It was not known how many people were killed in shelling of the swamps and river islands where villagers sought refuge, but at least 10 children drowned as they fled into the swamps.
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All of it now swamps the search results for the
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The bayous of Louisiana are so much more than swamps.
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Grasslands and Plains are much better than jungles or swamps.
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Mountains, jungles and swamps keep villagers isolated, preserving their languages.
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Meanwhile, the fallen forests simply piled up in the swamps.
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Mangrove swamps, terrorism, China, those are all problems for foreigners.
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The American South is full of flood plains, swamps, and marshes.
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The containers are faux swamps, and they hold developing larval mosquitoes.
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And it swamps Republicans if Republicans don&apost focus on it.
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Some "farmland" lay beneath swamps or was covered with impenetrable forest.
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You'll fight or flee through canyons, swamps, and — of course — mines!
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In central Florida, cow hunters still roamed the swamps and prairies.
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Fights break out over the occasional fish grabbed from the swamps.
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It floats, the water swamps the paper but doesn't swallow it.
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There are also geysers, hot springs, and numerous rivers and swamps.
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"People tend to be overly optimistic about draining swamps," Vearil says.
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To get rid of mosquitoes, we use bulldozers to drain swamps.
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I don't know of any roosters who reside in swamps. 226.
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People were murdered, shot down, had to hide in the swamps.
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Swamps are some of my favorite places, filled with my favorite critters.
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No. 6 TCU swamps Kansas State in storm-interrupted game MANHATTAN, Kan.
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And every time I think of swamps, I think of swamp rats.
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Mosquitoes, historically powerful disease vectors, lay their eggs in swamps' stagnant waters.
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That is to say, some of my best friends live near swamps.
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Everyone knows alligators frequent swamps, and what good follows that primeval foe?
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She and Arie head out into the swamps on an Everglade fan boat.
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Cleaning the swamps Widespread water pollution is making China's water shortage even worse.
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Taxidermy, grief, and Florida swamps mingle in this unusual and unforgettable debut novel.
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Their strange world of swamps, heat, bugs, and sinkholes — instinctively, they get it.
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Swamps: Recent hurricanes have shown how powerfully salt marshes can protect human communities.
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The army has moved reinforcements to the swamps in the last few weeks.
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Developers rip out protective mangrove swamps to plonk hotels by the water's edge.
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He hid in the great swamps that stretch along the Burundi-Rwanda border.
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Swamps exist when water congregates in one place and becomes stagnant over time.
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There are swamps in this country and the NFL is a big one.
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And for decades, countries in this region have been stuck in developmental swamps.
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Swamps are fecund and productive because of, not in spite of, their diversity.
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The activist and "reporter" is a creature of the alt-right fevered swamps.
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Train with Master Yoda in this room inspired by the swamps of Dagobah.
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"The swamps is another term I use for the hood," Dawson says via email.
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They say some villagers help militants to hide in the hard-to-access swamps.
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The dense swamps that surround Lake Chad in northern Cameroon give the jihadists cover.
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What do slugs, unsightly thigh boils, and disease-ridden swamps all have in common?
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And show America that swamps are beautiful places teeming with wildlife and wild life.
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She ran with her family to hide him in the swamps by the Nile.
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The Amazon rainforest and Indonesia's peat swamps aren't the only places suffering from deforestation.
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The dirty right is quite willing to wade into the fever-swamps of hatred.
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Some even trained in the Florida swamps for the disastrous Bay of Pigs invasion.
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Once plants took root on land, they grew into forests, shrub lands and swamps.
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Too many social media sites are fever swamps of extremist foreign and domestic invaders.
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Global Health Two centuries ago, a global pandemic rose from the swamps of Bangladesh.
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The swamps, natural playgrounds, were a respite from the bullying he faced at school.
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And as seawater swamps Bangladesh, some rice fields have been transformed into shrimp farms.
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It's like they decided to only build golf courses on top of swamps down there.
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Public health officials worked to drain swamps that might breed mosquitoes and thus spread malaria.
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On the second day they set their sights on some swamps near Osceola National Forest.
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Wetlands were being drained, mangrove jungles cleared and swamps filled to build roads and homes.
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People went scavenging through swamps for something to add a little flavor to their meal.
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Its source was the hot, moist swamps of the delta of the Ganges.... Thence the
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Even as the threat of impeachment swamps his presidency, Mr. Trump remains fixated on California.
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Actually, the world needs more swamps – and bogs, fens, marshes and other types of wetlands.
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I'd spend hours wandering its forests, creeks, and swamps, learning my way in the woods.
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Or according to Politico, "the Kushners were no longer bit players from the Jersey swamps."
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Peatlands -- which include bogs, marshes and swamps -- store almost a third of land-based carbon.
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"The wounding from your massacre, wading into rough swamps, wondering like childhood's touch," he read.
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Despite the play's roughly chronological structure, its onslaught of detail and evidence swamps narrative control.
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In winter, you can find it in swamps, marshes and estuaries along the Mississippi Valley.
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The August night was muggy, reminiscent of the swamps that had once rested over the town.
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And the fever swamps of the internet responded to this by letting their imaginations run wild.
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Baru sang the names of the red cliffs, the mangrove swamps, the creeks and stringybark trees.
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At some point, as you go from warm to hot, that effect swamps out the others.
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Sometimes, they are referred to as "food swamps" because of the availability of cheap fast food.
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For example, he was particularly concerned about turbine-powered pumps near the swamps where caribou breed.
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Hurricane Harvey showcased bad urban planning -- cheap housing built on swamps and wetlands -- and partisan politics.
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Oil was discovered in its swamps in the late 1950s and remains Nigeria's biggest export today.
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Swatting them one at a time is mostly futile: The real answer is draining the swamps.
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The rich see much higher income growth, which comparatively swamps that of residents in poor countries.
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When she dies of exposure in the swamps of Louisiana, he realizes he has nothing left.
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And the inevitable sentimental journey into lesson-learning gets lost in swamps of well-meaning equivocation.
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They both lurk among the plants that shroud the floors of ponds, swamps and shallow lakes.
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But researchers have long understood that politics sometimes swamps dispassionate analysis when it comes to regulations.
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Our bubbling aquaria housed red-spotted newts from the swamps and spotted turtles from the creek.
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Of course, it's not just his sons who are immersed in the far-right fever swamps.
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"EEE is found primarily in areas with swamps and bogs," the organization says on its website.
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For decades, Iran smuggled guns and bomb-making supplies through the vast swamps of southern Iraq.
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Strap your best friend on your back like Luke did with Yoda in the swamps of Dagobah.
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Do you think a pay-what-you-want model of restaurant service can fight against food "swamps"?
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Some in the fever swamps drew unsupported conclusions and made up elaborate theories that now appear silly.
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They leave them on the swamps till winter and then transfer it to their homes on snowmobiles.
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Mangrove swamps also store carbon, helping to curb planet-warming emissions - another reason to keep them intact.
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In Arkansas: In Oklahoma: In Missouri: Go deeper: Historic flooding swamps Oklahoma, Arkansas as storms prove relentless
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He would be spending weeks practicing patrol tactics, assassination missions, attack strategies, and ambushes staged in swamps.
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Clinton, NOT Reagan, deregulated credit-default swamps—which was the gasoline that lit the financial crash fire.
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But prices for NAND chips, used for longer-term data storage, have tumbled as supply swamps demand.
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Street flooding swamps your house Flooding from the ground up is not covered by standard homeowners policies.
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These swamps cannot be drained by economics alone, any more than they were created by economics alone.
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It's weak shit and the alt right fever swamps really should be able to do something better.
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As the plane gets closer, the mudflats give way to swamps, which give way to dense evergreens.
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Known for their size and bushy gills, sirens are a fixture in Southeastern swamps and watery ditches.
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She made regular jaunts to the Big Cypress National Preserve, home to cypress swamps and wild panthers.
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Wetlands, bogs, and swamps also release methane to the atmosphere as part of a natural carbon cycle.
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Paths are built-in, and visitors can stroll through the swamps, where alligators swim past your feet.
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Movements and individuals once considered fringe become mainstream, while previously responsible figures decamp to the fever swamps.
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In France in the 85033s, shares of the Mississippi Company, which oversaw the swamps of Mississippi, went up 10-fold in a year due to the promise of untold far-flung riches (in Mississippi swamps!) and even poor peasants were jumping on the bandwagon by selling their livestock.
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No wonder Floridians get up to such weird shit, the swamps can put you into a weird headspace.
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After the Civil War, black people starting acquiring land on the low grounds, by the rivers and swamps.
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Nearly five million nutria have been removed from the state's swamps and marshes over the past 15 years.
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That is partly a reflection of his character, because his sense of grievance swamps his feelings of triumph.
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Image: NASA Earth ObservatorySugar farms depend on Lake Okeechobee's dike system to keep their fields from becoming swamps.
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Researchers at the University of Florida recently discovered several Nile crocodiles living in Florida's swamps, The Guardian reports.
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In life-threatening situations our human empathy swamps our day-to-day divisions of politics, nationality or religion.
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Those civilians unable to flee have been burned alive in their homes or chased into swamps to starve.
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Another sees it as an apocalyptic disaster, as agedness "swamps" the resources of society needed to maintain itself.
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That swamps the $4.4 million contributed in support of the measure, virtually all from the AIDS Healthcare Foundation.
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The area has no paved roads and its muddy paths often turn into swamps in the rainy season.
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These allowed the "old swamps" to be drained and developed into new communities, such as Lakeview and Gentilly.
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Atrociraptor mashalli, in contrast, was a wetlands creature that foraged in the forested swamps of Cretaceous era Alberta.
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Luckily, I'm a country boy who lives only a few miles from the swamps of the Florida Everglades.
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This is, I suspect, because they are often confused with swamps, which are similarly dank but thickly forested.
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They like the thick muck at the bottom of swamps and ponds, which makes them hard to study.
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Rustic cabins are linked by elevated wooden walkways over papyrus swamps, lending a treehouse vibe to the place.
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Swamps are adaptive, constantly reacting to the changing environment, while our legislators are paralyzed by the smallest challenges.
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Some outlets opened the door, by helping spread conspiracy theories and indulging the paranoia of the fever swamps.
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State wildlife officials estimate there are as many as 100,000 pythons living in the vast swamps outside Miami.
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Cops chased a lot of naked people through parking lots, swamps and stores, too many to list here.
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Brown ash often grows in swamps, but those trees tend to yield wood that is unsuitable for weaving.
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The slums are built on swamps and wetlands, so 70 percent of homes are prone to heavy floods.
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There are trillions upon trillions of them on Earth — in soil, swamps, and anywhere else that bacteria naturally thrive.
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She moved further to the fringe, deeper into the fever swamps — where, she learned, connections to the mainstream remain.
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Materialism, especially for children, swamps, on this view, any reflection on the meaning of a Christian – or religious – life.
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Thank you, my fair reader, for taking a little tour with me into the fever swamps of the internet.
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In Alaska, many towns are running out of places to bury their dead; erstwhile cemeteries have become marshy swamps.
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G... Researchers at the University of Florida recently discovered several Nile crocodiles living in Florida's swamps, The Guardian reports.
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"I know a great many transgender women who have served in Korea and the swamps of Vietnam," she said.
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This moon signaled the time to catch beavers and secure a supply of warm furs before the swamps froze.
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This remoteness, as much as their frequent conflation with swamps, has served to traduce bogs in the popular imagination.
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The swamps were drier than normal, he said, and the hurricane had hit parts of Georgia tupelo territory, too.
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But after having killed half the wetlands in our country, we should not want to drain any more swamps.
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The world's carbon-rich ecosystems — tropical forests, mangrove swamps and peat lands — store more carbon than the entire atmosphere.
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There have also been several instances of ideas crawling out of the far-right internet swamps onto Trump's phone.
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But deep within the right-wing fever swamps, the comments showed that Wray lacks blind loyalty to the president.
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We're talking about microbes, either the ones inhabiting seas and swamps, or those that live inside creatures like us.
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The swamps teem with serpents, and the plains are busy with lizards that play-fight like a pack of dogs.
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Similar to my own apartment in July, show tents are swamps that lack proper air movement to support human life.
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But the meme swamps the Yang Gang calls home harbor all sorts of life — some of it far less affable.
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Without "proper" Christian burials, enslaved people were buried far in the woods, slipped into the swamps, or burned in piles.
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In the ancient swamps of southeast England, a palm-sized clump lay pickling in river sediment for 133 million years.
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In the swamps, they peep an alligator, a turtle, and a man named Gerald who built his own swamp house.
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Each year, scientists comb the jungles, swamps, and caves of the Greater Mekong in search of new plants and animals.
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Watch your backs, Floridians, because odds are that there are invasive Nile crocodiles roaming around the swamps of your state.
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Alligators may live in swamps, but that doesn't mean they don't dream of moving to some sparking suburban pool someday.
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Instead, Dr Boyce thinks abundant Carboniferous coal, swamps and all, is an accident caused by the movement of the continents.
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Sea level rise is threatening swamps and rising temperatures have caused coral bleaching and shifted sex ratios in sea turtles.
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" Where prominent conservatives stand: "As prominent conservatives tiptoed around the conspiracy theory swamps, the right-wing internet dove in headfirst.
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Although most people associate them with the swamps of Florida, alligators have been everywhere and are doing everything this summer.
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On a recent night, somewhere in the swamps of Jersey, it was the children, primarily, who asked the hard questions.
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Today, Morrow's music feeds off of Southern swamps and sweltry LA nights as much as it does his country roots.
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Red Dead Redemption's American frontier is full of sweeping vistas that range from mountains, to forests, swamps, deserts, and cities.
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It's a magnificent reserve, swallowing you up in endless expanses of acacia trees and emerald green swamps and tawny savannas.
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But his father, more than any other presidential candidate, has embraced the ethos of the rumor swamps of the internet.
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The "Hillary'd" post, with its Vince Foster tag, echoes a long-running theme in the fever swamps of Clinton haters.
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Swamps are reminders of an unconscious past before subdivisions and municipalities, a threatening wilderness of spontaneous fires smelling of decay.
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Swamps, after all, can absorb potentially ruinous floods, while mangrove forests can protect cities near the coast from storm surges.
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However, she has succeeded in drawing some of her colleagues into the fever swamps of left-wing conspiracies with her.
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Our software evolves by layering new systems on old, and that means we have constructed entire cities upon crumbling swamps.
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But they&aposre not coming as fast in the developed world because the developed world resists its swamps being drained.
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Lincoln explains that a compass can point to true north but can't identify the swamps and chasms on the way.
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Entire communities are marooned in malarial swamps trying to survive off barely chewable lotus plants and worm-infested swamp water.
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Laugh all you want, but it's an important skill to have should you ever find yourself in the state's famous swamps.
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That population explosion, combined with a certain regional antipathy toward civic oversight, has seen former swamps turned into sprawling, unregulated developments.
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In 173 in the swamps of Jersey, the No. 163 scoring team, the Broncos, confronted the No. 153 defense, the Seahawks.
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It features a wide array of habitats, including terra firme ("solid ground") and várzea (seasonal floodplain) forests, palm swamps, and wetlands.
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Tigers occupy a variety of habitats from tropical forests, evergreen forests, woodlands and mangrove swamps to grasslands, savannah and rocky country.
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He had already completed a social realist novel, "Birobidzhaner," about the pioneers who drained the swamps and made the taiga bloom.
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AVONDALE, La. — Brian Stuard made steady golf pay off on a waterlogged course in the haunting cypress swamps outside New Orleans.
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As a growing percentage of the world's population moves to coastal areas, our marshes, swamps, and mangroves are steadily being destroyed.
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Luke's spaceship has crashed and sunk under the swamps of the planet Dagobah, where the Jedi Master Yoda is in hiding.
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He was always an outdoors kid, he said, who loved camping, walking through swamps, and collecting bugs and abandoned bird nests.
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Her wealth swamps that of better-known billionaires like eBay veteran Meg Whitman, Oprah Winfrey, Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg, and Kylie Jenner.
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Next we jump to "a Dangerous Eden," in Florida, with its sink holes and swamps, occupied at least 14,500 years ago.
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And who can ever forget the sacrifice of two Jewish lives, Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner, in the swamps of Mississippi?
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Scientists long thought the electric eels found in swamps, streams, creeks and rivers across South America were all the same species.
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Lake Chad is not far from this area of Nigeria, and swamps emerge in a few spots, right next to farms.
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Nature often played a saving role as snake- and gator-infested swamps, moss-draped forests and rushing rivers sheltered their movements.
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They're supposed to be wading tentatively into the shallow end of a swimming pool, hoping no one swamps them with a cannonball.
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This is the same reason swamps often smell like a giant fart: they are literally filled with billions of tiny methane factories.
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A segment on the Serengeti in east-central Africa will explain why the ecosystem's forests, swamps and grasslands are lush and green.
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She spent years in the field characterizing soil, assessing habitats, and sometimes wading through swamps to track down threatened or endangered plants.
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They knew the secret paths that led through the swamps to Burundi, where they sold the stolen cows and bought new ones.
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The extra yield these bonds pay (after tax) swamps the tiny costs they incur on those rare occasions when bond issuers default.
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Trump has mainstreamed conspiracy theories that, in every past presidency, have only existed in the fever swamps of the right or left.
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Two of her children, ages 4 and 8, drowned in the swamps while fleeing soldiers, she said (other villagers confirmed her account).
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In places where mosquito-borne illnesses break out, the use of chemical sprays and filling in swamps are common courses of action.
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It was made habitable on a large scale by settlers battling back the water, draining the wetlands and filling in the swamps.
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There's the gloriously green world, the dark- and rain-lashed one, and another that's overrun with sandsharks and crisscrossed by deadly swamps.
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A House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee hearing on Wednesday could not have contrasted more with the posturing that swamps televised impeachment hearings.
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He felt this was unfair: In previous decades, many neighbors had turned their forests and mangrove swamps into strip malls and condos.
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In time, camps of escapees, known as Maroon communities, made their stand in the woods and swamps of my untamed home state.
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Any lie or outlandish theory that gets barfed up out of the fever swamps gets credulous coverage in the New York Times.
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But if those swamps were to drain, the carbon they're holding would end up in the atmosphere and contribute to global warming.
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In addition to his carnival work, Wikstrom was an avid maritime artist, depicting the Louisiana swamps and waterways in lush oil paintings.
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Its over 100 miles of coastline are peppered with mangrove swamps, and dense, diverse forest covers nearly three-fourths of the land area.
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And for many in the fever swamps, the fun is in belonging to something, no matter how toxic or anonymous it might be.
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The ICRC handed out hoes and axes as well as maize seeds to grow some crops in rebel-held land outside the swamps.
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Without mosquitoes keeping the human population away from prime mosquito habitats like swamps and rain forests, more people may move to these areas.
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Many of those theories were broadcast on Fox News, after having first spread through the swamps of talk radio and the conservative blogosphere.
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Still, Lambo presses on, even as a wave of chocolate milk runoff swamps the hood and washes ALL THE WAY ONTO THE WINDSHIELD.
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Her book is an awe-inspiring journey through archives and the villages, forests and swamps of the Polesia region of Ukraine and Belarus.
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Monster Hunter World takes place on an isolated island with a huge range of environments to explore, from humid swamps to arid wastelands.
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Just a century ago, Miami Beach was just a sandbar, with the ocean on one side and mangroves and swamps on the other.
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Of course, Florida is no stranger to the crocodilian clan, and many native alligators and crocodiles dwell in its rich wetlands and swamps.
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He turned Fox News into the most powerful political machine in the country, pushing millions of viewers into the right-wing fever swamps.
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According to my family's oral history, they escaped with a group of self-liberated black people across the river and through the swamps.
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The site, in an Aboriginal area, contains volcanoes, swamps, and marshes, and is "The network of waterways can be used to trap eels, "
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The world's swamps and wetlands are also economically valuable, worth some $70 billion annually, according to a report by the World Wildlife Fund.
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David Steen traded the comfort of a college biology classroom for the swamps of south Florida in January, looking for snakes — big snakes.
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However, Luther — obdurate and reckless, bilious and doctrinaire — eventually swamps the book, as he eventually swamped the urbane and ironic man of letters.
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I also very much enjoyed Kim Severson's romp along the trail of Tupelo honey, liquid gold from the swamps of Florida and Georgia.
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Flocks of bisque-colored flamingo pick their way across the salt flats and swamps, pink-hued because of their diet of tiny crustaceans.
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Schools lay destroyed or occupied by armed groups, leaving children unable to fulfill their potential; families are forced to scavenge in swamps to survive.
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There were images of a teddy bear and bunny holding hands while watching a puppet show and a tiny plush alligator reading about swamps.
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And since Putin did intervene in the 2016 U.S. election on Trump's behalf, the claims take on extra intensity even beyond the fever swamps.
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"It was thought they frightened them into getting stuck in swamps and then waited for them to die," he said, according to The Guardian.
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During an oral argument that frequently veered into the swamps of supposition, speculation and outright imagination, Justice Sotomayor stuck to these concrete, undisputed numbers.
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Indeed, at this point, outside of the fever swamps of left-wing blogs, there is not even an accusation that it had any impact.
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Despite finding that the trees increased standard estimates of emissions from the swamps sevenfold, "it took 18 months to get it published," she says.
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But they couldn't catch Knight or his core supporters, who had fled to the swamps where they survived with the support of local sympathizers.
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As the China narrative swamps the American one, "Patriot Number One" loses sight of the mass of Chinatown immigrants who care nothing of politics.
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In the 17th century, they started settling in Mumbai (then Bombay), when it was still just seven islands mired in a network of swamps.
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The flexibility and interdependence of swamps are conducive to the mutual well-being of thousands of different species (including, but not only, Homo sapiens).
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In a satchel, he carried the galleys of his next book, a historical novel about Frederick the Great's campaign to drain the Prussian swamps.
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A formative moment in his youth, he said, was watching construction crews drain the swamps of the Swan River to build suburban housing developments.
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Let me be clear: What President Trump called "lots of beautiful military equipment" won't drain the swamps in which terrorism and extremist militancy fester.
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First, everything is fine in the sunny fields of the booming post-war era and then somehow you're back in today's fetid austerity swamps.
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The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality is still testing rivers and swamps to see if a measurable amount of waste reached the watershed.
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Arcane soon discovers that the local swamps hold numerous secrets after Holland seemingly dies and transforms into the show's titular creature (portrayed by Derek Mears).
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Conspiracy theorists in the racist right-wing fever swamps suggested that Obama's secret Muslim faith and alleged Kenyan nativity were behind his undermining of Israel.
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Now Nyajime is in Nyal, an opposition-held sanctuary of relative calm on the swamps of the Nile in the lower part of Unity State.
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You'll venture into swamps with scant light filtering through the trees, and peaceful, autumnal glades where the leaves are turning the perfect shade of red.
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You'll have to deal with constantly changing battlefields, for instance, ranging from swamps full of regenerating monsters to snowy mountains that make for slow movement.
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On a call-out at a retirement community in Clearwater, Mr Krueger extracted and examined water from swamps and ponds that had troubled the manageress.
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It just so happens that there is a literal box full of disrupters somewhere in the Louisiana swamps, so Waller arranges to let them out.
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The US takes over the Panama Canal dig, combating yellow fever by draining swamps, covering standing water with oil to kill larvae, and installing screens.
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The US takes over the Panama Canal dig, combating yellow fever by draining swamps, covering standing water with oil to kill larvae, and installing screens.
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I came across a group of homeless women and girls in the South Sudan swamps, hiding from soldiers who would have killed or raped them.
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They used satellite imagery as well as slogging into the swamps and drilled by hand with coring devices to collect samples and identify the peat.
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There are, I'll admit, reasons why humans might be evolutionarily programmed to be averse to swamps, like the human predisposition to fear snakes and spiders.
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Even the humid conditions in many swamps present a problem for human microbiome, which harbors more pesky microorganisms in moist conditions than in dry ones.
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I ordered the piangua — a tiny squishy black clam that collects at low tide in mangrove swamps — as well as the shrimp and the crab.
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As the coronavirus swamps the country's doctors, hospitals and emergency rooms, it's become clear that the U.S. healthcare system is not ready for this pandemic.
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I mean, at one point, we did actually have a Civil War, which I think no one outside the nastiest fever swamps is predicting today.
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You better believe that she's got a PR team that guides her through the treacherous swamps, nooks, and crannies of the Internet's social media landscape.
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The discovery of a baby snake fossilized in amber shows that early snakes had spread beyond swamps and sea shores, finding their way into forested environments.
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Our goal is not to fight food swamps but rather to invite people into a beautiful space with delicious food cooked with care for our community.
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For anyone who's spent even a few hours in the online fever swamps of the pro-Trump media, Kanye West's Oval Office rant feels exhaustingly familiar.
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"Life in the swamps is terrible, because when the soldiers come you have to go to the river and hide in the water," said Mary Nayiel.
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Category award: Landscape shortlistSeries Name: Swamps in AutumnAbout the series: Battistelli captured the ethereal beauty of a Texas swamp during a kayaking trip in November 2019.
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I have a lotus flower because it's the only flower born in the swamps so no matter what adversities it faces, it will always find light.
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During the recent trial, the robotic cowboy demonstrated that it was capable of herding cattle and navigating its way around ditches, logs, swamps, and other obstacles.
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The species of alligator roaming Florida's swamps and golf courses may be millions of years older than previously thought, scientists from the University of Florida said.
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Reptiles: Alligators and snakes Alligators have lived in the marshes, swamps, rivers and lakes of the Gulf Coast for centuries, according to Texas Parks and Wildlife.
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The combined death toll there (between 136 million and 288 million) swamps the death toll of any war, genocide, or other violent catastrophe in human history.
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The former president also slammed social media platforms, calling them "fever swamps of extremist foreign and domestic invaders," and sounded the alarm for the news industry.
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Although methane from fires has dropped off, the study suggests that just the opposite is occurring for methane released from swamps and human fossil fuel activity.
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When Pangala, then also at The Open University, made her first measurements of trees emitting methane in the swamps of Borneo, she had the same experience.
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But thousands of South Sudanese are hiding in these swamps because they have even greater fear of their own government — which the United States helped install.
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Yapuot fled into the swamps with her five children, staying neck deep in the water all day and crawling out on islands to sleep at night.
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Five retention ponds surrounding the plant are expected to attract alligators that live in nearby swamps, said Katarina Fjording, Volvo's manufacturing vice president for the Americas.
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According to Buhikire, farmers in three villages close to the Nyakaguruka-Rwizi swamps are suffering regular losses as the largely herbivorous monkeys steal crops to survive.
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As is the case in Houston, development patterns, such as the paving over of mangrove swamps and other naturally-occurring drainage systems, worsened the flooding there.
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The Mashomack Preserve, more than 2,000 acres of protected oak and beech forests, meadows, salt marshes and pine swamps, takes up a third of the island.
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In 2010, turf fires smoldering in dry swamps smothered the city for weeks, inflicting the equivalent of smoking two packs of cigarettes a day on everyone.
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CreditCreditIsmail Ferdous for The New York Times SUNDARBANS NATIONAL PARK, Bangladesh Two hundred years ago, the first cholera pandemic emerged from these tiger-infested mangrove swamps.
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SWANSEA, S.C. — Valerie Biden Owens traveled past swamps, harvested fields and parked tractors to a small church, where she stepped off a bus to address voters.
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The colonists could not have picked a more inhospitable environment: erratic rainfall, a desert-like coast, dry riverbeds, mangrove swamps, and valleys sunk below sea level.
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Earlier humans blamed malaria and its mosquito-borne cousins on "bad air" from swamps, even as the years passed and death kept whining at their ears.
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In south Texas, residential communities are often built on top of bayous, marshes and swamps, allowing alligators to live dangerously close to small children and pets.
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They fought in malarial swamps and on sweltering savannas, incredibly hostile environments where it's hard to survive, let alone wage a guerrilla war on a shoestring.
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A conventional liberal, up until now, would dismiss that belief as simply paranoid, the product of Fox News feedback loops and the science-denying fever swamps.
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This could be because people are siphoning water for agriculture, draining swamps, and leveeing rivers, but more research will have to be done to say for sure.
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The hope is to run 100 more expeditions over the next decade, by which time Colombia's forests, swamps and mountains will have been comprehensively sampled and recorded.
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Darwin-based crocodile expert Grahame Webb said while most crocodiles were found in rivers, swamps and other protected waterways, open beaches in northern Australia were not safe.
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Faced with these results, Ortega surmised that the problem of food deserts (or swamps, as they were referred to here), runs far deeper than what's on shelves.
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As moral imperatives go, the potential of expanded immigration to reduce extreme, $163-a-day poverty worldwide strictly swamps the domestic antipoverty benefits of a basic income.
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It's the oldest game in the book, in the swamps of D.C. On the other side are reporters who make themselves the story — like CNN's Jim Acosta.
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News crews arrived, and so many curiosity-seekers trailed him through the swamps that the police were deployed to control them, the Press Trust of India reported.
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"Putting border crossers into our criminal justice system costs us billions of dollars and swamps a system that is not designed for it," Yang told the Post.
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The report found that aquatic systems were far underrepresented in their conservation attention in relation to their size, and swamps, of course, didn't even make the list.
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Spooky swamps and foreboding forests have surrounded me my entire life and the people and creatures that inhabit them have long been the stuff of local legend.
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Wetlands — which include swamps, marshes, lakes, mud flats and bogs — are biodiverse ecosystems that can improve the quality of water and mitigate damage from flooding and pollution.
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An environmental classic, the book changed the way the U.S. viewed its wetlands, as important ecosystems and surge buffers rather than worthless swamps more useful when drained.
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In our view, instead of draining swamps and weakening protections, governments at all levels should take action immediately to conserve and restore wetlands as a climate strategy.
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Once again the Montagnard soldiers encamped across the river from Phnom Penh had to escape at night, this time neck-deep through swamps, back to the city.
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The area around Volgograd is known for its swamps and wide rivers, the perfect breeding ground for insects during the hot and dry summer in the region.
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In the southernmost Andaman and Nicobar Islands in the Indian Ocean, polling officials set up polling stations for nine voters after traveling through swamps infested with crocodiles.
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Mark Hamill's Luke Skywalker was just a student of the Force when he schlepped Yoda around the swamps of Dagobah on his back in The Empire Strikes Back.
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By contrast, Lars von Trier, adapting Carl Theodor Dreyer's book, turned Medea into a real swamp witch, setting her domain in a landscapes where swamps and reeds abound.
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The heavy foot traffic through areas closest to the main stages (coupled with the huge volume of people) meant that, by Friday, many camping areas were glorified swamps.
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Within months the army had recaptured most big towns, pushing the insurgents into forests or Lake Chad, a mass of swamps where the borders of four countries meet.
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It is home to a huge variety of wild animals, as well as beaches, coastal forests, swamps and some of the best tropical coral reefs in the world.
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And if you're in the Florida Everglades, or other swamps, and see a beautiful colony of birds nesting in the trees above you, be careful where you step.
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The campaign, which was born in the fever swamps of 2600chan and Reddit message boards, involved creating hundreds of fictional personas with gray cartoon avatars, known as NPCs.
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On a hot day in the middle of March, photojournalist Emily Kask, 23, found herself on a tiny metal crawfishing boat, deep in the swamps of southern Louisiana.
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On a hot day in the middle of March, photojournalist Emily Kask, 2500, found herself on a tiny metal crawfishing boat, deep in the swamps of southern Louisiana.
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The oil market looks poised to swing into oversupply next year as growing global crude output swamps shaky demand, a committee of allied producer nations said on Sunday.
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Richard Simmons' riotous enthusiasm, shrieks, and step exercises first came into my life in my in my friend's living room, somewhere in the swamps of suburban New Jersey.
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The area around Volgograd is known for its swamps and wide rivers, the perfect breeding ground for insects during the hot and dry summer in the Russian south.
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John James Audubon lived here in a rickety frame house, surrounded by birds and the creatures of the marshes, creeks, swamps and forests that once covered northern Manhattan.
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Conspiracy theories are like mosquitoes that thrive in swamps of low-trust societies, weak institutions, secretive elites and technology that allows theories unanchored from truth to spread rapidly.
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In the marshlands of the southern Philippines, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, or the MILF, patrol the swamps, looking to root out remaining pockets of ISIS-linked militants.
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Floridian stoner-sludge trio Shroud Eater are back for another fuzzed-out ride through the deep-south heavy metal swamps with their latest full-length, Strike the Sun.
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In the current phase of the economic situation, this doesn't make a difference in practice, because the tumbling price of oil and other basic commodities swamps everything else.
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"We are building, building, building," reads a letter in the city of Tobolsk, listing hardships during construction of a railroad through the swamps to western Siberia's oil fields.
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The campaign, which was born in the fever swamps of 4chan and Reddit message boards, involved creating hundreds of fictional personas with gray cartoon avatars, known as NPCs.
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But shrimp aquaculture in particular has a very grim reputation, rife with accounts of slave laborers harvesting disease-ridden crustaceans from antibiotic-filled swamps amid the dead mangroves.
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Hydrogen sulfide — released from decaying vegetation and rotting animals in the swamps where it lives — is digested by symbiotic bacteria that lives in the giant shipworm's outsize gills.
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Some remarkably good public health news: Researchers may have found the tools to stop cholera, the global pandemic that rose from the swamps of Bangladesh two centuries ago.
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Scientists may have found the tools to stop cholera, which rose from the swamps of Bangladesh two centuries ago, killing tens of millions of people over the years.
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But skeptics question the logic of upgrading individual properties if the surrounding areas do not keep pace and flooding or the rise in sea levels swamps nearby roads.
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The magical and mysterious swamps of South Jersey have been subject to ebbs and flows of nature, agriculture, and history, but have always regenerated through the smoldering ash.
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After two hours of walking in the woods and getting our boots stuck in sneaky, snow-covered swamps, it dawned on me that Chamberland might be right after all.
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"It may seem odd today, but about 67 million years ago, what is now South Dakota was covered in forests, swamps and winding rivers," said Gates in a statement.
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Perfect. Cher's whole vibe in the video is one of the strongest looks since mankind crawled out of the swamps and fashioned a loincloth out of some flayed skin.
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More surprisingly, Ms. Hoffman's Winnifred is genuinely affecting, an alien princess (she hails from the swamps) who doesn't expect or even hope to fit into a conventional storybook kingdom.
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Unemployment in the swamps has shot up in the last few months as oil companies have responded to low prices by firing hundreds of workers, according to labor unions.
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In what was essentially still "pioneer country," settlers dwelt largely in rural homesteads that stretched from the plantation belt in the Panhandle down to the swamps of the Everglades.
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Their work takes them from the depths of murky swamps to the heights of the forest canopy, and almost all of it is done while it is pouring rain.
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The people she interviews can remember the world as it was, the beauty of the Louisiana swamps and the communities there, and they can see what it has become.
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Nalo Hopkinson's "Inselberg" features a mutant tour bus driver — of a living bus — ferrying entitled tourists through a terrifying and wondrous island landscape of sugar swamps and radioactive seas.
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When the Confederates finally pulled out of Jones County proclaiming victory, Knight and his men rose from the swamps and got back to work raising hell against the army.
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But now ''bro'' has been ripped from its life as a teasing term of endearment and description of camaraderie and plunked into the sociopolitical swamps of entitlement and privilege.
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But a military crackdown on thousands of illegal refineries in the southern swamps, which process crude oil stolen from oil majors and state oil firm NNPC, has raised tensions.
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If you spend enough time wading through the vinegar swamps of the NFL discourse, which is a thing you should not do, you will start to notice some things.
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This value comes from functions like erosion control, groundwater recharge, waste storage, tourism and recreation, and the boggy soil of swamps literally soaking up carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
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"Maybe he feels that, as president, as the next president of the United States, that he should be marginally more dignified than talking about alligators in swamps," Gingrich said.
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And a burgeoning aquaculture industry, fueled in part by the effects of climate change, is decimating traditional fishing in West Africa and destroying coastal mangrove swamps in Southeast Asia.
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The intricate reefs and salt-tolerant mangrove swamps also offer protection against storms and hurricanes on climate-vulnerable islands which often lack resources to build extensive engineered coastal defenses.
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Thousands of people in that area have fled their homes, and many are living deep in the swamps or sweltering bush and surviving off wild plants and filthy water.
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From the forests of the Amazon to the suburban hinterlands of America, from the depths of the oceans to Southeast Asia's mangrove swamps, millions of species are being lost.
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The new season of this competition series pits five drivers against one another in monster-truck-rally-style challenges, like climbing mounds of crushed cars or trudging through swamps.
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When you drive up to Concordia Parish from nearby Alexandria, you pass through miles of rolling flatland dotted with green swamps, bales of hay, and pine and pecan trees.
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It would be a very loud and public fight over basic climate science, which, outside of the fever swamps, is generally seen as a losing battle for the right.
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It's a lively clip, a reminder that swamps aren't just a place of danger, they provide homes for all sorts of wildlife—or anyone who can adapt to the heat.
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"People have been pushed to the brink, [they are] surviving on what they can find to eat in swamps," said Emma Jane Drew, Oxfam's humanitarian program manager in South Sudan.
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ALBERTO QUESADA loads a flatbed lorry in a field in the middle of the night for a two-hour drive to the dense mangrove swamps on the Gulf of Batabanó.
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It would be difficult to achieve a ceasefire in the hard to access swamps where militants are divided into small groups that tap widespread anger over poverty and oil spills.
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When white settlers arrived in the early nineteenth century, the region was a dense tangle of swamps, and thickets of wetland forest remained through the middle of the twentieth century.
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Earlier this month, Pangala, now at Lancaster University, flew to Mexico with her young son, ready to clamp methane monitoring equipment to mangroves in the coastal swamps of the Yucatan.
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An environmental classic, the book changed the way the U.S. viewed its wetlands, as important ecosystems and surge buffers rather than as worthless swamps that are more useful when drained.
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You're going to Tigerland" — Fort Polk infantry advanced training in the Louisiana swamps — "and then Vietnam, and the Vietcong are going to shoot you dead your first day in country.
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Nutria, large bucktooth rodents, ravage Louisiana swamps with unchecked breeding, feasting on trees and plants that keep the soil of the wetlands from further eroding into the Gulf of Mexico.
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If it could speak, Nature might say it contains lilies, the strange beauty of swamps, the architectural art of spiders, the many et ceteras that make the world the world.
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Given that Northern Virginia is virtually a suburb of the swamps of Washington, it's safe to say that this is a heavily Democratic area, fueled by opposition to President Trump.
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The army has moved reinforcements to the swamps, with soldiers on Saturday raiding for the second time a community that is home to a former militant leader linked to attacks.
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From there he falls into some kind of shadow world where he and his trusty companion fight off shadow creatures, navigate hell swamps, and encounter people standing in the corner.
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These single-celled microorganisms evolved more than 3.5 billion years ago and many of them are also extremophiles, found in animals' guts, swamps, or in unthinkably hot and cold environments.
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Adult Orthacanthus sharks could grow to as large as three meters (9.8 feet), and were apex predators in the swamps and shallow seas of the late Carboniferous and early Permian periods.
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There's some novelty in seeing a Massachusetts racketeer being displaced to the swamps and speakeasies of Florida, but even at this point, Mr Affleck refuses to settle on a single storyline.
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Go deeper: Historic flooding swamps Oklahoma, Arkansas as storms prove relentless In photos: Staggering destruction from historic flooding in the Plains New climate report warns of increasingly dire risks to U.S.
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Deserts will become forests, swamps will become gardens, war will become peace, and the youth of today will build a world they will be proud to pass on to their children.
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As far as we know, lizard-lions are found only in the bogs and swamps of the Neck, a region that divides the North from the rest of the Seven Kingdoms.
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At some point, it swamps the whole system, costing a huge amount of money, that most people watching the show tonight are like, I don&apost want to pay for this.
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Fewer days of such deep-freeze conditions creates the possibility of open water on the Iditarod course, which runs through the typical Alaskan bush mixture of rivers, bogs, lakes and swamps.
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Our flight plan drew us out to the south, directly over swamps and marshes that are alarmingly close to our urban airport—which had an entire taxiway closed to accommodate evacuees.
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While She/Folk principally lives online, and was born in Mazza and Keegan's apartment in Brooklyn, the site's spirit is found further south—in the palms, swamps, and people of Florida.
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I hope he was freed from his cement hideout and released back into the swamps, where he can attack people whose airboat motors cut out in the middle of the Everglades.
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"It is easy, standing in the wintertime gloom of these Alabama swamps, to imagine that old ghosts haunt these bayous," Raines writes in his piece explaining the search for the wreck.
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In the rainy season in his Arkansas town, the hogs get pushed out of nearby "swamps / low lying areas looking for higher ground," resulting in them pushing into human residential areas.
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He wants to sell the hopes and dreams of the area to rich investors, invoking the tortured history of settlement in the South Florida swamps before it became a cosmopolitan jewel.
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Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.), one of the jurors, questioned Vindman's patriotism by propagating an unsubstantiated conspiracy theory from the fever swamps of the dark corners of the pro-Trump fringe Internet.
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"Now the reality is the risk of a return to the swamps and to instability," Mario Calabresi, editor in chief of La Repubblica, wrote in a front-page editorial on Monday.
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It had rained so hard for so long that Houston's swamps and reservoirs and drainage canals filled up, which meant that the city's kitchens and living rooms and dens filled up next.
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"They're losing out," said Hal Wanless, a geologist at the University of Miami, when asked what's been happening to the Everglades' coastal marshes and mangrove swamps in wake of recent, powerful hurricanes.
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"We were getting subsidence rates of two to four centimeters per year, anywhere along Biscayne Bay or the West Coast of Florida north of Cape Sable," in swamps leveled by the hurricane.
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Orlean would later write her 1998 book The Orchid Thief on the black markets for aficionados of the rare orchids, including the hunt for a prized "ghost" orchid in the Florida swamps.
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OGONILAND, Nigeria (Reuters) - Listening for the engines of navy boats hunting illegal refineries in the swamps of Nigeria's Niger Delta, workers heat up crude oil in a tank next to a waterway.
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People in the southern swamps, where oil giants such as Royal Dutch Shell and Chevron operate, have for years complained about the oil industry's pollution and about economic marginalisation by the state.
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Little is known about the new radical group that has claimed a series of pipeline bombings in Nigeria's oil-producing region this year and evaded gunboats and soldiers trawling swamps and villages.
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A marble frieze on the wall that encircled the statue showed columns of helmeted troops and tanks rolling past swamps and palmyra trees, the spiky palm indigenous to Sri Lanka's far north.
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But highlighting the fracturing of militants into small groups, the previous day a group called Niger Delta Green Justice Mandate claimed an attack on a gas pipeline in the southern swamps lands.
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It's a promising, poignant crisis that the director Anne Fletcher swamps with gauzy sentimentalism and cutesy comedy, particularly once Will decides to turn a beauty pageant into a means of personal revolt.
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Unlike Elliott Management, which swamps its prey like a zombie invasion, Silver Lake has a history of more collaborative efforts, with $43 billion currently invested in various properties in the tech world.
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We might flounder in the swamps of our specific upbringing until we realize we are becoming the exact things we said we never wanted to become: our parents, our neighborhoods, Florida itself.
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HOUSTON — For years, much of the nation's refinery capacity and chemical production have been concentrated along the swamps and narrow inlets of the Gulf of Mexico, risking devastation in a monster storm.
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With my mom or Lew behind the wheel of the family station wagon, we made road trips in search of colorful amphibians in the Appalachians and insect-eating plants in southern swamps.
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In the Niger Delta's oil-producing swamps, residents complain about crude spills from broken or blown-up pipelines and acid rain from gas flaring, the burning of natural gas at oil wells.
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After Chuol, Angelina and Nyachot fled their village, they spent weeks traveling through crocodile-infested swamps in canoes carved out of logs, surviving by eating grass, lily pads and hand-caught fish.
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