pass-through window.
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Mr. Selge, who is not so very far from the king's age of "fourscore and upward," moves across the stage with a sort of hulking but sunken grandeur.
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She was laid out on a hospital table, a small cocoon he could scoop easily in his arms, her small, sunken face wrapped in a delicate white shroud.
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N) Baytown refinery to vessels up to a 2000-foot (214-meter) draft, while salvage efforts continued to remove a sunken drydock in an industrial portion, officials said.
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Last month, I spent $24.99 on "pearls" in the free-to-play Sunken Secrets, a mobile game wherein a blonde princess tells me how to beautify her island.
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Sunken Secrets checks many of the boxes that Chess uses to describe games marketed to women: supernatural themes, lush aesthetics, few time constraints, nonsexualized characters, and low violence.
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Scene City 12 Photos View Slide Show ' Perched above the sunken-in dining room of Mr. Chow's on Tuesday night, Dorian Grinspan scanned the room and got wistful.
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Take note of the architecture, too: the exposed steel beams and brick, a slate-gray cantilevered canopy over a sunken seating bowl, the polished concrete rotunda and concourse.
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Recreational diving is allowed — the site is nicknamed the "Lobster Hotel," but salvaging artifacts or disturbing the site is illegal under the Sunken Military Craft Act of 2004.
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To the left was the check-in desk, but what really caught my eye was the giant wrap-around couch, sunken even further into a recessed sitting area.
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Most of his pictures show elegant interiors, but he'll also turn his back on a sunken living room or paneled library and point his camera out the window.
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It evokes that period when the late '70s met the early '80s, when kilim rugs and sunken living rooms faded into marble surfaces and Art Deco-inspired touches.
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A vaguely sepulchral quality prevails at the Museo Atlántico, a group of sunken sculpture installations created by Jason deCaires Taylor, a British artist, diving instructor and underwater naturalist.
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The book is a really fascinating look at a chapter of the Cold War, about a mission to recover a sunken Soviet submarine from several miles under the ocean.
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They were in the high, domed reception room, sitting in one of several alcoves with stone benches set into each wall above the sunken floor and its octagonal fountain.
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The ASA worked to protect historic shipwrecks like the DeBraak, but it didn't cover military wrecks, which were considered the property of the country that commissioned the sunken craft.
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Bones recovered from a sunken ferry off the coast of South Korea are animal remains and not from a missing victim as previously indicated, government officials clarified Tuesday night.
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Outside, the grounds feature a swimming pool, sunken tennis court, classic fountains, and a stately guest house called Jordan Hall — a new addition to the property built by DeGeneres.
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Cuomo said the state's Department of Environmental Conservation and a private contractor would work to contain as much as 5,000 gallons of diesel fuel leaking from the sunken tug.
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Its fate was finally revealed in 1995 when the sunken sub was found a mere 300 meters from the wreck of the Housatonic near Charleston Harbor in South Carolina.
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While the official death toll is 44, the actual toll is 45 because the body of one of three people listed as missing is trapped under the sunken Phoenix.
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So if you factor in the skin's impaired ability to repair itself, it's inevitable that your eye area will look tired, sallow, sunken, and/or puffy as a result.
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The 47 patients in the study were suffering from HIV-associated facial lipoatrophy, an abnormal loss of fat from the face that gives people a gaunt, sunken-face appearance.
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To understand the depths to which South Africa—until recently Africa's 2nd largest economy and an emerging market powerhouse—has sunken, look no further than the country's finance minister.
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Many believe she made herself up to look like a zombie version of the actress Angelina Jolie, with sunken cheeks, an exaggeratedly upturned nose and extra-large pouty lips.
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Mr. Choo enjoys growing his own mangos, longans and guavas on the roof, and having them for breakfast in the pool's sunken seating, accompanied by Nala, the family's dog.
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At the start of the campaign, the Americans found themselves fighting through the Norman "bocage," an area of small fields lined with thick, raised hedgerows and narrow, sunken lanes.
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With Season 2 of Stranger Things coming out on October 27, let's delve into the Sunken Place and the Upside Down like the intrepid (pop culture) explorers we are.
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"And then they say I'm in a sunken place," he said, a reference to the hit horror movie "Get Out," in which black characters are hypnotized into docile servitude.
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Bindra said they are also looking to tap research missions as well as explorers searching for sunken wrecks together with data pulled from ships, fishing boats and commercial companies.
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Only a floating excavator plucking sunken trees out of the water hints at the effort that&aposs gone into reshaping this corner of eastern Germany over the past decades.
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When you're dehydrated, your body pulls water from your tissues to maintain H2O concentration in your blood, which can make your eyes look sunken and your skin feel drier.
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We're talking in the offices of Wevr, the Venice, California-based studio that developed that experience — one that sends users to a sunken ship in the murky ocean depths.
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Three days and three sunken ships are again confronting Europe with the horrors of its refugee crisis, as desperate people trying to reach the Continent keep dying at sea.
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The cockpit voice recorder has been discovered as well as the first sunken wreckage of the EgyptAir flight that veered off course and plunged into the Mediterranean last month.
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The greenhouse controversy stands in the way of the construction of a new, sunken court, which needs to be built before a roof can go on Chatrier, Forget said.
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The wreckage of the Titanic is quickly decaying beneath the ocean's surface as metal-eating bacteria and saltwater corrosion chip away at the sunken luxury ocean-liner, researchers said.
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After living in Berlin for almost 5 years, UK producer and One Records boss Subb-an has thoroughly sunken his teeth into the music and culture of the city.
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Scuba divers flock to Aruba for the wreck-diving around two sunken airplanes and the Antilla shipwreck; Aqua Windie's can set you up with either snorkeling or scuba diving.
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The upstairs bar, called the Sunken Harbor Club, will serve nine cocktails that Mr. Frizell called "pre-tiki classics," like the Singapore Sling and the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club.
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Was it something in stories you'd read, or some discovery in the real world that triggered this love of questing for sunken ships and seeing what lies with them?
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It could use the same reclamation technology that it is currently developing in the South China Sea to build military strongholds on what were once sunken reefs, he said.
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Still, you can't help but fear that "Get Out" might end up in "the sunken place" on Oscar night, given the lack of Academy appreciation for other terrifying classics.
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Located on the far right side of the lobby, right before the pool, the sunken lobby bar has a big, wooden, L-shaped bar, banquette seating, and bar tables.
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At 51, he is tall and broad with an unruly pile of jet-black hair, sunken cheeks and eyelids that stay partly shuttered, as if guarding a loose flame.
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The 10-bedroom, 413-bath house with a pool and a sunken tennis court on 2.6 acres, replaced a $6 million three-bedroom, three-bath house built in 1997.
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The trees in New Orleans grow into shapes that resemble ball-and-socket joints, ropes of muscle and parallel bones — radius and ulna with a sunken hollow in between.
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"The four islands of the [Japanese] archipelago should be sunken into the sea by the nuclear bomb of Juche," the spokesperson said, referring to the country's "self-reliance" ideology.
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The husband of a Texas flood victim carried his wife's lifeless body through a mile of sunken terrain to save it from being washed away in murky floodwaters on Monday.
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There are two sunken ships, a murder, a fire, a costume party and multiple complex betrayals, and yet it's startling to realise how much of its drama never actually happens.
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And with the never-ending demand for cloud storage and computing, it might not be too long before our waters are filled with a bunch of these sunken computer tubes.
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No matter how much Dorfman has moved on (and seriously, good for her for doing so) I'm still down to hear about where she stands on that since-sunken 'ship.
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"Under the Federal Sunken Military Craft Act, the court ruled that the country of France owned the wreck and any items located within it," the museum said in a statement.
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Shortly before going off the rails, West tweeted some photos from his and Kardashian's home, referring to them as the "Sunken Place," a reference to Peele's hit film Get Out.
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And the "YMCA" stage—help a gnarly sea captain find the sunken treasure of his dreams—is just one of the most sublimely, subversively brilliant creations in video gaming history.
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The leather couch in the main room (what the marketing materials call an "open concept living and lounge space") is sunken in a large rectangular depression called a conversation pit.
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Viewers were clued on in the deer's meaning when Kaluuya's character Chris made his first trip to the "Sunken Place," while being hypnotized by Williams' character Rose's hypnotherapist mother, Missy.
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It will raise the skin and it won't be so sunken, which is causing the darkness to look worse, because it's lower than the natural light that is hitting it.
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Her sunken seating area was on point for the era, as was the grouping of a yellow mod side chair, slim tulip table and frosted globe lamp beside the windows.
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A sunken dancefloor allows you to get up close and personal with your favourite artists while staring upward at 30-foot walls lined with life-size Qui Dynasty Terracotta warriors.
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After resting up, I was excited to take a stroll in the palace's Sunken Garden, the iconic spot where Markle and Harry took their official engagement photos in November 2017.
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He pulled into the lot, and as he got closer his headlights illuminated an aging black woman with a sunken face, wearing a Santa hat and a leopard-print jacket.
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Eckhaus, who has tousled black hair and was wearing a white turtleneck and black jeans, picked up a photo of a young woman with white-blond hair and sunken eyes.
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I can't avoid imagining a deep sigh, two sunken eyes, the tired face of an unknown man grimacing as he read the question... VxT: I'm not so sure about that.
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"As fellow explorers of the Nile Delta, we feel a strong affinity with the maritime archaeologists who have discovered the sunken cities of Thonis-Heracleion and Canopus," the plaque reads.
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Elsewhere, on another Being There highlight like the cathartic "Sunken Treasure" he earnestly sings, "Music is my savior, and I was maimed by rock and roll" and it undeniably works.
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Periodic eruptions of steam, ash and rocks from the volcano's sunken crater continue to occur, along with vigorous discharges of lava from more than a dozen fissures in the ground.
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The second floor, which contains two faded private dining rooms, would become the Sunken Harbor Club, a tropical cocktail bar inspired by the private clubs of the late 19th century.
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Many days, I feel like my mind has become one of those crane hands you see at arcades and truck stops, grasping arthritically at the air above the sunken prizes.
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"We can neither confirm nor deny …" It emerged in 1975 with the C.I.A.'s response to questions about the agency's efforts to recover a sunken Soviet submarine in the Pacific.
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Brown said that divers spotted between four and six additional bodies beneath the sunken wreckage of the boat, but that the boat's positioning made them impossible to recover by nightfall.
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In addition to a sunken chaise lounge, there's a tin of markers, some puffy paint, three stuffed animals, and a face mask, which she doesn't have much use for anymore.
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But the great players, whose long-ago brilliance created the need for Roland Garros Stadium to be built in 1928, never played in a semi-sunken court surrounded by greenhouses.
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The eyelids sunken into tired shadows, the weary furrows etched into the brow, the listless hearts twisted and worn, were unknown and invisible in the dark glow of the fire.
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A chronicle of modern St. Lucia, it was also an epic of the New World, weaving from its characters' encounters with history a deeper, vaster story on a sunken loom.
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While most were invertebrates, a few vertebrates survived the journey, including a small number of emaciated fish that were trapped inside the water-filled hulls of half-sunken fishing boats.
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"It had this sunken living room and this built-in bookcase in the wall, the kind of features that don't seem to be prevalent in newer construction," Mr. Bodley said.
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The Rockwell Group, the architecture firm, was given the job of evoking the old address in a space that is much roomier, without the narrow passageways and sunken dining room.
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The ship would sail along the same route as its sunken predecessor, from Southampton, England, to New York, which is about an 8-hour trip if you travel by plane.
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With its sunken floor, Claes Oldenburg-esque light fixtures and Tibetan prayer wheel, the place felt more like a scene-y Manhattan restaurant — Tao, Hakkasan — than a cruise dining hall.
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We first meet her in the present as Erin, a boozing mother and tormented detective with the Los Angeles Police Department whose red-rimmed eyes and sunken cheeks scream trauma.
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"The whole scene is doomed, DOOMED," he types—his sunken features basked in the flickering of his computer screen and the weak, undulating green light of the world's last glowstick.
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A Colorado couple who sold almost everything they had to live on a now-sunken sailboat are getting their sea legs back thanks to a stranger who came across their story.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Salvage efforts continued on Monday to remove a sunken drydock in an industrial portion of the Houston Ship Channel, home to major oil refineries and petrochemical plants, officials said.
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Even if Peele didn't intend for the "Sunken Place" to represent the experience of marginalized identities (and progressives) in the Trump era, it became one of the great memes of 2017.
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The photo was accompanied by a humorous caption that asked "do this look like the sunken place" (a reference to the movie Get Out) as well as a crying laughing emoji.
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The Spaniard carved out a 5-7 6-2 6-2 win in the semi-sunken 5,000-seater arena, which has been constructed with a slick combination of glass and metal.
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On Sunday, investigators for the National Transportation Safety Board released photographs and video footage captured by remote-controlled underwater vehicles of the sunken ship that show a breach in its hull.
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How many babies must starve (as in the Syrian town of Madaya), their eyes looking out in a helpless plea from faces that should be chubby but are sunken with hunger?
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He called home to tell his parents his elbow was seriously hurt and he needed surgery, and then he broke down in the car while parked outside Stanford's Sunken Diamond stadium.
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The previous model had a retractable keyboard tray as well, but now the keys are designed to lie flat individually when the laptop is folded, rather than having a sunken tray.
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According to the packet I picked up in the living room of the ten-million-dollar listing, it features an elevator, multiple terraces, and rooftop deck with a sunken hot tub.
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In front of the stage, sunken in red-velvet cinema seats, the mid-afternoon flesh-junkies sit, their bellies pushing through faun M&S Blue Harbour slacks or dark pinstripe suits.
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A new type of underwater robot has made it possible to peer deep inside the USS Arizona, the sunken naval battleship that was bombed 75 years ago at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
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"She would come by the Sunken Garden and she would admire the floral displays in here as they changed through spring and summer and she would chat with them," says Harkin.
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The "sunken place" from the film — a place deep in the mind where one is unable to draw themselves out completely — is not located within the relationship with the white partner.
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The trio toured the grounds -- formerly known as the Sunken Garden -- to pay tribute to the Princess of Wales ... who died in a car accident in Paris on August 31, 1997.
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UNHCR said the sunken boat had taken to the sea on Thursday from neighbouring Libya, where renewed warfare between rival factions has gripped the capital Tripoli in the past five weeks.
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"I haven't seen my family in six years" were the first words out of the outpost's commander, Abdul Malik — thin, with sunken eyes, clothed in a grubby dark-green shalwar kameez.
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But as I witnessed cake after cake emerge from the oven with the pretty berries I'd arranged on top sunken beneath the golden crumb, I realized it would take some finessing.
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In 2017, search teams found both a sunken World War I-era Australian submarine whose sinking remains a mystery as well as another Nazi U-boat that sunk in 1942.[BBC]
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The design of that sunken pit is the problem: Its idiosyncratic design makes for awkward delays as sound travels to and from the stage, and to the audience in the theater.
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The sunken place illustrates the invisibility that many black people are forced into in real life — a state where they are looked at but not seen, heard but not listened to.
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Watching that live footage, researchers in the South Pacific aboard the Petrel, a 250-foot exploration vessel, were able to discern the stern of a sunken ship, blooming with translucent anemones.
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The house maintains Johnson's original rooms and fixtures, but Damora's parents expanded it in the early '60s by building a sunken courtyard and a subterranean space to accommodate their growing family.
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"The four islands of the archipelago should be sunken into the sea by the nuclear bomb of juche," he said, referring to the North's ruling philosophy of juche, or self-reliance.
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There's the prevalence of brass, the ubiquitous arches and the ambient influence of the '70s and '80s: that era of sunken living rooms, scalloped seating and "Golden Girls" peaches and pinks.
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Planned for an opening in 2000, it will be a partly sunken court surrounded by new greenhouses that will give this faltering, overcrowded Grand Slam tournament the breathing room it needs.
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The slightly sunken living area, with 113-foot ceilings and a fireplace with a metal accent, and the dining room are open to each other, separated by a couple of steps.
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Trek is clearly ready to move past the sunken-battery design of its Super Commuter+ 8S, which itself was a step above the bolted-on battery design of Trek's older models.
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The master bath has an oval-shaped tub that's sunken into the floor and a glass-encased shower with views of downtown L.A. There's also a gigantic master walk-in closet.
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The en suite master bathroom has a wood-grain Formica vanity with a travertine top and double sinks, and a tiled bathing room with a shower and a sunken Roman tub.
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The project includes curbside seating and picnic tables, even a plan for a park space that looks like a sunken living room (or conversation pit as some design magazines call them).
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Divers inserted four straps under the sunken wreck to allow a floating crane to lift it, possibly starting on Tuesday morning, according to South Korean Embassy defense attache Song Shun-Keun.
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His shoulders are a bit hunched, his head sunken into his torso as he sits in his auto-rickshaw, a three-wheeler taxi that is common on the streets of New Delhi.
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Alongside the Dutch war wrecks, scavengers have been stripping two sunken British Royal Naval vessels, the HMS Prince of Wales and the HMS Repulse since 2012, according to British newspaper The Telegraph.
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SUNKEN IMPERIAL RUSSIAN WARSHIP MAY CONTAIN $130 BILLION IN GOLD The news sparked an investor frenzy in South Korea, prompting the country's financial regulator to issue a warning against possible investment losses.
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About 100 residents lined up to sign their names to help clear debris off white sandy beaches or pull shards of sunken boats from the blue waters for about $15 an hour.
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On your way to the winery, you'll get an up-close look at the wine-making process and swim by an old sunken boat at the bottom of the Mali Ston Bay.
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In addition to the exhibit, the palace's sunken garden, where Diana loved to visit, will be planted with her favorite flowers: tulips, scented narcisii and a carpet of white forget-me-nots.
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I can only describe the sensation as "hypnotic," which got me thinking: Was I just hypnotized into a sunken place, or is this just what falling asleep is supposed to feel like?
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Sunken Central ParkBesides adding legitimate hills, rock climbing areas, and swimmable lakes, the design also calls for the same basic types of hiking and jogging trails you have in Central Park today.
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A banner hangs on the wall for upcoming exhibition Sunken Cities, which will tell the story of two Egyptian towns that, until recently, had stood forgotten beneath the surface of the sea.
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Hiding behind this eye-popping pic is an English actor who's sunken into the Hollywood spotlight ... keep your eyes peeled and see if you can uncover who is underneath this warped photo.
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Inevitably, the clip does a full-on homage to the original "Porcelain" video, zooming on Rocky's eye as the unaltered sample enters and the rapper falls into the sunken place (I think).
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PARIS — Searchers in the Mediterranean have found the first sunken wreckage of the EgyptAir flight that mysteriously veered off course and plunged from 37,000 feet last month, the Egyptian government reported Wednesday.
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Divers are also scheduled to survey two sunken tug boats in the main jetty of Adak's Sweeper Cove and produce a salvage report to determine possible removal or salvage in the future.
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Based on chance finds by fishermen, researchers have suspected for some time that there was a sunken area of land once occupied by people in a southern region of the North Sea.
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From afar, a crowded craps table obscures the happenings on its sunken field of play in a way that lends it a certain dark mystique — it almost looks like a cockfighting ring.
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His brown eyes sunken and flat, Jahangir Baroch had spent another sleepless night in the metal container on the Greek island of Lesbos where he has lived for more than a year.
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The second door leads to a sunken living room with parquet floors, a fireplace, arched casement windows and a bow-shaped niche with a glass door that opens to the backyard patio.
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A search operation found the sunken vessel in Koge Bay, south of Copenhagen, after Mr. Madsen had plunged into the water and swam toward a boat, his rescuer, a private citizen, said.
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She described him to me as being "at death's door," a gaunt figure with sunken eyes who mistook her for his wife and growled at the guards when they called his name.
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The latest such venture came on Friday with a new production of a real rarity: Ottorino Respighi's "La Campana Sommersa" ("The Sunken Bell"), at the Rose Theater at Jazz at Lincoln Center.
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He had puffy cheeks, slightly sunken eyes, straight brown hair, and a kind of goofy, high-strung optimism at odds with the popular notion of chefs as chilly sophisticates or imperious pirates.
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A couple of hours' drive from the Sunlight Seafood shrimp farm, inhabitants of the stilted village of Mapan Mapan have created a maze of sunken enclosures fenced with a barnacle-covered mesh.
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One British adventurer named Frederick Mitchell-Hedges, for example, claimed to have stumbled upon the sunken continent of Atlantis while on a failed mission to locate the city in the early 1930s.
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Once the storm clears, the villagers grab buckets and baskets and head down the road to a sunken pasture where the ground will be covered in hundreds of small, silver-colored fish.
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In the early 1970s, the CIA spent hundreds of millions of dollars attempting to recover a sunken Soviet submarine that the Kremlin had failed to rescue in 353, according to declassified CIA documents.
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The royal mom-to-be even recycled her Aquazzura Matilde crisscross pumps, which she wore for her engagement photo call with Prince Harry in the Sunken Gardens of Kensington Palace in Nov. 2017.
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Darius is sabotaged by the unexpected flash of a camera, while Andre Hayworth (who Stanfield plays in Get Out) is temporarily brought out of the sunken place by the same burst of light.
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The royal mom-to-be even recycled her Aquazzura Matilde crisscross pumps, which she wore for her engagement photo call with Prince Harry in the Sunken Gardens of Kensington Palace in Nov. 2017.
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"One year it's Illuminati, next year it's the sunken place," he says referring to the Get Out reference used by fans to explain his sudden political ideology shift in line with Donald Trump.
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Working aboard the dive boat LULA 1000, the researchers were able to take hi-resolution pictures of the sunken submarine, revealing its condition and the many corals now clinging to its outer shell.
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Now the submarine's bow has also been identified, about a quarter mile from the main wreckage, according to Tim Taylor of the Lost 33 Project, which searches for sunken World War II submarines.
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There had been concerns that the saturated asphalt would be unable to handle the weight of cranes, but some machinery was seen removing a number of the sunken cars later in the morning.
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More than 30 sunken warships have been discovered by Vulcan researchers, including a number of American vessels lost in World War II, like the U.S.S. Indianapolis, the U.S.S. Wasp and the U.S.S. Hornet.
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An American comfort food restaurant is on the first floor; the basement is a pub that has TVs, a pool table and a sunken den with a fish tank and a gas fireplace.
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Hammond, who compared the agency to the sunken Titanic ocean liner at the bottom of the ocean, told the Times that there was no sense in filling positions that may be cut later.
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Policies that let Exxon rapidly morph away from fossil fuels will help, although they have large sunken costs It is hard to imagine that those costs won't eventually have to be written off.
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They used to be sunken, sleepy, half-opened slits, and by the magic of taking a few blue and white pills every day, they're bigger and more feminine than they used to be.
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He's actually out of the sunken place when he's being himself which is very expressive Now when he spoke out about Trump... Most people (including myself) have very different feelings & opinions about this.
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He finds himself walking the halls of the sunken structure—which is in fact a cryonics facility—where his father's sickly younger wife is waiting to have her body frozen when she dies.
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Shaped by strict size regulations, the four-bedroom, four-bath home features a staggered spatial arrangement with a sunken lower level including the master bedroom with direct access to an outdoor lap pool.
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The Petrel team was lucky that the Wasp went down in a relatively flat and muddy part of the ocean, where things like sunken airplanes and ships clearly stand out along the seafloor.
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I stepped into the sunken dormitory known as the Abaton, inside Asclepius' sanctuary there — the walls tell of visitors 24 centuries ago being healed by their dreams — and couldn't resist the curative spell.
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It features a sunken family room with radiant floor heating, an open kitchen with top-end appliances, three wood-burning fireplaces, a finished basement and an attached two-car garage, on 0.63 acres.
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The negative effects of surrounding streets and the remaining park roads — transverses in Central Park and Flatbush Avenue in Prospect Park — are reduced by barriers of walls, trees and partly sunken road beds.
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The Titanic, perhaps the world's most famous wreck, keeps revealing more of its sunken treasure in the watch department, at least for John Miottel, a fervent collector of memorabilia from historic ocean liners.
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It is usually the responsibility of the vessel's owner to handle a damaged or sunken ship, but the local authorities in Cork County said they would decide what will happen to the Alta.
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Morales says he and Paula Guzmán -- whose eyes are sunken and who speaks only in a whisper -- could move back into their home if only they had a roof, or even a tarp.
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Now named in Mr. Rockefeller's honor, the two-and-a-half-acre plaza is unquestionably an ornament, with Isamu Noguchi's "Sunken Garden" and Jean Dubuffet's "Group of Four Trees," another David Rockefeller benefaction.
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From the foyer, three steps lead to a sunken living room with built-in sofas, a fireplace, a vaulted ceiling and sliding glass doors that open to a pool deck with sea views.
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It's finally ... sunken in but now we hope people don't think it's in for a trend, like clothes are in for a season and out for a season, that's not going to happen.
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This is the North American debut of Sunken Cities, which has also been shown at the British Museum in London, the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris, and the Museum Rietberg in Zurich.
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Seoul (CNN)Three executives of a South Korean company, which claimed to have found a sunken Russian treasure ship containing billions of dollars in gold, have been jailed, months after their scam fell apart.
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"They would just tell me that I need help and [need] to go home and take care of my health because my eyes were sunken in and I was tired and lifeless," she says.
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Of course, Jupiter is comfortably at home in the sign of Pisces, so manifesting material abundance also comes quite easily to you—sunken treasure isn't hard to find when you are the deep ocean!
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But given the state of political discourse in the Trump era — a time when penis-size posturing made it to the floor of a Republican presidential debate — the cultural brow may have sunken irretrievably.
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These are best exemplified by the 90-square-meter master bedroom, which includes two showers, a sunken bathtub, copious storage and views that stretch 180 degrees from nearby Chinamans Beach to distant North Head.
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The look's latest champion, Demna Gvasalia of Balenciaga, introduced a phalanx of these human anomalies in his spring 2020 show, all chalky complexions and vulcanized lips and with prosthetics augmenting their otherwise sunken cheeks.
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Diana, who lived in Kensington Palace for about 15 years, was known to love the changing floral displays in the historic sunken garden, often stopping to talk to the gardeners who cared for it.
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TCS can vary in severity, but people with it typically have distinctive facial features, such as underdeveloped cheek bones that appear "flat or sunken," and a very small jaw and chin, according to NORD.
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Turns out, the beige pointed-toe shoes are Aquazzura&aposs Matilde crisscross suede 105mm pumps, the same ones Meghan chose for her engagement photocall alongside Prince Harry in the Sunken Gardens of Kensington Palace.
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Sure, it's sunken in and lumpy because what you see are deflated expanders that were put in, which will gradually get filled every two to three weeks as I get ready for reconstructive surgery.
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COPENHAGEN, Aug 12 (Reuters) - Danish police said on Saturday they were preparing to search a sunken submarine owned by Danish inventor Peter Madsen who has been charged with the inadvertent manslaughter of a journalist.
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Operating out of a cafe in Limehouse, East London, there are large wooden tables that act as communal desks, shelves of worn paperbacks, sunken leather sofas, and a small kitchen tucked away out back.
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Carmelo Anthony looked like a rotting sunken castle, Billy Donovan was utterly consumed by the will of his various stars, looking completely like a dude who can't coach anyone over the age of 21.
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Many ages later, Sheldon Breiner devised ways to use magnetism to guide him to things that might otherwise never have been found — like sunken ships, a lost city and colossal basalt heads buried underground.
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"The problem is that while a child may have stretched skin, patchy hair and sunken eyes, the parents see their swollen belly and think they are doing well," said Anna, a nurse at Bakassi.
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The ocean is endless in its bounty: a plethora of delicious fish, crustaceans, and mollusks; Maldon sea salt; The Deadliest Catch; tales of half-naked half-fish ladies, mythological sea gods, and sunken treasure.
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The research team plans to sample the seafloor underneath the ice to gather data on marine life, while looking for the wreck of the Endurance, the sunken ship of the polar explorer Ernest Shackleton.
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Each has a modest living area that opens to a spacious redwood deck, and a large loft bedroom upstairs with an en suite bathroom that has a sunken tub and indoor and outdoor showers.
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But the saga involving Kim Wall, a Swedish journalist, Peter Madsen, a Danish inventor, Madsen's sunken submarine and Wall's headless, armless and legless torso washed up on the Copenhagen seaboard contains layers of mystery.
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As proof, a slew of sunken-eyed rock legends — including Johnny Winter, Gregg Allman, Keith Richards and Joe Perry — is on hand to share memories of the men and attest to their lasting influence.
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"We've asked for a remote underwater vehicle (to locate the sunken vessel) and the help of special land, sea, and air crews," Muhammad Syaugi, head of the national search and rescue agency, told reporters.
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The staircase at the front of the house takes you to a master suite with a large dressing room and a bathroom with travertine surfaces and a red pedestal sink and sunken, jetted tub.
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On Monday, divers were inserting straps under the sunken wreck to allow a big floating crane to lift it, possibly starting on Tuesday morning, according to South Korean Embassy defence attache Song Shun-Keun.
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"Ever since the plane went viral, I have to rescue someone out here every single day," Þráinn said, hooking a chain from his truck around a sunken car surrounded by four tourists from Malaysia.
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I grab a bench in my favorite sunken garden next to the library and manage to take 45 minutes of my break before feeling anxious about being away from my desk and heading back inside.
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It was unclear on Monday when the sunken drydock near Brady Island in the upper shipping channel would be cleared, said Alberto Hernandez, a watch supervisor at the Coast Guard's Vessel Traffic Service in Houston.
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Filmmaker Jordan Peele used the "Sunken Place" (and everything that comes with it) to explore the unique terrors of being black in America, and turned Daniel Kaluuya into a white-hot star in the process.
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Some sections of the game have a spark of pure originality: One section of the game takes place entirely within a brazen bull, and another is among the sunken ruins of a sea-claimed city.
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But like, in a good way.) In the film, Key and Peele will voice demon brothers who must find their way out of hell (not the Sunken Place), likely while cracking jokes along the way.
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MYSTERIOUS SHIPWRECK DISCOVERED IN GREAT LAKES BELIEVED TO BE NEARLY 200 YEARS OLD Also in 2017, archaeologists in Japan found a cannonball that could lead to the sunken remains of a treasure-laden Spanish galleon.
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The palace's head gardener and a gardener who knew Diana from her frequent visits to the spot, usually known as the Sunken Garden, explained the design and pointed out some of the princess's favorite plants.
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In particular, a scene in which knowledge of Zoey's sexual activity sends Dre to the "sunken place" is television comedy gold and seamlessly blends the plotlines of black-ish and its spin-off grown-ish.
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This is music meant less for the mammoth stages of Wacken than a wilder setting—one imagines strains of "Sunken Lungs" playing besides an open air pyre, by the onyx waves that inspired its genesis.
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She thanks them and says her final goodbyes to them as she tosses the key to Brady's sunken car, the only evidence connecting all of them to the crime, off a bridge into the water.
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HODEIDAH, Yemen (Reuters) - Eyes half open and sunken deep into their sockets, little Jamila Ali Abdu already looked half dead for most of her 12-day stay at the malnutrition ward of Yemen's Hodeidah hospital.
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The river was closed from mile marker 224.5 to 226 while a Coast Guard team monitors the water for any signs of pollution and an Army Corps of Engineers crew searches for the sunken towboat.
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Even with the compact version, we had plenty of room to spread out the boards and various standees, and the sunken surface made it so that all of our dice rolls stayed on the table.
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The protest follows another made by the theatrical group "BP or not BP" on Tuesday evening during a V.I.P. reception for "Sunken Cities," which displays artifacts from two lost Egyptian cities buried under the sea.
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SUNKEN DUCK BOAT RAISED FROM MISSOURI LAKE DAYS AFTER 17 PEOPLE KILLED Investigators have collected a slew of information, including the duck boat's video recording system, though investigators are still attempting to access the data.
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Scott Hull, who mastered Kamakiriad as well as Steely Dan's Grammy-winning Two Against Nature and Fagen's most recent solo album, 2012's Sunken Condos, recalls their discussions having little to do with the narrative.
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Also on the ground floor will be the Sunken Lounge, serving retro 1960s-style drinks complete with swizzle sticks, and a new Pool Bar and Observation Deck on the roof of the new hotel tower.
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Reliably, there were the "Pet of the Month" parties at Mr. Guccione's Upper East Side double townhouse, which contained Judy Garland's gold piano, a silver-tiled sunken pool and the owner's posse of Rhodesian Ridgebacks.
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" Mr. Blum frets about the White House swallowing his former communications chief, Josh Raffel, who left him to become Jared Kushner's lieutenant, much like the hero of "Get Out" is swallowed by "the sunken place.
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The seven-bedroom, seven-bathroom Beverly Hills home is advertised by Dream Homes Magazine as having a greenhouse, a sunken and lighted tennis court, a huge swimming pool, four fountains, and a six-car garage.
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Her show took place at the Fondazione Prada in a sunken plaza set with a statue of Atlas at the center: the Greek god whose fate it was to hold the world on his shoulders.
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From exploring sunken vessels of the Middle Passage to reconstructing museum exhibits that chronicle slavery, African Americans are breaking down the barriers that separate them from their ancestors and reconnecting with a lineage once lost.
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You may not have even realized it, but if you spent every day as deeply sunken into the internet as I do, you'd have seen tubes pop up again and again, in various disturbing forms.
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Pontoon Parkway (détour de la rive) The Copter Drop (vehicles in neutral, please) The Runaway Roadway Driving on Asphalt, Walking on Air The Sunken Place (Dude, where's my car?) Möbius Trip (the B-Q-Wheee!)
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His sunken appearance and now almost completely gray hair shocked observers -- after he limped into court using a cane -- in contrast with the cocky self-assurance he once showed while lording over the Trump campaign.
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Here are some stories you might have missed, including the epic hunt for a sunken World War II warship, why you should eat food off the floor, and the future of Japan's enchanting ice monsters.
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I've stayed here often for work, as the Venetian connects to the Sands Expo & Convention Center, and have enjoyed luxuriating in a suite with a sunken sitting area, dining table, and two high-def TVs.
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Florida officials set up the commission in 210 to improve the river's dismal condition, and a crucial task, Mr. Aguirre said, was to haul the sunken wrecks and other junk out of the putrid water.
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